Purely Personal Notices From Middletown Area
Mr H Milton Kefauver visits relatives in New York while Dr Thomas S Hader heads to Washington. Mrs Wm Mullinix visits friends in Hagerstown. Mrs Caroline Gladhill visits relatives at Myeraville. Mrs John Metzger visits relatives at Myeraville. Mrs Ernest Harding spends days in Hagerstown. Mrs Anna Thoman visiting son in law F F Tyer gar in the city. Mr and Mrs Lawson F Bittle return home after brief wedding tour. Mrs Kate Brainard visits Capt and Mrs Walter Saunders in the city. Mr and Mrs B F Burg spend weeks with relatives in Pennsylvania. Mr Joseph Summers returns home from My ersville visit. Mr and Mrs George Haupt visit daughter Mrs Elmer Flook at Myaraville. Mr George Jonezy of Ohio visiting relatives in Middletown Valley. Mr Stanley Young visiting his father J R Young on North Market street. Rev F M Glenn U B church holding protracted meeting at Quebec school house south of Middletown. Mr L E Malinik returns from Philadelphia and New York seeking novelties for carpet room. Mrs Charles N Hargatt and Mrs P Mehrie Hiteshew with children drive from near Frederick to visit friends. Mr J T Wilson of Friendsville visits his sister. they had not met in 22 years. Miss Fannie O Sanner, Mrs Wm H Gaylor and Mr W W Doub as delegates from Middletown to State Convention of the Christian Endeavor Society in Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Milton Kefauver
New York
Thomas S. Hader
Clarke Place
Washington
Wm. T. Mullinix
South Market
Ebreat
Hagerstown
Caroline Gladhill
Westminster
Myeraville
John Metzger
Blosserville
Ernest Harding
Church Street
Bhis City
B. F. Burg
East Third Street
Pennsylvania
Joseph Summers
Peoria
Kan
Myersville
George Haupt
Boonsboro
Elmer Flook
Myaraville
George Jonezy
Ohio
Middletown Valley
Stanley Young
Fitzhugh Lee
RK. Young
North Market Street
F. M. Glenn
U. B. Church
Quebec
Middletown
L. E. Maliinix
Philadelphia
Fannie O. Sanner
Wm. H. Gaylor
W. W. Doub
The
Christian Endeavor Society
Baltimore
Clover Leaf and Belles Lettres Hold Meetings
The Clover Leaf Literary Society met with President T R Plants presiding. The roll call and minutes led to a program with recitations readings a declamation an oration on Jefferson and a debate on whether a Sailor has a harder life than a Soldier. judges favored the negative. The group adjourned to November 15. The Belles Lettres Society opened with President L Toms presiding and read mins. The program included readings essays a Shakespeare tribute an oration on Grant and a debate on Cromwell versus Napoleon. the judges sided with the affirmative two to one. They adjourned to November 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clover Leaf Literary Society
Moor
T. R. Plants
L.A. Woodward
A. Reich
W. James
R. Lefever
R. Hoy
O. Compher
Jefferson
R Schildbeck
H. Ordeman
R. Reifgnider
O. Heck
C. Dixon
J. Quynn
W. Cramer
Boteler
Belles Lettres
Tas Belles Lettres Literary Society
L. Toms
H. Schroeder
Wastler
I Miller
W. Feat
U. S. Grant
B. Willard
Oliver Cromwell
Napoleon Boneparte
S.T Krehaud
D. Bowma
P. Whip
L Toms
E. ©. Bieer
A. J. Kroh
Betrayed by a Book Implicates Lowe in Corn Theft
James W. Lowe and Gilbert Black were arrested by Sheriff Troxell on charges of stealing four barrels of corn from George Houck farm tenant Charles E. Ramenberg. Lowe waived hearing. bail set at 500 dollars. Black posted bail. both claim Lowe coerced Black into the theft. Corn recovered from locations Black described.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James W. Lowe
George Bouch
C. E. Ramenberg
Gilbert Black
Troxell
Charles E. Bameberg
George Houck
Joseph W. Gaver
Lowe
Black
Lowa
Y M C A Officers Elected at Annual Meeting
The annual Y M C A meeting elected Henry H Abbott as president O Albert Gilson as vice president Edgar K Moore as treasurer and J Alfred Ritter as secretary The advisory board members Messrs Joseph D Baker William O Birely Wm EH Keller Dr Wm O Johnson and R B Lewis were re elected The treasurer reported a 99 7 surplus and funds to January 1 2002 A committee was appointed to thank the Women's Auxiliary for their support
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry H. Abbott
O. Albert Gilson
Edgar K. Moore
J. Alfred Ritter
Messra
Joseph D. Baker
William O. Birely
Wm. EH. Keller
Wm. 0. Johnson
R. BR. Lewis
Zimmerman
Friends of the Association
Frepenicn News
Edgar Moore
W. A. Statley
Charles Groff
Woman’s Auxiliary
Young Miss Sallie Pfaff Leads Finland Cornet Band
The Finland Cornet Band of Quaker town Pa famed in Upper Bucks county for its crack musical standing now has an 18 year old woman, Miss Sallie Pfaff, as instructor and leader. Since her father’s death eight years ago she has directed the band successfully, playing the leading cornet with veteran skill.
Rejected Ballots by County in Recent Election
The tally shows 965 ballots rejected in Montgomery county for improper marking, with 560 for Republican and 408 for Democratic tickets, GOP loss by 152. Carroll county rejected 499 ballots as spoiled or improperly marked. Washington county faces an estimated 500 wrongly marked ballots, split evenly between Republicans and Democrats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery County
Carroll County
Washington County
Cut His Leg Trimming Tree In Middle Town
Elmer Brengle of Frederck County Telephone Company injured his right leg below the knee with an axe while trimming a tree in Middle town on Thursday. The wound, though painful, is not serious. Football game set for this afternoon at Athletic Park pitting Morgan College Baltimore against Stover College Harper's Ferry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Elmer Brengle
Frederck County Telephone Company
Athletic Park
Morgan College
Baltimore
Stover College
Harper's Ferry
Remarkable seven year old Preston Orew shows astonishing knowledge
A Philadelphia child, seven year old Preston Dankelberger Orem, is hailed as the brightest boy of his age. He can read and write, add, and solve arithmetic. He knows world history, names Oliver Cromwell, and lists presidents with their terms. The article praises his intellect and memory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston Orew
Werder
Preston Dankelberger Orem
Philadelphia
Pang
Gabirant
Oliver Cromwell
Porioles
Taualisa Wien
White House
eSeb
Remarkable child prodigy and charity auction noted
A gifted boy born in Los Angeles, tutored by parents who shield him from schooling, can map the world, name counties and capitals, calculate his age in days, and memorize with perfect recall. He studies maps and puzzles instead of fairy tales, while a separate article covers the Frederick Art Club auction with Mayor Smith as auctioneer, detailing posters and committee members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
California
Prenton Ware Orem
Cordelia Dankelberger Orem
South Seventeenth Stress
Pisya
Art Club
Frederick Art Clinb
Thoreday
Smith
Hal Lee Ott
Mabel Ely
Doub
Thomas
Zimmerman
Kader
Nellie R. Thomas
Ott
Markay
Thomas and
Recital by Frederick artists at Gettysburg chapel
Frederick artists Miss Margaret E Upcraft pianist of the Woman's College and Miss Lucy Eisenhauer the sweet singer of Frederick gave a recital at Bron chapel in Gettysburg last night. The audience was large and appreciative and the artists were enthusiastically received. Program included piano solos such as Pathesi que, Nachstack, Valse, Nocturne, Freischuiz Etude left hand. vocal solos If Thou Didst Love Me Rosary Aria Attila. piano Serenade To a Water Lily Im promptu O Sharp Minor. vocal Mignon O Let Night Speak of Me Danza Da bist wie sina Blume Spring Night. Cantique damour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Margaret E. Upcraft
Woman’s College
Lucy Eisenhauer
Gettysburg
Bron Chapel
Freischuiz
Laughing musical comedy enjoys light City Opera House show
At the City Opera House last night a lively musical comedy titled Where the Laugh Comes in played before a small audience. The piece was described as a good one with a fair presentation and several specialties were performed by company members during and between acts. Alvin Joslin will be presented at the Opera House on Monday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Opera House
Alvin Joslin
Opera Horse
Fire destroys farm buildings near Barnesville
Fire started on a farm near Barnesville in Montgomery County when a wagon load of fodder caught fire. A stable, cornhouse, and storage of corn, 60 bushels of wheat, 3 tons of fertilizer, fodder, a binder and other tools were lost. Loss valued at $500 with no insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Davis
Barnesville
Montgomery County
Will Lecture at Adamstown For School Benefit
Rev. Dr. B S. Todd of Frederick will deliver his lecture The Land of Art and Macaroni at Kline's Hall Adamstown on Thursday November 1 for the benefit of Adamstown school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adamstown
B S. Todd
Frederick
Kline's
Religious Services and Clergy Moves in Local Churches
Local churches announce Sunday services and times across many denominations. Rev L A Bush resigns from Jeffersonian Lutheran church. Rev E L McLean conducts Graos Reformed service. multiple parishes hold morning and evening worship with Sunday schools and Epworth leagues. A will of Jacob Y Dietz bequeaths funds to church causes. Maryland Lutheran and Reformed synods hold meetings November 11 13 with sermons on Christian obligations and church membership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schleyneville Mission
L. A. Bush
Jefferson Lutheran Church
All Saints’ Episcopal Church
Graos Reformed
E.L. Mclean
U. B
I. M. Motter
C. W. Stinespring
St. John's Catholic Church
E.R. Eschbach
Evangelical Reformed Church
Guild
Thomas Freeman Dixon
The
Presbyterian Church
M. E Church South
B. V. Switzer
Luther Kahlman
Evangelical Luutheran
Christian Endeavor
Mixa Sadie C. Hahn
M. EB
Todd
Clark
Jacob Y. Dietz
Philadelphia
Church Institutiona
Board of Home Missions
General Synod of the Reformed Church
Board of Home Missionge
Reformed Church
Board of Education
Eastern Synod of the Reformed Church
Middle Conference
Maryland Synod
Lutheran Church
Manchester
Carroll County
H H. Flick
W. L. Remaburg
Myersville
J. Derr
Hampstead
S. A. Hedncs
Middletown
M. L. Beard
C. L. Ritter
Burkitteville
Fighting in Samar drives insurgents from stronghold
Special Dispatch reports Major Waller attacked insurgents at Sostor on Samar Island. After a renewed assault the position fell. Two Marines and twenty six insurgents were killed. Waller destroyed seventy houses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mantua
Osipalogap
Samar Island
Waller
Sostor
Marinee
Local notices at Otty Hotel Grill and meeting tonight
A public meeting of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union is set for Monday night in Court street rooms with Rev. McLean addressing, Miss Courtney reciting, and others performing. A silver offering is requested. Also listed are hotel meal items, a November 11 concert by W Guy Kline, and a sale of miscellaneous items at the Masonic building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
T. U
Court Street
Rev
I McLean
Misa Courtney
Missus Lindsay
Trail
Golos
Funeral services held for Harriet Ann Walker
Harriet Ann Walker’s funeral was held Thursday afternoon at Asbury M. E. Church with Rev. George D. Pinkney and assistants Reva Murray and Towne. Pallbearers included Thomas H. Hall Alexander Davie James N. Davis Marshal Jenking William Downs and Charlies Goins. Interment followed at Laboring Sons cemetery. A T Rice & Song directed arrangements. Queen Esther chapter Masons attended and conducted graveside rites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet Ann Walker
Asbury M. EH. Church
George D. Pinkney
Reva. Murray
Towne
Thomas H. Hall
Alexander Davie
James N. Davis
Marshal Jenking
Wm. Downs
Charlies
Boat Rocking Case Heads Washington County Court
The November term of the Washington county court opens Monday with several major criminal matters on the docket. Lead case involves Frank Rinehart accused of causing the drowning of Miss Finafrock at Lake Royer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington County Court
Frank Rinehart
Miss Finafrock
Lake Royer
Prof Wm H Harry Eyes Speakership Nomination
Supporters of Prof William H. Harry, elected to the House of Delegates on Tuesday, back his bid for the Republican minority caucus nomination for the speaker's post in the House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm .H. Harry
House of Delegates
House
Laundry Change Hands at Thurmont Sanitary Plant
Harry E. Summer has purchased the laundry of William Matager at Thurmont and remodeled the plant. He installed steam and added several new machines to modernize operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry E. Summer
Wm. Matager
Thurmont
In Memoriam for Norman Bruce Harding
In loving remembrance of my dear husband Norman Bruce Harding who died on November 8, 1895 now six years past. The lips I have loved are faded and cold the hands I have clasped are covered with mold. Your tomb I will wreath I have flowers for thee yet you will never gather a flower for me by his loving wife Lacna Harninc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Bruce Harding
Lacna Harninc
Weathering sales and warm covers headlining store offer
A bustling sales pitch touts daily activity and upcoming weather, urging readers to visit for blanket bargains and warm coverings. It promises laminated inside materials, durable linen, and German linen damask at strong discounts, plus furs and wraps in stock.
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Mark Akenside
Ber
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Hebert Dale Otwen
Bi Clagow
Lake George
John Sbddieton Clayton
Principe
Dover
Del
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Luaness
Boston
North End
Summer
Kingston Streets
Mil
Broad
Warkington Streets
Hertoan August Hagen
Harvard College
Cambridge
Mass
Aume Pisley
Wasninarom
Tae Newa
W. L. Moors
Nist
Weather Bureau
Iven
iLena
iMan
iPookesbook
iMeeting
Oyetere
Lraneh
Opera Home
iPortieres
Kretol
Ements Today
Kee Union Tea Central Refining Co
B. Staley
T.U
Yanior Hall
Doll’s
Ean
Doll's
Eastern Star
City Hotel Grill
Entua L. E. Mullinix
G. O. Carty
Retol Chemical Co
Gals & Bro
John Hendrickson
Neidig & Miller
Ware
G. E
Rhun
Miss Sallie Pfaff
Preston Dunkelberger
OREM
Sunday Schools and Societies
Samar
de Boca
Otty Hotel Grill
Olly Hotel
Dols
Oley Hotel
Junior Mall
W.guy Kline
Klias
Ao Tidhly
Steiff
Harry Wilcoxon
Skell
City Hotel
Hastern
Tauleaux
Opera House
Yeakle’s
Frederick City Hospital Association
Masonic
Aead
Besant & Knorr
Baliore
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Wmn
Kansas City University
Iordon Hospital
N. Market
L. BE. Muolliniz
Portieres
L. EE
Mullinix
John Bendrickson
Sorpan
BTAN
Qoodbap
Mtla
Comportables
Johh Hespaiasox
Neluig & Miller
Walsta
Inter Union
Clinton E. Main
Frederick County
Tsanogle
Wagaman
Ifanogle & Wagamar
Sid
B. EL Sappe Anglc Por
Desser
B. Sappington
JamBdachy
North
Olty
Monsy
Rodock & CO
A. T. Rics & Som, Puneral Directors
Frederick, MD
Frederick CO
Telephone
J. P. Rice
Fourth St. QU
P. Phone
D. B. Rich
Fredk Co
Alean
Potomac River
Mantily
Willard G. Kellee
E. Patrickiet
D. A. Gambrill, Jr
Carroll- St
Nedoe
J Lees Simmons
Buckayatown
John Gomber
South Market St
East Church
McHenry
W. Hs
Charles 8. Houck
Cramer
East Second
South Street
West Lasington Street
Charles W. Bellman
Mionie Maran
Serrenven Ter
Charles W. Selmans
Hammond Urner
Fredecole
Hewort
Duglass H. Hargett
Frederick Co. True Cops—Tast
Douglass H. Hanger
Urner
Or— Baker Johnson
Potts Building
Patriok
Rotenonr’s
Besant’s
All Salata
C. B. Staley
S.lo Capers
Hown Ofice
Novadat
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Arpets and Furniture
O. E. Oline
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