Anniversary services for Rev Dr Owan at St Johns Lutheran
Rev Dr 5S. W. Owan will observe the thirty fifth anniversary of his pastorate at St Johns Lutheran church Hagerstown on November 27 and 28. The report also notes a fire at Cassellman planing mill above Oakland Garrett county destroying the mill with a 7000 loss and partial insurance coverage. A gas blast at Knobley tunnel injured a worker from MacArthur Bros Wabash contractors. John Wiles a farmer and miller was killed helping raise a foundation stone at Startown Washington county. Michael Porter near Eckhart Allegany county had a farmhouse fire with 3000 loss and no insurance and is jailed on arson charges.
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St. John’s Lutheran Church
Hagerstown
Cassellman
Cassellmann River
Oakland
Garrett Ciauty
D. A. Fredhine
Gumberland
Stoma
Knobley
Mac.Arthur Bros
Wabash Contractors
John Wiles
Startown
Washington County
Michael Porter
Eckhart
Allegacy County
Cumberland
Areon
Bia
Purely Personal Visitors and Travel Notices
Miss Nellie A. McCaffrey of New London visits relatives in the city. Mr. George E. Bowlus of West Third Street leaves for Toledo tomorrow. Mrs. G. Waring Tyson and daughter return from a Baltimore visit. Mrs. N J Wilson and Miss Wilsons return from the St Louis Exposition. Mrs. J H Markay and family roosted Catalpion Braddock Colony then returned home. Mrs. Mollie Jones and Mrs Isaac Stridar of Lestown are guests of Mrs. B F Frown on East Patrick Street.
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Nellie A. McCaffrey
New London
George E. Bowlus
West Third Street
Toledo
Ohio
G. Waring Tyson
Esat Second
Hymeneal News of Angleberger and Dutrow Marriage
Misa Lalu Onstherlue Angleberger daughter of Mr and Mrs William Angleberger and Grayson D Dutrow near the city wed this afternoon at 230 o clock at the Evangelical Reformed parsonage by Rev Dr Eschbach. The ceremony drew intimate friends and the couple departed for York and Philadelphia. Cosgrove Nichols Pair Also Married at Evangelical Reformed Parsonage this morning by Rev Dr Bachbach.
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William Daniel Cosgrove
Misa Francis Olevon Nichols
County
Evangelical Reformed Paraoeage
City
E. R. Bachbach
Funeral of Mrs H Dorgey Etchi son at East Thirdsirvast
The funeral for Mrs H Dorgey Etchi son was held this afternoon at 1:30 from her East Thirdsirvast home with Rev. Charles F. Steck officiating. pallbearers included Dr A L Pearre O B Howard Reno B Harp J Travers Thomas John H Grove and Edgar S McCardell. The remains were taken at 8:30 to Williamsburg Pa for funeral tomorrow. F Obenderfer & Sons honored the arrangements.
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H. Dorgey Etchison
East Thirdsirvast
Charles F. Steck
A. L. Pearre
Messra
Howard
Reno
Harp
J. Travers Thomas
John H. Grove
Edgar S. McCardell
Williamsburg
F. Obenderfer & Sons
Brothers Fined After Street Fighting Arrest
John Harry and Charles Winpigler were arrested on Haat Patrick Street by Officer Herwig for fighting. They were brought before Jantioe Smith who fined each $5. John and Charles paid, while Harry faced thirty days in jail.
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Charles Winpigler
Herwig
Haat Patrick Street
Jantioe Smith
Charles
Maryland Gors for Roosevelt and Pearre Re-Elected in County
Unofficial Frederick County totals show Roosevelt with a 744 plurality and Pearre with about 785. District results vary by precinct with Parker and Johnston margins affecting Pearre. In most areas Pearre trails or matches Roosevelt, while Emmicebourg district shows Parker ahead by 21 and Stobhaston by 114, amid post office trouble.
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Urbaon
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Pearra
Roosevale
Emmicebourg
Stobhaston
Peare
Tics
Joke
Roosevelt Victory Dominates Maryland Election Report
The Baltimore News estimates Roosevelt leads Maryland by about 1 200 with a Republican plurality in the state about 2 000 and a likely split House delegation. The college election shows Roosevelt favored by students with 69 votes to Parker 7 and Pearre 7, amid a lively campus parade and screening of returns at The News office.
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Wachter
Gill
Mudd
Bixth
Pearrea
Jackson
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Roosevelet
Woman's College
Mias Estelle Kaster
Rimersburg
Missa
Susan Getzandanner
Frederick
Democraticc
Edes McCsrdell
Hagerstown
Theodore Roosevelt
Elinor Markey
Alton B. Parker
Parker
Roosevelt
Tha Raault
Fairbanks
Davia
Pearre
Johnston
Young
Rooaevelt
Kaiser
North Market
Apple
McKinley
Bryan
New York
Western Union
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Record of real estate transfers and licenses in Frederick courts
Weekly list shows deeds transferring county land totals to multiple buyers with prices. marriage licenses issued for ten couples. and Orphans' Court actions including administrations, inventories, and probate. Local improvements noted include All Saints Orphanage repainting and new fences. new homes for Dean and Hendrix. Nelaan property renovations. Lynch house remodeling. and a new electric street light on East Patrick Street. Sheriff reports no reply from Vienna regarding Franz Kucz case.
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Martin L. Cordell
Ira B. Stankis
Martha R. Wenner
Mary 8
William A. Sebold
Eugene L. Rowe
Eugene L Rowe
Wm. A. Sebold
Lewis E Orum
John H. Glenn
Mary E Pry
Paters
Harp
Margaret QO. Cain
John F. Pordum
Woodville
John F. Summers
Ernest L. Miss
Jacob B Harbaugh
Bhmer V. Wagawan
Esther Repp
David M. Devilbies
Thomas B. Tyler
Barry F. Barkier
Jonathan D. English
Adam B. Martin
Louis BE. Eby
Leonard O. Harbaugh
The
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Granville Dayhoff
Singanore
Bianche M. Esworthy
Joseph V. Rhoderick
Adah I Schleigh
Frederick
Frank L. Breighner
Florence Mbailey
Mt. Pleasant
Warren G. Fox
Walkersville
Elsza M. Waenzal
Ms. Piengaus
Stonewall Jackson Beall
Katie M. Brunner
Ms. Pieasant
Albert J. Halland
Anna Madora Smothers
Arkitsaville
Wao
J. Borla
Alice Virginia McGraw
Hamtinburg
James Ocarlet
Fannie Crawford
Jamsville
Guernsey W. Baker
Unionville
Minnie B. Rapp
Juhonville
Stanley Root Damath
Jane Lou Anders
Thurmont
Orphans
Witlet
Andrew J. Klein
E. Klein
Joe i. Hyatt
All Saints’ Episcopal
George A. Dean
East Second Street
J. O. Hendrix
Dean
Howard Young
Nelaan
John D. Hendrickson
Lynch
West Second Street
East Patrick Street
Carroll and
Esat Abrests
Darrow Escape as Horse Drawn Van Collapses Near Middletown
Albert Everly and his mother Mrs. Everly suffered serious injuries when a horse drawing a wagon on a steep Middletown hill stumbled and fell. The boy was thrown under the wheels and unconscious for two hours before medical aid arrived. his mother also escaped severe injury while his father survived unharmed.
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Albert Everly
Joseph Everly
Hagerstown
Frederick
Middletown
Mr. Everly
Wartime Goods and Local Store Notices Promoted
Fragmentary OCR shows ads for fabrics and garments. Listings include wool wadding, lace curtains, tapestries, couch covers, and furs. Also promoted are Lynnhaven blue points and shucked salts, with mentions of a hotel grill and Alain's Drug Store on North Market Street.
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North Market Street
Clinton E. Main
I Graduste Pharmaciat
Local church suppers and society notices flash in parish page
The Bowing Society of Grace Reform will host a supper at Mrs. George Saltar’s Tuasday November 15 from 5 to 10. An important gathering of Xx. M. C. A. Members is planned Friday night at 7 30. Park Hotel hosts Presbyterian dinareb days November 10 and 11 with chicken or oyster suppers 1 to 10 p m and lunch 12 to 2. Soup 10 per quart, extra for supper. Potatoes 50c per bashel. Feaderick County Farmers’ Exchange contact Phone 243-2.
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Ped Church
George Saltar
Weet Church Street
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Thorsday
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Local notices and ads from Frederick area rail and business listings
Naples mention announces Dr J O Hendrix taking new offices at 6 East Second Street across from St Johns Church. Frederick County Farm Bureau Exchange advertises Quaker Dairy Feed with phone 248-2 and various discounts on electric bills. Dr Er L Schmid Osteopath moves to Mascato Building. Special rail trip to St Louis on B and O Railroad with low fares, Edison phonograph dealer G L Brawner at 41 North Market Street. Lamps from L and Mollinix. various seeds, pianos, and farm goods advertised by Frederick County Farmers' Exchange.
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Edison Records
Victor
Instrumento of Art and Artista
G. L. Brawner
North Market Street
Frederick, Md
Meteoric Showers Loom Over November Skies
Astronomers forecast potential meteor displays from Laonids and Andromedes this month with peaks around November 13 and 28. Notes on past appearances, radiating constellations, and expert opinions precede market quotations and a batch of right‑of‑way deeds for the Hagatown to Boonsboro Railroad totaling 3,566 dollars.
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United States
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Mateora
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Boonsboro
Election Bet Promises Brest Deal If Parker Loses
J Frank Phebus of West Fourth Street and Lloyd Miller of North Market Street wager on an election. If Parker wins, Miller will push Phebus in a wheelbarrow in a clown’s gait from O W Miller’s tobacco store on North Market to the Fountain at Market and Seventh streets. Payment due at 7:30 Friday evening.
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J. Frank Phebus
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