Purely Personal Notices From Local Residents
A collection of brief social notes lists Dr. C. S. Highbarger of Hagerstown at the City Hotel, Charles C. Waters in Thurmont on business, John D. Keller of Middletown traveling to Baltimore and Annapolis, Charles Schultz in town on business, Mrs. Foster resuming a trip through Western Maryland and Pennsylvania, George W. Crum in Thurmont for a few days, George M. Gittinger returning from a long business tour, and Josiah Fairney and family visiting in Waynesboro with Mrs. Krise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. S. Highbarger
Hagerstown
Charles C. Waters
Thurmont
John D. Keller
Middletown
Baltimore and
Annapolis
Charles Schultz
West South Street
Foster
East Patrick Street
Maryland
Pennsylvania
George W. Crum
George M. Gittinger
East Second Street
Busiorsa
Josiah Fairney
Waynesboro
W. C. Krise
East Latrick Street
Obituary notices recount deaths in Montgomery county area
Deaths include John T. Watkins aged 74 near Browningsville due to paralysis with four sons and one daughter. Annie Bready, widowed of C Edward Bready, aged about 60, dies of paralysis at Adamatown with four daughters and two sons surviving. Daniel F Kennedy of Schleynville dies at 50 from stomach cancer. Thomas W Eyler, stone cutter, dies in City Hospital at about 55 of typhoid fever. Funeral details listed for Providence M P church Kemp Town Mt Olivet cemetery and local arrangements by Wm T Lewis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonn T. Watking
John T. Watkins
Tome
Browningsville
Montgomery County
Fraok Watking
Layhill
Reeas
Gaithersburg
Vernon
Etchison
Thomas E
Kemptown
John Burdette
Claggettaville
Providence M. P. Church
Wright
Acetal
Providence Cemetery
Wm. T. Lewis
Daniel , Kennedt
Daniel F. Kennedy
Schleynville
Mary D. McLaughlin
Harriet Mackley
Thurmont
Mt. Olivet
Thomas W. Eyler
City Hospital
Pearl
George Anomie
Mary
Ruth
Tacy Eyter
Shoulder Broken in Accidental Fall Near Adams Town
Mr. Walter Culler of near Adams town broke his shoulder in two places yesterday when a hay wagon pole he rode snapped. He was thrown about ten feet to the barn floor as two men attempted to hold the pole. Dr. C. A. Conley attended the injuries and reports he is as well as can be expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Culler
Adamstown
C. A. Conley
Mrs James Nuss Celebrates 71st Birthday With Shower
Mrs James Nuss received a post birthday shower at 403 Rast Pat t amei,tonor with many friends and relatives in attendance. The note mentions healing and a refund offer, but the text is garbled and unclear on specifics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Nuss
Rast Patt Amei
Burgess Ridgely Arrested amid Myeraville Troubles
Deputy Sheriff arrested Burgess Ridgely of Myersville on charges of assaulting Squire and Mrs. Wolfe. He was brought to Frederick by trolley, waived preliminary hearing, and posted $200 bond. A jeering crowd hissed him with tin horns and pans as he traveled, signaling rising village tensions amid recent clashes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burgess Robert J. Ridgiey
Myersville
Wm. &. Darner
Squire
Josaph Wolfe
Thos, City
C. H
Joseph W. Caver
Burgera Ridgely
Darner
Harmony
Burgess
Frederick
Burgess Ridgely
Myentville
Rev Dr L A Mann Dead In Cumberland Lutheran Minister Passes
Rev Dr Luther Aumbrose Mann longtime pastor of St John s Lutheran Cumberland Maryland died after a year long illness. He helped build churches in Lutherown and Mercersburg before leading St John s from 1903. Survived by widow five sons and one daughter. Burial in Middletown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland
Luther Aumbrose Mann
Ermertus
St. John’s
Mann
St. John's
Pennsylvania
Louisoun County
Virginia
Winchester
Roangke College
Lutherown
Mercersburg
St.John's
William Mann
Donora
Paul Mann
Rosnoke College
Ernest Mann
Philadelphia
John Mann
Washington State
Luther A. Mann
Carrie Young
Middletown
County
Frederick City Hospital Board Sees Record October Patients
The Frederick City Hospital Association met at the hospital to report October activity. One month saw 1 admit, 38 admitted, 42 discharged, 5 deaths, and 24 remaining. Of these, 9 were full pay, 44 free, and others. The board did not seek donations for Thanksgiving but welcomed edible or useful contributions. A sale of delicacies is planned for Saturday, per another column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City Hospital
Frederick City Hospital Association
Lin Institution
Delicacion
Church events and meetings announced for week
The Church of the Brethren hosts its annual lovercast at the West Fourth Street church on Thursday November 19 at 2 o clock. Grace Reformed church holds a 7 30 prayer meeting tonight followed by Sun day school officers and teachers meeting. Elder George Silan Harp of Myersville preaches on The Judgment to a large crowd and meetings continue throughout the week with all invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of the Brethren
Grace Reformed Church
George Silan Harp
Myersville
Law’s Grip Sends Two Women to Correction House
Mary Brown, colored, was arrested by Officers King and Hobbs for intoxication and taken before Justice C. H Stein who fined her twenty dollars and committed her to the House of Correction for six months. Alice Robinson, colored, was arrested by Officer Hobbe for disorderly conduct and brought before Justice G. H. Eckstein who fined her two dollars and fifty cents, paid in full.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mouse OF Correction
Mary Brown
King and Hobbs
Justice C. Hstein
House of Correction
Alice Robinson
Hobe
Aiiate
G. H. Eckstein
The New Janitor Willows Family Theatre Comedy Night
A large crowd attended the Family Theatre last night to enjoy the feature comedy The New Janitor. Vera McKenoa presented illustrated songs and the program included The Daughters of Erin Rival for a Week and The Wrong Valise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Family Theatre
Vera McKenoa
Erin
Y. M. C. A. Prayer Meeting Tonight
Tonight at 9 o'clock Mr. A Fearhake leads the Y M C A prayer meeting. Topics include Students and Student Life plus boards of Directors and a glance at regions in Ceylon China Japan and Korea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Fearhake
Dirscern Ane Mabe Aglag Consa Tdia
Ceylon
China
Japan
Korea
Woman's Christian Temperance Union Discusses Medical Temperance
At the Monday meeting the Women’s Christian Temperance Union explored medical temperance with Mrs. Fr. Lewis chairing. Alfred Ritter and Miss Keller presented findings from medical sources on alcohol’s harms and calls for total abstinence. The session closed with plans for a public rally at the new headquarters on November 23 and notes of a resumed Sunday school with over thirty enrollments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's
Fr. It. Lewis
Auh Aho
W. O.T. U. Work
Mid
Lewis Cead
Browntog
Alfred Ritter
America
England
Europe
American Medical Association
Mercy Hospital
Chicago
Tanger
Crock Sanitarium
Bellevue Hospital
New York
Keller
Mhembom
Surat
Feenleg School
Eighteenth Annual Maryland Christian Endeavor Convention Opens
The eighteenth annual Maryland State Christian Endeavor Union convention opens in Hagerstown with about 200 delegates from every county. Events run from afternoon registrations to evening sessions at Christ Reformed and First Christian churches, featuring addresses by state and city leaders and a convention chorus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Maryland State Christian Endeavor Union
Christ Reformed Church
First Christian Church
Spencer E. Sieco
Baltimore
G. K. Hartman
Cannon to Erect Freight Warehouse for Washington Railway
Mr. Wm. Cannon of Yellow Springs won the contract to build a large frame freight warehouse for the Washington, Frederick and Gettysburg Railway Company. It will rise on the company lot on East Fourth Street, with work expected to start Monday next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Cannon
Yellow Springs
Washington, Frederick and Gettysburg
Foat Fourth Street
Miss Stine Bride at Buckeystown Church Ceremony
Miss Alice Catherine Stine, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. S. Stine, married Davies Harry Smith, a retired farmer of Buckeystown, in a Bell ring ceremony at the Methodist Episcopal church. Rev. L A Thirlkeld officiated with Rev. Makouky and Rev. Gill assisting. The bride wore an imported lace gown and carried bride roses. attendants wore white mesh satin and yellow chrysanthemums. A reception followed at the bride’s home and the couple planned a northern wedding trip returning to Buckeystown after December 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A. Thirlkeld
Foxner
E. G C. Makoaky
A. J. Gill
Methodist Episcopal Church
Misa Alice Catherine Stine
Dopa S. Stine
Birmingham Place
Davies Harry Smith
Buckeystown
Hermann
Owen Compher
Norfolk
Ushera
John ©. Jowers
Harry Huse
Baltimore
Edward Malael
Catonsville
Frank Heek
Beldeamaid
Mixa Florence Stine
Eiater
Frank Doll
Che
Frank A. Doll
Mastera Haller Rhowds
Harling
On Seller
Rest Webb
Newall Davatt
Rtev
L.A. Thirlkeld
Baldanere
J.0. Makouky
M. 1. Church
Ad. Gill
Mendelesolh
Prince Albert Canta
Te Tride
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Harvey Fout Cietzendanner
South Market Street
A. Thirlkeld
John E. Sanders
J. Miller
Volo
J. J, Stine
St. Mary's Ohio
Gilbert Arthur Smith
Wapakoneta
Ohio
Mes
J.C. Stine
Hardinville
Child Assault Alleged Near Motomac Farm
John J. Collins swore out a warrant in Rockville charging James Evans with criminally assaulting his 11 year old daughter at Motomac Montgomery county. The child is described as critically ill after the attack and doctors report severe maltreatment. Evans reportedly fled after the incident. Farmers near Williamsport post trespass warnings to curb hunters following killings of cows calves and fowls. one arrest and a $50 fine reported for trespass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Collins
Motomac
Montgomery County
Rockville
James Evans
Capitol
Ilvans Ic
Arge
Collisenidhe
Kvana
Evans
William T. Pratt
Withamsport
Washington County
Williamsport
Episcopal Ministers in Seasion Open Fall Convention
The archdeaconry of Cumberland with rectors from Garrett Allegany Washington and Frederick counties opened the fall convention at St. John's church in Hagerstown last evening. Fifty delegates attended and Rev. J P Mc Comas of St. Anne's Annapolis gave the opening sermon, followed by an informal reception. Sessions run through Friday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seasion
Cumberland
Garrett
Allegany
Washington
Frederick Counties
St. John's Church
Hagerstown
J P. McComas
St. Anne’s Church
Annapolis
Bowling Contest at Lake View Ends With Diamond Victory
A large Lake View crowd witnessed a bowling contest between the Chess and Diamond teams using duck pins. Diamond won 1461 to 1324, and the winning team received a fine ten pin ball. The note lists scores and a brief local event summary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake View
Ecore
Hospital fair hosted by Frederick City Association
A hospital association fundraiser titled a gale of fancy will be held Saturday November 14 all day and evening at the Marino building Market and Second Streets. It features articles home made pica cakes and candy under hospital auspices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederickity Hospital Association
Marino
The Model House Promises Low Prices on Furs and Comforts
The advertisement touts "The Model" fur and merchandise with deep discounts on blankets comforts and robes. It highlights new offerings including fur coats shawls leggings robes and bridal sets while boasting low prices and a wide array of fabrics and materials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Satan
Neidig & Miller Advertises New Coat Suits and Fashion Items
An old advertisement from Neidig & Miller markets a new Tong coat suit in black broadcloths and upscale women’s fashions. It highlights belts, collars, and accessories with pricing notes such as two pair for 00 and a listed yard price, reflecting period retail copy and product variety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bee
Neidig & Miller
Organ Recital and sales notices fill November events
A collage of items lists a organ recital by blind pianist Mr. Wolstenholme at All Sainte Church London and an Evangelical Re formed venue. It also announces a stock sale starting November 17, a Lake View Casino opening with bowling, skating, and dancing, plus a Thanksgiving dinner at New York YMCA cafes and various sale notices for real estate, optical services, and gas heaters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolstenholme
All Sainte
London
England
Evangelical Reformed Church
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Axminster
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C. E. Con
Pa Y.M. C. A. Cafe
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Highbarger Optical
Citty Hotel
Chas, T. K. Youra
M. L. Etchison
Ssstatanta
M. L. Etchibon
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W. I. B. Etchison
H. B. Etchison
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Woman's College
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