Reception to Pastor Delights United Brethren Church
Rev. E. H. Hummelbaugh and family were honored at a reception last evening in the church auditorium attended by more than five hundred members and friends. Music by the Frederick Bélect Orchestra and floral decorations highlighted the event with refreshments in the Sunday school room. Out of town guests included Mr. and Mrs. Steven Tuber of Chambersburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. H. Humelbaugh
United Brethren Church
Ethel
Virgie Finneyfreck
Lulu Shook
Lola McDonald
Maud McCanner
May Summers
John J. Phreeger
Rena S. Harp
David Steiner
M. S. Moberty
Amanda Summers
Wm. (. Roderick
Charles F. Kintz
Jesse Hoover
C. C. Rusherman
John W Grove
Rose Yinger
Cornelius McDevitt
Steven Tuber
Chambersburg
Hummelbaugh
Real estate transfers and notices in Frederick county
Listings include Creeger to EL cott real estate in county 3200 dollars Brandenburg et al to Harmony Reformed congregation of Frederick county real estate in county three thousand. Martin et al to Catherine J. Favorite real estate in county three thousand. Leather and wife to Beer and wife eighteen acres and 16 perches. Marriage licenses Toland of Brunswick and Elizabeth Swan of Burkittsville. Inventory of debts in Ellen Collins estate. Meritorious order to transfer mortgage. Ratification of Edward Nichols real estate sales. Letters testamentary for Emma Zimmermann estate granted to Edna K Zimmermann executrix and Mary E Eichelberger and Marian F Eichelberger executrices. James W Eichelberger agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Effie D. Creeger
Thomas Elcott
Eli Brandenburg
Harmony Reformed Congregation
Frederick County
County
Fannie M. Martin
Catherine J. Favorite
Mary E. Ehrehart
Marian F. Eichelberger
James W. Eichelberger
Orphans’ Court
Martin L. Devilbiss
James H. Devilbiss
William T. Borland
EB. T
A. Witness
G. W. Lilly
Doctor's Question on Bowel Health and Rexall Orderlies
A local ad promotes Rexall Orderlies as safe remedies for constipation and bowel disorders. It claims 98 percent of illnesses relate to inactive bowels and torpid liver and promises a money back guarantee for full customer satisfaction. The note touts suitability for children and the elderly, with claims of soothing and healing the intestinal tract without laxative drawbacks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rexall
J A Williamson
North Market
Maryland D A R Meets Sixth Annual State Conference in Annapolis
The Maryland D A R held its sixth annual state conference in Annapolis with chapters from Washington Custis Thomas Johnson Maryland Line Baltimore Moredecal Mat Gen Smallwood and Franeis Scott Key. The first session opened in the senate chamber with addresses of welcome and reports by state officers plus discussions on Fort McHenry preservation and Braddock trail, followed by lunch and a conservation paper. Officers elected included Regent J Pembroke Thom vice regent Yates Stirling treasurer Adam Denmond recording secretary Waems Ridout corresponding secretary Frederic Tyson and historian Mra Morte L Croxall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
Maryland
National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution
Washington Custis
Thomas Johnson
Maryland Line
Baltimore
Moredecal
Smallwood
Franeis Scott Key
James Montgomery
Rockville
Cresap
Cumberland
Frederick
Peggy Stewart
Senate
Statehouse
Joseph Prp. McComas
St. Anne's Church
Letitia P. Wilson
Sarah Custis
Morris L. Croxall
Fort McHenry
Braddock Trail
Mra. J. D. Iglehart
J. Pembroke Thom
Yates Stirling
Adam Denmond
Waems Ridout
Frederic Tyson
Morte L. Croxall
Mra
Croxall
Randall
Moving Pictures at Opera House This Week
At the City Opera House Saturday a program of over 6000 feet of motion pictures, including Biograph’s Simple Charity, features the Balla Bros vaudeville act and the Mexican Serenaders. A physician tale shows an aged cigar wanker discharged, a wife's charity plea, and a pawn ticket revealing a girl’s influence on the doctor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opera House
City Opera House
Balla Bros
Biograph
Doeter
Alavey
Wight
Twice-a-Week Nowa promotes timely news and ads
The notice touts a weekly issue with late hours and key items since prior edition. It highlights farmer content by expert writers and agricultural extracts, plus "smell paragraphs" every Tuesday and Friday. Subscription is one dollar yearly for 104 copies. Samples available on request.
Judge Edward C. Peter Takes Oath as Maryland Associate Judge
Edward C. Peter, named by Governor Crothers as associate judge of Maryland's Sixth Judicial Circuit, will serve until the 1911 election. He succeeds Judge James Henderson whose term expired. the Montgomery bar formed a committee to draft resolutions on Henderson's retirement, to report at the November term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward C. Peter
Crothers
Maryland
Frederick
Montgomery
James
Henderson
Rockville
Peter
Montgomery County Bar
Wattersly W. Talbott
Bar Association
Charles W. Prettyman
Alexander Kilgour
Robert B. Peter
Bowie F. Waters
W. Outerbridge Spates
HYMENEAL INVITATIONS AND LOCAL WEDDINGS
HYMENEAL NOTICES: Miss Sarah Mildred Mercier to Mr. Edwin Uriah Owens Waters planned for St Pauls chapel Point of Rocks on November 15 at 3 PM. They will reside in Tttelmend Va after December 14. DAVIS LEWIS MARRIAGE: James R. Davis and Miss Strances M Lewis wed quietly yesterday at Methodist Episcopal church in Mont gomery county. They will reside in Fountain Mile. Central National Bank delays completion past January 1. marble work late. vault and heating installations underway. project pushed to finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BU Washington Marcier
Point of Rocks
Sarah Mildred Mercier
Edwin Uriah Owens Waters
Washington
St. Paul's Chapel
Davis—Lewis
James R. Davis
Monrovia
Mies Strances
M. Lewis
Montgomery County
Methodist Episcopal
Laney
Baltimore
Fountain Mile
Central National Bank
Ministry Schedule From Reformed Churches
Trew and AL McTean will preach and conduct services at Aciinstown on Sunday morning and Buckeystown church in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trew
AL. McTean
Aciinstown
Buckeystown
Personal notices from Baltimore visits and local moves
Purely personal notices list residents and visitors including Miss Susie Poole, Mr. Thomas Fleher, Dennis M. Daniels, Marion Staley, Mrs. Ric Wilson, George Wolfe, W. A. Harley, James Harrie and daughter, W H Bucking, Chas A Melring, Misses Margaret and Alice Bowers, Mrs. Frank L. Stoner, Katherine Perry and sons, and Mrs. Ronald McLean. It notes Mrs. McLean announcing the birth of her first grandchild, daughter of Lieut. and Mrs. Gardner, at West Point, with some confusion about names Emily Ritchie McLean Gardner and Rebecca McLean.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Frank
Nomwood
Gar Hiss
Susie Poole
Baltimore
Thoma Fleher
Dennis M. Daniels
Cumberland
Marion Staley
Virginia
West Virginia
Ric Wilson
Wiebbington
Airs
Charices A. Cuetle
Rockwell Terrace
George TD. Wolfe
East Fourth Street
Washington
W. ‘A. Harley
James H. Harrie
W. H. Bucking
Lancaster
Chas
A‘ Melring
East Church Street
Margaret
Alice Bowers
Oonald McLean
Gardner
West Point
Emily Ritchie McLean Gardner
Rebecca McLean
Lion attack ends trainer’s life at Martinsburg fair
Captain Alfred Clark, a trainer with a lions show at the Frederick fair, was killed yesterday in Martinsburg West Virginia when the lion Sultan attacked him during a performance. The beast dragged Clark around the cage for 15 minutes before iron bars drove it off. Clark died in hospital from wounds. The Hagerbeck menagerie lion had killed three other men in past years and wounded several others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Clark
Frederick Fair
Martinsburg
W. Va
Clark
Hon
Dirk
Hagerbeck
Chirke
Helping Hand Mission Band Plans Meeting Tomorrow
The Helping Hand Mission Band of the Presbyterian church will meet tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock in the chapel on West Second Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helping Hand Mission Band
The
Presbyterian Church
West Second Street
Notes of News Across Maryland and Nearby Areas
Reports from counties recount votes with little change. A man named Lewis Smith was shot on his father’s farm near Foxville by an unidentified shooter. Army Navy and diplomatic day featured target practice and bomb throwing at a Baltimore aviation meet. Events include the Women’s Christian Temperance Union convention in Baltimore and other local notices involving public figures and incidents. A 12-year-old boy, F L Cotton, was killed near Chester Town during a campaign event, prompting delayed reporting. The 121st anniversary of St John’s College opening was observed at the University of Maryland. A reward of 200 dollars was offered for the arrest of those poisoning horses, chickens and dogs on a Woodstock farm in Howard County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Smith
Foxville
Baltimore
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Lyric
Walter Winans
Ross R. Winans
Rockville
F. L. Cotton
Chestertown
St. John's College
University of Maryland
Association For the Study and Prevention
Francis de Sales Brown
Woodstock
Howard County
Governor Crothers Names Delegates to Road and Rivers Congress
Governor Crothers yesterday appointed delegates to a road convention in Indianapolis December 6 7 and 8 in connection with the American Road Builders Association national meeting. Delegates include William J Grove Frederic county Francis M Wilson Pocomo ke City Senator Belair Lee Henry G Shirley W T B Hoberson Walter B Miller Salisbury W Bladen Lowndes Cumberland Alexander B Hagner Washington county Senator A Theodore Brady Annapolis and William T McKinney Centerville Jr H Conley named to the National Rivers and Harbors Congress in Washington December 7 and 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crothers
Indianapolis
American Road Builders’ Association
Messrs
William J. Grove
Fredericle County
Francis M. Wilson
Pocomoke City
Belair Lee
Mont-gomery County
Henry G. Shirley
Baltimore County
W. T. B. B. Hoberson
Cecil County
Walter B. Miller
Salisbury
W. Bladen Lowndes
Cumberland
Alesander B. Hagner
Washington County
A. Theodore Brady
Annapolis
William T. Mckinney
Centerville
H. Conley
National Rivers and Harbors Congress
Washington
Mulberry Tree Burned Near Warmsoof Intersection
A large mulberry tree at the Warmsoof RB intersection was burned on Wednesday morning. Four trees stood there and a fireman reported seeing a man with a gun near the blaze. The incident damaged property and a rosary was found charred in the tree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Phebus
Onelish
Shaffer T
Pape's Cold Compound Promises Quick Cold Relief
An ad extols Pape's Cold Compound as the fastest cure for colds and grippe offering relief from neuralgia pains headache stuffed nose and feverishness. It claims three years of research cost over fifty thousand dollars and contains no quinine. A 25 cent package is said to end misery without interfering with duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crione
Pape
Frederick Market Prices and Lewistown Post Office
Frederick market prices list grain hay flour feeds seeds and potatoes with ranges for wheat corn oats and timothy clover and misc items. Lewistown to have a post office with D F Snook appointed postmaster and mail to be carried over the W F G division of the Frederick Railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barney
Lewistown
D. F. Snook
Frederick Railroad
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Circuit and Orphans’ Court
William L. Leather
William FB. Beer
Ernest Russell Toland
Brunswick
Elizabeth Swan
Burkittsville
the Frederick News
the Home
Worker
Greater Frederick
Judge Henderson
News OF the Churches
Huckeystown
Prederick
Kinmitsburg
Catoctin
Sea Urbana
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Liberty
New Market
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Nauvers
Woodstorn
Woodsboro
Etoraville
Mt. Pleasant
Tofersorn
Mehanicstown
Dackson
Grunewick
Pan Obo
Walkersville
Pate
News OF the
Frederick County Farmers’ Exchange
Timothy
Hall
E.J. Cheney, & CO
Toledo
Ti] Avenue
Frederick City
Sorid Bay
W. E. Kefauver
Samuel Fahrney
Niga
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Leb
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Rome Burger
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Marshall Muller
Stable
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Smith & Brevehold
Ig Mark Ave
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Meta Tee
Predarick
Esamingtian Eohedile
Nrankiin Insite
Rochester
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Azidsm
State OF Maryland Public Service Commission
Public Service Commission
Frederick Railroad Company
Frederick Gas and Electric Company
Louis M. Duvall
Louis M. Duval
John C. Bowerman
wLoose
Nision Sales
Circuit Court
Banity
Tolin N. Clary
Eugenia Hammond
Joan N. Clary
Harry W. Bowers
Sterk
Stoner & Weinberg, Solicitors
Nédaét
Telegraph Street
Winebrewer
Singanore Wills Farm
James C. Brown
Rederick
Rhode Island
James C
TOR Sale
Portis
I. L. Rothenhoefer, JR
Yellow Springs
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Maylid&whrom Qi Newspapers
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Ashington
Washington Junce Way
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Ti D
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Arcivea
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ST. Louis
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Lexington
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