Personal notes from Frederick area visitors and residents
The item lists residents and visitors including Mrs Ly Blessing of Johnaville in Frederick, Mr Georga H Railing of Washington in town, and Mr Danglae H Hargett visiting Cumberland and Pittsburgh. It notes Fanny Hines visiting her nephew Samuel H Hedges and Frederick Schroeder becoming chief clerk at George Ey Shipley Grocery Co. Also mentions Power A Hagen of the Treasury Department visiting Middletown, and Mr and Mrs Ohmantown-Citto now at Mrs Jones sister’s home with plans to return to Ohio next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ly Blessing
Johnaville
Frederick
Georga H. Railing
Washingto
Danglae H. Hargett
Cumberland
Pittaburg
Mites
Fanny, Hines
Washington
Samuel H. Hedges
Frederick Schroeder
Cambet
Gentegernta &Co
Aes
George ‘Ey Shipley ‘Grovery.Co
Power A. Hagen
Treasury
Deyartinant
Washington, D. Middletown
Rabbite
Georg
Oh -Mantown
Citto
Middltown
Jones
Ohta
Brief Bits Re Budget of Bright Items of ducal and General Interest
Brief items from a local newspaper noting church suppers nearby and Sunday excursions to Baltimore and Washington. Weather good except coal trust delays. Sheriff Harvey R B Lease’s residence pavement relaid. A local quip about a boy and his wife. Robert A. Elliots of Tanston acting Heist agent at Woodsboro replacing Miller on vacation. Health valued in old age. youths endure abuse, serious interest accrues later. A humor line about long pauses in Congress and floor time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bagi
Baltimore
Washington
Coal Trust
Slon
Harvey
Enat Church Street
Eben
Robert
A. Elliots
Tansytons
N. C
The Work of Death. Mrs Hankar M White Dies
Hannahi M White wife of Francis White died at her home in New Park on Tuesday evening November 3 from dropsy aged 69 years. Survived by husband and four children. Funeral at M P church Libertytown Thursday 11 o'clock Rev O S McCaslin officiating. Interment Union Chapel. Prof D F Culler dies in St Louis from appendicitis. Son of Rev M L Culler of Bedford Pa formerly of Jefferson County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hankar M. White
Hannahi M. White
Francis White
Diefi
New Park
This County
Shoe
M. P
Libertytown
Bar. O
McCaslin
Union Chapel
D. F. Culler
Normal High School
St. Louis
Missouri
County Worship and Local Social Notes
County correspondence notes church services at Lutheran and Reform churches next Sunday at 10 20 a m. Mr Charles Pisifer of this place is able to go out again after long illness. Mrs Geo Fout and 202 Willis visited Frederick last Friday. Miss Maggie Koontz and a friend from this place spent Sunday in Frederick. Mr John Harris and Clay Huffs visited Montgomery County and a haunting Sir. Mr Geo T Earn and wife dined Sunday at A J Bogeldbrecht's near Lander. Newsrs perlACRIVE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sangay
Sunnday
Charles Pisifer
Plana
Geo. Fout
Willis
Frederick
Maggie Koontz
Shia Place
John Harris
Clay Huffs
Montgomery County
Geo. T. Earn
A. J. Bogeldbrecht’s
Lander
Reception Honors A LeRoy McCardell and Bride
A large reception last night at North Market street home celebrated the October 14 Jackson Mississippi marriage of Mr. and Mrs. A LeRoy McCardell. Guests included McCardell family members from Hagerstown and Frederick, with numerous attendees and a fruit pouch served. The couple plan to start housekeeping at 29 West Third Street tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCardell
North Market Street
A. LeRoy McCardell
Jackson
Mim
A. C. McUardell
Mary McCardell
Gring
Edgar
Mate Markey
Motter
Nordig
Yonkle
Gatzen
Danner
Frederick
Misa
Edge “McCardell
Hagerstown
Fruté Pouch
W. A. McCardell
Misa Nell McCardall
O. D. McCardell
W. T. Schlesser
Lucretia McCardell
A. LeRoy -McCardell
A.O. McCardell
Will Atart Seasekeeping
West Third Atreas
Admiral Dewey visits Naval Academy and other state news
Official visit by Admiral Dewey to the Naval Academy. Rural free delivery post offices planned in Montgomery county. Obituaries note Luther Renner dying of typhoid in Emeketown Washington aged 25, and Francis Darby buried in Hagerstown after dying in Baltimore. Sydney Turpin of Kingston Somer 1 Got county died after an accidental gunshot. Jonas 8 Flook found dead north of Hagerstown. Gertrude Conway murder case in Cumberland Circuit Court. Pension notes for Baltimore and Ohio Railroad retiree after 40 years. Rev James Poindexter resigns rector post at Fort Tobacco. Matthew Strimp, colored 18, accidentally shot. Prohibition debate over sidewalk ordinances in Hagerstown. Court of Appeals hears Maryland Telephone and Telegraph rate case. Trolley expansion linking Hagerstown to Chambersburg Greencastle Waynesboro Pen-Mar progresses. Greencastle to Waynesboro to be built next. distance Hagertown to Waynesboro is 11 miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Admiral Dewey
Naval Academy
Montgomery County
Luther Renner
Emeketown
Washington
Francis “M Darby
Baltimore
Hagerstown
Sydney Turpin
Kingston
Jonas
Flook
Gertrude Conway
Cumterland
Baltimore, and “Ohio Railroad
James £. Poindexter
Episcopal Church
Fort Tobacco
Warrenton
Matthew
Haraonetee Society
Az. Ordinares
Hagerstow
Maryland
Telegraph
Court of Appeals
Chambersburg
Greencastle
Waynesboro
Pen-Mar
Fireman Injured In Train Yard Accident
David H. Creel a 26 year old fireman on B and O engine No 821 was injured yesterday afternoon near Washington Junction when a piece of iron struck him on the head causing a brain concussion. He was found by workmen, taken to Frederick City Hospital in a semi conscious state, and his condition improved slightly overnight. Doctors C H Conley and Thomas B. Johnson attended, with Creel initially thought to have a skull fracture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David H. Creel
Washington
Junction
Creel
C. H. Conley
Adamstown
Thomas B. Johnson
Goriey
Frederick City Hospital
Orsel
Reflections of 4 Bachelor and Social Satire
Giggly girls become weary wives as a New York Press tone skewers social mores. The piece satirizes gender roles, public image, and class, noting how a man’s status is overshadowed by his wife and how fashion and corsetry shape perceptions. It ends with a sharp quip about a scandal party driving jealousy and talk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amandosen
Sither
Losty
New York Press
Frederck City Hospital Association Meeting Held
The Frederck City Hospital Association held its monthly meeting at the hospital Tuesday afternoon with many members present. Reports from standing committees were read and approved. Nine patients were treated in the month and three nurses were employed on outside cases. Numerous donations were received from individuals and the Agricultural Society, including cash, produce, soap, jelly, and textiles. The group plans a Thanksgiving program and a December Christmas sale with schoolchildren distributing envelopes for gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederck City Hospital Association
Nicholas Hauer
Geo. W. Morningstar
Ida Markey
J. M. Hood
Mise Elis Houck
Frank Markell
Edward Heinlein
Agricultural Society
L. Victor Baughman
Charles Baughman
Canal
Little Folke
Frederick County Historical Society Opens Season at Mrs Smiths
The first regular season meeting of the Frederick County Historical Society was held at Mrs Francis Fenwick Smiths East Second Street. New members were elected and plans laid for future meetings. Members later browsed the society library under Mrs Smiths hosting arrangement. New members welcomed included General and Mrs L Y Baughman Mrs De Garmondia and Miss M M Robinson. Meetings are set monthly through winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County Historical Society
Francis Fenwick Smith
Desnion
November events at local halls and associations
A series of social events is announced including dances at Junior Hall tonight and at other venues. The Young Men's Christian Association hosts its annual election, Catholic charity plans a fast and supper, and the M O A course opens with a November 15 performance at the Opera House. The Women's Christian Temperance Association and the Independent Drill Company schedule events, while Frederick City Hospital Association marks Children's Day and General Fitzhugh Lee is slated to lecture at the Opera House later in November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Men’s.Christian Association
Catheran
M.O. A
Women's Christian Temperance Association
Frederick
City Hospital Association
General Fitzhugh Les
Opera House
Senator McComac introduces many Frederick County war relief items
United States Senator McComac yesterday proposed in the Senate a cluster of appropriations directed to Frederick County residents. The measures include payments of 900 for Jobe 8. Mann apples seized by Federal troops, 1,070 for Louis W. Mann for supplies taken by Federal soldiers, 1,600 for Thomas Dizon for land used by the Army, and 700 for Eugene G. Derr as administrator for supplies taken from Derr farms during the Civil War.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Clemme
United States
McComac
Senate
Jobe
Mann
Louis W. Mann
Thomas Dizon
Eugene G. Derr
John L. Derr
Sales Tomorrow At Court House Door Auctioneers Plan
Captain Walter Saunders will sell for Manisby and Keedy at the Court House door the A. D. O Laary property in the east end. The sale includes 21 acres with a large dwelling. Otho T. Font will sell the Font farm 162 acres south of town at the Court House door, with a brick dwelling and brick tenant hoarse. The graveyard on the place will be reserved. A new system of handling engines on through train service is used by Baltimore and Ohio. Passenger engines on through fast trains from Washington now cut off at Brunswick and the new Alliatic engines run west from Brunswick. Engines cut off at Brunswick return last on the first train to Washington and Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Saunders
Manisby and Keedy
Court House
A. D. O’laary
Otho T. Font
Lewis Font
Court Hours
Font
Battimors
Ohio
Washington
Cumberland
Brunswick
Baltimore
Thanksgiving football clash eyed at city rivals
Mr. B C Wyand of the Maryland School for the Deaf says a letter from the Gallaudet College football team of Washington DC requests a Thanksgiving Day game in the city against St Marys College. The note outlines a suggested matchup between the two institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. C. Wyand
Maryland School For the
Gallaudet College
Washington, D. C
St. Mary's College
WEDDING ANNOUNCEMENTS IN HAGERSTOWN AREA
Multiple weddings reported including Miss Helen Walker Stauffer and Mr George Johnson Ross in Hagerstown at the bride's home near Frederick. Gardner Foust wedding at Halfpeat one, Hagerstown with plans to reside in Frederick. Ella Irene Hy Cramer to Rev Clarence Leatherman set for Glade Reformed Church Walkersville. MacGill Tompkins wed in Philadelphia. Local illnesses noted in brief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mies Helen Walker Stauffer
D. W. Stauffer
George Johnson Ross
Charles W. Ross
Frederick
E.R. Beohtach
Evangelical Reformed
Oharoh
Mier ‘Rowe
Birely
Des Ira'j. McCurdy
Mac
Roan
St.Louis
Mobile
Als
South
Woman's College of Frederick
Conservatory of Music
Peabody
Conservatory Baltimore
Samuel F. Gardasie R. Foust
Halfpeat
Hagerstown
J. Spangler Kieffer
Zion
Oharah
Gardner
Mra
Ab. Glade ‘Reformed Church
Walkersville
Middletown Opera House Set for Open Bazaar Next Month
Middletown plans show the new Opera House to open for a large bazaar next month. Improvements include a new dwelling for M Doerr on East Matasree and farm improvements two miles south of town. The Steiner mill near Jefferson is being upgraded and the old Daniel Derr farm 21 miles north is split into two parts for Messrs Derr and Datrow with Datrow starting a snow dwelling on his portion. Local market: Mountain City Mill quotes Old oxen $3 per barrel, fuel $0.55 per bushel, new corn $3.35 per barrel, No 8 red wheat $0.77, steamer $0.67 per bushel, rejected $0.60 per bushel, oats $0.40 per bushel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
M Doerr
Matasree
Fannie
Sanne
Steiner
Jefferson
Daniel Derr
John F. Derr
Edward M. Datrow
Datrow
Harmony Grove Young Christians plan November meeting
News from churches notes Harmony Grove Christian Endeavor Society will meet on November 13 at 7 30 p m with a special program by Miss Grace Croniss New window glass installed at F B Sappington's grocery store causing access issues The Y M C A announces annual election of scholars tonight at 7 26 o'clock refreshments provided All members urged Applicants for the stage production The Wooing of Mrs Dan Cols failed to arrive and no performance was given last night
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harmony Grove
Cbristian Endeavor Society
Grace Croniss
Young Men's Christisa Association
Marahali
Dave
Mre
Dan Cols
City Opera Houses
Fragmentary Maryland court and local notices mixed with ads
Fragmentary OCR text shows Maryland Court of Appeals materials and local notices. It mentions a bank statement affidavit, swearing before a notary, and names like Thomas N. P. Avers. then local mentions include Waller-George performers and Mizpah chapter plans. Also references a Baltimore trip for Mizpah, a charter meeting by Business Men's Association, Hershberger confections, an oyster supper for St John's, and Dr. C S Highbarger optical services with Park Hotel dates in 1903.
Large Bugs and Lamps at North Market Street Store
L E Mellinix boasts a large assortment of large bugs for carpets with varied designs and right prices at the new Rog Exhibitor display. L E Mulligen highlights a splendid lamp selection including Mickel B H and Perfection Student Lamps offering steady white light for reading plus Cardinal Red decorations. A new batch of Perfection heating stoves arrives for cool evenings. 72 North Market Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mickel “B. & H
Masonic Temple Surgeon Dente Catalog Ad
Ofice telephone 525 Prices reasonable Call though three such fire presss Silk Desunek Tapestry Brocatelie Verena Batrcloth Ramis Cloth Velour Prices from 35 to 75 per suit Our display of Cusmber Suits Chiffoniers and Wardrobes worthy of er time Ales Oil Clothe at 25o Shc 40s per square yard
Frederick visit by Wilmington engineer Hatton
Engineer T Chalkley Hatton of Wilmington Delaware, the citys consulting engineer, spends the day in Frederick surveying street paving. A grocer comments on egg prices, noting thirty cents a dozen a price they do not have.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Engineer Hatton
T. Chalkley Hatton
Wilmington
Del
Frederick
S Grocer
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the Daily News
Cengral
Montgomery J
Montreat
Cathering HL
Gla
Warn
John Adolph Dahlgren
Dahgren
Jeader
Charleston
di Phila Oe
Délphin
Joseph Hook
Catherine IT
Halley
Mass
Johann Ludwig Uhland
Tubingou
Ropsini
Hig Tie
Sevili
Wiliam Toll
Parla
David
Tod
Henry Inman
Ixvégmar
Topeka
Asecoce
Wweeens
Wasmisotor
W. A.moors
Weather Bureau
Ciagemamagne
Batsto-Dat
J. Schroeder
A. Oastle
Ride
Q. E
Vieranberges -Orshberger Hershberger
Bee
Neidig & Miller
B. Rodock & Co
Newsrs
Perlacrive
A. C. McCardell
Bon
Ile Bride
Mise
News OF the
THE
SOC. World
Charles W. Boss, Jr
Dieh
Soard Club
Daughters of the Confaberacy
Noporta
Historical Society
Mise Ritchie
St. ‘Mary's
Helen Walker Stauffer
George J. Rows Marviea
Busan Rice
Wel
Gardoor
Thiadly, Maerciod
Pierce Marsh
Bowptoe
Russell I. Koogie
de Hardt
East Church Street
News OF the Churches
F. B. Sappington’s
Citizens’ National Bank
Citizens' National Bank OF
Redbrick
ULM Au
Total
John Hendricksor
Laindst
John Hienpxionson
Fational
Baex S J
Comantes
Sayes
Fis
Beat Line Children's
Odin
G. Grimoseray
Gasbler
Timmierman
Thomas
N. P
Haller
J.D
Waller- George
Eoho
Oley
Business Men's Association
City Bell
Hershberger
O. B.5
St. John's Church
C. S. Highbarger
Park Hotel
L. E. Mellinix
L. £. Mulighex
Jeidig ‘& Miller's
Grikp
Cour
Jobhy Toleree
Gaffney Table
Oltivai
Azvard
Bowlteh! Lane
Tneh Binok Taffeta
Ibs
Hamburg
Edwetor
Skirae Bos
Waite
Domble
Kngia Aaa
Abe ‘A Guitie Indies
Union Satta
Sodas
Wenrat Olas
North Mirket
Brrce
Chnton B. Main
Rat ‘Pharmac
TY Wotes
GRILL
Mary's
Episcopal Guild
Biscatt and Particos
Serica No
F. B. Saprixeton
Wiece BH. Devas
Washingon
Reture
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
F. B. Sappington
Baturdat
Plaid
Sfc
George
Rodook. & CO
A. T. Rice & Sons
Bih & Bons
Frederick, Mia
Farmer's Exchange
Deilers
Hull & Amon
North Meret Sivan
Frederick Ne Cry
Gatumday” Noverbor
Masonic Temple
Dente
Ofise
Market Street
Cline
Oliys
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