Weather Forecast From The Daily News Ends November 16
Weather bureau summary reports conditions across the eastern states with a falling barometer east of the Mississippi and high pressure northeast of New England. Expect possible East Coast storms bringing dangerous gales to New England and the Middle Atlantic. Warmer weather beyond Missouri to Texas, with rain in New England and the Middle Atlantic.
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Sym
Mississippi
New England
Middle Plateau
Lake Superior
North Carolina
Middle Atlantic
Missouri
Texas
Minnesota
Middle Atlantic States
Upper Lake Region
Qalo
Mitsiestopi
New Ads Today and Classifieds Series Note
New ads to day. Estate notices and lost ads appear in the column. Readers are urged to report promptly and trust the office to carry restable advertisers. Local listings include restaurants, dry goods, furniture, clothing, and other businesses with names like Dol's Restaurant Midnight Ory Bouck Lowenstein and Wertheimer.
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Newt
Old Chain
C. Robrback
Dol
Bouck
John Hendrickson
Etchison
Lowenstein, & Wertheimer
S.ce
PURELY PERSONAL NOTES FROM FREDERICK AREA PEOPLE
Local social items list visits and travels of residents and relatives. Margaret Cochran of Jefferson stays with sister Elizabeth Nicademue in Boonsboro. Wiliam Suman of Frederick visits brother J J Darner in Hagerstown. Jennie and Ella Stonebraker from Weverton come to Frederick for the winter. John B. Kieffer returns to Hagerstown from Frederick visit. Oliver Pearre visits family in How County. Mrs O M Buracker and children return from Baltimore. Barck and Miss Bevage of Philadelphia Seiphis and Miss Creager and Cook of Baltimore, guests of the Markey sisters on East Patrick street, go home after visit. Lille Miller returns from Baltimore. David Hoogile and wife of Columbus, Ohio, return home. Mrs Mamie McSherry goes to Scranton, Pa., for winter. A Gebhart of Confederate Soldiers Home visits C E B Lease on East South street. Dr W F Browning and son of Orbisonia, Pa, visit parents in Frederick. Henry S Wagner of Liberty and Dr J E Wagner of Frederick leave for Jos L Wagner’s in Jackson Ga to attend Atlanta Exposition. Maggie Trundle leaves Liberty for Washington visiting friends.
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Margaret Cochran
Jefferson
Elizabeth Nicademue
Boonsbors
Wiliam Suman
Frederick
J.J. Darner
Weat Antietam Street
Hagerstown
Jennie
Ella Stonebraker
Weverton
John B. Kieffer
Oliver Pearre
Howcounty
O. M. Buracker
Baltimore
Barck
Bevage
Phila- Seiphis
Misaes Creager
Cook
Markey
East Patrick Street
Lille Miler
David Hoogile
Columbus
Ohio
Mamis McSherry
Seranton
A. Gebhart
Confederate Soldiers Home
C. EB. Lease
East South Street
W. F. Browning and Son
Orbisonia
Jonathan Browning
Henry 8. Wagner
Liberty
J. E . Wagner
Jackson, Ga
Jos. L. Wagner
Maggie Trundle
Washington
Darby Fowler Nuptials Planned for November 19
The marriage of Remus R. Darby and Clara Fowler daughter of Wm G Fowler of Rockville is announced for November 19. After the ceremony the couple will travel south including a visit to the Atlanta Exposition. Steam heat tonight at City Opera House will keep the auditorium warm for Gorton's minstrels hosted by Frank B Rhodes. A census note states India's population is 287,223,431 about one sixth of the world. A football game is announced between the Deaf and Dumb School and the Frederick Union.
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Remus R. Darby
Clara Fowler
Wm. G. Fowler
Rockvile
Atlanta Exposition
Frank B. Rhodes
Gorton’s Minstrels
City Opera House
India
Deaf and Dumb School
Frederick Unions Asterday
Maryland
Atlanta
Frederick
Atlante
Mount Vernon
South
F. Af. Faubel
Flower Show at Frederick Exhibition Draws Crowds
The Frederick Flower Show continues with strong attendance surpassing expectations. Exhibits include chrysanthemums and roses, with notable blooms such as Robert Gray and Mrs. Higginbotham. Visitors, including orphans from Loats Home, praise the display while noting the difficulty of growing perfect blooms and comparing favorably to Baltimore’s show.
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J. R. Marken
David Groff
C. Herman
Henry Trail
Robert Gray
Newa of the Churches and local notices in Frederick County
The German Baptist Church at Mountaudele is nearing completion and will be dedicated on Sunday December 1 with sermons by Elder C Lint. Middleburg M E Church selects Rev H C Hull as pastor replacing Rev Kenneth G Murray who resigned recently. A nonsectarian Christian mission may meet at John Gombers at 730 sharp. Mt Pleasant Church buys a Bow organ from Hagerstown firm. Frederick and Middletown Electric Railroad Board meets today. D E Ketanyer moves his house away to clear new railroad line. Railroad secures right of way except one property. dispute to be resolved. New dairy law requires inspection of cows for milk supply from Frederick County farmers. Dr J T Kilne reports local cattle in good health.
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M. E. Church
Johnsville
Kenneth G. Murray
John Gomber
Mt. Pleasant Church
M. P. Malter Company
Hagerstown
Electric
Frederick and Middletown Electric Railroad
D. E. Ketanyer
Middletown
District of Columbia
Washington
Frederick County
J. T. Kilne
Better Methods in the South
The Macon Telegraph argues Southern readers must awaken to new and improved farming methods. By embracing modern agriculture, immigration becomes less important, as a better, more economical system of agriculture benefits a larger, better class of immigrants and reduces costs for farmers.
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South
Macon Telegraph
Talon
Monsignor Batolit Visits City for Feast of Saints
Arch bishop Setulil visited the city on Wednesday to celebrate the feast of So Starfells Saints. He spent a day with his former secretary Rev. Pr Hector Pept and toured the Monterse road summer house and Si dobns Church with members of the Society of Jéas including Frs Barees Hizhart de Res tor Fr James Att't¢ ple Fr Joan ALMreac Fr James P. FPagac Fr oysian Sabeit Fr Rafael O'Connch.
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Batolit
Pr Hector Pept
Setulil
Orine
Gworgenows Valsemty
Barees Hizhart
Pr Alusatus
Special Election Looms After Senator Bennett Death
The Dorchester grand jury adjourns as Maryland politics focus on a Carroll county special election to fill Senator Bennett’s vacancy. If the successor is a Democrat the Senate stays 14-12. a Republican win could create a tie with Bruce of Baltimore City holding power.
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Bennetts
Sennett
Carroll County
Senate
Bennett
Bruce
Baltimore City
Appointments Hinted for Sheriff-Elect McBride’s Team
Rumors circulate about McBride forming his staff as deputy and riding deputy are named. Butler Staley of Yellow Springs appears set for office deputy, James Cram remains riding deputy, and a Middletown youth is eyed for warden. Police justice post also attracting several party workers.
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Tiomise
Mero
McBride
Butler Staley
Yellow Springs
James Cram
Middletown
Police Justice
Thaddeus M. Biser
Edward '@ittinger
M. A. Woodward
Et Frost
Rene 8. Harp
Lutheran Ministers Meet at Walkersville Conference
The Middle Conference of the Maryland Lutheran Synod gathered in Walkersville with about twenty ministers from Carroll and Frederick counties. Rev. J. B. Barb preached the opening sermon. new officers were elected: President J U Asper, Secretary R L Patterson, Treasurer P H Miller. The group meets semi annually to foster religion and mutual edification among pastors.
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Maryland
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Carroll
Frederick
Walkersville
J. B. Barb
Thurmont
J. U.asper
Walkeraville
R. L. Patterson
Union Bridge
Tresaurer
P. H. Miller
Westminster
Attractive Window Novelty On Market Street
North Market Street clothing merchant Henry Wineberg features a miniature Ferris wheel in his window. Built by Frank Heck, the eight car wheel is powered by a small German engine and runs smoothly at night, a clever example of workmanship.
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Henry Wineberg
North Market Street
Frank Heck
Ths
Germany
Oysters Exhibited by Frederick Curiosity at Haller’s
Mr. Charles K. Haller, renowned Testatrauteur, hosts an exhibition of three giant oysters noted as Frederick’s largest yet. The display draws attention with the curious shells and a window full of live terrapins attracting onlookers.
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Charles K. Haller
Frederick
Haller
Sign of Cold Weather Observed in Wandering Birds
Large flocks of geese and ducks have been sighted moving southward, signaling approaching cold weather. Gystermen report unusually large roosts, with some flocks numbering at least 1,000 birds.
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Gystermen
Price Rise for Kerosene Fails to Hit Retail
The wholesale kerosene price rose about three quarters of a cent per gallon but will not impact the retail price.John Ritchie of Frederick, state regent of the Daughters of the American Revolution, will organize a Hagerstown chapter. Clara March resigns as assistant public school teacher. Hood's Sarsaparilla cited for its merits and success.
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John Ritchie
Frederick
the Daughters of the American Revolution
Fin
Maryland Day Celebration Hangs on Gov Brown Decision
In Baltimore the Maryland Day celebration at the Atlantic Expositions faces collapse due to lack of local business support and Governor Brown's refusal to participate. Maryland commissioners tempered by his absence urged timely cooperation. only about 60 of 1,500 invited agreed to attend as they stressed Baltimore's trade ties with the South and the need for official prestige. The group lists members from the Merchants and Manufacturers Association. The governor, in New York for the home show, cites his heavy workload and upcoming duties as the reason for his unavailability.
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Tle
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Alan
New York
South
Messrs
John E. Burst
William T. Brigham
Daniel Miller
Eugene Levering
Doyid GB
Sazz
Tinea
Philharmonic Club
The Late Mr. Preston
Samuel B. Preston, born in Frederick county about eighty three years ago, moved to Washington county in the forties, married twice and allied to prominent Pleasant Valley families. His second wife Thrasher left a daughter and a son Marlowe in Illinois. He died recently and left no children, living alone near Weverton. He belonged to St Mark's Episcopal church Petersville and cared for its welfare.
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Mr. Preston
Samuel B. Preston
Frederick County
Washington County
Bald Up and Flee: Potomac Citizen Evades Attack
Francis Flyers of Potomac district Montgomery county was accosted by two men about three miles from Rockville They ordered him to raise his hands but he spurred his horse and fled down the road at speed The assailants details including their race could not be determined due to darkness
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Bald
Francis Flyers
Potomac District
Montgomery County
Rockville
Myers
Exhibition of Cotton States and International Expo at North Market
An illuminated birds eye view of the Cotton States and International Exposition in Atlanta is showcased in a Frederick window on North Market Street attracting attention. Also notes a motor-free week drive by A S Nicholson and Samuel Hedges from Cumberland through Hagerstown and Rockville, planning a weeklong trip.
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A. L. Bosley
Frederick Electric Light and Power Company
North Market Street
Cotton States
International
Atlants
Messrs
Nicholson
Samuel Hedges
Cumberland
Hagerstown
Frederick
Washington
Rockville
Bob McCreery Tribute Event Praised by Western Readers
The article clips praises for Bob McCreery and Loumas Fitz, longtime Western theatre figures, noting their roles as treasurer and organizer in a major benefit show. It highlights plans for a lavish testimonial on a forthcoming Big Night, with extensive preparations and strong community support, expecting a large turnout.
Here Toalgbe Gorton's Minstrels At Elm Street
The Gorton troupe offers refined minstrelsy with a grand stage setting of creme satin and plush curtains and a full company in evening dress. The Philharmonic Club delivers an earnest, ensemble concert with no showy virtuosity, earning praise for unity and solid artistry.
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Gorton
Reconciled at the Grave in Chambersburg
A patriotic tale of a father and son once estranged who are reconciled at the grave of a brother in Chambersburg. The son, after military service in Pennsylvania, learns of the brother’s death and returns to find the coffin opened. The ghostly moment leads the family to reunite as the father and son emerge together.
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Chambersburg
Pennsylvania
Chamberaburg
Midnight Cry Lecture At City Opera House
Frederick College Alumni Association invites the public to a free lecture on the prophecy of the Lord’s return. The event is Sunday afternoon at 3 o’clock in City Opera House. Baker Johnson, President. Annual alumni meeting to follow at College Hall on Friday, November 15 at 7 p.m.
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City Opera House
College Hall
Baker Johnson
Umbrella Quality and Stock Mix in Men and Women Wear
A fragmented OCR note discusses umbrella quality and stock for men and women apparel. It mentions large stock, reasonable cost, and varied items for men women and misses. It hints at catalog items with several garbled terms and unclear measurements.
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Yul Ata
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