Purely Personal: Short Notes on Residents and Visitors
A series of local social notices lists residents and travelers such as Siddy Trnndle of Liberty registered at Park Hotel, John Whitehill of Unionville in Frederick on business, and Miss Kathleen Beard of Middletown heading to Boston for music study. Other items note visits to Philadelphia, Norristown, Baltimore, and trips to Indiana and California, with several relatives hosting or accompanying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siddy Trnndle
Liberty
Park Hotel
John Whitehill
Unionville
Frederick
Francea Simms
Burkittsville
San Francisco
Cal
Isaac Strider
West Virginia
Evelyn Jordan
Brunswick
Ladies’ Seminary
Charlestown
W. Va
J. W. Sanders
S. A. Clark
Baltimore
E. S. Todd
Kathleen Beard
M. L. Beard
Middletown
Boston
Mass
Conservatory of Music
S. M. Hench
Philadelphia
Norristown
Trappe
Montgomery County
Lydia Brantner
Howe
Branawick
E. L Macckinzie
Ora Wright
St. Louis
Emily Wilson
Brooklyn
N.Y
John Forney
Byler’s Valley
North Dakota
Forney
Rosa Witmer
Wolfaville
Daniel A. Bowlus
Anderson
Pendieton
Ind
Charles E. Babington
90Th Coast Artillery
U.S.A
Fort McHenry
Harmony
Mary Babington
Wm. Seward
Sunday School Anniversary at Schleysville celebrated
The fifth anniversary of the Mission Sunday School at Schleysville was marked by a church sociable. Scholars and chapel attendees enjoyed an excellent program by Mrs. McDarnell and other young performers. Recitations by Misses MacDannell Baker Hiteshaw and Herberger drew applause. Isabelle Zimmerman sang well and a dialogue by Georgia and Mary Gittinger intrigued all. Rev. Dr. Ingle spoke briefly and refreshments followed as the doxology closed the festivities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mission Sunday School
Schleysville
McDarnell
Henrietta MacDannell
Charlotte Baker
Floy Hiteshaw
Naomi Herchberger
Isabelle Zimmerman
Georgia
Mary Gittinger
Hesthen Child
Ingle
HYHENEAL MOWEN-MCLIN WEDDING IN PLAINFIELD NJ
Frederick D Mowen of Plainfield New Jersey married Misa Mary McClin of Three Bridges New Jersey on November 6 at the bride's home. The couple will reside on Fifth street Plainfield. Delauter Pryor nuptials held November 14 at Zion Reformed church parsonage in Hagerstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie M. Delauter
Mina Katie P. Pryor
This County
J. Spangler Kieffer
Zion Reformed Church
Hagerstown
Religious Services and Meetings Announced Across Local Churches
A lengthy notices list details of sermons at Schleyeville Mission All Saints Episcopal Glade Reformed Walkersville and others. Protracted meetings in Eylers Valley Woodsboro and Langone churches, plus special services for deaf mutes. Various church events include Sunday school times, choir music, and missions openings with expected attendance and speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schleyeville
All Saints’ Episcopal Church
Glade Reformed Church
Walkersville
U. B. Orered
Eylers Valley
Episcopal Church
Tomertay Sh
Grace Reformed
East Second Street
Woodsboro
W. B. Jadefind
Parkaley
W. Va
Maryland
Clasets
the Reformed Church
Clasais
Memorial Church
Washington
St. John's
Lancaster Théological Seminary
St. John's Catholic Church
City Ministerial Association
P. E
Honge
Court Street
Miller
Thomas Freeman Dixon
Presbyterian Church
E. Ll. Moreau
Grace Reformed Church
Linganore Church
Unionville
Board of Foreign Missions of the Reformed Church
Frederick Cramer
China
Woodaboro Lutheran Church
W.E. Wheeler
D. J. Wolf
K. McCaslin
J. R. Gearinger
Servicsa
German Baptist‘ Church
J. Schafer
Somerset
Mr. Schafer
M. E
Todd
German Baptist Church
J. J. Schafer
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Christian Endeavor
Nellie Thomas
Jesse H. Michael
Reich Will Filed for Probate in Orphans Court
The will of William Reich leaves the entire estate to widow Lucy Reich for life with the remainder divided equally among his three children Benjamin F. Reich Philip V. Reich and Mrs H G Smith. Benjamin F. Reich is named executor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Reich
Orphans’ Court
Lucy Reich
Benjamin F. Reich
Philip V. Reich
H. G. Smith
Market quotations from J E W Hargott today
Mr Hargott lists prices for corn at .55 per barrel and 51 cents per bushel for shelled corn. Wheat No 9 red at 71 cents, steamer 64 cents, hops 60 cents per bushel. Hay priced at 8:0 to 12 per ton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. W. Hargott
Wagner jailed for contempt after suing Frederick County repeatedly
Dr Harrison Wagner, who has filed numerous suits against Frederick County officials and various firms for large sums, is jailed in Alexandria Virginia after a circuit court found contempt of court. He faces a $50 fine and 10 days in jail. He claimed millions were owed on judgments allegedly secured against Adamas Express and Frederick County officials in December 1888.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Harrison Wagner
Board of County Commissioners
Alexandria
Alexandria County
Charles EB. Nicol
Wagner
Varong Estates
Adama Express Company
Justice of the Pears
John Haynes
Local items from the region and state events
Reports from Maryland counties note a bridge burning on the Delaware line near Peach Bottom, cattle sales moving Virginia stock to Washington county farmers, and Republicans seeking a recount for Cecil County treasurer and commissioner. Legislators may face a bill to extend Baltimore women taxpayers voting rights on improvements. A Winchester Martinsburg soap dealer is linked to multiple markets. New hot mill capacity added at Taylor Independent Tin Cumberland. An accident injures Joseph Hartman near Highfield. Mountain Lake Park Association spends 170000 on improvements. 800000 spent by property owners. Nome expedition participants return with limited gold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peach Bottom
Delaware Land Obesapraks
Talbot County
Hagerstown
Virginia
Washington County
Cecil County
J. W. Herring
Moses
Baltimore
Winchester
Martinsburg
Taylor Independent Tin
Mni! No. 2
Cumberland
Joseph Hartman
Highfield
Mountain Lake Park Association
Jona Last
John Shartzer
M. M. Ashby
Garrett County
Nome
Belles Lettres Society Holds November Meeting
The Belles Lettres Literary Society met on Friday November 15 with President L Toms presiding. After roll call and minutes reading the program included readings an essay a debate and an oration. The judges favored the negative 2 to 1 in the debate over the resolution which claimed the liar is more respectable than the hypocrite. Officers elected were President L Toms Vice President A Wood Secretary H Schroeder Assistant Secretary H Hendrickson Treasurer P Whipp Critic L Bowers Librarian L Weinbarg. The group adjourned to Friday November 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belles Lettres
Belles Lettres Literary Society
L. Toms
H. O. Schroeder
Scote
Whahaeni
Wallace Bled
P. Castle
Harris
Benjamin Franklin
W. Railing
A. Wood
H. Schroeder
H. Hendrickson
P. Whipp
L. Bowers
L. Weinbarg
A. J. Kreh
Seaside Libraries Barred Under Post Office Ruling
The Post Office Department denies pound rate privileges to Seaside libraries and similar novels. Other publications like Modern Woodman and Royal Neighbor have also been denied. Advertising manager S Webb informed advertisers of the ruling, raising questions about fraternal society publications and member copies for a year or longer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post Office Department
S. Webb
Champion Beagle Becomes National Champion at Wheatley Hills Trials
At the National Beagle Glob of America trials held last week in Wheatley Hills, four beagles owned by Charles F Brooke of Olney Montgomery County won the national challenge cup for superior field trial work, conformation, and general liveliness on the bench.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheatley Hills
Charles F Brooke
Olney
Montgomery County
Tempting Display of Delicacies At Doli's Cafe
A tempting display is shown at the east window of Doli's cafe featuring a variety of foods. Items include rabbit, partridge, turkey, clams, possum, squab, lamb, oyster, onions, radishes, lettuce and tomatoes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doli
Fatal Explosion Kills Fisher at Lime Works
A premature dynamite blast at M. J. Grove Lime Works near Frederick kills foreman Thomas B. Fisher and injures Barry Hildebrand. A coroner's jury returns an accidental death verdict. Fisher, 28, was to marry next week. Funeral planned from Sime Kiln church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas 8. Fisher
M. J. Grove Lime Works
Frederick
Barry Hildebrand
Harry Grove
D E. Timmey
George W. Wiles
John T. Beet, Jr
Ira Hows
HS. Vilbise
F. O. Miochie
Charles EB. Olingan
H. Q. Webb
Charles Hildebrand
Dantel F. Kennedy
Wm. F. Miller
Voroner Eckatein
Ira J. McCurdy
Hildebrand
Fisher
Bcarcely
Bia
O. ©. Carty
Sime Kila
Almondbury Hand Bell Ringers Delight Olly Opera Honea Audience
The Olly Opera Honea concert by the Almondbury Hand Bell Ringers drew a large appreciative audience. Kentuck Babe and other selections pleased the crowd as Eva Bartlett Macey entertained with eloquence and Walter David impressed as a training impersonator. The event opened the Y M O A course with high hopes for future acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Almondbury
Kentucky
Eva Bartlett Macey
Spain
Walter David
David
Misa Macey
Ceresville Notes Chronicle Local Activity
Mr John Derr nephew of Eugene L Derr Enq has arrived in London and will sail to South America for health returning by May. Charles A Slater of Pan American Acetylene Co with D Shriner will visit Frederick Monday to discuss company interests. Rural delivery began at Coraville Friday morning though slightly behind schedule. Coreaville Milling Co engine broke down delaying orders. Stone business run by Marshall Fout at Frederick quarries rapidly progresses, employing many workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ceresville
John Derr
Eugene L. Derr
Enq
London
Eng
South America
Charles A. Slater
Pan-American Acatylene Co
Frederick
D. Shriner
Corasville
Coreaville Milling Co
Marshall Fout
Caresville
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad adjusts local train times
The new schedule takes effect tomorrow with changes to arrival and departure times for Frederick to Baltimore trains and Baltimore to Frederick trains. Frederick departures shift to 6 10 a.m. and 1 50 p.m. while Baltimore arrivals shift to 10 25 a.m. and 8 12 p.m. on weekdays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Frederick
Baltimore
Washington
West
Paralyzed residents and football injury report
Paralyzed conditions afflict several Middletown area residents including Mr J Frank Young and Mrs Crawford Young from Buck Lodge Montgomery County. Also ill with paralysis is Perry Diggs, aged man living near Boonsboro. In sports, Walter Danner suffered a broken right ankle in a Wharf Rats versus Polka Dots game won 206 to 10 behind Union Knitting Mills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Frank Young
Middletown
Crawford ¥. Young
Buck Lodge
Montormery County
Mies Pretzman
Greencasstle
Perry Diggs
Middletown Valley
Aston Dagenhart
Boonsboro
Wharf Rats
Pulka Dos Boys
Union Knitting Mills
Walter Danner
Silas Thomas
George Gannon
Walter Danmer
Jesse Greger
Earl Feigley
Richard Brochey
Bert Cramer
Roy Fleshman
William Baer
Leonard Kreh
Harry Brochey
Walter Bowers
Willie Boyer
Clarence Munshower
Many Birds Killed as Opening Day Hunters Score
The opening day hunting drew many sportsmen from Frederick despite rough winds and poor scenting dogs. George Mulhorn and Frank Eben hauer bagged 24 birds on Catootin mountain while Samuel Titlow and Hicks Glessner shot rabbits in large numbers. Other hunters reported varied totals including 16 birds for Andrew Miesling, Joseph Quigley, and Elmer Schildsknecht, and 61 birds with 21 rabbits for Milton Cratchley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Shem
George Mulhorn
Frank Ebenhauer
Catootin
Samuel Titlow
Hicks Gless
Gov. Glessner
Maasis
Wranke
Jail for disorderly conduct and train riders jailed
Clarence Norrie colored arrested by Officer King for disorderly conduct and sent to jail for 80 days. Two men charged with train riding jailed five days by Justice Jordan of Brunswick. Also notices for German canaries, dining promotions at City Hotel Grill, and stock offering for a Domestic Building Association with weekly dues and loan terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith Clarence Norrie
King
Justice Smith
Frederick
Justice Jordan
Brunswick
Roberts Granted Divorce From Celeste Roberta
Harry Edward Roberts is granted a divorce from Celeste Roberta. The couple resides in the Fi deinity of Walkersville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Edward Roberts
Celeste
Roberta
Walkersville
Big wedding in town and a stormy warning
A garbled town bulletin mentions a wedding in town and spectators sharing groom’s cake. It highlights gloves, walking and driving gloves, night robes, and underwear for all sizes. The ad boasts lower prices and urges readers to visit Updegrad’s for men’s, women’s, and children’s apparel and furs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Updegrad
JORR Heasvaiox 24 P. A new full framed ribbed Black Hoge for Ladies
An advertisement notes a 12 inch fast black hosiery option described as a full framed ribbed design for ladies. The listing emphasizes winter weight and a durable appearance suitable for cold weather. The brand or details appear obscure in the OCR, but the item is clearly a women's hosiery product.
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Schiller
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Samuel Venth
America
Steuben H. Tyng
American Chamber of Commerce
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Wikies
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Wasnivatom
Spistal
W. L. Moory
W.L. Thompson
Reserve Oil Co
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L. A. Rice
Nathan Stout
Bashmatt
Dell's
Oysters City Hotel Grill
City Hotel Grill
German Caparies
McCardell’s
Gie & Wagaman
Val Neidig & Miller
OG. BE
L. B. Mullinix
QO. O. Carty
W.H.B. Etchison
Harry Feiser
York
Bis
Sunday Schools and Societies
Venta
Bere Ana
Thomas B. Fisher
Harry Hildebrand
McCuardell's
Dois's
Oity Hotel Grill
Nai Sed
Ulty Hotel Grill
Domestic Building Association
Wilbur H. Duvall
Farmera & Mechanical Nasional Bank
Boteler
Medical
Kansas City University
London Hospital
N. Market St
Boat Church
L. E. Mullinix
Fable Covers
Amure
John Bendrick
Ron
Peu Wopei
Fars
Jorr Heasvaiox
Neidig & Miller
Ie & Miller
Skunk
Clinton E. Main
N. Market
Isanogie & Wagaman
Openeng
Hollway Goons
Iranogle & Wagaman
Rorth Market Street
Frederick, MD
B. Sappington
Peice
B. Bapprngton
North City Hall
Rodook
Brartlin
QEO
Rodoce & CO
A. T. Rice & Sons
A. T. Rroz & Some Funeral Directore
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Rice
Fourth &T
Fredk Co
Eanpii Randinh
O. R. BR
Willard O
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Doubs
Noviodit
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John Lambrigot
Poland
McUurdell Farm
Novibdawl
John Gomber
South Market Bt
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Josenn Glaze
East Coureb
Mt. Frederick
M24
Tus
Cleveland
Mra. L. A. Rise
West Third Street
Sisraannnen
Iain W
Addraxa
Aramp
Burbank Miz, Co
Care Taz News
Nuviscse
Sommerdial Nnu
Addrasa
H. F. Raprech
E. Third St. Novisdatt
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West Churst Street
Baker Johnson
Potts
Nowsdle
California
W. AL. Thompson
New York City
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DeLashmott
South Market St
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O. E. Oline
Mattines
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