Pleasant personal notes from Mr and Mrs community visits
A Purely Personal column lists residents and visitors in town activity. Names include Rev Dr Osborne Ingle, Mr John D Keller, Mr Anderson Richoltz, Mr Harry Staley, Mrs O P Bennett, Miss Ruth Smith, Mr Aiam R Heck, Mr C H S Colina, Mr Chares A Tucker, Mrs Roy Wachter, Mae Herret Broskey, Mrs Louisa V Gophart, Mrs W T Foster, Mr Edgar Davis, Mrs Q S Beckley, Quittany S J Beckley, with travels to Baltimore Philadelphia New York Atlantic City Lancaster and Somerset and Dominican College plans noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles
Iaser
Osborne Ingle
Baltimore
John D. Keller
Anderson Richoltz
Thurmort
Harry Staley
Washington
O. P. Bennett
East Second Street
Begeratown
Ruth Smith
East Sixth Street
Sjamsyville
Aiam R. Heck
Grand Lodge
Miron
C.H. 8. Colina
Newark
N. J
W. T. Foster
Muet Warricketree
Chares A. Tucker
Philadelphia
New York
Atlantic City
Roy Wachter
Hagerstown
Mir
Samuel Weinberg
North Market Street
Mae Herret Broskey
East Patrick Street
Hia
Thomas Kemp
Louisa V. Gophart
East Fourth Street
Lancaster
Ale
Luther Storm
W.T. Foster
East Patrickstreat
W. LK. Colling
Wayneeboro
Edgar Davis
Dartford
Somerset
Ohio
Dominican College
Dominican School
The
University
Family Theatre Delights Large Crowd Second Night
Large audience packed the Family Theatre for the second night of the bus show. Grant and his trained dog Betsy drew hearty applause while Chas Lannard's witty comedy kept the house in uproar. Movies and songs are showcased nightly at this popular venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant
Betsy
Chas. Lannard
Myersville Council Members Resign in Turmoil
Two Myersville councilmen Dr. Ralph Browning and Hoke resign amid factional troubles. The third member John Hildebrand states the town will hold a special election to fill the vacancies on the council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myersville
Ralph Browning Ane Pe Ri
H. Hoke
John .T. Hildebrand
Fea Wacker Innit Hoting
Dynamo to be Shipped Today Reportedly
Fragmentary text notes a dynamo shipment planned for today mentioning Mason Sarit and Lineman Ridgely from a city in Tageratown. Further readable details are unclear due to garbled OCR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason Sarit
Lineman Ridgely
Thin City
Tageratown Yeater
Tyley
Team Stolen in Walkeraville Alleged Sale Attempt
George Easterday of near Jefferson reported his team and buggy stolen after his daughters left the team tied before Gorman’s grocery in South Market Street. Albert Tyler Butler, about 22, of Braigswick, allegedly drove the team to Walker ville and attempted to sell it for 85 dollars to Charles Houck. Sheriff Myers traced Butler by telephoned inquiries and railway agents. Butler was captured in Walkersville and brought back to Frederick. He was held on $800 bail for a hearing tomorrow at 2 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Tyler Butler
Charley Butler
Braigswick
Big County
George E. Essterdey
Jefferson
Myers
Charles Houck
Butler
Himseli
Darner
Walkersville
Northern Central Railway
Woodsboro
Tralin
Lancaster
Clement Smith
Smith
Woolsboro
Committee Appointed to Promote Lacone Memorial Boulevard
President Rodock of the Business Men's Association names a large committee to push the Lacone Memorial Boulevard project through Frederick. Members include Maj. E. Y. Coldeborough as chairman and many notable figures such as Judge John C. Motter, Judge Glenn Worthington, Br. H. Conley, Milton G. Umer, and Casper Clipe among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rodock
Business Men's Association
George S. Rodock
Lacone Memorial Boulevard
Frederick
Maj
E. Y. Coldeborough
Toweon D. Baker
J. Clarke Kieffer
John C. Motter
Glenn. Worthington
Goo
S. Rod
J. Stewart Annan
George C. Rhoderick
L. B. Mullinix
Coales H. Baughman
Casper Clipe
Fabian Posey
Sterling Galt
Uranvis B
Sappington
Busy Week for Sheriff Myers Seeks and Recovers Suspects
Sheriff Myers chased leads from Knoxville to Hoerstoweg locating Lous Danper and arresting her. He then pursued an alleged horse thief in Brunswick and planned to extradite a suspect from York, Pa. to Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheriff Myers
Knoxville
Lous Danper
Hoerstoweg
Sherif
Waashington
Baie
Sherif Myers
Brunswick
Ig Wan
York
Myera
Frederick
Middletown Man Arrested on Assault and Support Charge
Edward Snurr of Middletown was arrested by Deputy Sheriff Alexander on charges of assaulting and failing to support his wife. He allegedly pushed her during a quarrel, waived a hearing before Justice C. H. Ecketecin, and posted $100 bail for court appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Snurr
Middletown
Alexander
C. H. Ecketecin
Farm and household sale announced for Flynn and Dais heirs
Auctioneer Edgar Mercar will sell 140 acres of improved land with a dwelling for Charles A Flynn and John G Dais heirs. E Zellers to auction household furniture at her home on South Market Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar Mercar
Charles A. Flynn
John G. Daisconnty
South One Street
Tersamongh
Mas. C. BE. Zetueng
Divorce Granted for Catherine A Moore in Delta Courts
An absolute divorce was applied for by Moore from Catherine A Moore. The case notes Moore, son of the late Tone FT Moore, filed yesterday. He cites the family as married, with three children, fully supported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moore
FT. Moore
To Apply for Bail Hints From Court Saturday
The court will hear bail applications this Saturday as counsel for the defendant prepares to ask for release. Hearsay and procedural steps are outlined as the case moves forward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tay Ascott
Tuberculosis Association Meeting in Frederick County
The Frederick County branch of the Maryland Association for the Prevention and Relief of Tuberculosis held an enthusiastic meeting at 8 p m in the Directors room of the M C A. Officers elected included Rev Dr Osborne Ingle president and Rev Thomas Freeman Dixon and Prof J H Apple as vice presidents with Miss Louise Johnson secretary and Miss Aqua B Floyd treasurer. The group planned four standing committees and an advisory branch. a curb on public nosal expulsion and need for cuspidors in public spaces was urged. Also announced were a December tuberculosis lecture by Dr Henry Barton Jacobs and a fundraising drive from December 2 to 12 to fund visiting tuberculosis nurses in Frederick city and county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Maryland Association For the Prevention and Letter of
M.C.A
Frederick
Osborne Ingle
Thomas Freeman Dixon
J. H. Apple
David Lowenstein
E. L. McLean
Louise Johnson
Aqua B. Floyd
Frederick Association
Business Merc’ Association
Henry Barton Jacobs
Maryland Association For the Prevention and Relief of Tuberculosis
Hi Wirt Steele
Maryland Tuberculosia Association
Frederick City
Playing the Ponies at City Opera House
A musical comedy based on a racing scene at Sheepshead Bay and Luna Park features Yorke and Adams with Wallace Beery and Bill Welch. The production includes a pony ballet and a staged race finale between Lady Love and Diabalo. Show opens Friday November 20 with advance seating selling fast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheepshead Bay
Aaron Hofman
Baais
Yorke
Adams
Tonies
Sheepshead Way
Lady Love
Diabalo
Luna Park
Coney Island
Wallace Beery
Raymond Hitchcock
Bill Welch
Edward Morrin
Hece
Ofulock
Improving Old Mountain House Lodge by Thropp in Ful ton County
Former congressman Joseph F Thropp of Pennsylvania owns the Catoctin Furnace property and has workers repairing the Mountain House on the Molvaine estate near Hancock Maryland. A new pipeline supplies pure spring water to the building, which is being turned into a modern lodge with conveniences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Mountain House
Joseph F. Thropp
Molvaine
Fulton County
Hancock, Md
Fo Launch Temperance Campaign In Baltimore Lyric
The anti saloon league coalition plans a January 31 1900 event at the Lyric Baltimore to promote a favorable legislature. Key speaker Hon Selborn Wright of Georgia will deliver the address after leaving Dallas. Wright will visit Frederick Hagerstown Cumberland Annapolis and Salisbury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antisaloon League
Lyric
Baltimore
William H. Anderson
Selborn Wright
Georgia
Dalleur
Wright
Frederick
Hiseesatowh
Cumberland
Annapolis
Salisbury
Christmas Openings At Patrick Street Show Sparkle Of Home Goods
The CG Carty firm displays a refined stock of furniture bric a brac and ornamental goods to outfit a home. The window decor reflects the holiday spirit with tasteful arrangements and dainty Japanese trays offered as souvenirs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Street
CG. C. Carty
Charity Organization Society appoints officers for coming year
At a meeting in the Mayor's offices last night the Charity Organization Society elected its officers. Rev. Thomas Man Dixon was named president, Miss Navare Floyd secretary, and Mayor Smith treasurer. The group announced it is ready to receive contributions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charity Organization Society
Thomas Man Dixon
Navare Floyd
Mayor Smith
New quarters mark Temperance site on East Church Street
In New Quarters a slate marks Temperance work and a carved stone stands at the old Lutheran Sunday school site on East Church Street, indicating a community commemorative effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Church Street
Ann
Postmaster Adolphue Harrington Marries Misa Brookey at Home
A quiet wedding at 3 PM on East Patrick street joined Misa Mary Brookey to Postmaster Adolphue Harrington in a ceremony by Rev. Dr Charles F. Steck. Attended only by immediate families, the couple left at 4 PM for an extended wedding trip and will reside at 222 North Market Street upon return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ales
Theodore Brookey
East
Patrick Street
Misa Mary C. Brookey
Adolphue H. Harrington
Charles F. Steck
Harrington
Bl& O. RB. R
North Market Street
Hymeneas Fibres Rouse A Romantic Warriige Wedding
Ellicott Maryland witnessed two weddings this weekend. Cuty McClure Fisher son of Parks Fisher and Marthe Goldsborough Rouse tied the knot with Rev. Ds Rigpely presiding. The couple left for a honeymoon in Atlantic City. Fisher’s Baltimore family ties noted with brothers Frank and Parke Fisher and Dr. Robert Fisher. The bride resided with her uncle J B Manway of Joppa. Barnhouse and Lighter wed at Evangelical Reformed church with Rev Eschbach officiating. Frank Newman and Chace Usiler also to marry at Evangelical Lutheran church this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellicott
Cuty
C. McClure Fisher
Parks Fisher
Admiral Schley
Marthe Goldsborough Rouse
Birckhead Rouse
Ds Rigpely
Fisher
Barnhouse—Lighter
Roy Barnhouse
Hazel J. Lighter
Prederick County
Vas Pireoage
Evangelical Reformed Church
E.R. Eschbach
Frank Newman
Mias Chace Usiler
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Fortnightly Club Reorganizes At Kemp Hall
The Fortnightly Club met at Kemp Hall with 150 members and elected officers for the year. President Joseph D. Baker, vice president J. Apple, secretary Hammond Urner, and treasurer John Francis Smith were chosen. An executive committee includes Mrs Worthington and Mrs Tyson among others. Ten sub committees will be formed and the first entertainment is planned for Thanksgiving night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kemp Hall
Nilton J. Urner
Harry Trail
Joseph D. Baker
Cilenn H. Worthington
J. N. Apple
Narrow Escape In Chicago Accident
Misa Maud Grumbine daughter of the late John Grumbine was in Chicago when fleeing a street car she was struck by an automobile and knocked down. The auto driver came to her aid and summoned a physician. Several ribs were cracked and loosened, with a narrow escape from instant death. She remains under medical care but is progressing as well as can be expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Maud Grumbine
John Grumbine
Thie City
Chicago
Migs Grumbine
Local meat market advertises Tenderloin Steaks and Saag
Local notice notes Bentz at North Market for tenderloin steaks described as thick and juicy. Guarant notes prices by pint and quart with Saag, 250 chosen, details appear in the market listing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saag
Bentz
New Fur Coat Line Promises Economy and Style
A local advertisement promotes a new line of fur coats muffs and wraps featuring underpriced Astrakan pieces at 7.50 each. It highlights a selection of dressy coats and exclusive models in medium cloths with varied trims, urging shoppers to find something unique and wearable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Frost
Low Rate Excursion Frederick to Baltimore
A low rate excursion from Frederick to Baltimore on Saturday November 21 1008. TheW and G Railway connects with a Baltimore excursion via the W BRR to New Windsor Council No 74 Jr A L M. Train leaves Frederick 6 20 am and arrives Hillen Station 10 pm with return at 7 40 pm. The offer encourages city visits shopping and sightseeing with round trip price noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Baltimore
W., &.& G. Railway Co
Thurmont
Fogtead
W.B.R.R
New Windsor Council
No. 74
Hilleo Station
Hende
Local notices and advertisements from 1908 issue
The page lists a variety of local items including a Domestic Building Association promoting deposits and shares, with officers named and a 4 percent earnings claim. It also mentions dining options, flour and cooking ads, an exchange for oysters, a saloon stock for sale, a couple of houseware and heating ads, and a public sale notice with date and location details.
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Daily News
Lote
Canterbury
Onder
Philip John Schuy- Schus
Prince Charles of
Denmark
Norway
Sete
Dioou
Attewei
Maryland
Moons
Weather Bureau
NEW. Advertis
Balto
Vents Today
B.J. Schroeder
B. Mantz
Schroeder
Oman
Callens
Markeys
Bank
Rageck & Co
the Family Theatre
Bugsy
Albert Butler Ip
Walkeraville
Team Pelonging
George Easterday
Near
Vefferton
Tuberculosis Association
Mr. Harrington
Mollie Brookey
Brides’ Home
A. H. Harrington
Hymeneas
John
Henpmickbon
FURS
Astrakan
Joan D. Bendrickson
Neidio & Ullab
Hy Biare
Tilia
ST. LE
PRICE
Holebie Searta
Atpericatr
Rome
Tate
Nottingham
Lave
Neidig &, Miller
Citizens: National Bank
Capital
Frederick Girls’ School
Wedgewood Dippy Club
Abe Yea
Erchtaon Fuanitvag Grose
Odd Fellows
D.D.G. M
H. D. Barwoannnes
Frederick, Md
Banane
W. Patrick St
West Fourth Street
Palace
Thurmiay
Avery
Orchestra Munic
W. 1
Simx
Mgr
Domestic Building Association
Leening
Bome
Knotrance
H L. Harris
Chas
Wertheimer
B. Sappington
Secy, and
Treas
Rank C. Norwood
B. Sarpinaton
Troxell
Ofaie Albany Auteenablle
Richard Rogrcarr
Frevenicx Co
Fanneng’ Excnanar
Y. M.C
Good God
Aed
Bicol
Fredrrick Co. Fannens
M. Cucces
Ana Cater
Causa
T. K. Youna
Farpenicx Co
Farwers
George B
Rolosh & CO
Bargain
India Linean
Gaiabus
George
Thos, P. Hkce
George Rice
P. Bick
M. L. Stohiron
PHE Etahison Furniture Store
M. L. Stohison
Booth Market Atrpet
Frederick, Mi
Tharled
Kaved
Charles L
RENN
Bob Ben Gia
Pat Peckere
Specia
L. Rerm
B. Etchison
We B. Buchion
Etchison
Kosi
Trest
Ml Shureb
Wren
Uadertaking Busca
Ew. H. B. Etorison Funeral
Embelnet
Fycoas
Ydrylléawly
Sree
Ro& Stauffer
First National Ss Boon. Reat. Estate and LO. 3
Cena
Sear Jefferson
I Frear City
Clark
F. RB
Bappington
Ganhn
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