Holiday Furnishings and Gifts Amid Retail Scene
A fragmented notice portrays holiday promotions across local retailers including furniture stores, pruning through dining parlors, curtains, and brights. It lists Emphasis on Christmas openings and bargains, with several business names such as Cramer Christmas Brbots and J. Hendrickson Carpets and Furniture. The ad hints at free lunch events, store openings, and various sales in a busy commercial district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ont & Gilbert
Cramer
John
Diamond Rink
Etchison
Hichidon
Shipley’s
Imental
Empire Automae
Mary
Taylor Furs
B. Baumgardner Milk
White Gross' Co
E. M
Arnold Rublic
Buy of entire town of Marriotteville shocks locals
Wade Hepewathela of Bykésville buys the town of Marriotteville spanning Howard and Carroll counties along the Baltimore and Ohio line. The 200 acre property includes two dwellings, a store, blacksmith and wheelwright shops, railroad depot, express and post offices, and a mineral stone deposit. Plans include extending the railroad switch, a stone crushing plant, and a branch of Warfield’s lumber and grain business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marriotteville
Howard
Carroll County
Baltimore and Ohio
Baltimore
Frederick
Wade Hepewathela
Bykésville
W. _B. Bennett
Stora
Algo
Warfield
Social World Social Held by Daughters of Liberty
The Daughters of Liberty chapter No. 32 hosted a Selignut social at George Schell’s home on Weet South Street. About thirty members and friends attended, enjoying games like ape and checkers, then gathered in the dining room for a seafood feast set on a table adorned with pot plants and flowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters OF Liberty
George Schell
Weet
South Street
Mountain City
Chunnell
Daughters of ‘Liberty
Miller Hovermale marriage in Brunswick by Rev. Frank
Edward H Miller and Blanthe Hovermale of Brunswick were married on a Monday at a church ceremony conducted by Rev Frank Emkips. Ross Wishide and Elsie Robinson of Thurmost were married at Grace United Brethren parsonage in Hagerstown on November 17 by Rev G I Rider.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller
Hovermale
Eaward ‘H. Miller
Blanthe
Brunswick
Frankemkips
Wilride—Rodinson
Ross H. Wishide
Elsie C. Robinson
Thurmost
Thid County
Grace
United Brethren
Hageraldwn
G. I. Rider
Ill and Recovering Residents Mentioned in Local Update
The section lists local residents with illnesses and improvements. Solomon Fogle on East Seventh Street is very ill with typhoid fever. EB M. Budeon on North Market Street has rheumatism but can be out. Grace Shipley on West Patrick Street and Geo E F Anderson of Fo & MR ag show marked improvement. Charles B Gaver remains critical though brighter. Barry Cram near Vikersville recently regained consciousness and began to improve. A cold remedy and a cook advertisement are also noted among brief items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solomon’ Fogle
East Seventh Street
Budeon
North Market Street
Grace ‘Shipley
West Patrick Street
Geo. E. F. Anderson
Charles
Barry
Vikers Ville
City to form firm for streets and real estate in Frederick
The charter outlines powers to extend streets and improve property, to lease convey and develop lands and buildings, to manufacture and trade in goods and apparatus, with capital stock $25,000 and 250 shares. Incorporators include director CLC Waters who said the firm would develop eastern city property, extend East Fourth to Fifth streets and lay out a street between East Patrick Street and Monocacy Boulevard, with the W F G R R running through the acquired property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Clc. Waters
Company
Fourth Sedon
Fifth Streets
Patrick Street
Carpenter Evangelist Palmer Arrives For Salvation Army Events
Frederick Corps of the American Salvation Army gears up for Captain Thomas E. Palmer arriving this afternoon. He will be met at the depot by Captain Marshall and the corps, escorted to the barracks for luncheon, then to open air services, an indoor service at 8 p.m. launching the winter campaign, with weekly Saturday services. Palmer, a fine tenor and accomplished musician, will sing at each service and speak Sunday on “The Simple Life.” Special services are planned Thursday evening for Thanksgiving, with Lieut. Dunlap of Buffalo, NY expected to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palmer
Lieut. Dunlap
Buffalo
N. Y
Republican candidates file expense reports
The certificate of sheriff candidate William G Grimes was filed showing expenses of 458.04 with 290 donated to M A EB Biser, treasurer of the central committee. Another certificate for county treasurer candidate Daniel Z Padgett was filed listing expenses of 200, contributed to M A E Biser, treasurer of the central committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. G. Grimes
M. ‘A. EB. Biser
Central Committee
Daniel Z. Padgett
M.A. E. Biser
Tuberculosis Society Names Committee Chairs
Rev Dr Thomrg Freeman Dixon was elected president of the Frederick County Branch of the Maryland Society for the Prevention and Relief of Tuberculosis and announced committee chairmen: Finance David Lowenstein, Medical Charles B. Conley, Educational C W Ely, Legislative Oscar B Coblen ts, Membership Mrs A L Pearce. An executive committee meeting followed at 7 PM at the Y. On South Queen Street a water pipe project led to forcing Lee Carr to work after arrest for drunkenness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuberculosis Society
Thomrg Freeman Dixon
Frederick County
Maryland Society For the Prevention and Relief of Tuberculosis
David Lowenstein
Charles 8. Conley
C. ‘W. Ely
Oscar.b. Coblents
A. L. Pearce
Martinaburg
W. Va
World of Last Jevening
Lee Carr
Brunswick
High Street
Lester
Hough
South Queen Street
Carr
Ingle Memorial Committee Elects Treasurer for Memorial Fund
A meeting of the Tagle memorial committee was held yesterday afternoon to hear subcommittee reports on memorials and scholarships in the forest mission. Ernest Hellenstein was elected treasurer to receive all contributions for the memorial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ingle
Tagle
Forest Mission
Ernest Hellenstein
Duck Pin Contest Winner at MCA Alleys
Young ladies competed in a duck pin event at the MCA association alleys. Mise Bens Castle won with an average score of 84, wearing a belt buckle. The report notes a mistaken memory of a prior year and playful chatter about a stranger comment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise
Bens Castle
Buckte
Jury Duty List and Local Club Notes From Maryland Towns
James Drawn: from.Box by Chief Judge Worthington and various jurors listed for the December petit jury term. Also reports an Evening Art Club program with Ely as chair, upcoming Christmas Art Club sale, and remarks on Spain's literature. Includes Hog disappearance at Buck Fraley’s Catoctin Furnace, Walkersville Waterworks progress, a blind tramp jailed and deported, and Christ Church Middletown reopening with a new organ and pastor office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James
Worthington
Giena'h. Worthington
Jamta A. Hahn
Emmiteburg
Robert
Mertsoarnle
Catottin
Romana Ray
Walter
Johs ‘A
John C. Lenn
Basketball results at Diamond Rick School clash
Local basketball item notes Monday games at Diamond Rick School, with teams and outcomes unclear, promising a brief read on scores and standings from the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diamond Rick School
In Memoriam George Cooke Departed Eight Months Ago
Loving remembrance from family marks eight months since George Cooke died. The verse notes his absence leaves a vacant place in the home while loved ones recall his voice and presence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Cooke
Tragic wagon accident ends life on Frederick Street
A boy named Ale widowed mother were notified after a wagon wheel crushed him on September 12 near Byler’s home. The youth was hauling for Murray when a tired ride caused the mishap. He died despite efforts to save him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Atroet
C. Byler
R Mothes
Busy Bargains at Thanksgiving Sale in Local Store
Local shoppers flock to November 26 and 27 events featuring bargains on groceries, household goods, calendars, knives, glassware, and furniture. Special offers include turkey roasters, soap, matches, paper, lard, lard can, blister packs, and a display of novelties. Photographs offered with holiday captions and a promise of “Big things are in for you” after Thanksgiving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Shipley’s
Mucunex
Cinder Sronz
Vatore
Gomnady
Notice of Bank Interest Rate Increase and Officers
In November the bank raised the interest rate to four percent per year on all special interest bearing deposits, with no need for depositors to present their book to implement changes. The 4% rate applies to new deposits of the same class. The bank also notes first-rate facilities for general banking transactions.
Handsome furs and furnishings in men department sale
A crowded Saturday sale at Neidig & Miller features fur and furnishing stock. Rich furs including coats and mufflers, leather gloves, chamois, and kid gloves are showcased alongside menswear accessories and a large invoice of children and women’s coats being replenished. Special Saturday bargains promise deep values on bed linens, quilts, curtains, and damask in a bid to attract buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zhin
Perfoot
Ai High
Bohol
Frederick High School
Blasg
McC
Woman's College
John D. Hendrickson
Baturday
Suatorene
Bheots
I. Jay
Enon
Obeletmas Gift Display At Local Store
Local ad highlights a wide variety of gifts for all ages including furniture, reges, mirrors, pictures, clocks, lamps, dishes, and ornamental decor. It promotes a Christmas opening with delivery, flexible credit, and cash-on-delivery options, and lists additional offerings from Engle & Zimmerman, Jones Tailor, and McCardell’s goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Rae
Reed
Scorn Bros
E. Patrick St
Local Club Seeks Members with Savings Promise and Events
The Domestic Building Association invites joining with a 100 cent entrance fee and 24 dues, claiming twelve years of experience and over four percent earnings for depositors. Notices list meetings at Farmers' & Mechanic's Bank, a piano recital at Woman's College Hall, and a Thanksgiving assembly with refreshments, all reflecting a busy community calendar and sales offers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe. H. Harris
Chan
Wertheimer
Vion Beseideet
F. B. Bappington
Besy
Per
H.C. Zatharias
Margaret F
Romana
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Popala
Pene Florence
Gomeding
Louis Palma di
Cena
Aie
Wasanetron
Maryland
Wade H. D
Marriottevilles
Frederick’ ‘Improvement Company
A. Services
Act Club
Ely
Serva
Spain
Apples
Brgolly Viet
Setae
Mies Bill
Cid
Ife
Buck Fraley
Catoctin
Katey
Walkersville Waterworks
Walkersville Water Company
Herwig
Patrick ‘Atreet
West Church Street
Reformed Church
J. Francis’ Smith
Christ Church
Christ
Middletown
William Schaeffer
D. D
Lancaster
J. Spangler Kieffer
Hagerstown
General Synod
Emmitabuirg
Harry Hardagen
Bention
John Eisenhauer
Brilliant
He Portables
Electrollera
Jumpe
Army
Craigr
Court St
Newcat
Cheech Pictura
HIBON
Bromson
Conwin
York City
Scalliot & Gitomrr
Rosenour
Canaries
M. N
Citizens’ National Bank
Citizens: National Bank
OFI
Frederick, MD
Capital
Dbaker
Presd
Ats
WMG
Taos
Ony B. Raweread
Dakurn Barta
Bacca
C. &. Gowter
C. M. Tuomas
D. B. Crane
D.E. Keraeven
Hasan
Jovan
Or Morres
Baxua
John D. Hendrickbon
Paw
Rose
Neildig & Miller
EIDIG @ MILLER
Neidig & Miller
Andy
Ges
Lampe
Beirs-Brac. Oe
Engle & Zimmerman
Caco
Wm Oymaret
America
McGanorit's
Jones, Tailor
Dixon
G. L
McCardell
Eatesmorox
Setarry
Farmers’ & Mechanica
Bagk
Braddock
Haights Casiia Company
Pall
Prises
Holder of
Lacy
Wrodee
McCaapxiy
J. Frank Frysinger
Conservatory of Music
Woman's College Hall
Miew Fonsts
Wilson Kraemer
M. Rose Birely
Thankegiving Assembly
Thankagivi Assembly
Wader
Amenice Gas & Eiso, Co
G.L. i
Faanrack Gas & Buwe
GEO. L. Drawer & Bons
Frederick, Me
Tata
T. K. Young
Stoor
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