Purely Personal Notices From Frederick Area
A collection of brief social notes lists individuals visiting or staying with friends and relatives in Frederick and nearby towns. Names include Thaddeu Biser Jacob Rohrback Fr Coleman Lola Miyars George Norris Edith Thomas Maggie Fritz Virginia Waring Tyson and others, detailing visits to Baltimore Washington and local towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thaddeu
Biser
Jacob Rohrback
Baltimore
Fr. Coleman
Woodstock College
Frack Magalis
Branawick
Misa Lola Miyars
Shookstown
Frriends
George D. Norris
Unionville
Frederick
Carlton Cromwell
Near Backeystown
George W- den
Harmony Grove
East Patrick
Daniel J. Young
Rocky Springe
Charles H. Hedges
Lewistown
Misa Edith M. Thomas
Rear Backeystown
Maggie Fritz
Virginia
G. Jacob Backey
West South Street
Mirs
A. A. Bharretts
Colorado Springs
Col
Middletown
Henry Rasbr
North Market Great
Washington
J. S. Keller
Roanoke
Lewie H. Moberly
Saush Market Street
G. Waring Tyson
Katherine
East Second Street
Joshua Remsburg
John Elias Hurley
Kaness
Inis County
J. E. Phiseger
West Patrick Street
Messrs
Jozeph and
Charles Wise
Josephus Wise
Bolivar
Albert Haupt
Jacob N. Haupt
Germantown
Oslo
Holmes Crouse wedding in Baltimore at Ss. Martins Church
Miss Mary O Crouse of Frederick wed Bernard G Holmes of Baltimore yesterday at Ss Martins Catholic church in Baltimore. The bride wore a traveling blue cloth outfit and they will live at 1934 Edmondson Avenue after a wedding tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holmes —Crouse
Mary O. Crouse
Frederick
Bernard G Holmes
Edmondson Avenue
Baltimore
Ss. Martin's Catholic Church
John T. Cronse
Delograph Street
Olkizsns’ Wational Bank
Misa Helen Absit Baughman
L Victor Baughman
Charles Beary Conley
Adamstown
Poplar Terrace
Death of Rudolph H. Bansen in Elwood City Pa
Rudolph H Bansen, son in law of Mr and Mrs Peter W Shafer of Middletown, died at his home in Elwood City Pa November 21 aged 44 after six months illness from cancer of the liver. Survived by wife Eva Shafer and son Donald 12. Brother and sister live in Ohio. Body to be brought to Middletown for burial in Reformed cemetery. Also note on Chamberlains Salve for chapped hands with local drugstore sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudolph H. Bansen
Rudolph OH. Bansen
Peter W. Shafer
Middletown
Elwood City
Bir. Bansen
Mr. Bausen
Eva Safer
Donald
Ohio
Middletowa
Reformed
Significance of Presbyterianismmarked 125th anniversary address
Rev Dewitt M Benham delivered the commemorative address at the 125th anniversary celebration of a Presbyterian church in Baltimore. He argued Presbyterianism embodies elder-led government, divine sovereignty tempered by paternal mercy, and a historic global spread with 25 to 40 million adherents. The service featured Arien Quartette selections and Maurice Greckwith singing Abide With Me.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewitt
Benhanz
Central Presbyterian Church
Baltimore
Presbyterian Church
Arien Quartette
Burnham
Thayer
Maurice Greckwith
Diddie
Eden
Scotland
Beoksm
SREE
Switzerland
Netherlands
Election of Grand Masons in Maryland Convocation
The Grand Chapter Royal Arch Masons of Maryland held its 108th annual convocation at the Masonic Temple in Baltimore. New officers named include James F. Allen as grand high priest and John H. Miller as grand secretary. An appropriation was approved for the General Grand Chapter’s triennial convocation in Beaton Mass. Also, Grand Lodge officers were elected with minor changes in senior warden and janitor warder offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Arch Masons
Maryland
Baltimore
Charles McDonald, Jr
John H. Miller
James F. Allen
Rockville
William F. Bevan
Charles E. Cochran
John W. Linthicam
David C. Avery
Edward W. Wroth
Willam B. King
Hagerstown
General Grand Chapter
Beaton
Mass
Grand Lodge of
Mascos
Masonic Temple
Henry G. Griffin
Cenior
Blunder Over Arrest Report Ties Judge to Assault
A Washington newspaper misreported the arrest of two men in Georgetown linking them to assault and murder of Judge James McSherry. The error stemmed from a misnamed victim. in Rockville the judge clarified the accused assaulted a man named Cleveland, not the judge, and the writ was signed by Judge McSherry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Georgetown
D. C
James McSherry
Rockville
Saboos
McSherry
Maryland
Donohue
Brown
John ©. Motter
Clevelard
Maryland School for the Deaf Board Meeting Report
The Board of Visitors of the Maryland School for the Deaf held a biennial session at noon to prepare the institution’s report for the January Legislature. Resolutions honored Charles W. Ross Sr. and John K. Shaw. The executive committee report was read, approved, and adopted. list of members present included Black, Jones, Nail, Williams, Steiner, Shaw Jr., Tennant, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Visitors
Maryland School For the Deaf
Charles W. Ross
John K. Shaw
Jobn Black
Spencer C. Jones
Henry O. Nail
Henry Williams
Bernard O. Steiner
Albert Jones
Steiner Schley
George R. Dennis
Mortimer D. Crapster
Charles W. Goldsborough
J. Tyler Gray
Alexander DL. Irwin
James McNab
George W. Moore
William B. Mobley
Johan BK. Shaw, Jr
Local Residents Report Varying Illness Status
The Sick. Miss Helen Ordeman on the sick list. Miss Elsie Keller has been quite sick but is able to be out. Dr. Ephraim H. Kline confined to the house by sickness. Edward Renn has been quite sick but able to be at work again. Master Arthur Slater, sick, able to be out again. James M. Rinehart improving after illness at Emergency Capitol. Charles B Gittinger housebound with a car barrel on his foot and improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Ordeman
West Third Street
Elsie Keller
Eac Third Street
Ephraim H. Kline
West Seventh Street
Edward Renn
West South Street
Arthur Slater
East Patrick Street
James M. Rinehart
Charles B Gittinger
Patrick Street
Catholic Bazar and Supper At St John’s Church
The bazar and supper at St John’s Catholic Church continued in Junior Hall last evening drawing a good crowd. Articles sold included coal and wood donations, a silver fork, and various covers. Rev Fr Kane assisted. Sisters from the convent served supper. the bazar closes tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John's Catholic Church
Mary Miller
Mary Brachey
Bliss Margaret Besant
WJ. Kane
J Hoff
FourYearOld Girl Bit by Dog on West Fifth Street
Lillian Styler four years old daughter of Mr and Mrs John W Miller of West Fifth street was bitten yesterday afternoon. While on the porch several children teased the dog provoking it to rush the patch and bite the child under the chin. The upper arm was scratched by the dog.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Styler
Yeosie
John W. Miller
West Fifth Street
Alawa
Under Two Flags stage drama at City Opera House
A play titled Under Two Flags will be presented this evening at the City Opera House by the Dauughters of the Confederacy directed by Mrs Elizabeth McDaniel. The cast includes Mrs Albert Pearce Miss Henrietta McDaniel Alexandra Grayson Regina Rodock Mabel Kindley and Messrs Paul Whipp Arthur Breich Robert Delapisine Wim Leichertz Harry Befauver Robert Goodell Lee Reich Atlee Saiclif and Hammond Glary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Opera House
Dauughters of the Confederacy
Elizabeth McDaniel
Albert Pearce
Henrietta McDaniel
Alexandra Grayson
Regina Rodock
Mabel Kindley
Paul Whipp
Arthur Breich
Robert Delapisine
Wim Leichertz
Harry Befauver
Robert Goodell
Lee Reich
Atlee Saiclif
Hammond Glary
Runaway Horse Dampens Baltimore Street Chaos
A horse hitched to a cart owned by Stephen Geisbert bolted along the Baltimore and Ohio tracks near Water street yesterday afternoon. It raced down Water street to Patrick and into the Hygeiaine factory stables, damaging the cart and harness. No one was hurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen Geisbert
Baltimore and Ohio
Water Street
Patrick
Hygeiaine Factory
Dora Thorne at Branswick Prompts Packed House
Dora Thorne played at Branswick under Jos F Beachi management of Rei Men's Hall. The performance was highly appreciated and the house was packed to fall capacity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dora Thorne
Branswick
Dora Tasme
Jos. F. Beachi
Rei Men’s
Billows Attack Quickly Cured by Stomach and Liver Tablets
A reader recounts a severe billows attack that prevented him from going to the office for two days. After failing to find relief from his family physician, he took three Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets and the next day felt like a new man. Teese tablets are for sale by AL L. Pearre's Drag store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
H . Bailey
the News
Chapin
AL L. Pearre
Hoke Lots for Cottages Adjoining Braddock Heights Sold
Emory G Coblentz buys Mabala F Holter and Carlton H Deans farms totaling 313 acres south of Braddock Heights for syndicate development. The purchase aims to create building cites and expand Braddock Heights with a public mountain road projected to Dean farm, signaling extensive growth for the resort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock Heights
Emory G Coblentz
Bso
Mabala F Holter
Carlton H Dean
Coblentz
Fire at Wamsville Destroys Barns and Livestock
William E. Hyatt of Ylamaville reports a morning fire in Wamsville that destroyed a stable and hay barrack with their contents. A horse and several hogs perished, and about 500 bushels of wheat 106 barrels of corn and fodder were burned. Insurance coverage cited as unclear. The cause remains undetermined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William E. Hyatt
Ylamaville
Mr. Hyatt
Judgment Affirmed in Kohlboas vs Moberly Case
In Montgomery county Harvey T Kohlboas sued Walter W Moberly for criminal cooperation with his wife. The Court of Appeals yesterday affirmed the lower court ruling dismissing the suit for lack of sufficient legal evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Appeals
Harvey T. Kohlboas
Montgomery County
Walter W. Moberly
Jacge Schmucker
Kohlboss
Moberly
Fortnightly Literary Club Hosts Fine Thanksgiving Event
Rosbach demonstrates sleight of hand at the Kemp Ball meeting in a festive hall decorated with pumpkins and corn shocks. J. Francis Smith and Georga Dannis recount a Sugarloaf Mountain Thanksgiving trip while Ansbach entertains with magic as William P. Maulsby reads a humorous 1905 Thanksgiving piece.Refreshments include doughnuts ginger cakes maple candy apples and coffee. The next meeting is set for December 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilam P. Meatsley
Joseph D. Baker
New England
J. Francis Smith
Smith
Maryland
Rena
Giorga R. Dannis
Sugar Loaf
Hampden
Dannis
Urbana
Wm. P. Maulsby
Baker
Ansbach
Bank Cashier Swears to False Statement in 1905 Report
G W Zoomerman cashier attests the bank statement's accuracy to date in Maryland, with multiple signatures and official notary dating November 27, 1905. The document lists balances and expenditures, showing a total around 2,877,066 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Fexprince
G. Zuormsas
Wal G. Zoomerman
J- Travers Thomas
Strest
Geo. Wat. Emith
Thomas Kohaller
J.D. Baber
Brief Bits from the Local Scene
The turkey roosts high as hog killing enters commerce era. Christmas nears within a month. Alderman John E. Schell enjoys a hunting trip. Bear Down Club to supper at Court Street HQ. Harry Finney bags eight rabbits on a hunt. Crystal Pine Ice plant closes for winter. George W. Natbaum slaughters a 174 pound hog near the fair grounds. Spring sale dates already being set. Parsonage roof at First Baptist West Fourth Street by John Hartman. Eugene M. Phebus catches two carp weighing 15 and 53 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercia
John E. Schell
United Steam Fire Engine Company
Court Street
Harry Finney
Crystal Pinte
George W. Natabaum
Fair Grounds
First Baptist Church
West Fourth Etreat
John Hartman
Fitch
Eugene M. Phebus
West Patrick Street
Keefer
Otis
Local business ads and upcoming events in city pages
A collage of shop notices and events appears including Neidig Miller leather goods, Etaug Ketner Co rail schedule changes on November 26 reducing travel time Mysraville to Fraderick, Christmas apparel orders, military drama Under Two Flags at City Opera House, Christmas sales at Frederick Art Club, photography leadership claim by Stacy Keller Co, Wayne Bowers lecture The Acropolis at Athens, oyster and fish listings, holiday display at N R & D Mastz, and High Life Flour product notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Art Club
Cale
Cranesillill ailing judge and county events in Maryland
Judge J Patron Crane of St Marys county is ill. A fire destroyed J Wesley Barton’s home at Popsmoke City. Mason H Allsn was gored to death in a Laur al pasture. The Board of Public Works failed to elect a state insurance commissioner. Deputy Sheriff William R Embrey of Montgomery county was indicted for murder. Frederick A Graff of Carroll county, pardoned after 18 months for shooting Michael Welza. Governor Warfield appointed Thomas B Hunt to the Maryland House of Correction. Allegany county Orphans Court begins probate for Tas Long estate about 200 000 with will challenged by Long family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Patron Crane
St. Mary's County
J. Wesley Barton
Popsmoke City
Mason H. Allsn
Laural
Ln Ball
Board of Public Works
Frank I. Duncan
Sherif
William R Embrey
Montgomery County
Rockville
James A. Whalss
Frederick A. Graff
Carroll County
Michael Welza
Warfield
Thomas B. Hunt
Ellicote Olsy
Maryland House of Correction
Frank I. Dancan
Orphans’ Court
Allegany County
Taso Long
Oldtown
Michael Long
Issac Long
Breckway Lecture Bureau Presents Lala Tyler Gatas
The second M G A course entertainment on Wednesday night November 29 features Lala Tyler Gatas as the star. The Breckway Bureau notes her rapid rise to popularity and praises her as a capable headliner supported by a strong artistic company, surpassing rival performing groups through this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Breckway Lecture Bureau
Lala Tyler Gatas
Gates
Verdict Favoring Riggs In Goshen Eviction Suit
The Rockville jury returned a verdict for the defendant Ledoux Riggs in a $10,000 damages case brought by Mrs. Laviota Davis over alleged injuries from being improperly evicted from her home near Goshen in Montgomery County. Counsel for Mrs. Davis were J. E. R. Wood of Frederick and William V. Bonio. for Riggs, Edward Q. and Robert B. Pater of Rockville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Higgs
Rockville
Laviota Davis
Ledoux
New horse company sells Percheron stallion in Maryland
Meiers Trundle Bros of Poolessille Maryland sold a purebred Percheron stallion imported from France for 22500 to prosperous farmers around Ellerton in Middletown valley. The company officers are President Jacob L Routzahn Vice President John T Gaver Secretary Wm E Bittle Directors John T Gaver B Routzahn C E Toms J K Waters P M Routzahn. The horse is described as one of the finest in the valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Horse Company
Meiers
Trundle Bros
Poolessille
Ellerton
Middletown Valley
France
Jacob L. Routzahn
John T. Gaver
Wm. E. Bittle
B. Routzahn
C. E. Toms
J. K. Waters
P.M. Routzahn
Jet Bisok Sud
Market Quotations From Local Bart Warley Tyson & Co
The table shows buying prices for today’s corn and wheat with conditions. New corn at 15 cents per bushel, old corn 55 cents. wheat prices 65 cents per bushel for sound, 60 cents for damaged, 55 cents rejected. Salt names and vague stock lines appear in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Warley Tyson & Og
Todsyars
Fleet Leaves Piraeus for Powera Demonstration
Special dispatch reports the combined fleet of the Powera sailing from Piraeus on November 24 to stage a demonstration against Turkey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TRE News
Atgess
Powera
Piraeus
Turkey
Travel charges set on F and M R R trunks
On and after Monday November 27 traveling men will be charged 250 for the first trunk and 150 for each additional trunk from Frederick to Myeravills W O Ocgscen Supt for the railroad line in question.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Myeravills
W. O. Ocgscen
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Citizens' National Bank
C. S. Ater
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United Daughtare of the Confederacy
Stacy, Keller & Co
Kodaks
Tax Ercaison Steno
Intustratea
Athens
Fomaan’s College
Wayne B. Bowers
A. BM
Shail
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Market
L. E. Mullinix
Posers
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Norte Market Street
East Fourth Street
Frederick County
Morar Cecil
West
City Hotel
E. Peterman
Franklin Street
City
Marii
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North Market Street
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Weer
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Fleet
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