Opening of Hols we very Grove & Klodley
Notice listing names and businesses from a damaged newspaper fragment including Grove, Klodley, Rodock & Neldig Groceries, W A Manafiald and others. It references openings and advertisements such as Free Bread Tickets and Thanksgiving Oysters, with several personal names like Geo Wm Smith and John Hendrickson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Opera House
GOK Wesceeestsen Nes
Stewark
F L. Stoner
Beckley
Bermeister
Vee
M. Thomas
Preat
Geo
Wm. Smith
Gam
Anne
Rodock & Neldig
W. A. Manafiald
Thanksgiving Spirit In A Frederick Paper
The Weekly News promotes itself as a wholesome American holiday paper with local news from Frederick, letters from county towns, and a Thanksgiving focused section. It highlights stories by Ben Bowdoin and Frederick A. Ober, a poem by N. McDonald, and features the Household Department with home care and handiwork. It previews Captain Kilmer’s Merrimac sketches, the Monitor portrait, and school, farm, dairy, and live stock content. The issue stresses reader contact with national spirit and strong local advertising signals for holiday shopping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tat Wrsatr
Tae Waarir Nzwaa
Frederick
Mary Jane
N. McDonald
Ben Bowdoin
West Indies
Frederick A. Ober
Ari’clee
George L. Kilmer
Merrimac
J.L. Worden
Monitor
Jesson
Etchison
John Hendrickson
Staab
Doll Bros Thankegivlog Cyaters
C. D. Doll
Nesseenteenreersd A. B, Walker
Thanksgiving Day observances and football game in Frederick
Thanksgiving Day will see church services across Frederick with hours listed for Reform ed, All Saints, Evangelical Lutheran, Trinity, and St James Lutheran churches. A Thanksgiving football game at the fairgrounds pits Rockville against Frederick, with organized parries and trolley transfers. An orphan relief appeal and post office schedule are noted, plus Salvation Army services at 8 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Banks
All Saints’ Eptecopsl
Lla A
Evangelical Luthean
Trinfaily Methodial
Eptecopal Church
South
St. James
Fairgrounds
Rockville
J.B. R. Wood
Esat Second Street
Gronn
Union
Pleasant Supper for LucisL Club At Simmons Home
A grand supper was hosted at the residence of Mr. Lewis W. Simmons in honor of the LucisL Club. George M. Mull presided as president with Charles C. Ebert secretary and Vernon A. Fogle treasurer. Attendees included G. M. Mull O. C. Evert O. Fogla L. W. Simmons and others. The feast featured seafood and a cordial social hour before guests departed. Ben and Mrs. William H. Hershberger returned from a wedding tour and reside at Snowy Side near Adamstown. The church decorations were arranged by several youths led by Miss Bertha Fromes and the Misses Beck. Bridesmaids included Miss Bertta Thomas. best man was Mr. Hershberger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis W. Simmons
Clab
Wich
George M. Mull
Charles C. Ebert
Vernon A. Fogle
Lewis W Simmons
G. M. Mull
0. C. Evert
O. Fogla
L. W. Simmons
G. F. Burrier
A. C. Ebert
I. E. Kim
Tak Ben
William H. Hershberger
Adamstown
Poolesville
Woman jailed after confessing attempt to poison couple
Grand jury in Westminster indicts Debbey Oskey for attempting to poison William Boyer and wife of Ridgeville by putting Parla green in coffee. She confessed and named other men as accomplices. Ramsey Stanton indicted as an accessory. Salvation Army thanks Frederick residents for aid during their self-denist week. Perry Ecorn’s murder trial moved to Rockville. No general Frederick teachers meeting. teacher salaries to be paid after the 28th. Hood's Sarsaparilla advert promotes cures and vitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Wealminster
Debbey Oskey
William Boyer
Ridgeville
Ramsey Stanton
Salvation Army
Wilkins
Frederick
Thanksgiving Day News Briefs From Frederick
On Thanksgiving the town anticipates football with Rockville. The Frederick team, led by coach and players, aims for victory amid practice notes and local commentary. Wheat prices stand 85 to 87 cents per bushel as the community reflects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Counterfeit Money Sensation Suppressed In Frederick
Rumors of a government counterfeiting plot circulated after a crowd reportedly gathered in Frederick. Authorities deny any arrests or warrants and say no writs have been served. Officials state they know nothing of the alleged incident and remain in ignorance of the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haid
Frederick
State Schools Meeting Reports and Public Interest Rise
The Maryland State Schools gathering opened at the State Normal School Baltimore with papers on grade work by Alexander Chaplain and James L. Bryan, and a statistics report by E. S. Prettyman. Two thousand were turned away from lectures at St Peter's while an industrial fair at Asbury M E Church drew large crowds and high local involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Echoo
Maryland
State Normal School
Baltimore
Seasion
Alexander Chaplain
Easton
Jas. L. Bryan
Cambridge
E. 8. Prettyman
Biate Normal School
Samuel Dutrow
Frederick
L. Wilson
Frang 8. Everitt
Port Deppelt
KM. B. Stephens
Denton
L. Boblitz
B R. Zixmetmas
Prof. Bobiliz
Asbury M
Frederick City
Julius Ceaser
W. A. Fes
T. 4. Cooper
Mt. Airy
Gross
Guarda
Memberships Esorted and School Tonight at Association
The membership committee approved 92 applications, current contest scores read Heds 41 Yellows 26. The night school meets tonight, Thanksgiving is noted, and the association building remains open all day. The Sick Master Mebrle Crommett has recovered enough to move about. Victor McHenry of Washington is on the sick list. The Crawford bicycle on false pretenses has been recovered in good condition. An advertisement touts a home remedy for constipation as an importent deference, claiming cures by a product from Callisrnis Fly Syrup Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mebrle Crommett
Eaat Patrick S'Reet
Ban
Victor McHenry
Washington
Reoposite Rorencar
Crawford
Keyser & Company
De‘ectiven
Harrisburg
Fim
Gatoe Tyra
Pige
Callisrnis Fly Syrup Company
Civil Law Supreme In Military Duty Case
Incident at Frederick Hoemen inspection prompts pursuit of Barry A. Gittleges from Carroll County on a charge of alleged bastardy. He could not be found, arrested Monday night during military duty, and was remanded to county authorities after Magistrate Biser. Judge James Mc Sherry ruled military service does not exempt from civil authority. Gittlogs posted bond and was released pending transfer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Hoemen
Frederick
Barry A. Gittlegs
Carroll County
Magistrete Biser
Shiptey
Ty 320
Ube
Coled
James McSnerry
Pasce
Torsteg
Varn
Slaves of Goa to Open at City Opera House Tuesday
Manager Long secures the melodrama Slaves of Gold to run next Tuesday at the City Opera House, with Arnold Reeves leading a promising company. The tale centers on a father's sacrifice and a brave daughter as she saves her father and escapes villains, featuring a dramatic mine sequence and a perilous 80 foot swing. Also notes commissions at Annapolis for the Maryland School for the Deaf and Dumb visitors board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slaves of
Goa
Long
City Opera House
Tole
Arnold Reeves
Sean
Hopa
Barau
Chimeslf
Vicus
Executive Department
Annapolis
Maryland School For the Deaf and Dumb
Frederick
Wiliams
Frederick City
John Bhaw
Baltimore City
David W. Sloan
Allegany County
Thanksgiving Craters and Local Notices From The City
Local items list Thanksgiving products and vendors, including Florida oranges and pineapples at McCardell’s and Simmone’s jewelry store offering Gorham sterling silverware. A postponed piano recital due to the President of the Woman’s College and a holiday opening event are noted. Building and Loan statements announce semi annual dividends and share details, with notices for meetings at Carlin House Frederick City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wits
Apple
Woman's College
Plano
Uckets
Simmone’ Jewelry
Alore
Hia
Gorham Sterling Ailverware
Building and Loan Brook Payiny Aemi
J. P. Miller
International Building and Loap Association
Washington, D.C
Carlin House
Frederick City
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Tose
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Ystuer
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Thoresay
W.L. Mooza
The
Weather Bureau
Grove & Klodley
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the Weekly News
Feederick
Perry Ecorn
Thornton
Hood
Jas
Pontiry
Frederisk
J. A
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Moorford
Oth
J. Harry Berner
Yellow Springs
Asbury B. Huot
Tax Newa
Bentztown Bath
Frederick and
Lem
Roger Wood
A. W
John Zimmerman
Sinsus
Allen Gusenell
Frederick Ca
Dsy
Fred Serles
Lefe
favor—aAlder
Smith
Fredericn
Etalford
St Peter's
Tsiford
St. Peter’s
St. Peter's
Safford
Poppleton
Hollins
Civil Law Supreme
J. Beckley
McCardell's
Manis
Booth Market Street
Best & Kepler
Sebring
Best & Keepers
North Market ST
Alliniz & Emp
Hamx
Mouums & Kur
UCR
Rubhy
Buwe
Joen Henontoxson
F. V. Staub
California
Kemp's
Cape Cod
Doll Brothers
Brothers
North Maerert
Hussar
Tou, Bach the Bret
Siskia
Dow Baorzzna
N. Market Street
Raine
Bailing Grocery CO
Siores
N. Market ST
Borth Market Street
Central Hardware CO
Atteleon
Spokamen
Dupont, Bcauliz& Kings
Centes
Cewrat Harwaze
Bocdoce & Neidig Reece
Reidig
Feibay
Peacy
OILY
AT. Bioe & Bone
North Mauxet Street
Jas Hi. Wansen A cc
Poor i. Remiburg, PH. G
Preecripsion Druggist
Ni, Market
Wesellie
J. J. Bemeau
Botel
Doll's
Marzen Berg
D. Dow
Ray Sok
Cas
N. Hauer
A. B. Hargett
Muscatel Ral Bis. & B
London
A. B. Hanzarre
Miller & CO
Mller & CO
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Patrick Strere
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