Saturday News Preview of Tomorrow Features
The Saturday News promises an eight page issue with War Balloon Kilner spread on Wood's cavalry charge and a Baldwin portrait. Household page covers fashion and Christmas hints. Buckeystown Methodist Protestant Church gets a feature with history sketch. Sunday School Lesson by Rev. Stearns offered in depth. Live stock and dairy articles detail care and best practices. Farm and Garden illustrated pieces for agriculture readers. Regular Friday features include Mary Jane letters and weekly Trade Review plus church notes. Home delivery or mail for 2 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Jane
The Work of Death. Mrs Katherine Miller
Mrs Katherine Miller of Woodsboro widow of John Miller died yesterday afternoon at 3 o clock of heart trouble and dropsy after 3 months and 22 days leaves three children Annie Miller Johan and Charles Miller Deaconess of the Lutheran Church she was highly esteemed by many friends and was an aunt of Mrs Wm H Reese West Third Street The funeral is set for tomorrow at one o clock
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Miller
Woodsboro
John Miller
Annie Miller
Johan
Charles Miller
Miller
Lutheran Church
Anunn
Wm. H. Reese
West Third Street
Football Draw Between Male High and Frederick College
A noisy football match yesterday between Male High School and Frederick College ended in a draw. The first half was tightly contested with neither side taking clear control, while the second half saw steady improvement from Novice Woliege who tallied 19 points for the Cris team amid unclear play and disrupted action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick College
Neitier
de Seoriaz
Woliege
Col Pearre Marries In Cumberland Church Ceremony
Col George Alexander Pearre representative-elect and Miss Elizabeth Graham Shoup of Cumberland wed at Emmanuel Protestant Episcopal Church Cumberland. Crowded by an eager audience, the ceremony featured a 26-voice choir, a maid of honor, and a reception at the bride’s home. The couple left for an eastern tour and will reside in Cumberland before Pearre heads to Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Alexander Pearre
Maryland
Elizabeth Graham Shoup
Cumberland
Emmanuel Protestant Episcopal Church
Pearre
Col. Pearre
William Pearre
John Calvin Stoop
Henrietta Shoup
A. Hooton Blackiston
George P. Blackiston
Washington
Col. Pearce
Mary Weldon Adams
Frederick
B. Howden
Bazar at Opera House Promises Fraternal Booths and Festive Decor
A fraternal bazar description outlines booths in blue white red and gold with Sacred Order themes. Goods include jewelry fruit candy and stationary plus a Santa Claus Crystal Palace display. Suppers run 3 pm to close and daytime hours 1 to 3 pm with special children's hours on Wednesday and Friday.
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Esterday Vructing Opera House
Buautifyang
Abs
Coluggin
Boies
New England
Io Annex
la Boston
Ite
Jacques de Molay Commandery
Enoch Royal Arch Chapter
Gould
Crystal Palace
Hymeneal Unions Tie Kohlenburg Parrish in Adamstown
Miss Lena Estelle Kohlenburg and Prof F R Wallis Parrish wed at Adamstown Reformed Church with family present. Bride modeled navy cheviot. couple to Millville for residence. gifts include upright piano and silver service amid a wide circle of relatives and friends. A second note records a wedding in Jefferson with Samuel Hetzer and Margaret Doty and a third notes Edwin Goldsborough and Eleanor Briggs announcing their Kansas City ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parrish—Bohelesel
Lena Estelle Kohlenburg
Geo. T. Kohlenburg
Adamstown
F. R. Wallis Parrish
Millville
N. J
the Reformed Church
Alvill Uonner
Farish
Philadelphia
Prof
Parrish
Cty
Frederick Female Seminary
New York
Thos. L. Parrish
Bessie Parrish
White Lall
Wilbur Wallis
Forest
Charles W. Parrish
Baltimore
Percy Haymond
Wilmer Hammond
Wheeling
W. Va
Rebecca Wallis
Frederick
Cora Devilbiss
Walkersville
Evank Artemus
Mary Emmerich
Washington, D. C
Conner
Smith
Buckeystown
oSay
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Jefferson
Samuel P. Hetzer
Norfolk
Margaret Culler Doty
A. Hedges
Goldsbcorough
Edwin Goldsborough
Charles Goldsborough
Eleanor Briggs
Kansas
Kansas City
Law and Order Notices and Local Illness Roundup
Jean Henry and John Smith faced Justice White for disorderly conduct. Henry fined and jailed for nonpayment, Smith jailed six days. Local residents Rosa S Chapline H B Wilcoxen Harry C Hall D L Keagle noted as sick. Frampain Town reports cold snap driving tramps to Frederick shelters. a late night hobo was knocked down after attempting to steal a watch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice White
Jean Henry
Molhorn
Glessner
John Smith
Cook and Buckey
Jastice White
Frampain Town
Tan
Cold Snap
Frederick
Thanksgiving Day Observed in Frederick Churches
Thanksgiving was widely observed in Frederick with many closures and family meals. Snow fell briefly in the morning, the day featured multiple church services including union and denomination specific gatherings, and local officials received Thanksgiving turkeys from Clerk of Wills C. E. Saylor. Dr. Cyrus Cort delivered a sermon urging unity, religion, and education to sustain liberty amid national challenges.
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Frederick
City Hotel
Mau
D. Doll
Horn
Burgess
Register of Wills
C. E. Saylor
Haugh, Smith
Presbyterian Church
Luther Kuhlman
Evangelical Lutheran Chuch
Christian Endeavor Society
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Ta. m
All Saints’ Episcopal Church
Lla. m
Osborne Ingle
Cort
The
Reformed Church
Sabillasville
Cyrus Cort
Cleveland
Carlisle
Merrill
Hoar
Carewalk and Dance At Independent Hall Delight Crowd
The second in a series by the Independent Drum Band drew a large attentive crowd on Wednesday. A cakewalk with eight masked couples preceded the dance judged by Nass, Schrmacht, and Se chrich. Ezra Hoffman and Miss Katie Devilbiss won the cake after multiple trials. The Frederick Select Orchestra played, and Master Leo and Miss Jennie Wineberg performed a praised song and dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millard Fnass
Lester Schrmacht
John J. Sechrich
Frederick
Leo
Jennie Wineberg
Fragmented 19th century miscellany century notes and oddities
A jumble of historical curiosities and snippets covers military counts, transport feats, poison dangers, production figures, and social notes. Topics include army sizes, exports, telegraph usage, naval construction, leeches for sale, bird catches, Welsh courtyards, and curious historic trivia about dwarfs, craftsmen, and aging professions.
Purely Personal Highlights From Local Social Roundup
A parade of visitors and residents share travels and holidays. Fred Miller spent yesterday in Washington, D C while Roger A Dollis vacationed at Littlestown Pa. D V Buchanan of Hagerstown was in town yesterday and Joseph Chew with Walter Rowe visited Brunswick. Thanksgiving scenes include A Fearhake in Washington D C and John Brangle visiting friends there, with Maggie Gattnger from Washington visiting local friends. Aushermans return to their Burkittsville home. Motter family and Dr George Motter in Tonytown. John Strafer heads to New York. Mrs William Stanton returns from Baltimore. Adam Lough plans to come back next week. Reifsuider and Stevenson from the Woman’s College visit Miss Gilbert in Westminster. Charles Picking and family back from the county. Mary Firth of Pittsburgh and Coppinger of Greencastle visiting the Darrow home. Arthur Kessler of Howard County, brother of Mrs Hargeit, enlisted in Company B First Regiment Cavalry at war start, now visiting relatives. D Paul Conway of Washington, D C, guest of Frank P Weblitz, returns home. Conwar, a member of the 1st District Volunteers at Santiago, recalls his experiences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Brangle
Washington
Maggie G.ttinger
Washington, D. C
A.C. Ausherman
Burkittsville
Jona C. Motter
Tony Town
George T. Motter
John Strafer
New York
William Stanton
Baltimore
Mss
Adam. Lough
Dr. Shriner
Reifsuider
Miss Stevenson
Woman's College
Gilbert
Westminster
Aire
Charles Picking
Mary Firth
Pittsburg
Coppinger
Greencastle
Art
Richard Darrow
West Third Street
Arthur Kessler
Howard County
Samuel Hargeit
Cavary
D. Paul Conway
W. A. Porterfield & Co. Chankers
Commission” Stock Brokers
Frank P. Weblitz
Conwar
1St District
Santiago
Cota
Beautiful Displays of Table Linens and Portieres
A local store touts their unique line directly from the manufacturer. They claim the goods are not sold elsewhere and invite customers to view their special display of table caterers and portieres at affordable prices for home beautification.
Frederick's Greatest New Store Seeks Your Patronage
A local retailer touts quality garments and aggressive pricing. The write up highlights tailor made suits, silk lined jackets, and new departments with bargains on caps, capes, cloaks, gowns, and accessories. It promotes favorite fabrics, including Cheviots, and claims long standing high standards and rising patronage. Competition is framed as offering better value with health comforts and sterilized wool products.
Opening of the Season and Local Advertisements
Local notices announce a City Hotel lobby cigar and newspaper concession opening December 1, a restaurant event at the Market Space, a Christmas opening of holiday novels on November 25 and 26, and various shop advertisements. Listings include oil heaters, prize bowling fees and prizes, eye specialists at Market Street, spectacles fittings, department store goods, and grocery specials with delivery notices in Frederick Maryland and Baltimore.
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City Hotel
Drax
Br. Wm
Boreter
N. Market Street
Residence City Hotel
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