Personal notices from the city visitors and residents
Purely personal items note Rev. Charles W. Stinsspring of Baltimore visiting the city, guests at City Hotel include Mrs. Wm. H. Reed and Miss Reed of Washington, and Mrs. Mollie Carr of Washington visiting Miss Hannah Orimmaina. Returns of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence F. Schroeder of Grafton and Mrs. David Thompson of Huntingdon. Thanksgiving plans with Miss Edna Kuhlman at Gettysburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Stinsspring
Baltimore
Wm. H. Reed
Barbara Mullinix
Henrietta McDonnell
Elizabeth Bowers
Edna Kuhlman
Gettysburg
Budget of Bright Local and General Items Abridge
Governor and Mrs Warfield visited Frederick City Hospital on Wednesday. The Wree Kindergarten held a successful Thanksgiving delicacies sale at City Hotel. A foolish figure argues a girl chewing gum saves travel miles over a year. Upole Eben urges charity by not laughing at the hungry. A leading member of a ladies debate was told to write on the yellow peril and began with Yellow apparels very trying to most complexions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warfield
Frederick City Hospital
Wree
Ander
Upole Eben
Death calls Mrs Elizabeth Ann Rodrick at 76
Mrs Elizabeth Ann Rodrick died suddenly on Tuesday at 2 p m at her sister in Jefferson aged 76. Funeral Thursday at 2 with Rev D F Ditmar and Rev Metzgar officiating. Interment in Reformed cemetery pallbearers listed. Survived by son Eugene in Illinois, daughter Emma predeceased husband also buried in Illinois. Rodrick family long known in area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Ann Rodrick
Inther Shaft
Jefferson
D. F. Ditmar
Reformed Church
Metzgar
Lutheran Church
Lewis O. Whipp
Warren Darner
Milton G. Rice
Maurice J. Dade
Francia Shaff
Samuel A. Gregg
Noah Shaff
Daniel Slagle
M. R. Etchison
Rodrick
Benjamin Rodrick
Illinoia
Eugene
Illinois
Emma
Dons
Charles C. Muller
Lena Miller
Charles C. Miller
East Fort Avenue
Baltimore
Frederick Juniors and Olympia clash ends scoreless. Oden injured
In a tense Athletic Park football game Frederick and Olympia Athletic Club of Baltimore played to a scoreless second half. Frederick linemen and backfield drove near Olympia’s goal late, but an injury to James Oden left end ended with a fractured shoulder and two broken ribs. The Frederick Juniors then beat Second Yale 19 to 5 in the morning contest, featuring long runs by Brown and Heck and stout tackling by Captain Storm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Oden Hae
Frederick
Wales
Athletic Park
Olympia Athletic Club
Baltimore
Eader
Rassod
Oreaager
Olympias
Olympia
James Oden
Ira Jafcourdly
Frederick Athletic Club
Oden
Markell
Reynolds
Retch
Dutrow
Roland
Creager
F. Bentz
Davall
E. Bentz
Bader
Keefer
Bond
Chambers
Gobarn
W. Thomas
Lambdin
Barbour
Jackson
Devilkias
Thomas
Burns
Soper
Joseph Eisenhauer
Chambera
W. Lister Soorth
Yale
Field Hockey Draw Delights Crowd at Woman's College Grounds
Reds and Blues duel to a scoreless tie on athletic grounds observed by a large crowd. Umpires were Ms Sally Conrad Fauntleroy and President J H Apple. Players listed include Reds Fonitions Slagle Sheets Albert Wilmoth Hall and Blues Peattions Easter McCardell Rhodes Weir McCall Markey Boheibler Long and Boalkeeper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reds
Blues
Woman's College
Sally Conrad Fauntleroy
J. H. Apple
Slagle
O. F
Sheets
R. i
M. Albert
Boolly
R- W
Enright
M. Stouffer
O. H
Hall
R. H
Goheen
J. Albert
R. B
J. Stouffer
Wilmoth
Peattions
Easter
E. McCardell
R. S
McCollagh
Earlenbaugh
R. W
Rhodes
I. W
Weir
McCall
Markey
1. H
B. Moyer
Boheibler
I. F
Long
Boalkeeper
Buckwheat cake eating record held by Joseph L Roberts
Asatatant Postmas ter Joseph L Roberts of Sharon Pennsylvania won a long distance buckwheat cake eating contest by one cake. He defeated Paul Gilbert of York two contestants remained after Dr Gilbert dropped out at forty eight and his son fainted at fifty. The cake prize went to Roberts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph L Roberts
Sharon
Gilbert
Roberts
Paul Gilbert
York (Pa
Dr. Gilbert
Joseph
Thie
Roberta
Child Choked to Death Near Middletown
Catharine Flock age 14 months died Monday evening from swallowing a bean that lodged in the lungs earlier. A physician visited Tuesday and the bean was coughed up during the visit and the child died moments later. Funeral held at the Lutheran church Middletown with Rav M L Beard officiating. Pallbearers were Olive Bussard Edith Coblentz Carrie Withide and Luede Castle. Interment in Lutheran graveyard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catharine
F. Edward Flock
Middletown
Lutheran Church
Donation for Hospital Community Thanksgiving Drive
The annual Frederick City Hospital donation event at Junior Hall drew four to five hundred children and a Wall-represented adult crowd. Groceries and household items poured in, with another wagon load sent that morning, marking the largest Thanksgiving gift since the hospital opened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City Hospital
Junior Hall
P. x. Loong
McDonnell
Milas Willie Ritchle
F. W. Staub
Eleanor Markey
Harry Kafauver
Remus
James
Fisher
Milas Ritchie
Sach
State News Briefs From Maryland Polity and Crime
Robert H. Jones aged five died at Upper Fairmount in Somerset county. Mrs. Ida Butler daughter of Jacob Grone of Baltimore died at St Michaels. The Cumberland and Mount Savage Railway Company capital stock 50000 was incorporated. Charles E. Roberts a young traveling I Bateaman of Cumberland was arrested on forgery charge. Rev L B Goodwin of St Matthews Protestant Episcopal Parish Garrett county has accepted a call to Florida. Peninsula General Hospital at Salisbury received liberal gifts founded by Congressman Jackson. Wine converts of the German Baptist Bethren church were baptized in Metam Creek at Bridgeport Washington county. The Southern Maryland Savings Bank at La Plata was robbed of about 5000 by burglars who blew open the vault. In Calvert county a dog knocked down a loaded shotgun leaning against a wall it discharged and killed Miss Clara May Grover. Western Maryland Railroad officials in conference and it is thought the state’s interest in the Chesapeake and Ohio canal site was considered. In Carroll county a jury verdict for 1700 against A H Shockey in McCanley slander suit. case removed from Washington county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert H. Jones
Upper Fairmount
Somerset County
Ida Butler
Jacob Grone
Baltimore
St. Michaels
Cumberland and
Mount Savage
Charles E. Roberts
Cumberland
L. B. Goodwin
St. Matthew's Protestant Episcopal Parish
Garrett County
Florida
Peninsula General Hospital
Salisbury
Jackson
Bethren
Bridgeport
Washington County
Southern Maryland Savings Bank
la Plata
Calvert County
Mias Qlara May Grover
Western
Maryland
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
Carroll County
A.H Shockey
Jacob 8. McCanley
Rumor of Murder Arrest Reported Near Keynville
A Carroll county farmer living near Keynville allegedly killed a 14 year-old colored boy two weeks ago with a shovel and hid the body under a bog pan. Frederick County authorities deny any such case or arrest as of this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Carroll County
Keynville
Soreas
LeGore
Westminster
In the Law's Grip Charged with Chicken Stealing
William Isaacs, colored, was arrested last evening by Officer Brengle for larceny of five chickens from Edwin O. Markell on West Patrick Street. Markell identified the birds. Isaacs denied knowledge. Bail set at 200. Isaacs jailed awaiting grand jury action. Also arrested at Buckeystown, George L. Maedel, colored, for disturbing the peace and to be heard before Justice John Keller. John Williams, colored, was fined 2 for disturbing the peace on North Market Street by Justice Eckstein.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Isaacs
Brengle
Edwin O. Markell
Patrick Street
O. H. Eckatela
Buckeystown
George L. Maedel
Alexandar and
John Keller
John Williams
Hobbs and Herwig
North Market Street
Jastie Eckstein
Admiral Schley Regrets Miss Ritchie Tablet Event
Admiral Winfield Scott Schley replies to Miss Ritchie regent of the Frederick chapter D A R he cannot attend the tablet unveiling ceremonies on the 28th noting he is too sorry to be present. He expresses pleasure at the thought of meeting old friends and townspeople and thanks the Frederick chapter's daughters for their kind thoughts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schley
Winfield Scott Schley
Misa Ritchie
Frederick
D. A. BR
Multiple Maryland area weddings mark November nuptials
A flurry of marriages occurred in and around Frederick and nearby towns on November 16 23. May Burgess became May V Har goat and married Howard V Murdock at the bride’s New Market home. Isaac Hawk and Kate Fox wed quietly in Lancaster County. Katie May Brunner married Stonewall Jackson Bell near McKaig. Saylor Eyler joined at Walkeraville Lutheran church with Dasie Eyler. Charles W Biddinger married Flora Shellman at Meade Pleasant Reformed parsonage. Brides wore satin or silk gowns with chrysanthemums and carnations, receptions followed at each home or nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Market
Mise May V. Hargoat
George W. Burgess
Howard V.murdock
D May
Wade A. Burgess
Rancon T. Bryant
Balsinors
Moody Bar- Bees
Margarys Wood
Mawk— Fox
Issaac Hawk
Lancaster County
Kate Fox
Harry Jones
West PatricksEreat
T. F. Dixon
Mre. Jones
Niles Abrecht
William Jones
Chas. Fraley
James Abrecht
Allen Bartgis
Bell — Brunner
Howard Brunner
McKaig
Misa Katie May
Stonewall Jackson Bell
Samuel Utz
Mites Katie Bail
Charley Brunner
Edward Brunner
Amanda Renner
New Midway
George Brutchey
Newton Baker
Maud Whianer
Margaret Rhoderick
Mary Rhoderick
C. L. Smith
Charley Whianer
Addie Baker
Francia Bronner
Lizzie Bruener
Mary Utz
Daniel Brooner
Howard Ball
Elsie Bell
Cephas Bell
Dawnon
Hazel Jacobs
Elsie Kanode
Marken Ksenode
Pearl
Howard Wachter
Mt. Pleasant
Saylor
Eyler
Walkeraville
Thomas R. Saylor
Mies Dasie F. Eyler
Mise Bertha M. Grabill
Charles ©. Saylor
Misa Nellie BR. Asper
Plano
J A. Asper
Peor
Baltimore
York
Hiddinger—Shellman
Charles W. Biddinger
Mina Flora E. Shellman
Pleasant
J. R. Lewis
Christmas Openings Brighten Market Street Shops
Christmas openings abound today and tomorrow along Market Street. The Misses Mantz and Miss Georgie A Poole display holiday novelties in china glass and toys. Hall Reich and others showcase books stationery brass and silver with festive window decorations for all tastes and ages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mantz
Millinera
South Xarket Street
Dulla
Toya
Georgie A. Poole
North Market Street
Hall & Reich
Monocacy Monument Fund Receives Vermont Support
Maj E Y Goldsborough secretary of the Monocacy Battlefield Memorial Association in this city reports a letter from W H Lanins of York Pa conveying notice from Capt George E Davis of Vermont that the Vermont Legislature has passed an act appropriating 500 toward the cost of a monument to be erected on the Monocacy battlefield. The appropriation becomes available when the monument is completed at a cost of at least 2500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maj
E. Y.goldsborough
Monocacy Battlefield Memorial
Balance Sheet Fragment From National Bank
Fragmentary OCR shows reserves, capital stock, surplus fund, undivided profits less expenses and taxes, and notes outstanding. Mentions due to other national banks and savers, and dividends outstanding on individual deposits with checks and certified checks. Details are garbled but indicate financial statement items and interbank obligations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronda, Securitign
Et Banking House
Nickviz. Steele
Wrestling Matches and Local Sports News
An Independent Drill Association event hosted wrestling with multiple falls. Feig ley beat Klein, Wirts defeated Dresger, and Kid Taylor bested Billy Boyer. A separate Detroit boxing exhibition by the Street Bros. drew interest. James Craig, 13, broke his left femur in a football game, treated at home. Local market quotes list corn, wheat, oats prices and damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independent Drill Association
Audiesc
Feigley
Klein
Wirts
Dresger
Kid Taylor
North Baltimore
Billy Boyer
Frederick Wonder
Marah
Fleshma
Street Bros
Detroit
Mich
Local sales and openings feature Saturday events
Saturday sales and open houses advertise china vases and carved furniture at McCardells, overcoats on sale, and free shipping services. Frederick firms promote dolls and toys, Christmas sales and openings on November 25 and 26, with fredrick merchants inviting shoppers to buy cheap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCardells
Webster Heck
James
Tallor
W. Pat
Frederick
Grovatz A. Poor
North Market Street
Linen tablecloths offered in three special bargains
An ad touts table linens in German Scotch and Irish designs, 72 inches wide with napkins to match. Three special bargains include brown grey and black all wool options, originally valued at 850, now reduced to 60 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elin
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Rootube Houses
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Hot Springs
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Weather Bureau
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Fuller Bros
Edward James John Eisenhauer
Webster Hook
B. Redack & Co
B. Ebert & Sons
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John Eisenhauer
Greena
Frank Sappington, Jr
Henry Ramsaberg
Boya
Frostburg
Pew Cimbinasio
Oburah Street
Womans College
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Murdock
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New Markt
Miss May Burgess the Bride
Roward Y. Murdock
Jease Houck
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Citizens’ National Bank
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WM. G. Zimmerman
Cuahlar
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Creaig
Loouat Alley
Hf. Cramer & Co
Buaka
China
John Eisenbauer
Charlies W. Stall Transfer Company
Baggage Transfer
Osil
B. Rosenour & Sons
Ketler’s
Schley Bros
Yonra
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Troxell
NLR
D. Mantz
South Market Street
John Hendrickson
Aiss
Etylea
Oloake
Twe
Himea
John Bendrickson
Neddig & Muller
Evin & Miller
SIN
Isabella Coney
City Hotel Grill
Gi Hotel Grill
Lynnhavens
Clinton E. Main
Alain's Drug Store
Balgnhobe de Conflections
Linton H. Main
Graduate Pharmaciat
George
Rodock
BIG Store
Ladley
Mon
Rodook
A. T. Rice & Sons
A. Bie
North Market
Frederick, MD
Frederick County
Thomas P. Mida
Telephone
New Orleans
Allen Rohrback
Oidawim
Besant & Kwott
Patrick
Sauerkraut
Arhived
Geo
Diamond
Adama Express
Ads
M.O. Garzuacag
J. ©. Hendrix
East Second Street
St. John's Catholic Church
Washington
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
L. E. Mullinix
Nist
L. E. Molluntx
Cecil & Gorman
West
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Diamond Brand
A. J. Eichelberger
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Ramsburg
Spouseller's
Court Street
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F. B. Sappington
Bappingtor
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