In History November 26 through the ages
Brief chronicle of historical figures: Isabella of Spain consort to Ferdinand died 1501. Oliver Wolcott born Windsor Connecticut 1707. poet William Cowper born 1731 died 1800. Cook’s ships sighted Sandwich Islands 1778. Duke Nicholas Jean de Dieu Dalmatia died 169. Francisco Serrano y Dominguez Madrid ex marshal and dictator born 1839 died 190?. Benjamin Apthorp Gould astronomer died Boston. Britain declares war in South Africa over Boer invasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isabella TL
Spain
Verndinand
Columebus
Vorm
Oliver Wolcott
Algners
Windsor
Conn
Wilam Cowper
Sandwich Lands
Captain Cook
Marshal Nicholas Jean de Dieu
Dalmatia
Napoleon
Thanksgiving News Briefs and Local Social Notes
Local society updates from Washington trips and holidays accompany bowling results and court news. Mrs. Fisher and others travel to Washington, Thanksgiving plans unfold in Gaithersburg, and Misses Potta, Bohrback, and Ritchie are visiting. The Diamond bowling team returned from Cumberland, losing three of five games to the Cumberland squad. Captains Frazier and Brookman led scoring. Montgomery County Circuit Court disposes of several cases including a larceny verdict and a weapons charge. Hattie Bradison’s murder case is set for first hearing. Sons of Veterans plan December officer elections and joint arrangements with the G A B for a January consolidation. a Ladies Aid Society will begin membership drives in the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland
Jost
Senate
Conley
Reitmelzer
W. Krim
Brookman
N. Krim
J. Fragisr
Young
W- Smith
R Haller
Valéere
Th. Haller
Frazier
Montgomery County
Handerson
Motter
Robert Watkins
Larcsay
House of Correction
George Rivers
Sesault
Peter Butler
Isrcsay
James H. Morgan
Cass
Hattie Bradison
Mary Handy
Sons of Veterans
Wm. P. Maulsby
New Bank at Smithsburg in Washington County
The Smithsburg Bank at Smithsburg, Washington county, organized with capital stock of £25,000, aims to begin operations around January 1 as a state bank. Directors: S. M. Birely Thurmont, B. B. Brown, D. W. Barkdoll, John Martin, L. 2 Brenner. Brown president, Birely vice president, Brenner cashier. A committee from the Independent Free Company to draft commemorations on Charles BR. Tithow’s death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Bank
Smithsberg
Smithsburg
Washington County
S. M. Birely
Thurmont
B. B. Brown
D. W. Barkdoll
John Martin
B. Brenner
Brown
Mr. Birely
Vics
Bud W. D. Brenner
J. EF. Hisenhszer
Henry B. Trson
Harry Baer
Richard 8. Keyser
Eagar Ernst
Fre Company
Charles BR. Tithow
Thanksgiving Observances Across Town Tomorrow
Thanksgiving will be observed with church services at St. John’s Catholic All Saints Episcopal Reform Lutheran and Methodist churches. Activities include a hospital donation drive at Junior Hall a Friday evening minstrels at City Opera House and a football game at Athletic Park. Post office hours shorten with one delivery and one collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Catholic
All Saints’ Episcopal
St. John’s Catholic Church
Sodality of the Blessed Virgin Mary
Methodist Episcopal Church
Department of Mercy
Epworth Leagues
Maryland
Frederick City
City Opera House
Visitation Academy
Cecelian
Woman's College
Race Reformed Church
Independent Athletic Club
Athletic Park
Lovers Walks And The Lighted Bridge Debate
The Osceola Democrat notes local lovers walks known as Lovers Lane and Lovers Walk across a bridge. An electricity lighting proposal sparked youth outrage, leading the editor to retract it while suggesting railing be built to protect pedestrians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kanssa
Jourpsi
Ozceols
S Bridge
Osceols Democrat
Folke
Saya
Shema
Judge Stake Estate Receives Letters of Administration
Letters of administration on Judge Howard Stake's estate were granted to his brothers John B. Stake and Mel chair Stake and Col. Charles A. Little who posted a $50,000 bond. No will found. Personal estate valued about $27,000 in mortgages in Washington and Allegany counties, stocks and bonds, about $21,500 cash. Real estate includes large farms, an interest in the Franklin Hotel Hagerstown, and about 20 houses and lots. Life insurance carried for $5,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Stake
Judge Howard Stake
John B
Melchair
the Decesssor
Gol
Charles A. Little
Washington
Allegany
Franklin
Hagerstown
Judge Stoke
Grace Church Supper and Sale in Kemp Hall
The sewing society of Grace Reformed church opened a sale and supper in Kemp Hall last evening and will run through Friday. The hall is decorated in national colors with tables dressed in satin and lamps and chrysanthemums. A tokyo? complex list of items including goats aprons dolls and confections is on sale. Jack Horner corner is busy with lively bargaining for toya sod. An excellent supper featuring oysters turkey ham salad and Maryland biscuits plus coffee is served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Church
Sewing Society of
Grace Reformed Church
Kemp Hall
Jacky Horner
Roights Templar Conclave Opens in Baltimore
The thirty second annual conclave of the Grand Commercary of Maryland Kuights Templar began last night at the Masopic Temple on North Olearies street in Baltimore with large attendance. The annual election of officers will be held this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roights Templar
Grand Commercary of
Maryland
Kuights Templar
Masopic Temple
North Olearies Street
Baltimore
Christmas Openings Bring Festive Goods to Frederick Stores
Christmas openings draw shoppers as Frederick merchants showcase holiday attire and gifts. Jett Eisenhauer hosts a bright display with lamps, glass, china, and statues from Haviland Limoges Dresden and Wedgwood. Miss Poole Mantz Rosenour and others plan further weekend openings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Jett Eisenhauer
Padental
Haviland Sud Limoges
Dresden
Doll Brothers
Gibson Pictures
Georgia A. Poole
N. R. and
D. Mantz
B. Rosenour
Hymeneal Rider Jones Dorsey Jones Wedding Card
Multiple wedding notices from All Saints Episcopal Church and Zion Reformed Church detail marriages of Howard L Rider of Berhwood Baltimore county to Cordelia Dorsey Jones of Libertytown, Eleanor Spangier Kieffer to S George-Whits in Hagerstown, Blanche Dertzburgh to Harry Ebar3, and Joseph Livingstone Kefauver to Nettie Loates Bornshaw in Bethesda. Attendants, locations, and family connections listed with post ceremony plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rider—Jones
All Saints’ Hpiscopal
Howard L. Rider
Bherwood
Baltimore County
Cordelia Dorsey Jones
Libertytown
Big County
Osborne Ingle
Bnd
Harriet Downey Jones
Rife
Kieffer
Misa Eleanor Spangier Kieffer
Snd Irs
J. Spangier Kiefer
S. George-Whits
Zion Reformed Church
Hagerstown
John B. Kieffer
Mies Elizabeth Enisely
Morrisburg
Henri L G. Kieffer
Reformed Theological Seminary
Lancaster
Bast Man
Paul Kieffer
Kemp Keefer
Gay Motter
Frederick
John Detrich
Frederick Fechtig
D. M. Karcher
Paoiledeipia
Sonpla
Kefauver—Renshaw
Joseph Livingstone Kefauver
Washington
Nettie Loates Bornshaw
William Renshaw
Buthesda
Montgomery County
Bathesda
Parke P. Flearnay
Penter
The
Presbyterian Church
Judge Linkesor Succumbed? Kesibefer Endorsed for Judge Staks
At a Washington County Bar Association meeting the Democratic members endorsed William Kesibefer for judge in the Edward Staks vacancy, following the offer by Alexander Neill of Bargerstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Linke
Washington County Bar Association
Alexander Neill
Bagerstown
William Kesibefer
Edward Staks
Lonaconing to Build New City Hall in 1910s News
Lonaconing plans a new city hall, Morgan College in Baltimore marked Hounder's Day, and notable local deaths include George W. Shaw a retired business man and Dr Henry W. Oshaner of Johns Hopkins Hospital. An Annapolis builder James K. Toomas was arrested for arson at Arnold's Station. The Smithsborg Bank in Smithsburg is organized with 25000 capital. fire damage at Baltimore Terra Optics Works Locust Point estimated 20000 to 25000. Local court actions include Washington county Bar members endorsing William Kealhefer for judge. An elderly Mrs. Clagett suffers paralysis near Upper Marlboro. Minor fire at Mr B Cline’s East Third Street home caused small damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lonaconing
New
City Hall
Hounder
Morgan College
Baltimore
George W. Shaw
Hagaratown
Garrell
Weatminster
Cumperland
Dozon
George W. Johnson
Henry W. Oshaner
Johns “Hopkins Hospital
James K. Toomas
Annapolis
Arnold’s Station
Smithsborg Bank
Smithsburg
Washington County
Locust Point
Washington County Bar Association
Wiliam Kealhefer
Edward Stake
Kata Olagett
William.k. Clagett
Prince George County
Upper Marlboro
Daniel Honok
Mount Savage
Cumberland
Pennsylvania
Thanksgiving Banquet Preview at City Hotel Adorns Menu
Local invitation advertises a Thanksgiving dinner display at the City Hotel for 50 guests with a long menu featuring salmon, terrapin, goose, turkey and multiple desserts. Readers are invited to view holiday goods at Isancaie & Vacauan, 123 N Market St, on Friday and Saturday November 28 and 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waldorf Astoria
City Hotel
Isancaie & Vacauan
N. Market St
Local Christmas Openings and Oysters Listed in Frederick
Local notices promote Christmas openings and holiday sales at multiple Frederick businesses. Advertisers list oyster specials, seasonal meals, and events at markets, restaurants, and halls with dates around November 23 to 29. Names include Grotch A. Poos, Liprs, N.R. & D. Manzz, and Rosenhauer, with addresses on North Market and South Market Streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geom Oyster
South Market Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Daily News
B. Rosenour & Sons
Blumensasr’s K
Rews Office CO
Bankin J. B. Sampington
Jene
5. Wineberg
Carder
Isanogle & Wagaman
City Hotel Grill
Kemp Ball Store
Men’s Shoes
Tokay Gropes
McUardell’s - Maegue
Imsant
M. Fisher
Washington, D.C
Otis Kepler
BD. C
Eleanor and
Louise Potta
Anatom
Toe
Harrison Rider
Thomas McGinn
Guy Ewing
Norfolk
Francis
Sebet~dertzbaugh
Blanche
Henry Dertzburgh
Harry
Howard B. Rider
News OF the
Tvente
Entercat
B. Cline
East Third
Logal Mention
Tokay
Malaga
McCanpeen's
Fao
Fanti Fanti
Rte
Yingling’s
W. Patrick Street
Frederick Select Orchestra
Tere Bios
Snoatice
Samuel Weinberg
Mas. S. Werxsrec
Park Hotel
Sadie’s
B. Gounty
Bvssubauer
Citizens’ Nat. Bank
Frederick, MD
Capital
J. D. Baxar
Wu. G. Baxen
Ww. G. Zimmerman Cashier
Samm
G. Dovarn -Asst. Cashier
Farmers Supplies
Mano
J. C. Gronise
Harmony Grove, Ma
Farmers’ Exchange, Frasier ’S Exouanas
John Hendrickson
Opus Model
Telephone Gallue
America
Great Bird
Damase
Gio
Neidig & Miller
Nadie & Allee
Glass OF
Ehean Kid
Silesia
Yous Peronir
Clinton
Raduate Pharmacist
Coins
Farmers’ Exchange
Ald
Olédiq
Aaidnie
Eant Patrick
Liprs
China
United States
Hogland
France
Germany
Japan
Bappington
Market Street
Grotch A. Poos
North Market Street
Cr Hotel
A. T. Rus & Sone
Frederick County Telephone
Thomas P. Riuk
East Fourth Strew
FreDeRick County
Propessa. Gar
B. Smith
Masonic Temple
Lonton
New York Hospital
Boteler
Market
Peterman
Franklin Street
Batimore
W. Gaver
Lew
Hanity
Lanne
Court Street
Healddaca
Nicopeme
Fpear T Mercer
Airy
Spurrier
Mt. Airy
Ozidawit
Reeder
Alsdawtmar
Yous L. Duteow
aUvcrio
WorSale
Daily News
N.R.& D. Manzz
Bine
Lynn
F.R. Livie
Bigendster
Eerie
Gracs
Christias Ab Rosenhauer’s
Oriental Designs and
Lampe
Eisanhauar
Colt
L. EB. Mullinte
Casfree and
Wall Paper House
Frederige
William H. Ransbarz
Third Streets
Hin In
Frederies
Frederick and
Woodsboro
Mary E Worms
Grove
William C
East South
Thos
BH. Myers
Mzadat Soe
East Fourth Stree
Fourth Street
Miratt
Cline
Bris Oraibs
Inter
G. EB. Clibres
Carfel Hotee
Nipw
Spar
Gec
Kodock & CO
AT. Rio & Bane
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