Purely Personal: Locals and Visitors Share News
Judge John GC spends a few days at Rockville. Victor Barnes visits his parental home in New London. Oztat Firestone of Baltimore is in Frederick on business. Postmaster DeLashimatt of Buckaystown visits the city. Richards Potts returns from Baltimore. Jacob Ligman visits Frederick on business. Edith Arnold guests of the Wiener sisters. Mollie Jones visits her sister in East Patrick street. Pearl Michael stays with her sister in West Patrick street. Gustave Hartig in Washington. Elizabeth Fox returns home from Baltimore. George Cramer and son Roy and J L Cramer from Clifton visit John P. Cramer near Fengagills. A O Cronisa and wife return from a trip to Botetourt and Roanoke and Salem. Edward Remsberg and daughter visit Cornelius Staley south of the city and return. Roan and Albaughs return from a Virginia hunting trip with rabbits and birds. Adele Nemonz of Frederick visits. Walter Crouin of Baltimore and Mrs Fetteroff and Mrs Wilson of Philadelphia are guests of the Shriner family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John GC. Matter
Rockville
Victor Barnes
New London
Oztat Firestone
Baltimore
Frederick
John A. DeLashimatt
Buckaystown
Richard Potts
Golrt Street
Jacob Ligman
Catoctin Farusee
Edith Arnold
Burkittayilie
Wiener
East South Street
Mollie Jones
Lestown
W. Va
B. F. Brown
East Patrick Street
Pearl Michael
West Patrick Street
Bmirs
Gustave Hartig
Washington
Elizabeth Fox
Ida Clark
East Patrick
George W. Cramer
Roy
J. L. Cramer
Clifton
John P. Cramer
Fengagills
Harmony Grove
Botetourt
Salem
Roanoke
Edward Remsberg
Cornelius Staley
Charles L. Roan
Ingomar Albaugh
Virginia
Tosey
Adele Nemonz
Walter Crouin
Fetteroff
Florence Wilson
Philadelphia
E. D. Shriner
Osresville
Turkey's last day and noonday market plans
Noonday market set for Wednesday while November nears finish. Community notes mention church suppers renamed progressive capers and a veterans group meeting to nominate officers. Local updates include a cold storage house under construction on Chaksl alley and sheriff appointees announced by Sheriff‑elect Martz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James R. Warfield
Chapsl Alley
Batereen
Board of Plenty Commissioners
Umada Eben
Myeraville
Catarrh Cure Advertised With Internal Remedies
An advertisement claims catarrh is a constitutional disease needing internal remedies. It touts Hall's Catarrh Cure from J. Chened & Co. Toledo selling at 75 cents, with testimonials offered free. Also recommends Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biail
J. Chened & Co
Drugeists
Hall
Millikin Marries Miss Oram In Youngstown
The groom is son of George W. Millikin proprietor of a large stock farm in Youngstown. Miss Nyce Viola Oram daughter of Mr and Mrs Lewis Gram of West Fifth Street was married at the Evangelical Lutheran parsonage by Rev Charles F Steck. They plan to live in Youngstown and host a Thanksgiving dinner for relatives upon return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nyce Viola Oram
Lewis Gram
West Fifth Street
Ray Oresd Militkin
Youngstown
Ohio
Lautheran Parsonage
Charles F. Steck
Osta
George W. Millikin
Frederick Fair
Millikie
Ailes Oram
Deaths and Legal Moves Featured in State News
Fielder O. Marine of Wheaton Maryland is dead. William B Shaeffer of Westminster dies at home. Mitri Matvedo killed by a fellow worker on the B and O construction at Alberton. George Hilderbraat 27 of Baltimore commits suicide. Chevy Chase Club liquor case postponed until next March. Governor Warfield pardon application for Harry W Harrie serving ten years for killing his wife. Doanese Limited wreck verdict awards the Goldsmiths 3315 against the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fielder O. Marine
Wheaton
Montgomery County
William B. Shaeffer
Baltimore Custom-hougs
Westminster
Mitri Matvedo
Baltimore and Ohio
Alberton
George Hilderbraat
Aued
Hoffmse Place
Baltimore
Chevy Cahace Club
Montgomery Cranty
Governor Warfield
Harry W. Harrie
Maryland
Edison 5
Goldsmith
Doanesee Limited
Cumberland
Henry
Sarah Goldsmith
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Gobarth Indicted for Assault in Germantown
An indictment was returned at Rockville yesterday against George W. Gobarth formerly a blacksmith at Germantown Montgomery county charging him with a criminal assault upon Miss Rose Holly of Washington. The indictment rests on six witnesses though the alleged victim did not testify. The assault is alleged to have occurred last August and caused a local uproar. Gobarth fled Germantown and was later captured in Frederick county. He retained Edward O. Peter as counsel and the case will be tried in the coming days.
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Rockville
George W. Gobarth
Germantown
Montgomery County
Rose Holly
Washington
Eix
Sasanitta
Cobarth
Snally
Frederick County
Edward O. Peter
Women's College Hockey Classic Between Brass and Graya
A Thursday afternoon field hockey match at the New London pike athletic field near the brash factory will feature the Brass and Graya teams. Twenty minute halves produce a game of just under an hour with a cup prize awarded to the winner by Miss Faris La Roy. Spectators may attend free of charge.
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Woman's College
New London Pike
Brass
Graya
Mies Faris la Roy
Saats
Spentatora
Girl Confesses Taking Team in Jefferson County
Minnis Bowers of near Jefferson was arrested by Deputy Darner on West Ail Saints street yesterday afternoon on the charge of taking a horse and buggy owned by Mr. Clayton Hemp of Jefferson. She initially denied the claim but later admitted to Sheriff Young that she drove the team to the city and gave it to a boy. The vehicle was found in the mountains near Jefferson, damaged, with the horse at large. Bowers was committed for a hearing this afternoon at 3 o’clock.
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Minnis Bowers
Jefferson
Darner
West Ail Saints
Clayton Hemp
St Jefferson
Jeferson
Miss Bowery
Local Market Gas Rations and Grains Pricing
G Waring Tyson & Co lists today market gas ration items with price per barrel and per bushel for shelled and old stock. Wheat prices show variations for red wheat and steamer quality with multiple per bushel figures including rejected and damaged lots.
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Abe
G. Waring Tyson & Co
Saloon law violators punished in Hagerstown court
In Hagerstown Judge Reedy revoked licenses for three saloon keepers and imposed fines and jail terms. Helene fined 750 and 90 days. Woltz 800 and 90 days. Holders 300 and 30 days. Indictments for selling alcohol on Sunday led to guilty pleas and dismissals with costs. All faces 12 month license ban.
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Hagerstown
Reedy
George Philip Heletne
James A. Woltz
William Holders
Geren
Heleine
Woltz
Guity
Keedy
Helaine
Kiedy
House of Correction
Jsws
Eeedy
Washington County
Ika Ic
Allegany
Monumental Records At Mc Olivet Cemetery
The article notes winter preparations at Mount Olivet Cemetery with leaves burned and monuments protected. New monuments were erected for multiple individuals including Charles W. Roars Sr and others, with various granite and marble stones marking graves. A separate incident reports Cleveland Grove injured while hunting on Boats farm near the city, with fourteen shot removed and recovery proceeding.
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Mc. Olivet
Mount Olivet
Charles W. Roars
Baavtlini
Zsoharish G. Thomas
Rosas
Allen Rohrback
George Banl McCleery
John Jacob Myer
Mira
John A. Steiner
Theodore Brockey
J G. Shriner
Baltimore
Hts
Merle B. Bantz
Winchester
John Pack Dakehart
Eugene M. Dokeshart
Christmas Openings Brighten Local Shops
U F Bannett hosts a Christmas opening with seasonal articles and novelties in the north window. Commercial Operators begin today and tomorrow with a doll babies and clothing selection. Doll Bros offers their Christmas opening tomorrow with bric a brac novelties. Brish Bros. opens tomorrow and Friday in Toyland. Miss Georgie Poole exhibits Christmas novelties Friday.
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U. F. Bannett's
Doll Bros
Bric & Brac
Brish Bros
Toyland
Georgie Poole
Explosion at grocery storeroom injures no one
Elmer Jackson, a colored employee at Jacob Garman’s Sanuth Market street store, placed a small can on the stove. It exploded blowing the urn cover to the ceiling and scattering contents. Edward Rene and Dr L Schmid were nearby. no serious damage reported. Thanskgiving at Maryland School observances include chapel, meal, and football game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Jackson
Jacob Garman
Sanuth Markst Street
Stoops
Edward Rene
Dr. &. L. Schmid
Injured Worker at Wilcoxon & Brown Lumber Yard
Ex policeman Frank Crouse suffered a serious left hand injury this morning at Wilcoxon and Brown's lumber yard while operating a shaving machine. His left hand and thumb were caught in the revolving knives and badly lacerated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Crouse
Wilcoxon & Brown
Grouse
Convention of Boys Delegates to Convene in City Weekend
About 100 delegates from the Eastern Conference of the Boys Department of Delaware Maryland and DC will attend a Young Men's Christian Association convention in the city beginning Friday evening and ending Sunday evening. Events include receptions, services, addresses, and mass meetings with the public invited.
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Boye’ Department
Delaware
Maryland
District of Columbia
Meira
Frank E. Sappington, Jr
George Detsplaine
John Staley
Hammond Olsry
Irving Landauer
Harry Zelgier
Wm. Daleplsine
Paul Brows
Wm. Jame
James Ecright
John Qoyne
Mir
Henry BH. Abbott
Walcome
Joseph D. Baker
A. Chatterton
Baltimore
Evangelical Lutheran Sandsy School
Frask B. Tibbits
Wilmington
David Lindsay
Washington, D.C
Charles Alvin
Peck Memorial Chapel
Washington, D. C
Singling
E R.eschbach
D.D
Grace Reformed Church
Braddock Beights
Charles B. Greif
Iosal Committee of Arrangements
X. M.oc.a
Charles H Wattle
Elkior
W. Va
Trinity M. E. Church South
Kemp Hall
O.D. O'Neal
Washington
Osmeron Esck
Inter- State
Aubiact
Evangelical Reformed Church
Cherles B. Groff
Franklin H. Harrington
Frank B. Sappington
George Delaplane
Gileon O ' Garber
Cortal
Roosevelt
Financial Statement of The Citizens National Bank Frederick MD
The Citizens National Bank of Frederick Maryland reports resources including cash and due from banks totaling 114 776 63 38,155 00. securities and loans aggregated to 422 Go 200,600 00. liabilities show capital stock 100,000, surplus 250,000, undivided profits and taxes, and deposits to various accounts plus due to other banks and state authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens’ National Bank
Frederick
Maryland
Thanksgiving donations and holiday food offerings in Frederick
Local notes show Frederick City Hospital relies on Thanksgiving donations with items and funds welcome at the hospital or Mr. F. B. Sap Pington's store on Wednesday. Advertisements list oysters, turkeys, cranberries, nuts, Florida oranges, grapes, figs, and chocolate mints from several local merchants for the holiday season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City Hospital
F. B. Sap Pington
Christmas Opening and Holiday Specials at Local Shops
Local listings announce a Christmas opening on November 25 and 29 featuring a display for all ages at 11 South Market Street. Madame Obrlaty to manage Dr Bond’s parlor during retirement. public sale of West Virginian horses on December 1 at City Borel Stables. Witt McHenry debuts travel goods and novelties. Kindergarten sale for free school. Card of Thanks. Kennedy dining parts. sales and promotions at Ketter & Co. Florida rail excursion tickets. Malaga grapes and dried fruits at M C i ARDELL.
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Malaga
Florida
Frederick
South Market
Madame Obrlaty
Dr. Bond
Palladelphia
Dr. Baahe
City Borel
Osa
Witt McHenry
Oysters and Holiday Market Opening Cited in Local Ad
Local notices urge customers to choose quality oysters and avoid cheap substitutes. Market shifts to Wednesday at 10 am for November 29, with holiday openings on November 29 and December 1. Retailers Braup Ettrer Co and Portieres line highlight new textiles and novelties for Christmas shopping. E Mullinix signs offer tailored clothing and home goods.
Large assortment of china and lamps offered
Promoter advertises the largest selection of china sets from $2.00 to $35 and dinner and toilet sets in new patterns. Lamps of various kinds including the popular Reading Lamp and the Azcis Lamp are displayed with assured delivery and full packing.
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Tean
Frederick
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