Deaths in the County Press Obit Notes and Funerals
The notice records the death of Mrs Maris Brengle on Saturday at p.m. in Carlin House county native widow of Franc Hreocle and sister of Wm Downey. Funeral from Reformed church and cemetery observed. Also Mrs Henry Dronenburg of Licksville died at home Friday age about 70. Services at Zion Church Urbana with pallbearers and director. Also Marr A Terzotta died at Monterge Hospital and Normande Clabatge of East Al Saint Street died of dropsy and heart disease aged 75 years 1 month 1 day leaving ten children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mahila Brengle
Maris Brengle
Stine
Frederick
Abs. Brengie
Oulyet
Dronenburg
Henry Dronenburg
Licksville
Carty
Feneral
CME
MORE
Nate Marr
A. Terzotta
Inalisa
Monterge
St Johns Catholic Church
Normande Clabatge
Hhis
al Saints’ Street
Mir Normand B. Clabsagh
Frost and wrecks mark weekend in Maryland region
A 22 foot rock was caught at Sandy Point and frost covered the state Saturday morning with ice in western counties. The 11th academic year of the Naval Academy began and cadet officers were announced. In Dorchester County Democratic primaries Joseph H. Johnson won the State Senate seat. A freight wreck occurred Saturday on the Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad at Charlestown Cecil County. A bill seeks to test the county commissioner law in Washington County under an amendment to the constitution of 1782.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandy Point
Naval Academy
Dorchester County
Joseph H. Johnson
State Senate
Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore
Charlestown
Cecil County
Washieston County
Teachers Enjoy Summer Vacations Across Cities
Maryland school officers and faculty spent the season visiting relatives and cities from Frederick to East River Conn. and Chicago. Ely family split time between Frederick and East River. Miss Harris visited Mt Lake Park and Coshocton. Miss Yerkes toured Philadelphia and the Columbian Exhibition then St Louis. Brock sought health in Philadelphia and New Jersey coast. Yount and Barry traveled to Frederick Chicago. others visited Baltimore Chicago or remained near home. supervisor and Mrs Thomas visited West Virginia amid duties.
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Maryland
Princesi Ely
Frederick
East River
Conn
C. R. Ely
Miss Ely
Harris
Mt. Lake Park
Chicago
Coshocton
Ohio
Miss Yerkes
Philadelphia
St Louis
Miss Brock
Phildelphia
New Jersey
Miss Yount
Miss Barry
Baltimore
Miss Jams
Jamsville
Doub
Heart
Dream City
Aliss Partridge
Becme
Passeic
N. J
Grow
Galeafer
Airs Rinehart
Westminster
Thomas
West Virginia
Missionary Society Meeting At Rocky Springs Chapel
The Rocky Springs Sunday school held its regular monthly missionary meeting at the Rocky Springs Chapel with a large crowd. The program featured cornet music by W D Stone and Wm Cannon, a Pink Box recitation by Viola Shafer, solo and chorus, and an address on Missions by Rev. Stivespring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sfiss
Viola Thomas
Ava Staley
Reefer Toms
the Saviour Preeious
Viola Shafer
Miss Ide Measie
Rev
Stivespring
Golden Fields
Greznland
Ley Mountains
Lutherans buy land for church in Sabilelasville Bet
The Lutherans purchased four small parcels from James Poole to build a church. Charles Poole cut his foot while removing a tree on the land. Dr Wachter treated the injury. Mrs Mary Myers and Miss Roberts from West Virginia visit. T F Byler and wife plan a trip to the World’s Fair, expecting several weeks away. Farmers seed and finish early peach harvest. Mrs Susan Barrick and son Rush of Altoona, Pa visit. A business-like court term dispos ed 130 cases including 51 criminal, 30 appeals, 49 trials with 25 jury trials. 18 plea bargains saved county about $2,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sabilelasville
James Poole
Charles Poole
C. 5
Wachter
Mary Myers
Roberts
West Virginia
T.F. Byler
Susan Barrick
Rush
Altoona
Cleuit Court
Reading rail shop workers to shift ten hours daily
Reading Reading rail road shops will adopt a ten hour day starting Monday affecting over 3,000 workers. 1,800 Reading Iron Company pipe mill workers will resume after four weeks suspension. Vatican reports ambassador query linked to policy in Washington. Bernhard Weinberger sought in Canada case. Local crime: Thomas Roxess found guilty of murder in Chester. Health note praises Brandreth's Pills and Pan-Tina cures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reading
Ravine
Reading Raiload
Reading Iron Company
First Class Comedian Davidson Stars In Old Farmer Hopkins
Franklin Ohio Chronicle reports Frank S Davidson and his balanced company delivering a lively performance at the Opera House with a crowd and enthusiastic audience. The comedian and troupe earned praise for the staging and overall credit, predicting a crowded house tomorrow evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank S. Davidson
Health Department Monthly Death and Interment Report
The health officer Dr F B Smith reports for the past month 8 deaths eight interments, 15 total, with ages from under 5 to over 60. Causes include debility bowel obstruction senile aphlexy cholera infantum marasmus and valvular heart disease. Contagious cases Typhoid measles diphtheria reported. overall low death rate and good hygienic conditions. In September 35 deaths in city and county. 8 city deaths, 11 interments at Mt Olivet St John's two at colored graveyards. 28 county deaths, 5 interments at Middletown and other towns. former residents in Virginia Washington and Carroll counties. Instruments filed in Circuit Court and letters filed in Register of Wills show activity in records and probate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. B. Smith
Mt. Olivet
St John’s
Middletown
Mechanicstown
Jimevile
Circa
Knoxville
Jefferson
Bethel
Free Scholarship Auction at Agricultural Fair
Rev Father Coeman of St John’s College authorizes Edgar Miller to offer a one year free scholarship at the Columbian section auctioneered by Harget & Co. The prize covers higher English, Latin, French, Greek and drawing, chosen by the college’s alumni and expected to fetch a strong bid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father Coeman
St John’s College
Edgar L. Miller
Messrs. P. L. Harget & Co
Father Coleman
St. John’s
Hve
Youth Walter Dixon Heads to Waynesboro from Frederick
Walter Dixon, a Philadelphia youth who found work with baker H. G Schell on East Patrick Street Frederick, left this morning for Waynesboro Pa. He had been cared for by Mr. Wm Gilbert in Frederick. The boy, seeming unsettled, boarded a freight train on the Pennsylvania road and said he planned to go to Waynesboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waynesboro
Walter Dixon
Philadelphia
H. G Schell
East Patrick Street
Frederick
Wm Gilbert
Pennsylvania Road
Pastor Beardsis elected at Middletown church meeting
Election of two pastors held at Lutheran church Middletown and Tabor chapel last Saturday afternoon chose Rev B M Beard of Boonsboro as successor to Rev P Bergstresser D D who resigned. Council issued him a formal call and he is expected to assume duties mid October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutheran Church of
Resignations and Harvest Home Planned at Home for the Aged
The Home for the Aged board meets tomorrow at 3:30 pm. The county will observe a Harvest Home donation day this month. Miss Ids Schley of Virginia has resigned as matron. Mrs. L M Rogers succeeds her and begins duties today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home For the Aged
Board of Managers of the Home For the Aged
Ids Schley
Virginia
L.M. Rogers
Picture of the Lynched Negro in Roanoke Photo
Katie Lewis of this city received from her brother Morris Lewis a photograph from Roanoke Va showing Robert Smith the lynched man, hanging from a tree. The image portrays him as a desperate character and resembles a local figure named Bigus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katie Lewis
Morris Lewis
Roanoke
Robert Smith
Bigus
Pear tree bears odd cluster of pears and blossoms
Captain Brown of the B&O conductor brought a branch to Frederick on Saturday from a Tuscarora pear tree. The branch displayed several well developed pears on the same twigs along with blossoms, a combination rarely seen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Captain Brown
Frederick
Tuscarors
Old Soldier Finds Relief From Chronic Diarrhea Tale
A. F. Bending of Hasey Gregson reports chronic diarrhea from army service and credits Chamberlain's Cholera Remedy with permanent relief and no ill effects. Mrs. T. S. Hawkins of Chattanooga praises Shuloh's Vitalizer for debility. Pan Tina marketed for coughs and croup with 23 cent price. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy extolled by J. J. LaGrange. 50 cent button advertised by Garrett & Pearre Frederick.
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A. F. Bending
Hasey
Gregson
Gale
Garrott & Pearce
Frederick
T. S. Hawkins
Chattanoora
Tenn
Shuloh
Garrets & Pearce, Drummsts
Tina
Steiner Bros. Drug Store
J. J. LaGrange
Avoca
Neb
Garrett & Pearre
Corroene Introduces A Revolution In Eating
The introduction of Corroene, a new vegetable shortening, promises to widen dietary options beyond lard and butter. Cottolene is praised for aroma, flavor, crispness, and lack of greasiness, with hygienic benefits. Sold by leading grocers and manufactured by N. K. Fairbank & Co., Chicago and St. Louis.
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N. K. Fairbank & CO
Chicago
ST. Louis
Church and parish events in Aeyesville area
Multiple religious meetings announced across denominations. Rev Osborne Iozle led a college service. 30 attendees at Heyeville. Quarterly conference set for Baker's Velicy. revival planned at Rocky Springs Chapel. Guild and consistory meetings scheduled. missionary society and charitable services listed. Holy communion observed at Saints Episcopal. weekly services resume. confirmation on November 1. Young Men's Bible Class, St Andrew Brotherhood, St Mary’s and Chiis Mission chapters meet on specified weekdays.
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Osborne Iozle
aHeyeville
St. Andrew’s Brotherhood
Frederics Viren
Storyland
Baker's Velicy
Sunespring
Rocky Sprisgs Chapel
The
Reformed Church
M. H. Barger
Secey Wiloe
Eporth League
Mi EB
Mir Bush Lewis
League
Saints Episcopal Church
Paret
Ostorne Ingle
Brotherhood of St Andrew
St. Mary’s
Chiis
Hotel Arrivals and Homecoming Tale From Emmitsburg
Yesterday’s arrivals list includes Orry Hore and Clarence F Cobbard family members among others from Washington, New York, Mount Airy, and Baltimore. Mr Alexander Hoffman, missing since the 19th, was found near Fairfield and returned home. An advertisement touts Mayers magnetic catarrh cure by inhalation, claimed to reach the affected nose, with $1 per bottle and 3 months’ treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yemerday
Orry Hore
Clarence F Cobbard
F. F. Alvey
J. M. Jones
John T. Doyle
Washington
Geo. J. Reilly
New Yerk
R A Sellman
Mt. Airy
Andrew Reese
Balifore
Cansix Horss
J. N. Fichtner
D. Ammer
C. &. Young
Baltimore
C E. Sargent
O Moor Waterford
Brengie
Benny County
GrRorr Bouse
J Trice
Alexander Hoffman
Emmitsburg
Fairfield
Mayers
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