Purely Personal. Cumberland social notes scroll
Mr Samuel Darrow visits Cumberland on business Joseph Smith visits friends Mrs Mary Lakin visits Min Eleanor Houck has returned Miss Virginia Motter of Taneytown visits Judge Motter's Benj who spent the Jewish New Year with Baltimore friends Miss Adline Young returns from Baltimore Miss Margaret Williams and Madeline Shipley head to visit Misses Williams and Reed Mr Jacob Warrenfeltz of Texas visiting relatives near Wolfsville Dr Beatty and Herbert plan move to Baltimore after sale of Middletown home Mr Charles Eldridge elected to represent Flook Gaver & Co at American Bankers Association convention in New Orleans November 12 18
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Darrow
Cumberland
Hoisa Shipley
Biamoore Toworrow
Peabody Institute
Robert Kefaures
Springfield
Benjour
Baltimore
Margaret Williama
Madeline Shipley
Jacob Warrenfeltz
Texas
Wolfsville
Warrenfeltz
Rupley
Martinsburg
Middletown
J. W. Pontius
Reformedge
Cree
Beatty
Mia Erinie
Middletons
Sheir
Herbert
Obas
Eldridge
Flook, Gaver & Co
Myersvills
Bank
Fredericks Art Club Elects Officers for New Year
At the regular meeting of the Fredericks Art Club the following officers were elected for the coming year: President Florence Doub. first vice president Bertha Trail. second vice president Eugene Nicodemus. third vice president Mary P Tucker. fourth vice president Grace Ely. recording secretary Mary O Ott. corresponding secretary Pearl Eader. treasurer Kate Hamsburg. assistant treasurer Halmes T Or. Reports from treasurer and reading committee were presented. many new members were elected and outlook is promising.
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Fredericks
President Roosevelts Double Closary in Philadelphia
A fragment notes a Mr. Berterman from Frederick aged 38 with ties to President Roosevelt, describing facial features and attire. It mentions a theatrical company Luna & Fowlex and the play Circumstantial Evidences with Miss Ragen and Mr. Holb joining in Strasburg Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Fermian
Philadelphia
Gharies A. Ber- Gealer
Vine Trust
Bertermaan
Frederick
Roossvelt
Berterman
Sunday School Papers at Brethren Convention in Maryland
The German Baptist Brethren Eastern District of Maryland held a Sunday school convention yesterday at a city church. Jense Emmert of Wayneaboro Pa and Galeth Long, Middle District Maryland Sunday school secretary, attended. Papers by Miss Rinehart and Mrs Early on child minding and primary teaching were presented, with praise for their clear, instructive delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
German Baptist Brethren of
Eastern District
Maryland
Jense Emmert
Wayneaboro
Drutkard
Christ
Kingdom of Heaven
Jesus
Jones
Reverent Tutor Guides Young Pups Toward Eternal Hope
A devotional reflection on a teacher guiding children in faith, emphasizing compassion, restraint, and patient guidance. It praises her dedication, warns against slips in speech, and notes a divine watchful presence as she leads pupils toward Christ and eternal happiness.
Corn Fuel From Corn Hunk Proposed In County
A Frederick man with a farm in the county says he could survive without coal by using corn for fuel. He claims five hundred barrels of corn could be burned if no coal is available. He suggests grinding or breaking corn into small pieces the size of coal and burning it to provide heat for cooking and heating.
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Frederick Man
Frederick County Maryland Contract Awards for Jail Supplies
The Commissioners of Charities and Corrections in Frederick County Maryland awarded contracts for Montetas supplies. B Rosenour & Sons supplied ready made clothing shoes hats and dry goods. George H Redock & Co. supplied groceries. F W Stand provided 200 pounds chewing tobacco. Coal supplies were substituted with purchases from several yards to cover until January. The Brenner Milling Co. will furnish grain meal and feed. R C Klemp will provide 20 cattle. Drags issued under physician direction.
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Charities and Corrections
Frederick County
Maryland
Montetas
B. Rosenour & Sons
B. Rosenour’ & Sons
George
B. A. Shriner Milling Company
R. C. Klemp
Lawful Grip and Bail Set in Local Larceny Cases
Sarah James was arrested on aperos warrants and kept on $100 bail after a final hearing before Justice John Wood. Jenne M. Butler alias Jenkins of near Adamstown faced charges of larceny for $1.65 from his uncle and was sent to jail for a hearing next Tuesday at 2 oclock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah James
Offcer Staub
John Wood
Jenne M. Butler
Jenkins
Adamstown
Carter
Eckstein
Tacsiay
Fire destroys Bevsloa farm barn near Mayberry
A fire at Charles Bevsloa’s farm near Mayberry consumed the barn, corn crib, baggy, hay and farming implements. The blaze caused about eight hundred in damage, with losses including zinc and grinding materials. The firm P. L. Hargett & Co. is referenced in relation to materials.
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Carroll County
Charles Bevsloa
Mayberry
CrAp Shooter Shot Him at Mt Alry Station
A juvenile named Herman Hammond about 16 was shot at the B&O Railroad station in Mt Alry by George Bell during a craps game. Hammond died minutes later. Bell Gray and Holland were arrested. Bell was charged with killing Hammond while Gray and Holland implicated. State's Attorney Weant attended the inquest and a Ridgeville jury indicted Bell.
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Hernan Hammond
Mt. Alry
George Bell
Hammond
Bell
Jim Gray
John Holland
Ball
Reuben Hammond
Ridgeville
Gray
Holland
Luther A. Montgomery
Carroll County
Frank Lewis
Elling Hammond
Weant
Ostroll County
Operations resume at Cumberland plant amid strike fallout
Frederick Myers sentenced to five years for house burglary. Harford County attendance rises. Central prepares to open Lanacanon ing. Coal plant near Boonsboro may shut this week. Thomas Bennett dies near Leonardtown aged 20. Judge Paget in Romerses county allows water reservoir project to proceed to supply hotels and cottages on South Mountain. Robbery case in Hagerstown sees bail set at $500.
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Taylor-tin
Cumberland
Frederick Myers
Panttanuary
James Brook
I B
Smith
la If Ite Mines
Mary Society
Maryland
Delaware
District of Obsatertown
Boonsboro
Wee Dts
Thomas Bennet
Néat
Leonardtown
Ign
Ellsgood Gokeon
Mater
Rockville
Leo Hatton
O Atgl
Misa Clara Hook
Ar Ater
Denis Island
Mr. George
Hook
Hagerstown
waudamas_pto
Paget
William Ti Web
Romerses
South Mountain
Washington
Pan-Mar
T. Brenudile
Barn‘bart & Co
Prohibition Party Chooses Hopkins for Sixth District
Rev J A Hopkins of Rockville, pastor of the Christian church at Boonsboro, is adopted as the Prohibition party standard bearer for Congress in Maryland's Sixth District. A Cumberland convention in August failed to nominate, so a committee was appointed to select a candidate and offered the post to Hopkins, who accepted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Hopkins
Rockville
The
Christian Church
Boonsboro
Prohibition Party
Congress
Sixth
Maryland
Prohibition ‘Congress
Cumberland
Bok
Hopkins
Meetings at German Baptist Brethren Church Begin Tonight
A series of ten day meetings starts this evening at the German Baptist Brethren church with daily sessions at 8 oclock and prayers at 7 50. Rev L S Long conducts through Monday, then Rev J M Mohier of Lewistown Pa takes over. A preparatory service at the Evangelical Lutheran church is set for 7 30 tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
German Baptist Brethren Church
Rsv. L
Ray. J. M.mohier
Lewistown
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Fine Early Maston Corn Shown By Temple Fout
Temple Fout brought fine Early Maston corn to P. L. Bargett & Co noting unusually small stalks with many ears. One six foot stalk bore three ears while another batch had seven large ears. If this uniform yield continued it could produce about thirty barrels per acre. Fout bought the seed from P. L. Hargett & Co.
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Temple Fout
P. L. Bargett & Co
Font
P. L. Hargett & Co
Market notices and promotions from a historic page
Market shows stand and stall gates on Saturday October 4 after close of market. Market opens 6 am from October 7 and runs through season. Special low Sunday rates via Baltimore and Ohio Railroad to Frederick to Baltimore, with same day return. Carpet and wallpaper house advertises axminster carpets, rug stock, sizes listed, delivery prompt. no prices quoted.
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Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Baltimore & Ohio B. B
Frederick
Baltimore
Gall
Bank to publish public notices and short articles
The Citizen's National Bank of Frederick Maryland reserves space for statements and purposes of insertion between statements. Future insertions will likely include brief articles on national banking of interest to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Citizen’s National Bank
National
Memorial Arch Association Plans Fund Drive in Baltimore
A meeting of the Schley Triumphal Arch Association was held at 619 Law Building Baltimore to discuss funding for a memorial arch honoring the hero of Santiago. Dr Henry V Walls presided and Henry Bready will speak in Hagerstown next Tuesday. auxiliary chapters planned for Hagerstown and Frederick with extension to Atlanta. About $1,000 has been subscribed to the land, and organizers expect the memorial to be built even if more funds are not raised. Separately Mrs Frank Maynard of near New Cundop had a serious spill when a frightened horse bolted breaking a spindle and throwing her headlong. she remained unconscious for hours as the wagon was wrecked. Tomorrow Princeton Buckey will sell 116 acres in Pleasant district called Middle Plantation at the Court House.
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Cardons
Claes
Jess
Jeena
Satan
Psha
Roe
Bready
Hagerstown
Sion
Charles I. Burkhart
Association
Ranaway
Frank Maynard
New Cundop
Monrovia
D. Princeton Buckey
Court House
Eale
Ms. Pleasant District
Middle Plantation
Local Notice and Meeting Announcement for Hospital Association
Public notice states Christ. Woorner Jr claims no ties to in s in business. A meeting of the Hospital Association is scheduled for Saturday October 4 at 2 90 o clock at the residence of Mrs A O McDardall. Baltimore and Ohio excursion tickets from Frederick to Rockville for regular trains October 4 8 9 10, return October 12 at 1 70 round trip incl mission to the fair. Fall millinery display featuring walking and smart tailored hats. Saturday October 4 1902 Mrs B Paves 07 HW Market St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ. Woorner, Jr
Ins
Garistian
The
Hospital Association
A. 0. McDardall
Baltimore and Ohio
Patroid
Frederick
Rockville
Mus
B. Paves
Market St
Boree Thrown Down by Electricity on West Patrick Street
Yesterday morning a milk wagon driven by Lewis Specht was jolted when a fallen telephone wire crossed a trolley line and lay in the street. The horse trailed smoke and fire from contact with rails but no serious damage occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Specht
West Patrick Streat
Pisid Taffeta Silks Trend in Waists and Laces
Waists now favor Pisid taffeta silks with price at $1 per yard. Laces in black and white include Hscurial Adorer Laces noted for fine quality and stylish patterns from No. B. Rodock & Co.
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New York
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