Property transfers and marriage licenses listed in court notices
Property transactions include Union Bridge Banking and Trust to Samuel Ramsburg for 6500 and various other real estate deeds in the county and city. Marriage licenses note H. M. Brown age 25 to Rena Moore 22, and several other couples with ages and residences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Bridge Banking and Trust +o
Samuel C. Ramsburg
John J. Tyzon
John
HM. Munshower
Elty
Helea B. Storebraker
D. al
Fred. Dikie
M. Wise
Claude Scy Latte
Nereood
Princeton Backey
Trustees
Clavonia F. Maynard
Mary K. Nusbaum
E. al
Wiltie § Devi
Leré MH. Brown
Xasbi
Rena
Moore
Ida S. Burke
Frederick
Local residents on visits and travel in Frederick area
Mies Lillian Birdy on a trip to York Pa. Mollie Scott visiting Baltimore. George M. Gittinger returned from a South business trip. Rev BE Laiwar officiated at a funeral in Washington. Stewart Geixbert and Harry Schmidt weekended in Washington. Mrs R P Toms from Middletown visiting J S McBelde on West Patrick Street. Isabella Deiauter from Frederick drove to Washington for a weekend. Funeral in Baltimore and visiting relatives noted with multiple trips to Washington and Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mies
Lillian Birdy
East
Patrick Street
York
Misa Mollie Scott
Baltimore
George M. Gittinger
BE. H. Laiwar Fe
Washington
Messrs
Stewart Geixbert
Harry Schmidt
R. P. Toms
Middletown
J. 8
McBelde
West Patrick Street
Marie Stambaugh
Gertrude Kable
Woodsboro
Frederick
Henry Davis
Glen Ellen
Creeger
Brightside
Braddock Heights
Emily Thomas
New York
Bessie Caatie
Lewis ©. Casen
Norfolk, Va
T. J Michael
South Market Street
F. M. Howarth
Irving Lazenby
Charles J. Doll
West Third Street
Ruth Carty
East Patriots
Hay
Jones-Tanner
Marlone, Moberly
Hagerstown
J. W. Kiracefe
John H. Fleischmann
Mary E. Delauder
Gon. Victor
Geo. «. Huffer
Deserters From Fort Myer Cavalry Stopped in Frederick
Slane Quinn helped officers pursue three visiting cavalrymen who deserted near Biggs cafe. Two deserters were captured. one fled north of the city. The troop, L and M of Port Myer Va, passed Frederick en route to Gettysburg. A possible concert by the chamber band was discussed for their return via Frederick and Margaretown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Fair Grounds
Gettysburg
Ederick
United States
Quinn
Here
Myer
Sixth
Market Streets
Biggs
East Eighth Street
Othems
Kinnehart’s
Tony
Sompel
Thurmont
Qevin
Hagaretown
Forsyth
Trade Board
Ayaa
Weather summary for the week at the U B Weather Bureau station
Weekly report from the local Weather Bureau shows daily high and low temperatures with rainfall. Data include readings for Saturday through Friday with highs around 68 to 74 and lows near 37 to 64. Totals are incomplete in the OCR but indicate measurable precipitation on several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. B. Weather Bureau
Sun
Early entries pour in for Frederick Co Fair amid busy preparations
The Frederick County Agricultural Society Board meets at the Fairgrounds to finalize details for the upcoming fifty fourth annual exhibition. Secretary O C Warehline reports strong cattle and horse entries with poultry closing Oct 7. Attractions include a debuting acrobatic troupe and expanded midway shows as space frees for more parking and a larger crowd. Music will be provided by the Yellow Springs and Middletown bands over four days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fasr
Frederick County
Washington
Yellow Springs
Middletown
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad total track mileage at year end 1914
At June 20 1914 the B and O system owned 5799.54 miles of main tracks 2903.76 miles of sidings yards and leased main lines and totals 8908.34 miles. Main tracks include 4487.22 miles first class 1275.78 miles second class 177.10 miles third class and 41.97 miles fourth class. Since then Moorefield and Virginia railroad was acquired adding 38 miles of line and updating total road mileage to 4516.22 miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Moorefield and Virginia Railroad
Law Grip On Night Whol Deputy Shoff Oden Fined
Melvin Oden, a clerk at Charles Wilson’s East Patrick Street store, was arraigned after a confrontation with Deputy Sheriff William Haber. Oden allegedly warned the officer then challenged him, leading to a fight. He appeared before Judge Poses and was fined $2.50, which he paid. A.C. Shaw, a prominent Baltimore and Ohio Railroad conductor, died at Garrett Indiana. Shaw weighed 260 pounds and worked a fast freight route between Garrett and Chicago, never using a seniority pass due to his size.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin Oden
Charles Wilson
East Patrick Street
William Haber
Oden
Poses
A.C. Shaw
Garret
Ind
Shaw
Baltimore and Ohio
Garrett
Chicago
Bull Moose Nominates Wilmer for Congress in Fifth District
Stuart MacDonald, state Bull Moose chairman, announced Joseph A. Wilmer of Charles County had been tendered and accepted the nomination for Congress in the Fifth district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bull Moose
Stuart MacDonald
Joseph A. Wilmer
Charles Courty
Congress
Firth District
Hood Executors Seek New Trial In Hood Will Dispute
Hood executors Jacobo Rohrbach and A Keng Keefer move for a new trial in the case of Laura Kehell who won 3600 in a 6000 suit this week. Grounds include weight of evidence and legal instructions. Court adjourned until Monday at 10. Also injunction action by William Koontz against Mrs Bruce F Long heard. land dispute involves a 1910 conveyance and a 1903 contract. Seven witnesses testified in Smith case vs executor H Keiffer Debuter regarding Christian Smith will valued around 25000 with Meadows family named as principal beneficiaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacobo Rohrbach
A. Keng Keefer
Margaret &. S. Hood
Pew
Laura Kehell
Urner and
Coblentz
Urner and Worthington
William Koontz
Bruce F. Long
Edward O. Weant
Westminster
Leo Weinberg
Long
Vincent Sebold
John
Newman
New Milk Refrigerator Cars In Service By Baltimore and Ohio
Four modern sanitary dairy refrigerator cars join the Baltimore and Ohio to move milk daily between Ohio points and the Pittsburgh market. Built in Baltimore by Molar shops to USDA specs, they keep milk at 45 degrees for five hours, with safety against bacterial growth for 48 hours with minimal icing. Cars are 60 feet long with enamel interiors, resembling postal coaches, ensuring tight seals for long-distance haul from dairy regions to central markets. The report also notes a brief will of the late A R Spitzer leaving small bequests to family and a widow, with the remainder to F L Spitzer upon widow’s death or remarriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Ohio
Baltimore
United States Department of Agriculture
Literary Societies Debate Sundays Morality and Civic Duty
A survey of divisions A B and C of the Belle Lettres Literary Society reports meetings with recitations essays and debates. Topics include sports on Sunday, lessons on practical citizenship and moral questions amid long program lists, with judges awarding mixed outcomes and adjournments planned for future sessions.
Minutes of school literary society meetings
The White Literary Society of the seventh grade Girls High School held a meeting on Friday October 2 with president Clara Smith Grove presiding. Programs included songs recitations readings and journal entries by Rebecca Gittinger Hazel Shadel Virginia Cline Virginia Fritz Myrtle Baker Naomi Shook Helen Beall Edna Boost Alice Witter Katharine Hummelbaum Ruth Worman and others adjourned to meet again on October 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Literary Society
Girls’ High School
Clara Smith Grove
Edna Boost
Alice , Witter
Katharine Hummelbaugh
Ruth Worman
Senator Smith Spends 5500 on Maryland Senate Bid
Senate expense records show Maryland Senator Joan Walter Smith spent 5500 14 to secure renomination by the Democratic Party. The total campaign outlay includes 4730 35 in the first account and 600 in a supplementary filing. Contributions came from Arthur D. Foster and Parker D. Dix, with the 600 distributed to treasurers in Carroll Harford and Cecil counties. Earlier reports list 169 79 spent on Baltimore newspaper advertising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senaor
Joan Walter Smith
Maryland
Democratic Party
United States Senate
Senate
Smith
William L. Marbury
Arthur D. Foster
Parker D. Dix
Carroll
Harford
Cecil Counties
George E. Matthews
Carroll County
E. H. Webster
Harford County
Albert-Grey wedding in Brunswick by M E Church pastor
George A. Albert and Miss Thelma Pearl Grey of Brunswick were married in Brunswick on Thursday by Rev. M. T. Tabier of the M. E. Church South.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Albert
Thelma Pearl Grey
Brunswick
M. T. Tabier
M. E. Church
South
Amid Illnesses and Recovery At City Hospital
Mrs William Megrtin of North Market Street is bedridden with sickness. Miss Jane Rice, recently operated on for appendicitis at City Hospital, is able to sit up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam M. Megrtin
North Market Street
Jane Rice
City Hospital
Public sale of Frederick real estate high on West Brick Street
A public sale at the Frederick courthouse will offer three lot numbers on West Brick Street. The property includes a 40 foot front brick building of three stories with 13 rooms, stair halls, a large storeroom and warehouse, furnace heating, and a brick stable for six horses. The sale is scheduled for October 10, 1814 at 11 am with a cash deposit of 250 dollars and balance in 30 days. Possession granted after completion of sale terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Frederick
West Brick St
Halle
Milton E. Tucker
Joann
Clary
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Circuit and Orphans’ Court
Frank O. Smith
Bano
Iith
A. Johnson
aWas
Augusta Treadwell
Brooklyn Times
McAdams
Harry C. McAdams
R. and
Hhis
Cumberland
InterState Commerce Commission
Slane Quinn
Bee Gt
Keeohoe
HOOD
Miss Scholl
Christian Gmirth
Spitzer
A. R.spitzer
G. Hunter Bowers
Marlon Stull Aiker
Columbus
Ignathin Kennedy
Eanny
Maynard
James Harris
Roy Carris
Elmer Haberkorn
Duvall Schell
C. Thomas Summers
George Knock
D. Page
R. Nicodemus
Roy Atkinson
J. Boulden Waters
Kefauver
Mervin Smith
Charlies Levy
S. Zimmerman
J. Griffin
A. Renn
Roy Schroeder
H. Henck
C. Ross Wilhlde
Austin Pearce
Belles Lettres Literary Society
Arthur Doll
Clarence Crum
Jim
John Abrecht
James Marta
Seaion
Alton Bennett
Robert Leichert
Arthur Grove
Dave Marion
Roger Rice
Alfred Trundle
Ralph Bowers
James’ Cramer
Otto Reinmuth
W. Douglass
E. Rolke
F. Welty
P. Musante
V. Summers
KR Shaft
R. Fahrner
Clover Leaf Literary Society
Bowe’ High School
C. F. Bowers
Harry Korreil
Johnny
Harvey Miller
Cne
Norman Ogle
All Mobiles
Harry Routzahn
Ernest Stephens
John Fisher
Welty Burgee
Homer Simpson
Deonte
Shook
C. Cook
F.prestlanna
L. Fahrney
R. Kilne
M. Dutrow
C. Carty
Dode Nea
Hymeneas
Albert—Grey
OFI
Frederick Real Estate
H. I. Lease
West Church Street
Effie’ Eichelberger
J. H. Leasé
D.C
Walkeraville, Md
George W. Best
Heira
Robert E. Cromwell
Dill Avenue
Our Avenue
Franklin Savings Bank
East Fifth Street
Jas. C. Rowe
West Fourth &T
North Bentz Street
7Th
7Th Streets
East Fourth Street
East Second Street
Dim Avenue
Elm Street
College Park
Gilmore R. Flautt
East Third 81
Seplfair
Dutrow
Charles G. MacGill
Lloyd T. Macgil
West Second Street
Bath, &c
Center Street
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