Pleasant Paragraphs About Those Who Come and Go Mr 8 5
Pleasant paragraph notes list residents visiting friends and relatives across states. It mentions Liberty Pennsylvania Roanoke Baltimore Washington York Philadelphia Middletown Middletown Frederick Boonsboro and other locales. People include Thomas Albert Null Harry Snyder Mamie Baker Mary Notnagie Mabel Deltrick Inez North Rebecca Himes and others visiting kin, attending the World's Fair travel and returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas
Liberty
Pennsylvania
Albert Null
Roanoke
Mary J. Null
Harry Snyder
Washington
Luther Snyder
Johnny Stall
Mamie Baker
Baltimore
Messrs
John Musser
E. J. Miss
G. O. ‘Thomas
G. L. Thomas
Pennsylvania Railroad
McComas Bes
J. H. Kepler, Jr
Peter Fighter
Middletown
Mary Notnagie
York
Philadelhia
Henry Lorentz
Mabel Deltrick
Mise Hailie ‘Walker
Weat
Patrick Street
F. W. Schleigh
Aunle M. Amena
Eitimore
Mts
Charles E Oberly
Inez B. North
Mira
Benj. F. Reich
Reed
M. V. Dahlgren
Re. Josish Pierce
Dahlen
H. B. Gross
Jefferson
Wm. Repp
Johneville
Prudence Herr
Boonsi TO
Fannie Heck
Frederick
H. 8
Beard
Boonsboro
Samuel C. Rohrer
Theboro
Kansas City
Ridge All Place
Burkittaville
Hymeneas Baymer Valentine Tie The Knot
The parsonage on West Fourth Street saw the marriage of Charles L. Baymer and Miss Bila G. Valentine. Rev M J Maysilles officiated. The couple, to reside at 215 North Market Street, received many gifts and blooms from friends and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baymer
Valentine
C. B
West Fourth Street
Charles L. Baymer
Eaman
A.C. Lorentz
Bila G. Valentine
Elty
M. J. Maysilles
Theer
J. W. Strawsberger
North Market Street
Mr. and
Raymer
Maryland Synod Holds Long Session With Ordination
The Maryland Synod of the Lutheran Church completed a lengthy session focusing on the retiring president’s report and committee notes. Two ministers were ordained and nine candidates licensed. a per capita levy was debated but rejected, while funds for missions and education were reviewed and approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoey
Kahhaan
Maryland
Kynogelical Lutheran Church
Stewart Hartman
Board of Home Missions
Hoe
Maryland Synod
Baltimore
Washington
Union Bridge
Woodbine
Bromewick
Sparrow's
Luther Euhlman
Frederick
W. H. James
Synod
Synodical Fund
Board of Education
General Synod
German Theological Seminary
Chicago
Home Missions
Kuhlman
Charles
Albert
Aynod
Kohlman
Greensburg
J. Aadama
Walkersville Church
Utica
J A. Aaper
Atice
J. J. Butler
Gettysburg Seminary
Brunswick
L. E. Albert
Germantown
M. L. Beard
Middletown
W. G. Minnick
This County
Mr. Kuhlman
Regular Weekly Meeting Of Literary Society Debates War Justification
The literary society held its weekly meeting in their rooms last night with good attendance. After devotional exercises the debate weighed the motion war is justifiable, with Wilcoxon and Wood for and Brust and Bader against. The chair ruled the negative, and a general debate followed, praised as one of the best. A committee was formed to arrange a December public entertainment. Marriage licenses granted to William M. Bohn and Daisy B. Storm of Johnsville district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Literary Society
J. G. Wilcoxon
Roger Wood
Bernard Brust
Geo. D. Bader
A. Murry Thomas
D. Ed. Herbert
Ae Teporta
Elanding
Special
Moet
Washington County Ballot Case Questions Supervisors Power
The Washington County ballot case questions whether election supervisors must list five Republican nominees for county commissioners. The answer, by Democratic supervisors, denies most petition claims, cites 1893 and 1692 laws on terms, asserts discretion in interpreting statutes, and seeks dismissal with costs. John B. Sweeney and Eugene Marker sign the answer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington County
Ges. H. Kyalea
Col
Buchapnea Echley
Gielam
S Mandamus
Seswer
Wlill
House of Delegates
John B. Sweeney
Eugene Marker
Social World Ball for Antietam Camp No 3 in Junior Hall
The second annual ball of Antietam Camp No 3 Sons of Veterans drew about 75 guests with guests from other camps in attendance. Rhodes' Orchestra provided music from 9 pm to the early hours while evergreen decor and varied incandescent lighting set a mellow scene. Decorations and arrangements were led by a committee of ladies and a full reception floor and musical staff guided the event. Charles G. Thomas, recently in San Francisco on business, was honored with a banquet at Sheppard's Court Street Restaurant with his father Col. John B. Thomas in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antietam Camp No. 3
Sons of Veterans
Rhodes
Ativiaion
Misses Lottie Matteon
Luke Gilbert
Clara Heins
Nettie Heffner
Mamie Hauer
Carrie Mehrling
Annie Gittin
Mount Pleasant
Wm. H. Mehming
Roscoe C. White
Roger E. Young
Daniel E. Barras
C. Albert Mattoon
Harry O. Mcimne
Barry A. Young
Harry O. McLane
Chass. A. Mehrling
William H. Mehrling
Harry C. Hickman
Chas. E. Linn
Robert L. Rippen
Calvin L. Engle
Henry 8. Hamerick
Charles G. Thomas
San Francisco
Cal
Col
John B. Thomas
California
Sheppard
Court Street
Larceny case before Justice Eckstein in Adamstown
Samuel Hammond, colored, was brought before Justice Eckstein for larceny of dry goods from Mrs. Geo. Padgett's wagon in Adamstown. Goods found in Hammond's Hell's Half Acre home. he is jailed and will face a 2 p.m. hearing tomorrow. Also notes Treasury opinion that bicycles are personal effects not subject to duty, siding with Olney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Hammond
Eckstein
Geo. Padgett
Adamstown
Mra. Padgett
Beniz’s Row
Hell's Half Acre
Abrecht
Stengle
Hammond
Justice Eckstein
Tressury Department
Customs
Board of General Appraisers
Olney
Rev Beard Accepts Call Leaving Boonsboro Pastors Eight Years
Rev M L Beard resigns from Lutheran churches in Boonsboro and Rohrersville after eight years to lead a Frederick county congregation at aladlee in October. He will give a farewell sermon next Sunday morning, leaving behind many warm friends. Also notes on Electric Light: a larger converter replaces the pole unit in front of A M Landauer on North Market, with new lights for G A Gilbert store Besant Knott shop and Jesse Kauffman butcher shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.L. Beard
Boonsboro
Rohrersville
Aladlee
Frederick County
Beard Meade
A. M. Landauer
North Market Street
A. L. Bosley
George A. Gilbert
Besant & Knott
Jesse Kauffman
Frederick County Agricultural Society bans alcohol at fair grounds
The Middletown Register lauds the Frederick County Agricultural Society for deciding last week to prohibit the sale of all intoxicating beverages on fair grounds during the upcoming fair. Registration figures show 26 registered, 2 transferred, and 6 retained. removal of names continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Middletown Register
Frederick County Agricultural Society
Helone
Baltimore Water Supply Woes Drift Toward Careful Use
The Baltimore water system faces lower lake levels with Lake Roland at record lows and a projected drop, prompting officials to urge careful use. Daily consumption nears 48 million gallons, with Lake Roland supplying about 11 million and Gunpowder pumping supporting the upper city. Reservoirs show limited inflow, while a planned 10 million gallon pump and new reservoir aim to bolster capacity by March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weederick
Baltimore American
Baltimore City
Lake Roland
Water Department
Droid Hil
Guilford
Waverly
Lake Itton
New York
Hagerstown
Baltimore
Providence
R.L
Manchester
England
Frederick
Tuscarora
Tyergar
Ourea
Middletown Area News Briefs
The American Band of Middletown will provide music for the Higers town Fair on Wednesday, boasting 20 members and Western Maryland renown. William Summers near Sigist's Church was stricken with paralysis yesterday and is critically ill. After the World’s Fair, at least 100 Middletown valley residents are expected to be in attendance. Mrs. Charles Creager, sister of John A. Creager of Middletown, died in Republic Georgia aged 49, survived by husband and three children after moving from Woodboro, Ohio about 12 years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alddidetown
Middletown
Higerstown
Maryland
William Summers
Near Sigist’s Church
Midddletown
Middletown Valley
Charles Creager
John A. Creager
Republic
Creager
Ohio
Woodaboro
Favors The Frederick Fair In County Notes
In the Frederick County Fair preview the Antie tam Valley Record editor Mr J A Miller credits George Wm Cramer as Frederick Fair secretary. The fair opens next Tuesday the 10th and is praised as the best yet. The writer urges county patrons to support the event, noting the fair excludes intoxicating liquors and contrasts with Hagerstown Fair managers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
J. A. Miller
Antietam
Hagerstown Fair
Runaway colt demolishes buggy after crowd spooks cattle
A colt owned by Mr. Adam Motnagle attached to a no-top buggy ran away on West South street last evening. Motnagle had halted with cattle when local boys, known for shooting arrows there, surrounded the team. The frightened horse toppled the buggy, fled toward Broadway, struck perches and trees, and ended at John F. Stein’s barn behind the cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adam Motnagle
West South Street
John F. Stein
Carrier pigeon found and returned to owner
Clarence Main of West Patrick street captured a carrier pigeon with a brass ring bearing Lancaster, Pa initials and a jabber stamp with the owner’s name and address. The owner’s note showed it was from a released lot for Orange, Virginia, and Main released the bird this morning after confirming ownership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Z. Main
West Patrick Street
Lancaster, Ps
Accident Injures Boy on Middletown Pike
Yesterday noon two sons of John C. Hagan were shooting sparrows on the Middletown pike when a shotgun discharged accidentally. One boy was wounded in the leg but not seriously. He was brought to town and treated by Dr. W T Wooton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Hagan
Middletown
W.T. Wooton
Frederick Fair Managers Criticize Park Bicycle Act
Frederick fair organizers condemn Mr Harry Park the bicycle performer for his Armory week acts in front of the grand stand saying the arrangement lacks fairness and value for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Fair
Harry Park
Armory
Park
Real estate transfers listed for Frederick County
Real estate transfers include James T. Hays assignee to Robert WN. T. Eyler for property in Frederick County valued at 1200 dollars. Joseph C. Haller and wife transfer a lot of ground in Frederick City to W. Irving Parson for 513 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James T. Hays
Robert Wn.t. Eyler
Frederick County
Joseph C. Haller
W. Irving Parcons
Frederick City
Postmasters Appointed in County Regions
Postmasters appointed include W Blessing at Brunswick replacing W A Barnard, removed, and Nash Barnes at New London replacing W A Bennett, resigned. The changes reflect ongoing county staffing updates in postal service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Blessing
Brunswick
W. A. Barnard
Nash Barnes
New London
W. A. Bennett
News of the Churches in Liberty Circuit
Church notices from Liberty and surrounding areas. Dedicatory services for Christ M E Church South of Poola ville led by Bishop Granbery are planned. Revivals, meetings, and officer elections at Liberty M E, Mt. Pleasant, Mt. Zion, and related societies are announced with visiting ministers and district conferences scheduled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China Mission
All Sainte Guild
The
Reformed Church
Christ” M. EB. Church
South
Poolaville
John ©. Granbery
Epworth League
M. EB
Edwin Devilbies
Liberty Circuit
West Baltimore
Westminster
D. M. Browning
Liberty
Order United American Medicntcs
Thistle M.E
Howard County
Mt. Pleasant
Brown
G. R. Lancer
Prospect
Mt. Zion M. P
McKaig
Jennie Metcalfe
Y. P.C. A. Liberty
Ada Rodrick
Washington
Edith Carter
M. E
Loraine Simpson
Missionary Society
Governor Brown appoints several state officials and local notices
Governor Brown made several appointments while Tri-State Association racing at Cumberland ran on wet tracks. Other items note a new oyster regulation survey between Dorchester and Somerset, water quality issues in Annapolis, a fatal gun discharge in Sharp's Point, and a grand jury recommendation to issue bonds for a Denton courthouse. Carroll County notes report tax rates, new tax and bailiff appointments, and Odd Fellows hall improvements. New Windsor division of Sons of Temperance surrendered its charter. Westminster remains with Carroll division as a sole remaining active group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown
Tri-State Association
Cumberland
Howard
Uiness
Dorchester
Somerset
Annipolis
Benjamin Jones
Anu
Sharp's Point
Wicomico County
Grand Jury
Caroline County
Denton
Washington County
Allegeny
Carroll County
Common Council of
Westminster
Henry B. Grammer
Glenn Buckingham
John Mitten
William
Salem Lodge of Odd Fellows
New Windsor
Sons of Temperance
Thss
Grand Division
Carroll Division
Fall and Winter Goods Now In Stock At Store
Our line of fall and winter goods is complete and ready. We offer four new dress models with trimmings in latest style to match. A full stock of men, ladies and children's underwear in heavy and medium weight is now open. These cool mornings and evenings are gentle reminders of fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ingliss
LOY and Perry's
America
J. B. Statson
Frederick
LOY & Perry's
Death Comes From Ohio in Newark Affair
Mrs O F Young received a telegram announcing the death of her sister Mrs Susan Cram at her Newark Ohio home. Her remains will arrive in Frederick this afternoon on the 3 30 train for burial from the B and O depot. Deceased long known in Frederick, living here until about 15 years ago. Rev M Cormick’s father, former Trinity M E Church South pastor in Frederick, died recently in Suffolk, Virginia at his son's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
O.F. Young
Susan Cram
Newark
Frederick
Mulliniz and Kemp Offer New Stock of Underwear
Local store Mulliniz and Kemp advertises a complete new stock of blankets and underwear for men women and children. The notice highlights high quality names and fresh ladies gents and children's underwear now available this week.
Carpet Room offers new rug designs at low prices
A local Carpet Department promotes high quality carpets and fresh designs by Handsome Ingram and Brasseila. It invites calls, offers custom catalogs on short notice, and emphasizes ready pickup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ingram
Brasseila
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the Daily News
Epecia
Wasmmxerox
D.C
Pnight
W. Haperacrox
Weather Bureau
Ba—Nicale di Rieuze
Romer
Tursalt
Notre Dame
Paris
Chevalier Macaire
M. Montdidier
Cuomwer
Elizabeth Cromwell
Boerchier
Oliver
Norbe
Wurvay
John Hancock
Quincy
Siasca
Isc
Vittorio Alferi
Florence
Henry Christophe
Haytt
Het
Henry Jane
Edmund Clarence Stedman
Hartford
Charles Fourier
Lees Gaye Ee ‘Gents Furnishings
Hymeneas
California Fig Grup Company
Wiliam M. Bohn
Daisy B. Storm
Johnsville
M. E. Church
Edwin Devilbise
Katie Sim
Mary Keregle
Genevieve Davis
News OF the
John Hendrickson
Fr. V. Staub
Bodooe & Neidig
Frodook & Neidig
Brodoce & Neidig
A.T. Rice & Sons
A T. Rice & Bone
Ponsa Drascross
Roatm Mark ST Street
Feederice, MD
Funeral Dirocting IK
John A. Kennedy, Joon A. Kennedy
V. Staub
Cetéaly
Katie Crum
Weat South Street
Barry Park
Amory
Exhibition Hall
Eader
Geo
Wat. Canswin
Sec
John Gomber
South Market Street
Union Manufacturing Co
Ussa
Keller & DeLash- Mautt
East
RH. R
Cincinnati
Indianapolis
Pittsburg
Grafton
Bellaire
Niagara
W. T. Mullinix
Frederick, M
James E. Walker & CO
J. B. Walker & Co
James B. Walker & CO
John A. Kennedy
Market Street
RL. Harley
R. L. Harley
TIMES
Chavid Bultings
B. H. Blageston
B. H. BuaOzsron
C. E. Oline & CO
Tizeng National Bank
Ackichm
Wodenly
Mulliniz & Kemp
Mouzoux
Kune
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