Personal notices from Frederick and nearby towns
Dr and Mrs N E Kefauver visit relatives in Thurmoc State's Attorney Willard spends a few days out of the city Mr Henry Wood of Brunswick on business in Frederick Alexander Neill of Hagerstown for a day in Frederick Judge John G Motter enjoys a Potomac trip at Point of Rocks Jasze F R Heagy of North Market street with friends in Hagerstown Mrs Joseph Hammer Woodsboro visits sister Mrs Andrew Haines Geo E Houck of Bal timores with his parents at Harmony Grove Harry E Chapline on a Baltimore business trip Mr and Mrs Biroy L Rosskey visit Joseph Roelkey Taneytown Miss Snabell Oswell New York visiting cousin J A O Lipps West Patrick street Celeste Roelkey Harmony Grove extended visit to Thurmont Taneytown York R Rush Lewis and family visiting Philadelphia Boston Mrs W O Carsler and non join superintendent of Frederick and Middletown RR Mrs Wm O Biraly and Mrs S M Hench visit Mrs Walter Gatty New Windsor Mrs Thomas Hedian and daughter return to Baltimore after Braddock Colony stay Mr Charles Smally and bride Philadelphia return home Mr and Mrs Andrew Haines Mazie and Dev return home after visits in Westminster Uniontown
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Neill
Hagerstown
Frederick
John G. Motter
Potomac
Poins of Rocks
Jasze F. R. Heagy
North Market Street
Friancs
Joseph Hammer
Woodsboro
Andrew Haines
Geo. E. Houck
Baltimers
Harmony Grove
Harry E. Chapline
West Third Street
Baltimore
Biroy L. Rosskey
Joseph 2. Roelkey
Taneytown
Snabell Oswell
New York
J. A. O. Lipps
West Patrick Street
Celeste Roelkey
Thurmont
York
R. Rush Lewis Sod
Philadelphia
Boston
Pointe
W. O. Oarsler
Non
Oarsler
Frederick and Middletowe
Wm. 0. Biraly
8. M. Hench
Walter Gatty
New Windsor
Carroll County
Thomas Hedian
Washington, Braddock Colony
Charles Smally
Bride
D. M. Lambert
Familly
Mazie
Dev
Westminster
Uniontown
Brief Bits of Local and General Interest
Police report fishing and garden notes from Monocacy to Mt Olivet Cemetery as residents recount catches and oddities. Mr Lewis Fraley buys trotting horse General Sze in Chambersburg while Distence Z Min ships fish to the White House. Cement pavement work finishes before Citizens National Bank building. Prohibition campaign to address Woodmen's Hall at Brockeystown with county leaders. Mrs Charles L Brangie shows a blooming night blooming cereus in East South street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wim. Hing
Lewis Fraley
Sze
Chambersburg
Z. Min
White House
Washington, D. C
S. J. Tadbill
Market
West Fourth Streets
Richard Mobarly
Mt. Olivet
John Webster
L. A. Thirlkeld
H. E. Smith
Fshing
Messrs. Murray & Storm
Citizens’ National Bank
Rosenouratora
East Patrick Street
Woodmen’s
Bockeystown 2
County Central
Charles L. Brangie
East South Street
Religious Services and Meetings Schedule Across Local Churches
Announced are Sunday services, sermons, and Sunday schools for All Saints Episcopal, Lutheran, M P Libertytown, Evangelical Reformed, St Johns Catholic, Presbyterian, German Baptist, M E South, Woodsboro Lutheran, Johanville P, Waikeraville Lutheran, Liberty M P, and United Brethren. Each church lists times for masses, sermons, prayers, and Sunday school. notices include evangelistic rallies and Christian Endeavor activities with details and leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schleyarille Misteion
Sanday School
All Saints’ Episcopal Church
Sanday Scheo
Trangher
Reading
Myershire
C. M. Ocllam
M. P
Libertytown
Mt. Airy
Evangelical Reformed Church
E B. Eechbacb
St. John’s Catholic Church
Presbyterian Church
T. Freeman Dixon
E A Brooner
M. E. Church
South
J. B. Baithis
Lutheran Church
Charles F. Steck
Saul
Stephen
First Baptist Church
W. O.T. U. Hall
United Brethren Church
J. W.kiracofe
Christian Endeavor
Christian Endeavor Sociaty
Christian Endeavor Societies
Woodsboro Lutheran
Johanville P
Waikeraville Lutheran
Liberty M. P
Liberty Mf
Jesus
Wadusadsy
M C A Star Course Seeks Advance Patrons
The M C A notes that substantial interest exists for a proposed Star course under the Christian Association but many potential attendees have not bought season tickets. Sixty more patrons buying two tickets each are needed to justify firm plans. Rooms tonight 7 to 9. Informal boys service tomorrow at 3 13 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. C
Christian Association
Frederick
Couras
Association
Street Improvement Plans in Myeraville and Rail Partners
Citizens in Myeraville plan street grading with the Myeraville Railway Company agreeing to six days free crushed stone delivery if a mountain stone crusher is operated near the U B church. The council, aiming to finish before winter, will haul uncrushed stone by rail car. Also, Adams Town High defeats Buckingham 15 to 7 in a Brackingham school game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myeravilte
M. Ball
Giorgi Y W. Wachtel
Citigangs
Hagerstown
Myersville
Myeraville
U. B
Brackingham School
Adamstown High School
Buckingham
Edwards
Croneberg
Davall
Nickerson
Dr. Roatson
Adama
Greeze and Gay Set For United States Transfer
Mostaxan dispatch reports that Greeze and Gay are en route to the United States under custody of a Bearer Service Agent Fiyor. The special dispatch notes the arrival prospect and the procedural start of the transfer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasstrasow
Tam News
Maryland- Fair
Ww. L. Moors
Mostaxan
Greeze
Gayher
United States
Coustody
Fiyor
Ungrateful Decision on Baker Water Diversion Plan
The Martinsburg city water committee rejected Daniel Baker of Standard Lime & Stone Co proposal to divert the old waterworks stream to a new channel to expand quarry operations south of Martinsburg. The Martinsburg Evening World laments the move, praising the Bakers for decades of benefit and city generosity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Baker
Standard Lime & Stone Co
Martinsberg
Martinsburg
Baker
Baker Bros
Mar Wasburg
Apm
Bargain Dress Fabrics and Household Goods Sale Ad
Local notice ad touts 1925 sale of Percale Wrappers Dress Fabrics and blankets at low prices. Features new moire welour materials, rayon and wool blends, and flashy colorings with limited quantities. Includes fall opening announcement by Mrs. M. O. Gatzoaugh and Egg-O-Bee demonstration. Also promotes reduced colonist fares via Baltimore & Ohio Railroad and a special Frederick round trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suaneskia Moire
Thades
Abbeck
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Califorma
Arizona
British Columbia
Colorado
Montana
New Mexico
Oregon
Booth Dakotas
Texas
Utah
Washington
Wyoming
New Ars Loom Drag gers and New Weave Rugs at Mullinix
L. E. Mullinix in Frederick showcases Ars Loom Drag gers and New Weaves resembling Oriental rugs with many patterns. Also features dinner sets from five to twenty dollars, toilet sets, lamps including the B and I Reading Lamp and Anzie Lamp. Delivery and careful packing offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Icannow
Frederick
Russian Train Wreck Near Rostof Kills Twenty
A mail train from Russia wrecked near Rostof on October 7. Twenty persons were killed and thirty five injured in the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veaproperov
Russia
Rostof
Pearts National Bank Suspends Operations
Pronia InN October 7 The Pearts National Bank, led by president N C Dougherty, who has been indicted for forgery, has suspended operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pronia
Inn
the Pearts National Bank
N. C. Dougherty
Deed for New Street opens Rockwell Terrace in Frederick
A deed from Fresy O Norwood conveys land to the Mayor and Aldermen of Frederick for an extension of West Third Street known as Rockwell Terrace. The agreement specifies a 31 foot driveway with adjacent five foot strips for grass and shade trees, a five foot sidewalk, and no gas mains within the curb lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockwell Terrace
Fresk O. Norwood
Frederick the Strees
Weat Third Street
Mr. Norwood
Asxty
Bentz Strest
Seid
Clover Leaf and Juvenile Literary Societies Meet
The Clover Leaf Literary Society led by President Walter Zimmerman held a session with roll call and minutes and featured readings, recitations, essays, orations, and debates. The Juvenile Literary Society, led by Vice President O Zimmerman, conducted similar activities and judged in favor of the affirmative in its debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clover Leaf
Glover Leaf Literary Society
Naval
Walter Zimmerman
O. E. Kemp, Jr
Reading
Edwin Kemp, Jr
John Ed. Schell
Carl Sandsy
Dorney Sappington
Douzie Honif
Lewis Ziegier
Schalk Hersperger
Earl Hargett
Edward Delaplaine
Walter Ramsburg
Aubrey Nicodemus
Lewis Zeigler
Harold Moberiy
Juvenile Literary Society
North Market Arrest School
O. Zimmerman
D. Hendericksen
Bootblack
EB. Burgee
Monitor
Marrimac
M. Shirley
Christopher Golumbne
A. Qaynn
F. Myers
W. Branten
O. Burges
Key
J. Sunisy
Kemp
Tas
F. Tyergar
J. Englebright
Tressurer
Society
Belles Letires
Belles Lettres Literary Society
T.slegg
B. Stockman
B. Storm
BR. Wolf
Frederick College
Frederick College Literary Society
F. Steck
F. Shipley
Hesay
Y. Tabler
O. Hernandez
O. Heck
United Fire Company Annual Ball Planned for Fair Week
The annual ball of the United Fire Company will be held this year on Wednesday night of fair week. Arrangements committees were named with Thomas G. Backey, Robert A. Bennett, Harry K. Kolb, William E. Haba and John A. L. Young serving on the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Fire Company
Thomas G. Backey
Robert A. Bennett
Harry K. Kolb
William E. Haba
John A. L. Young
Death and Funeral of Mrs Mary Derr Near Middletown
Mrs Mary M Derr widow of Samuel Derr died after paralysis at age about 91 at her son Daniels home three miles north of Middletown. She leaves 10 children, 30 grandchildren and 5 great grandchildren. Funeral held at Lothersno church with Rev M L Beard officiating. Old Landmark Gone Garretts mill near Werertos sold to D W Martin and bricks to build a new house. Game Law prohibits carrying a gun across fields Oct 1 to Nov 1 with fines up to 20 dollars or three months in jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Debe
Mary M. Derr
Samuel Derr
Daniel O. Derr
Middletown
Carr
Samuel T. Yaste
Kansit
Ellis Simmons
Onastown
Ohio
Elen Knoop
Gameron
Lothersno
Hav
M. L. Beard
John W Pontius
The
Reformed Church
Garrett’s Mill
Werertos
D. W. Martin
Martina
House of Correction
Edison Records at Dyer Visarrs Campaign Event
Edison Records promotes new month releases featuring Belle Emerson impersonations and vocal selections at Dyer & Visarrs 70 South Market Street. Doors at 7 20 with 20 cent admission for adults and 10 cents for children. Proceeds benefit Epworth League. Also included are hospital and church society notices and local hotel menus for October events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edison Records
Edison
Dyer & Visarr’s
South Market Streets
Belle Emerson
St M. E. Church
East Church Street
Epworth League
Local notices and sales and society announcements
Local items advertise cookware sales with prices and items, a choral society meeting in Kemp Hall, the Frederick Choral Society first business meeting and rehearsal on Monday, and a note on the Hagerstown Fair rail trip with dates and fares. Also listed are Oyster Parlor offerings, holiday closures, utility bill reminders, shorthand courses, hardware bargains, and a store removal notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Frederick Choral Society
Kemp Hall
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the Daily News
Charles the Strote
Franse
Stargeret
Serway
Ockney
Sceuland
Sen
Ter
Fulaski
Pulaski
Pole
Io Holmes
Cambridge
An- Bar
Penn
Herlefonte
Pal
New There
von Tesffe
Mote
France
Spain
Moredo
Edizon Records
Graniteware Sale
Bares Penatice
E. L. Boblits
Gity Hotel Grill
Goodbart’s Yer & Yinger
M. B. Oberch
Fred City Hos
P. C. E. Jerici Choral Society
Shipley & Bopst Natein & Wertheimer
G. B. Cline
Salles
Rosenaar’s Red. Co. Agri. Society
Sasmot
Theae
N. E. Kefauver
Thurmoc
Willard Sadismily
Henry Wood
Brunswick
Sunday Schools and Societies
John Kendrickson
October News
Boag
Eris
Toc
John Hendrickson
Newig & Miller
Hewdig & Miller
M. O. Gatzoaugh
N. Marner
Éry
Dori Bros
Freprrick Gas & Euretric Co
Lntern
Sanday
Yis
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Capital
Monuments City
Bageretown Fair
L. E. Wellinta
L. E. Mulliniz
George
Rodock 4 CO
Moo
Bisck Bose
Loch Widir
Bodooe
Thos. Price
Rpuowas Price
North Sarket Streets
East Fourth Street
Frederick County
TOS
D. H. E. Peterman
Franklin Street
Kefauver
Offiual Specialis
Gov
Frederick, MD
Befauver
Church Street
Groceries and Peuyisio
Mores Oegel
West
Patrick Street
Bene
Hersperger
East
T.T. Hersperger
Caristure
Patrick Treet
B. Vwinebrenes
Pies
Watrick Street
H. V. Dutrow
N. Market St
Sappiretor
Wy. B. Bappisgtor
City Hall
Prorla Bank
New Street
Liferary Societies
Frederick City Hospital Association
Estes Castix
Y.P. C. EB. Society of the
U. B.church
City Hotel Grill
Goodhart’s
Citizens’ Nat Bank
J.D. Baker
WM. &. Barber
B.D. Baker
WAL. G. Zimmeralan
Samvvel G. Duvall
Cazhier
Jeper Jas, McBurek
D.S. Keravver
G.xo. We. Smith
J.D. Barns
Jepardxo
C.motren
D.H. Hanoett
Hassacra
Taos
H. Hauren
C. M. Thomas
Shipley & Boost
Graniteere
Hagerstown Fair
Frederick and Middletown
W. C. Ovestze
Woodsboro Pike
Wm. Taran
Aye
Rosestove & Foss
Patrick Streets
J. E. Paice & Co
Castles Building
S8racp, Henier & Co
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