Personal notes from York fair and local visitors
A collection of brief personal notices from York and surrounding areas. Names include Mr James E Burck, Mr William Haller, Mr Rhodes R Kematt, Mr Thames Hickman, Messrs Edward Cramer and George Chan, Mrs Gerrit Smith, John Birne, Mr Walker, Mrs W O Roderick, Messrs Bernine, Adison Hoffman, Mrs W O Krize, Kath ryn, Miss Ora Fahne, Nannie Dudrear, Mrs Ferguson, Capt Mil Frost, Joho Wohilleary, and Sildyen. They describe visits to the York fair, trips to Balti more, and time spent at various homes and streets such as North Market Street, East Patrick Street, Summit Avenue, and Oklahoma visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pasant
Murray
Wackter
James E. Burck
Yorks
Willian
Haller
Burg
Rhodes
Kematt
Yorrey
William. C.roderick
North
Markat Peetree
Apending
Thames Hickman
Baltimore
Edward, Cramer
George Chan
York Fair
Eile Hoovers
St Waynestorp
Gerrit Smith
Aind
John ‘Biriie
Roderick
Messra
Bernine
Dod Adiison Hoffman
West Ti
Mm. W
Krize
Kathryn
East Patrick Street
York
Aisa Nannie Dudrear
Fhodarfot
Mies
Sue'Ranels
Summit Avenue
Hegerstown
Ferguson
Mil Frost
Joho’ WoHilleary
Burkittaville
Disturbed Waynesboro Five Move From Sabillasville Sanatorium
Five young men from Sabillasville Maryland State Sanatorium were arrested in Waynesboro Pennsylvania after IZ o clock Monday night. They allegedly drank freely and caused a disturbance on Main Street. Police pursued, stopped a wagon, and detained three men at the town hall area before taking them to the lockup. The steps involved included pursuit to the Central hotel and traffic on Clifton Avenue. The report notes the men were later brought to justice, with details summarized from the Waynesboro Herald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sabillasville
Wive
Young-Mes
Maryland
Sabillas
Nill
Waynesboro
Feng
Clyton Avenue
Central
Joshune
Brief Bits and General Inference of Goce and Over Time
A compact note outlines general improvements and interest in Goce and related topics. Mentions a budget of bright ideas and general inferences. No specific names, dates, or places are clearly readable in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goce & Ot
Woman Dies by Poisoning Note Sparks Engagement Breakoff
A fragmentary diary like note found in Lillian Obuien’s room hints at a poisoning claim and a broken engagement. The text mentions a 42 North Street address and a suspect carbolic acid solution, with further references to an alleged suicide attempt and a fiancé’s departure from the city amid the engagement ending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walt
Lillian
Businges
Aren
Miss Obmen
Death notices in Howard county reflect local losses
Obituaries report the deaths of 71 year old resident near Elioak on September 20, widow Mrs. Harman and Mrs. Selby among mourners. Also mourning Keller of Middletown who died after paralysis, survived by four children and two brothers, with services set at Middletown Reformed Church. Additional notices mention Frederick W. Schleigh of Washington DC area and surviving relatives. Funeral details to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard County
Elioak
If Harman
E 1
Selby
J.P. Rinehart
Noube
Mro Deydess
Ae Garis
James
Clark
Jobat T. Hardt
Willan Gardner
Taavili
T Thompson
William Harding
Meldrom
William
Trelehians
Toterment
Abe
Middlétown
Clifford Hoffman
Altie Boone
Nt.Pleasant
Misa Carrie ‘Keller
Raymond Gain
Messra
J. Charles Keller
Harley Keller
Middletown
Saris
Clearch
Terment
Annual meeting and sales planned by St Marys Guild
The annual meeting of St Marys Chapter of the Guild of All Salate Ep is copal church was held yesterday afternoon. Gratifying reports were heard from the secretary and treasurer. The years work was mapped out with plans for first season sales. Officers were elected in a routine ballot. The Evangelical Reform school managers will present an entertainment for the children tomorrow evening at 7 oclock in the basement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guild of All Salate’ Episcopal Church
Penney
Chepter
Bos
Ros
Brea
Ieee
Keedy
Theasuttt
Primary Election Meeting At Republican Headquarters
A largely attended gathering was held at Republican headquarters on North Market Street last evening. The meeting discussed county debt, road improvements, and the Good Roads Commission. Music and refreshments were served as attendees discussed local politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Querters
Baltimore Presbytery meeting approves benevolence fund plan
The Baltimore Presbytery held a three day session in Belair Closag. It adopted a plan to raise a benevolence fund with a $5,000 target. An executive committee was tasked to prepare the budget and report at the December meeting. The group also set the installation of Rev Joe Stevenson of New York at Brown Memorial Church for Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Presby_ tery
Zene
Reva
K.M. ’ Cag
Frederick McNeill
Memorial Church
Joe Btevenson
New York
Brown’ Memorial
Runaway Horse Throws Eichelberger Into Road Injures Him
Utica resident Jacob Eichelberger was thrown from a horse drawn carriage while returning from Frederick Saturday afternoon. The accident occurred near Harmony Grove after the horse bolted, dragging the vehicle. Eichelberger sustained severe injuries and was unconscious as he was transported to a local hospital. his condition remained serious. Frederick Dorcus of Creagerstown and another unnamed man escaped injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saliscob Eichelberger
Jacob Eichelberger
Utica
Frederick Dorcus
Créagerstown
Aohre
Frederick Yaturday
Bichiéberger
Hasroony Grove
Wivers
Elmer Hood Surrenders After Jail Break in Carroll County
Sheriff Townsend of Carroll County, after a jail escape by Elmer Hood and two others, sent deputies to New Windsor. Elmer Hood surrendered following a tip from Raymond Hood, brother of the escapee. The two Black suspects remain in custody as authorities pursue further action. Local school board meetings discussed a $10 library appropriation for Brook Hill and a pupil exhibit at the High School fair. Miss Lauretta Willard was appointed to a Brunswick post. Ill and sick listed include Miss Goldie Stone and Mr. Willard Miller. Harry W. Dart was moved to City Hospital for typhoid fever.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Hood
Townsend
Carroll County
Tueaday
New Windsor
Raymond Hood
Reymond
Elmér
Jerome
Herson
Jaren
Brook Hill
Spencer C. Stull
Lauretta “Willard
Goldie Stone
Enat Church Street
Willlaw
Miller
West
Weath Street
Wa. B. Huock
Bowth
Ket
Baltimore
Harry W. Dart
South Strest
City Hospital
Sale of Maal Estate by Cramer and Stauffer
Sale of Maal Estate conducted by Cramer and Stauffer, estate and loan agents, to Mr. Jobrt for his dwelling on West Patrick Street. Property conveyed on private terms within the local area. Building described as the epic floor of the E Cine building. details include transfer of title and associated terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maal
Cramer & Stauffer, Sal Estate and Loan Agenla
Jobrt
Dwvelli md
Patrick Atreet
Jonsith English
E. Cine
Patrick
Caere
Seegor
Bride in Georgian style wedding at Chesterville
Miss Genomis Pendeyania Steel Gem-Pepé wedding at Chesterville featured a satin wedding gown with lace detailing and a white net bridesmaid ensemble. The ceremony included many relatives and friends, followed by a reception and a morning departure for a honeymoon trip to New York and Harriott after the Northern tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genomis
Penngiel
Venla Steet
Wallding
Gvening
Etde
Tin
Hopar
Elis
Yohacon
Grace Neddig
Berona
Motter
Seota
Mr. Donald
Roibini Springfield
Bolbina
Trath
New’York
Massachusetta
Engagement Announced in Princeton Society News
Prof and Mrs Henry Jones Ford of Princeton announce the engagement of their daughter Dorothy Ford to Mr Thomas A Hildt of Baltimore. The wedding is planned for Wednesday November 24 at Trinity Church with Rev Mr Baker officiating. a reception will follow in Baltimore. The couple will reside in Baltimore after the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity
Princaton
Baker
William A. Marburg
John C. Hildt
Northampton
Mass
Ata i
A. Waleler
Morton
Chicago
Bal
Hmettigh
Nathan A. Middleton
Lares Jen
Brabler
Ve Charica
Baltinere
Feidiig
Baltimore
Weirds
Frederick
Mies Thomas
M Maynerd
Second Street
Local events and entertainment listings in Braddock Heights area
Community notices for October include an excursion to Luray Caves on Sunday October 10 with a special train from Thurmont and return in the afternoon, a block party and reception at Primator ial Reformed Church basement Friday October 8 from 7 to 9, Braddock Heights casino events Friday, a Saturday program at Westmeathmontor with 25 cent admission, plus theater features The Broken Locket and Zone of the Best with Black Viper, and the YMCA Northern District gathering with orchestra refreshments and constitutional amendments discussion at headquarters No.3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luray’ Caves
Teves Fauiegti
Fa. m
Thurmont
Luray
Wealpo offers secure rooms for customers and firms
Wealpo announces available rooms for roving traders and businesses to meet, transact, and detach coupons. The note invites individuals, firms, or corporations to open accounts, small or large, and promises attentive service during business hours across all buildings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wealpo
Rooma
Ana Sransast
Nocése
Local church fund bake sale and art club notice
The Woman's Home Missionary Society of the Methodist Episcopal Church plans a bake sale at the church on Saturday at 2 PM to benefit the building fund. Also announced are the Frederick Training School for Nurses course opening, the Frederick Art Club meeting on October 7, and a note about the upcoming Frederick Fair with exhibitors and local goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Home
Society of the Methodist Episcopal Church
Stieff Planes Exhibit at Frederick Fair in October
Charles M. Btleff of Baltimore announces a large Stieff pianos exhibit at the Frederick Fair on October 19. The display, featuring high grade instruments praised at major expositions, offers substantial price reductions and special inducements for purchasers. Visitors are invited to explore, with tuning services available and a focus on comfort and energy efficient gas heaters as part of the promotional period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stieff
Frederick
Charles M. Btleff
Baltimore
Birély
Puroli
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Livi
Pagdemce
Scouetan
Fredérick
Heec
Charles Acs E Sapper
Avenue
Paral
Rover
News OF the Churches
Presbytery OF
F. A. Robbing, Jr
Harrisburg, PA
John T
Whitecounty Achool Sabasiy Pendeaty Ig
Braddotkeek
Ny Depadasta Scheol
Braddock Heights Casino
Ms Cc. Westmeatmntontor
Brokin Locket
M.C
Sap Dei
Igor
Sp ‘Wd
Philip D
Atel
National Bank
Bmsrag
Citizens! National Bank
Boranton
Frederick Git Hospital
Sounni Fediea
Seco
Mary L. Nels
Blanke
Parsicul
Art Club
Frederick Art Club
Rufus
E. Baber
Hazelton Bro
Eindeman
Haddori
Gable Bon
Gale
Heneman ‘and Cable.& Son
Borus E. Bawss
Mommva, Md
Ifarnsce
Panesick Gas & Eure
Grace Reformed Church
Ward
Eypo
Petters
Ain Batardey
Wee Pam
Erick Ma
Elcatrio’ Hill
Bae PT
Hendrickson
Suofpere
Alwaye Labking
Bogiah
Purchiec
Nyo
John D. “Hendrickson
Neidio & Killer
Nania É Miller
Connie
Felts
Géudte
Neidig & Niller
Takawa
Tog Oatten
North Market Street
É “Frepentet Gas & Ent, Co
CmaLurner
Baker's
GWM
Fmepericx Gas & Litre, Co
Fumbeal
Chale
Ess
Rpuouas
Tice
Funewal Dukcron
Oe A
Oxonte Wanker
Charles
Renn
Bral Estate
ATR Agents
Pes Sale
Particuam
Eyarry G. Tritapoe
Mike Tered
Waite
Frederick Qty
D Thomas Real Estate and
Frvemuient Bonde
Kent
Oagu
Tiloma
Cramer & Stauffer
Our
Market Street
Calta
Slabic
Pith
Bymon Pike
Shree Muleay City
Pike
Niles
Otter Fess
Minn
Bethel
Cuurek
Bete Farm
Uete Tuck
Dickerone
Tere Faran
Harles
Z. K. Young
PV Era Pei
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