Advertisements And Church News From Local Press
The issue lists new advertisements for sale or rent from Rodock Neidig WN. J. Wilson & Son Local-B. Rosenour & Sons. It covers church affairs including vestment contest at St Johns Catholic Fair between Rev Gaffney and Stearey and notes Rev E BR Eschbach returning from the Reform Synod in Bellevue Ohio. It mentions Rev Genner Miott to preach harvest sermon and Rev J Milton Snyder delivering services October 18 in Fansstown and Beaver Creek. The piece details presbytery discussions in Baltimore on Westminster Confession revision, deed possession for Dingrey Dell farm Harford for an industrial school, and funding increases to foreign missions and church contributions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chaurches
St John’s
Fansstown
Presbytery
Baltimore
Broadway Presbyterian Church
General Assembly
Detroit
Henry Branch
The
Beard of Trustees
Dingrey Dell Farm
Harford
AI D. Babcock
Chicago
Boundary Avenue
Deaths and arrivals mark local community notices
Obituaries note Mrs. Anne Rebecca Staley widow of James Adam Staley died after paralysis at Utica Mills home Funeral service at Pleasant Hill Union Chapel with interment at Dowd's graveyard near Rocky Springs She leaves three daughters and five sons born March 8 1816 aged 79 years 7 months Isabella Stevenson nee Dorsey dies in Baltimore at age not stated Mrs McGil former resident of the county dies at Okonoko Wisconsin Hotels list various arrivals from Philadelphia New York and local towns A fall from a tree injures a step son of Mr James Staley of Liberty area and he is recovering Local notices reflect the tight knit county community character and ongoing life events
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Staley
Anne Rebecca Staley
J. Adam Staley
Orly
Ear Utica Mills
Pleasant Hill Union Chapel
Ear Yellow Springs
Dowd
Graveau
Rocky Springs
Joshua Main
Ofocky Springs
Kuean Carpenter
Nebraska
Eveline Staley
Charles W.staley
Yellow Springs
Daniel and
I. Calvin Staley
Ohio
Stevenson
Isabella HL Stevenson
Dorsey
Baltimore
Reed
Liberty
Gether
Susand Hanah
Joshus
Ofr
G. W.dMcGil
Is County
Okonoko
W.a
Second Day of Lutheran Synod at Hagerstown Reports and Funds
The Lutheran Synod opened its second day in Hagerstown with devotions by Rev. C.F. Aspect. Reports covered education, districts, and the Dingraghy fund. A major note claimed W.A. Wisorz of Baltimore embezzled nearly $5,000 from the Mary Jane Synod, with no bond posted for the treasurer. Treasurer's and ministers’ sustention fund details were presented alongside resolutions on fund handling and aid distribution. Treasurer William H. James reported receipts and disbursements across multiple synod and mission funds. the body adopted resolutions and planned next year’s Frederick meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutheran Synod
Hagerstown
C.f Aspect
Westminster
Tae
Gin
T. OW. L. Dosh
D. DL
J. G. Morris
1St Synod
J. Ig. Morris
Lutheran Pastors’ Fund
W. A. Wisorz
Balimore
Mary Jane Synod
P. Bergstresser
Luther Sulelman
How. W. Homizhouse
A. F. Fox
Raster
Vesters Fund
William Wisong
J.G. Morris
Laysile Orphana’ Home
A. H.studebsekr
Gnally
J. &. Butler
James 5. Kould
General Synod
Syn
General Synod Society
William Hf. James
Synodical Ford
Benefetary Education
Board of Education and Home Missions
Board of Education
Home Missions
Frederick
Nest
John Louis
Lutheran Church
Domer
Rey S Stabl
Virginia Notes monument drive and regional news items
Virginia Notes reports a push to erect a monument for Brig. Gen. M. T. Hunter of Fredericksburg. German farmers from Pennsylvania plan to buy land in Rockbridge County. Alexander Williams near Chatmoss, Beary County, died while wrestling. Alfred Leigh secures a Lexington Military Academy scholarship for his grandson Ralph Leigh. Staunton post office site settled in Col. W. E. Craig’s jet at $12,500. Hog cholera devastates Spotsylvania and Orange counties. a hog raiser loses about fifty. A boy near Danville loses part of his tongue in a fall from a wire line. Twelve to fifteen men and boys fish Greenvale Creek by the Reppahannock, catching 500 trout, some eight pounds and twenty inches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
BR. M. T. Hunter
Fredericksburg
Pennsylvania
Rockbridge County
Alex. Williams
Chatmoss
Iin
Beary County
Alfred Leigh
Fairfax County
Ralph Leigh
Lexington
Virginia Military Academy
Staunton
W. E. Craig
Spottsylvania
Lower
Orange
Mathes
Danville
Greenvale
Reppahannock
Petition for Receiver in Zimmermen Tyson Case
A bill of complaint filed in the Circuit Court seeks dissolution of the firm partnership between George F. S. Zimmermen and G. Waring Tyson and the appointment of a receiver. Reverdy R. Walling represents the complainants. The firm has been engaged in the manufacture of blind footensre inslls city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
George F.S. Zimmermen
G. Waring Tyson
Reverdy R. Walling
Simm
Arrest of Henrietta Brooks on Larceny Charge
Constable Brengle arrested Henrietta Brooks on the larceny of a watch and chain from Mr. C. Warren Taylor of North Market Street. She was committed to jail by Magistrate Turner for a Friday hearing at 2 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brengle
Henrietta Brooks
C. Warren Taylor
North Market Street
Turner
Kilrain Visit Sought at Frederick Fair Next Week
Efforts are underway to lure Jake Kilrain, famed pugilist, to attend Frederick fair one day next week. Kilrain previously drew crowds at the fair two years ago, creating excitement and attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kilrain
Jake Kilrain
Pugilist
Frederick Fair
Montgomery County Notes on Registrations and Local Events
Montgomery County reports active voter registration efforts as Thursday closes registration. The county plans new courthouse completion, corner stone laid for Gatthersburg Methodist church, and a sizeable Sunday assembly with Rev Naylor. Mason Lodge at New Market revives activity, and Carroll County eyes new schools at Sykesville and Smallwood with extensive enrollment data for the year.
Woman fights off masked tramp in Clarksburg garden
Mrs Jesse Henderson of Clarksburg West Virginia was in her garden when a masked tramp entered her home and demanded money. She threw a pot of boiling tomatoes into the assailant's face, grabbed her child, and escaped with a neighbor's help despite a knife flourish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Virginia
Jesse Henderson
Clarksburg
W. Va
Middlebourn
First Corn To 1857 Planted By Joseph G Miller Near City
Joseph G Miller of near this city planted sweet corn known as Stowell Evergreen around 1857. It was among the first of this corn in the area and used at home after maturing. The seed came from an uncle in Sharpsburg, Washington county, where he had been visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph G. Miller
Stowell
Br. Miller
Sharpsburg
Washington County
Promotions Follow Major Donn's Death at Artillery Units
Capt. Richmond moves up in the 24th Artillery as Major W. McK. Donn dies. Major Ramsay is promoted to major and 1st Lieut. ET. C. Richmond to captain. Ramsay may leave Fort Schuyler for Washington Barracks while Richmond moves from Fort Trumbull to Fort Schuyler. Richmond, a Liberty district native and son of the late Ephraim Richmond, has supporters pleased by his advancement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
W. McK. Donn
U.S. Artillery
Joseph G. Ramsay
ET. C. Richmond
Ramsay
Fort Schuyler
Washington Barracks
Fort Trumbull
Fort Schayfer
Liberty District
Ephriem Richmond
Monument Association Plans Fall Benefit at Westminster
Officers of the Key Monument Association of Frederick are arranging an entertainment this fall to benefit the monument fund and are in correspondence with a dramatic association at Westminster regarding their visit for the stated purpose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hey
Key Monument Association
Frederick
Monument Fund
Westminster
Weather cancels W C T C meeting yesterday
No meeting of the W C T C was held yesterday afternoon due to bad weather. It is believed the fostered messing will be held on Wednesday of next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.C.F
Brief Bits From The Daily News Itemized Local Notes
Rasberry bed sprits and second growth crop noted. Bridges on the Pike between Starnsburg and Heedyaritie down. travel by carriage ford creeks. Farmers threshing spelt. Florida orange crop described as enormous. Christina expected in less than twelve weeks. Mayor Broner sent Thomas Mooney to jail for 16 days over ordinance violation. New pews arrived for Reformed Church. Rosenour & Sons stores closed Oct 10 for holiday, reopen evening. Frazier’s alligator sick. Weather yesterday. mercury low. Joseph Cramer building a weatherboarded house on Madison. 32 names registered at the courthouse. Court of Appeals case in Frederick county. Market attendance light. produce fair prices. Canal brisk. J H Gambrill invites Baltimore Grain Exchange to visit fair. Canals and flies noted. Dog with tin pan tail caused street excitement. G A R meeting heard plan for Sheridan lecture. Harper’s Ferry Sentinel four years old. Pension examiners met. new applicants reviewed. William Danner inspecting South Market msins. Philip Burck opens butcher shop on Kolb’s alley. Peter Swinsell loses horse to colic. D C Winebrener buys six-month-old standard bred colt. beauty. Wheat 93 cents. oats 45. rye 65. potatoes 25-35. Many trotters entered for the fair. J H Lampe workers repaint Doll & Albangh building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. L. Zimmermas
Meer
Groff
Starnsburg
Heedyaritie
Frederick
Christina
Broner
Thomas Mooney
Reformed Church
Rosenour & Sons
Frazier
Mercury Markud
Joseph Cramer
Madison Street
Ahatt
Hersperger
Same
Court of Appeals
Frederick County
J. H. Gambrill
Frederick County Fair Association
Baltimore Corn and Yiour Exchange
West Patrick Street
Hagerstown
Cyrus Flook
Myersville
Philip Sheridan
Harper's Ferry
William Danner
South Market Street
Philip Burck
Kolb's Alley
Peter Swinsell
D.C. Winebrener
Gladhill
J. H. Lampe
Doll & Albangh
Moonlight Wednesday Sociable at Miss Kate Brown's
The social group Moonlight Wednesday Sociable Club held a gathering last night at Miss Kate Brown’s East street residence. Guests played various games, enjoyed ice cream fruit and cake, and a supper room was decorated with flowers and lanterns. Prof. Coates provided music. committee members included A Barnes Kate Brown and W Mahoney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Brown
East Street
Prof. Coates
A. Barnes
Kase Brown
W. Mahoney
Liberty School Attendance and Class Averages
Liberty School notes show solid overall attendance with 2 33 students in the principal's room and 50 in the assistant's room on October 2, 1933. Girls and boys attendance averages vary by room, with 83 percent girls and 87 percent boys in the principal's room, and 64 percent girls and 79 percent boys in the assistant's room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty School
Angistant
Larceny Case in State v Coleman on East Church Street
State vs Josephine Coleman charged with entering a house on East Church street and feloniously stealing clothing. Several witnesses were examined and the accused returned to jail for grand jury action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Coleman
Michaen
East Church Street
Frederick Visitor Col Sinn Praises City Changes
Personal mention notes Col William E Sinn proprietor of the Park Theatre New York husband of actress Gera Tanner visiting his uncle Mr Sinn and other relatives in Frederick. An old Frederick boy he remarks on many changes and improvements in the city during the visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam E. Sinn
The
Park Theatre
New York
Gera Tanner
Frederick
d_ Sinn
Col. Sinn
Train engine derailment near Junction relays to Frederick
An engine attached to the 7.05 train on the B. & O. van derailed at the Junction on the way here this morning. Another engine was sent out and brought the train to Frederick. The runaway engine sustained no damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Assault charge lands Toots Summers in jail awaiting hearing
Officer Brengle arrested Toots Summers yesterday evening on a charge of assault. Magistrate Turner ordered Summers held for a hearing on Saturday morning at 10 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Axcanit
Offcer Brengle
Toots” Summers
Turner
Worker Injured Tapping Thumb At Mrs Zacharias Building
Mr Charles Gittinger slipped on spilled material while tearing down the building of Mrs Zacharias and severely damaged his left thumb. He received medical attention for the injury at the scene and is expected to recover.
Love Feast Denkerd Orc Fest at Teeves Dam
In a Saturday event, the Denkerd Orc Feast will be held near Teeves Dam before 10 o’clock in the morning. The notice notes community gathering details and timing for the religious or cultural observance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teeves Dam
Died From His Wound in a Maryland Town
In Hagerstown on Tuesday night a man named Bail died from a bullet wound to the thigh after a confrontation with a weapon described as a pistol. The incident involved a suspect connected to a Wilkes-Barre company and occurred near a street in the area as officers investigated. Bail succumbed to his injuries shortly after the shooting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wrism C. Bail
Eicg Man Bagiwas
Samsel Krewer
Hagerstonn
Taleterizn
G & Pyvo
Lie Arms Company
Wilkvslsrre
Baccios
Hay Ow
AIDS TO THE MARSHAL Gentlemen Selected to Assist Mr Beat at the Fair
Mr Charles E T Test chief marshal of the Frederick Patt bay appointed the following alts Charles Thomas Adamstown Jacob Dutrow Henry Chiswell ee Redace reeset Edward Plumer P Merle Hiteshew Peart Marshall Difendull Frederick Arthur Satta Richard Cramer Harry Whitter Chas Rohrback Lime Kiln T Davis Fountala Mills
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beat
Charles E. T. Test
Frederick Patt
Bay
Charles Thomas
Adamstown
Jacob Dutrow
Henry Chiswell
Redace Reeset
Edward Plumer
P. Merle Hiteshew
Peart
Marshall Difendull
Frederick
Arthur Satta
Richard Cramer
Harry Whitter
Chas. Rohrback
Lime Kiln
T. Davis
Fountala
Mills
Republican Ballot Reform Moves Large Counties and Amendments
The Republican State Committee proposes oversized ballots using local sheriff and police-commissioner input to fit all registered voters. A circular urges adoption of three constitutional amendments: governor disapproval of certain appropriations, waivers of tax exemptions, and limiting consecutive county commissioner terms. Two amendments are not recommended while the third is protested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican State Encentive
Countris
Sheboa
Baltimore
Secretary At State
Agsinat
A Starvation Year Affects Maryland Frost Dates and Local Visits
A Baltimore Sun letter from Aaron Wood of Woodaburo notes 1817 as a year of hunger and crop failure. The piece cites a Reading calendar marking frosts in Maryland May October with pin holes, and contrasts the famine with Europe. The article mentions a Democratic Day picnic by the Frederick Tariff Reform Club with a turnout of notable figures including Governor Jackson and Isidor Rayner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aaron Wood
Woodaburo
Baltimore Sun
A. D
der Neue Readinger
Johann Ritter & Co
Reading
Saylor
Wonti
Maryland
England
Jong
Farnpe
Cleveland Tariff Reform Club
Frederick
The
Agricultural Society
Frank Brown
Gorman
Jackson
Barnes Compton
Holmen Conrad
Winchester
United States
George Gray
Delaware
Wim. Stenger
Chambersburg
John BR. Fellows
New York
Isidor Rayner
Marriage Certificate from St Josephs Ennistsburg Maryland
The clerk's office records a marriage certificate from St Josephs Church Ennistsburg Maryland dated October 11 153% and September 23 1991. The pastor certifies that Theony Peter Theim and Anos Mca Ad ems were united in holy matrimony with Shaum and Sal He Shaum as witnesses H F White signed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph's Church
Ennistsburg
Maryland
Peter Theim
Anos Mca Adems
Shaum
Sal He
H. F. White
Hand Mashed In Cider Mill Accident Near Liberty
At noon Tuesday Charles W. Smith Jr of Liberty area aged about 23 had his right hand badly mashed in a cider mill while feeding it. Four fingers mangled. amputation advised but not easy. Doctors J T Sim of Liberty and R Hammond of Woodsboro amputated the hand just above the palm. patient is improving as expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Smith, Jr
Liberty
Wandsboro
J. T. Sim
R. Hammond
Woodsboro
Stock Exhibit Exhibitors Apply for Fair Stalls
The coming fair garners applications from William Lindsay of New Jersey with Guernsey and Ayrshire herds, G Caruthers of Hansonville Pennsylvania with short horn cattle sheep and swine, J Krouse of New York with fine cattle, and A Warden of York Pennsylvania with fine cattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Lindsay
New Jersey
Guernsey
Ayreshire
G. Caruthers
Hansonville
J. Krouse
New York
A.& Warden
York
Largest assortment of dress goods and carpets offered
We show today the largest and prettiest assortment of dress goods at low prices per yard in the city. Also the cheapest lot of comforts and blankets offered. ARPET DEPARTMENT leads in new things with Velreta tapestries and new carpets achieving success. Many rugs in Waste colors and Odorless Gost Skin Rugs in Grey Black and Fox are highlighted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ARPET
Murder and train accident notes in Maryland news
News of the State items from Maryland detail a man in Kent County attempted a cut in the center of town, local teachers appointed in various counties, a Maryland treasurer denying state funds, penitentiary coal contracts, and a rapid-fire gun test. Also reported are a death in Cumberland, a naval visit, a farewell concert at Ellicott City, and a Baltimore tunnel accident killing two workers with multiple injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Mastin
Yale
Kent County
York
Galens
Gstacd
John K. Mazrader, Jr
Annaputis
Publc
Elina G. Ryde
Robert Mosa
Apne Aroudel County
Maggie Clarke
Jonestoun
Howard County
A. E. Juppann
Elliott City
Morgan
Baltimore
Fort George's Creek
Frederick
John F. Weyler
National Prison Congress
Pittsburg
Dearies Willison
Allogany County
Alagon
Cumberland
Anerime
Willison
Hanson Willison
Carsbarian
Driggs
United States
Naval Proving Grounds
William B. Peter
Willian Manly
Mies
Charlotte Williams
Aliss Nellie Hobinson
Gary
John Carey
W. W. Norris
Messrs
Wm.Manly
Tanstall Smith
Harold Handelph
B. Morrill Hopkinson
Henry Kuhlman
Windsor Avenue
Walter Durham
Eatery Avenue
Frederick Capes
Elkridge Landing
John B. Zink
Frederick Jon
Attending the Fairs in Lynchburg and Richmond Va
George Herbert John Murdock and Charles Goings attend the colored Agricultural Industrial Fairs held in Lynchburg and Richmond Virginia. The event is under the auspices of prominent colored men to promote the industries of the colored race. Captain Hammell and wife of the Salvation Army, who left this city days ago, are stationed in Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Herbert
John Murdock
Charles Goings
Lynchburg
Richmond
Virginia
Hammell
Yelfe
The
Salvation Army
Baltimore
Best's Trade ads feature warm wear and bedding deals
The advertisement promotes Fereis Good Sense stays and various comforts. It lists fox felts, ladies and misses wear, cloaks, and coats from James B Walker & Co. It highlights blankets, down comforts, and a wide comfort line with prices from 50 cents to 10 dollars. It also mentions a large stock at Frederick and a strong coat department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luw Pere
LTZ
Frederick
Stleoltyeth
Local Weekly Advertiser Sparsely Reads Like News Ledger
A fragmented rural paper notes ads and notices from Altrmtive Seri and nearby counties. Mentions include local fairs in Frederick and Hagerstown, Knights of various towns, and a midweek summary of sales and positions, with scattered names and items.
Great Hagerstown Fair and travel details advertised
The notice promotes the Great Hagerstown Fair on October 13 to 16 with extended dates and special B&O train service from major cities. It advertises reduced fares, advance ticket sales October 12 to 16, and admission rules. Races, livestock displays, poultry exhibits, and a Hydris Peak Racing display are listed. It also mentions a book giveaway by Shriner Advertising Company and a promotion of returning sacks for free items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
BGO
Hyrtis Peak Racing Combination
Camilar
Also Mentioned on This Page
TAK Daily News
Reresei
Peeree
Rodock & Neidig
J. Wilson & Sor
B. Rosenour & Sons
AL Or
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Deats
Mellie Smith
EL 3S
W. M. Porterfeld
Coryne
Hardsburg
B.C. En
Phenix
W. Berd
Stis
G. L. Peckham
EB. J. Smithshington
D. C
D. C. PL. Leggett, Bata- XN. ¥; L Trabue, Gired, I; 8 From County. Aris Hovsa
W. F. Townsend
A. Saliitan
Carroll County
W. F. ‘Hern
T. Brennan
Philadelphia
C_ Crawford
Providence
J. 0
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M. Ksiley
C_J. Mc
Columbia
George H. Etta
Ets
Ye Hovse
Ephesim Erb
Han
Haver
Frank W. Ven
H. Harrison
Arre Pearson
James el
Wes Hendrickson
Chas
Hendrickson
Thin Wane
Ely
Ontgomery
Vance Suhing Ting
Ccisty Commis
Hocasule
Sleeter
Buns
Umasstates En
Igen
Cukiv
Elen
Per- Bom
New Methodist Episcopal Church
Gatthersburg
Herre B Nertor DD
Presidiat
Washington
Hubert M. Moore
C. BE. Duchess
Kensington M. E. Church
E. H. Henry
Garthershore
Thomas Crawford
Naylor
E. Caarch
New York Christian Advocate
Baltimore Methodist
Washington Evening Star
M. B
W. M. Pregginger
D. D
Ipworth Sethodist Episcopal Church
New Market
J. W. Downey
Howard B. Hopkins
Frank Downey
M. P. Wood
J. P
T Mount
Dukehart
George D. Norris
EB. D. Danner
Linganore Lodge
Carroll
Mullinix
Batranes, Miber Paratez Ot
Marant Streets
Ullok
RSME
News OF the State
D. H. Best
Best's
N. Market St
New Saith’s Temple of Faust
James B Walker
Aoe
Rodock & Neidig. A Eee
Wmindles,ux Astisik, Etiits Soa
Seitiang
PEG Lan Yee
Boll
Seidli
Ghee Brow
Doll & Son
Henry Winnberg
Radlock & Neidig
Mullinis & Kemp
WLW
Lease & Co
F.ncul
James E. Walker &Co
First National Bank
Citizens’ National Bank
W. Hy. Eagler
CM. Griffith
Hamaville
Harry E. Peddigord
Deerfeld
Hameville
Omuard
Deerfield
Beil
East Patrick Street
Hia
Dew
Vis B&o,r
Hagerstown Fair
Shriner Afiicing Company
John Hendrickson
Bait Pres Wilk
Aerne
A. Poole
West South Street
Frederick, M
Derrick
Brocka
J. Doll & Bon
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