Funeral for Dr Aptor A Star Otts Held in Hagerstown
The funeral for Dr Aptor A Star Otts was held Tuesday at Mrs Ssilie H Hof meist residence in Hagerstown with large attendance from the city and county. Rev Luther Ruhlman and Rev JS Kieffer conducted services. floral offerings were handsome. A quartet sang Abide With Me and Lead Kindly Light. Pallbearers included four brothers Sharetts and two brothers-in-law Boffmaier. interment at Paul's Graveyard near Clear Spring. Remains of Dr Loomis were shipped to Washington for interment. William H B Eichison served as funeral director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aptor A. Star Otts
Ssilie H. Hofmeist
Hagerstown
Luther Ruhlman
Gettyeburg
JS. Kieffer
John A. Garver
Aliis Gaszman
Richard Smith
Edward
Luther
Frank Sharetts
Brocaville
Albert Sharett
Woodsboro
Frank N
Henry V. Boffmaier
Hagaratown
Public sale on two farms near Gorashis county withdrawn
Frank J. Stoner, attorney for the owners, offered at public sale on Saturday inst on the premises two farms near a Gorashis county. Both were withdrawn at a bid of £40 per acre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank J. Stoner
Gorashis
Death notice for Sterldhan Clark and family details
Falegram announces the death of Sterldhan Clark of Mr. Robt. S. B. Clark and states that burial will be in Mt. Olivet cemetery. Clark, born in Baltimore, lived in St. Louis, then Frederick, and Meridien with his son Stewart Gaither Clark. He married Jane Gaither and worked in lumber and a St. Louis court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert EB. Clare
Lewie S.dungan
Sterldhan
Robt
Clark
Mt. Olivet
Clerk
Baltimore
Lawis G. Kemp
Jane Gaither
St. Louis
Frederick
Meridien
Eines
Stewart Gaither Clark
Boyer and Shorr wed at Lutheran parsonage in Doubs
Mr Charles M Boyer of Dover Fork County Pennsylvania and Miss Grace Ehorb of East Barle Adams County Pennsylvania married at the Lutheran parsonage in Doubs at high noon on Tuesday October 10 by Rev G Wim Millar brother in law of the bride. After visiting Washington and Maryland they return to Dover to make their home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles M. Boyer
Dover
Fork County
Grace Mr
Ehorb
East Barlle
Adams County
Doubs
G. Wim. Millar
Washington
Maryland
Devos Paint Inquiry and Local Advert In News Days
A letter to C E Mata in Frederick MA references Devos paint and a hype about gallons and pricing. The note mentions a trade with hardware firms and asks for opinion on a two shot message, urging readers to use Tex News Want ads to reach business and unemployed readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Mata
Frederick
Shuvert Hardware
Biiskey
Br.o
Frand Cai Ik
Galion
Rasteemers
Znort Meerare
Davos Iestand
Yoore Stair
Devi & Co
Hargett & Co Se
Tee News
Bad Weather Yet Large Crowd Flocks To Frederick Fair
Heavy rain did not deter a big turnout for the Frederick fair as B&O and Northern Central trains ran crowded specials. Mystic Shriners from Washington, led by Potentate Carter Keane, came with 312 members and 400 tickets engaged. Admiral Schley, an Almas Temple member, stayed in Washington for a committee meeting. Local bands performed as crowds rushed taxis and trolley cars.
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Frederick Fair
Northern Central
B.&o
Baltimore
Martinsburg
W. Va
Mystic Shriners
Washington
Carter Keane
Almas Temple
Capt
Jesse W. Brown
Frederick
Wilmington
Del
Admiral Schley
Yellow Springs
Woodsboro
Taany Cabs
George M
E. G
A. B. Oum- Cordova
B. S
E. F. Notting- En. Bryan
B.b
W. Robinson
West Philadelphia
Norfolk
B.g
E. A. Sander- Hinl
Lebanon
New Hampashire
Waebawken
N.J
Alfelfs
A.m
Frank Kedrick
Gentry
B. G
George Fleck
Willameport
Bedworth, Jr
Riley B
Bik. G
Wentz & Thomas
Scranton
Paseete
Grace H. B. m
Eber Clark
Dr. Bell
B.s
J. M. Carlin
Hamilton
G. G
J. F. Goleman
Ballick
W. L. Rhodes
Johnstown
Pennsylvania
Bronk Thomas
Brightwood
D.C
Allentown
Dobbs’ Farry
Billy Boy
J. F. Johnson
Pima
Nora W
B.m
J. W. Kavanaugh
Harrisonburg
Lee Stons
Br. m
J. A. Sharp
Runzing
Monadnock
Ernest
Patuxent
Camara Sisters
Momster
Alvares Food Company
Oricaga
Carios BM
de Garmendise Stock Farm
Pater
Hotel Frater
Predert
E. F. Nottingham
Bringstoen
Fair attendees flock as start of event draws crowds
Starter Mills gets horses off well while Prosident Wimebrewer, Secretary McSherry and other fair officials receive compliments from visitors. By noon three carloads arrived via Northern Central Railway and four electric trains brought 293 passengers from Hagerstown. Grounds fill despite rain as crowd grows. concern raised over gambling games on grounds possibly run without officials’ knowledge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wimebrewer
McSherry
Northern Central Railway
Electric
Hagerstown
Agricultural Society
Personal notices and local happenings in city
PURELY PERSONAL. Mr C. W. Boughton of Baltimore is spending a few days in the city. Mrs. Mary A. Kolb of Washington visits relatives here. Dir. J.B. Jones of Washington hosts friends in the city. Many residents and visitors from Baltimore and surrounding towns are noted with brief travel and guest appearances. Horses fall in quarry near fairgrounds. one dead, one injured. At the City Opera House Arnold Stock Company presents Under the Lion's Paw with future shows and prize drawings announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Boughton
Baltimore
Mary A. Kolb
Washington
J.B. Jones
Mistey Besale
Roth Hoke
Emmitsburg
Ddr
J.E. Polk Grove
Hancock
Shis City
Julius F. Fry
Luckets
S. E. Homer
Weat Fourth Street
W. Clinton McSherry
Mt. &J. Mary’s College
Emmittaberg
Charlottes Bowman
Washingites
D. GO
Jacob Shmidt
West Church Street
Geo. R. Kohlanberg
Emms Sheppard
Bertha McSherry
Genevieve Wimsatt
Rowe
Yeakle and
Steicer
Samual Ready School
John Black and Nephew
W Ely
Maryland School For the Deaf
Margaret A. Best
O 0. Osrty
Patrick Strest
Lels Kerwin
Hannah Humphrey
Harrie E. W. Storm
South Mar- Eet Atreat
Margaret Morrison
Lottie Martin
Thurmont
Mig
Edith Grombine
North Market Stress
Joseph Stanley
Brent Kemp
Knoxville
G. Waring Tysor
East Second Street
Bmirs
John Tregeilas and Son
Graffoo
W.va
James Brown
Lanza Getzendanner
East Church Street
Albert Hargats
Gilmer Schley
City Opera House
Arnold Stock Company
Instaight
Tomor
East Lyore
Mr. Zimmerman
Mountaindale
G. Clinton Winebreuer
Maud Creager
William Creager
George
Bodouk
United Fire Company Annual Hall Dance Held
The United Fire Company held its annual dance last night in United Hall after remodeling. Large attendance filled the hall once open for public use. The organizing committee included Thomas G Buecker Wir E Hahn R A Bennatt Garry R Holy and John M L Young. The Frederick Select Orchestra provided music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Fire CO
United Fire Company
United Hall
Thomas G. Buecker
Wir. E. Hahn
R A. Bennatt
John 4
LI Young
Frederick Select
Scholarship Award at Charlotte Hall School
The examination for a scholarship at Charlotte Hall School was held at the School Commissioners' office on Blomsey. The successful applicant is Mr. L. Jee Hammond of New Market. The scholarship is valid for three years. Church Anniversary event planned at Walk exmvlis B. ER. chaten, with Rev. Vernoun WN. Ridgsisy as pastor, will take place October 20 to 24 with an arranged program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grarlotte Hall School
Belg
cSice
L. Jee Hammond
New Market
Tostripiss Universary
Exmvlis B. ER. Chaten
Vernoun WN. Ridgsisy
Hell
Pridsy
State Terspi Companies Association Plans Meeting
The association meeting set for Hagerstown in the latter part of February was postponed from the Saturday in Remain. The previous session was held in Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toropike Companies” Association
Torspi Companies” Association
Hagerstown
Frederick
Local Market Prices Reported for Today
The Local Mart lists prices for grains and provisions. Gorn old per barrel two dollars seventy five cents new shelled fifty four cents per bushel. Wheat No 2 red two dollars per bushel damaged none per bushel. Onte three dollars and three cents per Seckei.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walleg Dysco
Municipal Matters Lisansa Ordinance Revised
The mayor and board met in regular session to read and pass an amended business license ordinance with 47 sections, reducing certain fees from the earlier version. The Coryell Construction Company bond for Rockwall Terrace, $1,000, was accepted, and numerous bills were ordered paid. Market Master report submitted. items recalled from stalls and stands priced. meeting adjourned at one o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Somes Casa
Behell
Harah
Berger
Coryell Construction Company
Rockwall Terrace
F. Snyder
B. Evert & Sons
W. D. Bowers
Lamber Shipley & Eopat H
Roberte
Suppl Oe
Beacht, Haller & Dadisman
William BD. Hales
John F. Yinger
General Electric Company
Frederick Gas & Elsatric Uo
Alien G
Quynn & Co
R.D. Woot & Co
H.O. B
J. Francis Smit 60 | Werner Brothers
Garrett S. DeGrang
W. M. Garrett
Montrose Iron Works
Frank E. Moore
Frank Oben
P. Smith& G Son
Untor Manufacturing Compan ‘Ational Carbon Company
Baughman Brothers
John A Boyts
F.B. Sappington
Wae
Walkersville Notes Update Residents and Construction
COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE shows local residents improving from illness, new houses rising on Frederick street and Fulton avenue, and visits between families in Baltimore and nearby towns. The Rocky Speigs area reports sermons, a Prohibition meeting planned for October 31, and road work to improve drainage and winter travel conditions along nearby roads.
Local Bank Listing and Advertised Goods at Frederick Store
A historic Frederick listing shows officers J D Saber and WM G Baker with capital of 100000 and surplus 250000. It markets fur, dress goods, gloves and bags with prices, plus local events, travel fares and exhibition details at Frederick businesses and venues.
Unclear historical ad copy from Mullined and funeral director notices
Fragmented OCR text shows L E Mullined and J o H Bich funeral director references. It describes carpets, rugs, and a furniture/household goods shop with mention of price lists and department offerings. Several garbled lines hint at sales events and showrooms in a late period catalog style.
Local News Briefs of Social Visits and Meetings
Detroit visitors Grant Winter and family stayed with Harvey Winter in this county. Cascade resident Miss Viola Harbaugh visits friends. Guests include Hinedollar Kugler and Carrie iautz with Harry Waddles family in Fairfield. Fornsy family moves to Tippacanoa Ohio. Berths Lantz visits Waynesboro. Harvey Lantz visits Franklinville. Mission Band meeting postponed indefinitely. No preaching at St. Louis church October 22. Sunday school, then congregational meeting. Magahs of Petersville visit Trandle family. Shock family from Church Hill visit Zimmeran. Harvey Zimmerman family visit Greenwald. Stupp brothers from Montgomery County visiting sister Mrs. Obas Hamilton. Clie Magahs visiting Mrs. Tronche. Gallerent family visited Callee. Liberty town notes Mae Brightwell and Allis Stitely visit Munshower. attend grand rally. Egsens Hammond visits parents. teasts will preach at M E church Sunday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant Winter
Ruth
Herbert
Detroit
Michigan
Harvey Winter
Thin Place
Viola Harbaugh
Cascade
Hinedollar
Charisa Kugler
Carrie Iautz
Harry Waddles
Fairfield
John Fornsy
Tippacanoa City
Ohio
Berths Lantz
Waynesboro, Fa
Harvey Lantz
Arbelian Hett
Franklinville
G. B. Gallerent
J. J. Callee
Cbaurch Hil
Mae Brightwell
Unisaville
Mies Allis Stitely
Teesday
OC. BM
Calica
Local Trade Notes and Market Ads
Edison Phoncersph and Drez and Voser advertise mining ore from Mexico by BichSels Mining Compacy. Glise furniture store on Risrket and Patrici streets offers hardware bargains and closing out stock. J B Price & Co promotes bargains and balance sale items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
BichSels Mining Compacy
Satis Sen
Weet
Glise
Commer Risrket
Patrici Wsreets
Balacce
Shei Baty
Gomes Sioog
J.B. Price & Co
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Bistory
Lord Cornwallis
George Washington
Yorklawn
James Henry Leigh Hunt
Te Gicad
Cambridge
Easting
Leigh Hent
Franceis
Joseph Fatme
Pari
Es. Iits
Cod
Willem Henry Appleton
New York City
Hartford
Conn
Wasmieroy
TSE
M. L. Moore, Onlet
The
Weather Bureau
Wm. H. Adame
C. E. Oline Pure
John Handricksor
Marttel
Itee Norwood
Mise Fannie Martin
Urbans
M. E. Psrsonige
Ay. Eb. A. Thirlkeld
Banir Dicecssoy
P.&. Reist
Rrehiv
Admiral Schiey
Lisansa Oedinance Revised
Canoa
Coryell Co
Rockwell Terrace
Hills
Walkersville
David Zimmerman
Frank Grabil
Frederick Street
Henry Felton
Harry Pattingall
Winfield Pettingsal
Misa Carries Long
Nancy Long
Charles Staley
Fulton Avenue
Maby
Emms Mosra
Tenn
Addia Ecsensteel
Cldiesel Sue
Edyth Worthan
Gettysburg
Bernard Eckenrode
Robert Wagner
George Wagner
Ernest Weaver
Ehoute 12
Lessions
Philadelphia
Maury Shane
Misa Alile Renonolds
John Hickey
Littlestown
Mize
George Wershaw
Miza Blanche Lynng
Columbus
Henry Lyngg
Rocky Speigs
L. A. Thirlkeid
Union Chapel
Brook Hill
Sunnday
Sustley School
Isrgs
A. W. Burkhart
Merc. F
Washington, D
Ian Miss Sohnzin
Baltimsrs
George E. Shatter
Lewis BE. Leilich, Jr
Bsisisore
George Lowentz, Jr
Br. D. Z. Stell
Semuel Porsey
F.T. Lekic
Citizens’ National Bank
Citizens’ Nat Bank
J.D. Saber
WM. G. Baker
H. OD. Baker
WH. G. Zimmerman
Samuel & Duvall
Frederick, MD
Officees
Directore
Jepex Jas. McBaarer
E. Beravven
Gro. We. Burs
J.D. Baker
Jeper
C. Motrxs
D. A. Harexrr
Joxs B. RaMescas, Tos. H. Hariin, Ww. G. Bark
C.M. Tomas
Daxity
Escre
Joen Mendrickson
Bury
Curetors
Alno
John Hendrickeor
Newdic & Miller
Paris Point
Neidig & Miller
Asisa
Frederick Gas & Enscraic
Richfield Mining Company
Sowers
Market
Patrick Streets
Remp Hall
Vaudevills
HerMans
W. South
North Market Atreat
Castle Building
Stacp, KeLrer & Co
Agpsnick CorLene
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Capital
Monumental City
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
TOC
Baltimore & Ohio Eballrosd
Ous Way
Osliforcia
Antsus
Brizieh Columcbis
Lorads
Montgas
New Mexico
Oregon
South Dakota
Texas
Utah
Wromics
Sto
Formasticz
Baltimore & Gqhis
L. E
LE. Mullin
George 5
Rodoce
Thos. P. Rice
Jehomas P. Bicb
North Market Street
East Fourth Street
Rederick County
Peterman
Franklin Street
City Hotel
O. L. Kefadver
Uftical
Our Church and Market Bts
GO. E. Foster
Marcdir
B. Ekefauver
Church Street
Mbodiy
Moseon ‘Gegil
West
Patrick Street
Patrick Sizest
Appiagt SS
PSINA
Lesrem
Sappoegtor
Gane Coor Seth of
Coy Si
Edison Phoncersph
Zerg
Drez & Voser
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