Notable Residents and Visitors Move Through Town
A string of residents and guests are noted: Mrs J Alexander Shriver of Baltimore, Mr E O Weaver of Westminster, Dr and Mrs F B Smith returning from New York, Mr and Mrs James J Zummerman of Baltimore visiting the city, and Harry O Mchane planning to attend the Peace Jubilee in Philadelphia. Mrs Taylor Darby and son have returned home, Miss Clara Steiner from Baltimore visits, Mr and Mrs Luther Jr McBride of Brunswick staying with relatives in the West, Mrs Ed Rogers and children from Ourmont heading to New Haven to settle, John J Koontz and wife from Handl, Washington County visiting Koontz’s aged mother in Harmony, Mrs Otto Ringel visiting county relatives, J R C Coombs of Baltimore visiting Maryland Chapter, C E, Mrs Vincent Lanner and daughters from near Middletown traveling to Pittsburg, Captain John H Little of Shepherdstown and wife have retired to Shepherdstown after summering in Middleton, and Miss Lulu Landis visiting Cumberland valley via Hagerstown to Carlisle before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry O. Mchane
Philadelphia
Taylor Darby
Clara Steiner
Samaelady School
Baltimore
Luther Jr. McBride
Ofunswick
Ed. Rogers
Urmont
New Haven
John J. Koontz
Handl
Washington County
Koontz
Harmony
Otto Ringel
Orge Ringel
Near West
Lebanon
Viana
J. R. C. Coombs
Maryland
C. E
Vincent Lanner
Fannie O
Ezra Achley
Middletown
Pittsburg
John
H. Little
Spherdstown
W. Va
Middleton
Shepherdstown
Lulu Landis
Cumberland Valley
Pennvania
Hagerstown
Carlisle
School Board Two Days Session Decides Local Matters
The County School Board met over two days to address Montgomery county concerns and a long unsettled matter about seats for students. An exchange agreement between counties was formed, Lafayette commemorations were set for November 25, and a monument fund collection was planned. Charlies McPherson earned a scholarship at the Maryland Institute. Trustees were named for Barkittsville and Lander schools, a petition for Park Mills seat considered, and arithmetic texts updated. An annual report and secretary’s accounts approved. $10 appropriations granted to city high schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery County
Clars
Montgom County
Orange
Nory
Lafayette
Aol
Charlies McPherson
School of Art
Ign
Maryland Institute
Iter
M. Morine
W. C. Kern
Les Pfeifer
Barkittsville
Eorge
Laader
Clinton Grimes C. Adams
Lander
Park Mills
Locks
Scott
North Market Street
Catholicism in Frederick Chronicle of St John’s growth
A historical overview of Frederick Catholicism recounts St John’s Church, the Convent, St John’s Institute and the Novitiate as the region’s evolving center. From early Jesuit aid to building a grand new church, the article notes key figures, education, vocations, and the leadership of Fr O Rourke, including modernization like electric lights and plumbing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John's Church
the Convent
St. John's Institute
Novitiate
Privsta
Jesus
Elis
Malave
Tli Jubois
Tr. Mellroy
St. John’s Laterary Institution
St John's College
Eptirely
Fr McEloy
John’s Church
Fr. McElroy
Fr McHiney
Frederick
Paw Fy. Ward
Wr. O'Callahan
LSU
Yeo Fr O Rourke
St. Joseph’s Villa
Remai
The Frederick Catholic Mission and St John Church
Beginning in 1763 a small brick chapel served local Catholics until a larger church rose from its ashes. Jesuits and secular clergy guided growth through 1837 when St John’s Church was dedicated in Frederick amid a grand rite led by Archbishop Eccleston and notable bishops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Framback
Germany
Frederick
Maryland
Walton
St. John’s
John Daiois
Br. Dubois
St. Louis
Baltimore
Dubois
Roger Brooke Taney
Fr. Dubois
Malave
Caroli Manor
Liberty
St. John’s Church
St. John's
Rome
Eccleston
Pr. McElroy
White Marsh
Church Street
Dzierozynsky
Father
McElroy
Stovestreet
Muiledy
Villizer
Barber
DeNeckere
Blenkineof
McAtee
Father Villiger
Father Muiledy
Father Daierozynsky
Father Barber
Father Paresco
Offee
Funeral of Mrs Jol Rohiv in All Saints Church
The funeral service for Mrs Jol Rohiv was held at All Saints Episcopal Church conducted by Rev. Osborne Ingo. A large attendance included grief stricken relatives and friends. Mourners sent floral emblems from groups such as the Daughters of the Revolution Red Cross Society Historical Society and Wey Monunmut Association. Interment followed at Mt Olivet Cemetery with A J Rice & Sons directing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mas
Jol Rohiv
Dhs
Aetoravion
So'clobh
All Saints’ Episcopal Church
Osborne Ingo
Trivedi
Desiena
Daughters of the Revolution
Red Cros Society
Historical Society
Frederick
Nelson
Yellatl
Lowsons
Soue
Richard Dallam
Annapolis
Moxa Neill
Hagerstown
Has. Nelwon
Kemp
Babtinore
Ales.Neill
Jn Keretown
Mes
Towson
Ritchie
Chicago
Black
Charlestown
W. VI
John A. ‘Tompkins
Baltimore
Mt. Olivet
A. J. Rice & Sons
Woman with power of attorney seizes David Carlin property
Mary Sutton, claiming a Buffalo power of attorney for David Carlin, gained entry to his Frederick home, searched for funds, found about 35 dollars, then took Constable Brast as her agent to manage tenants. She later left for Buffalo while Carlin’s associate Henry Thompson notes Carlin resides with her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Doc Carlin
Duffaly
WL Y
Buffalo
Ten
Frederick
Carly
Mary Sutton
Carla
Frank L. Stover
Tour Lewis
Carhin
Aneli
Buattalo
Carlin
Market Prices at The Loyal Mart Frederick
Wheat quoted at 72 cents per bushel with no change since yesterday Corn shelled at 30 cents per bushel and a barrel price of $1.50 News brief reflects local grain pricing and store data
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Mrs Ritchie Death Prompts DAR and Auxiliaries Resolutions
At the Fresenck Chapter DAR meeting on October 20 at Mag Eleanor Potts home, resolutions honor Mrs Betty H M Ritchie as a guiding, cheerful leader. Frederick Chapter and Scott Schley Auxiliary in Frederick MD also express sympathy, praising her patriotism, charity, and steadfast service to religious, educational and civic causes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fresenck
Daughters of the American Revolution
Thorsday
Mag Eleanor Potts
Frederick
Betty H. M. Ritchie
Ritchie
Moe
The
Frederickens
American Monthly Magazine
Scott Schley
Frederick City
Maryland
National Red Cross Association
Bettie Harrison Maulsby Ritchie
B. H. M. Ritchie
Donald McLean
Edith Ritchie
Ratchie
Local Fall and Winter Opening At Carty’s Furniture
A notice lists a Fall and Winter opening featuring a 1.50 solid oak five drawer chest at Carty’s Furniture. The event runs Thursday and Friday October 27 and 28 with a display of hats, bonnets, and millinery novelties. Also advertised are related sales at Blumenauer & Co and other Patrick Street stores, plus assorted goods and hospitality notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rlesman
Brown Bros. Co
Goldsbouronga
Hamilton Lindsay
Arm Hand
McMurray Packing Co
Urpets
Rodock & Co
R. & D. Mantratement County Commissioners
Uutters
Lowenstein & Wertheimer
Ty Goods
John Hendrickson
Arpets Co
Carty’s Furniture
Rall
Blumenauer & Bon
Patrick Streat
Seesee
Blumenauer 6 Co
Patrick Street
Blumenauer & Co
Exclusive Carpet House Exhibition in Fredench
L. K. Mulliniz promotes a large carpet stock at his exclusive carpet house. He emphasizes specialization, widest seasonal selection, and competitive pricing in Fredench, inviting customers to inquire about prices and view the stock.
Shorthand School and Jubilee Travel Offers Promoted
An evening class in shorthand and typewriting starts October 17 at the Woman's College with George W. Lough as instructor. The Grand Peace Jubilee in Philadelphia October 26 27 prompts B&O Railroad round trip tickets at one fare, good Oct 24 27 return by Oct 31 19S. Also ads for eye ear nose throat care and free spectacle exams at 26 N Market Street City Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s College
George W. Lough
East Patrick Street
Philadelphia
Baltimore and Ohio R. R
Hicket
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Vt. Wm
Boteler
N. Market Street
Residence City Hotel
BECLINE'S CARPET STORE PROMOTES WIDE SELECTIONS
An advertisement touts C. Becline's Carpet Store offering a vast range of carpets including Brussels ingrain rag and jute rugs as well as wall coverings and portieres. The note claims the store is the largest in the state section, with a larger stock than competitors and invites customers to visit to see the selection and have rest handled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taferta
Taue
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Daily News
Me—Athalutan
Wagland
Ewrepeyns
American Aborbeines
Aurangzeb
Wal Born
Aubigne
Nantes
Ter Edmund Waller
Windsor
Sir Philp Francis
Dublin
Franz Liss
Meérie d
Robertson County
Tenn
Juhin Winter
Harvard University
Cambridge
Wasuineros
W. L. Moors
J. Alexander Shriver
Baltiore
E.O. Weaver
Westminster
F. B Smith
New York
James J. Zummerman
Ely Yestern
Merril Moberly
Calvin Natt
Fredericks
England
Pennsylvania
Emmitsburg
Conewago
Father Williams
St John's Church
Georgetown
St. Jon's
Brady
Gand
AL Wall
Lowe
Aenea
Europe
Bt. Julia's School
Gov. Lowe
Leo Dnott
Charat
Williams
Hunter
Apter
David Carlin
D. A. Sr
Henrietta Maria WilLass
Mintan Gray Eicheberger
Minsig Leche Mences
Sleanor Minvoen Jonson
A BR. & D. Mantz
South Market St
Brussels
George S. Rodock & Co
Groff Hotel
George Ehret
A. P. Marsh
Court Street
Casas. L
Kolb
N_ Market St
Sam
Samuel C. Titlow
L. K. Mulliniz
Theoty
Fredench
L. FE
Patito
Itty Fom
Raney Matsle
Ad Co
Ale Wall
Ana Alley Comet
Gulf Capes
Wudauy
Cadies
Joux Laxoniceson
P.S
Neldig & Miller
Nuno & Mazen
Kodovk der Nejdig
Clinton E. Main
Ciamron E. Mann
N. Market St
TNE
Barga
GEO. & Rodook & Ci
A. T. Rice & Sons
A. T. Rice & Sons Funeral Directors
Guneral
Hongenold
Birk
Frederick, M
New Buck
NEW Cornmcal
FE .V. Stars
Northwest
Wid Ours
Market Stres Nations NA
Sulorne
ASRNC
Dale Oy
Ernbolaxabhodh Sresiden
James WS Mascx
DL Mou
Prichard
Matace
Bakes Johnson
2034
Market St
Ralling Grocery Vo
N. Market
Ramsburg
BE. Ramsburg
C. E. Rassoze
Seeman Cena
Caliton Shaper
East Lexington
Baltimore, MD
U. S
Collectiom
Milton
Urner
Clayton O. Kasay
Hammond
Rner
Erewyn Orner
Chancery
Baulty Am Testamentary Business
Ofpvnges
Record Street
Com Bouve
McHisdewt Arles P. Levy
Generos
Handa
Janisdawie D
R. C. Nicodewus
Graduste
University of Maryland
Markell & Trail
Markell
Arthuri Trab
Manrszux & Tran
Eri
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