Danner and family attend Hagerstown Fair report
County Unionville notes include Mr B G Danner and son Ed ward at the Hagerstown Fair, many locals visiting friends in Liberty town Carroll county and Frederick, plus needlework and social updates. An injury to Clinton Nicodemus from a wheat load is reported with head and shoulder injuries. Oyster supper planned by Linganore Orange for October 2 at College Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesdames Chas, Ogle
Anna Barnes
Henry Nicodemus
Carroll County
Clinton Nicodemus
College Hall
Geo. D. Norris
C. E B. Norris
Mt. Airy
Local Ladies Share Social Evenings and Visits
Mrs Stayvord laerhart spent one evening last week with Mrs My dinedth Baer, Mr William Baer and Mrs Allen. Tra. dharry Laarbert spent Saturday with her, visiting Mrs John Baer and other friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Baer
Allen i
Doriels
Dharry Laarbert
John Baer
Pawpaw Prize Offered for Largest Wild Specimen
The State Experiment Station and Hortultural Society announce a $100 prize for the largest and best pawpaw specimen exhibited at the annual meeting at the Fifth Regiment Armory in Baltimore. A $2 prize will go to the second best. Send specimens with sender name and address to W. Radford, State Experiment Station, College Park, Maryland, or to the Armory by the exhibition date. Transportation costs refunded with receipt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uort Iad
Rifth Repintent
Baltimore
W. Tt. Radfard
College Park
Maryhind
Due Tor
T. B. Svinens
Lorticultural Society
Vinol and remedies touted for stomach woes in local ad rattle
Vinal claim strengthens digestion and weight for weak stomachs. John Lines of Oneonta, N.Y. reports long stomach trouble improved after two bottles. A Frederick, Maryland reader backs Vinol. Also mentions Chamberlain Cough Remedy for a boy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruperts
John Lines
Oneonta
N.Y
Thadoo
J.oa
Wilamsoan
North Market Street
Prederick, Md
Crowds Pour Into Fair Grounds Amid Colorful Exhibits
Frederick crowds throng the fair grounds as booths showcase prizes in kindergarten work and crafts. The page notes heavy foot traffic, lively barkers, and attractions including a golden eagle display and a large china cabinet. It mentions food stalls with hot buckwheat cakes and sausages, plus concerns over safety and crowds. Mary R. Zimmerman wins $1 in a prize, with several others taking second places in various categories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Jefferson
Fair Grounds
John Francis Smyth
John Hisenhauer
Frederick Fair Notes and Livestock Show Highlights
A Frederick store showcases a mix of art and vacuum cleaners while a party critic suggests whitewashing stalls. Grounds suffer mud, with beggars and rides drawing crowds. Freight cars looped around the fairground transported up to six thousand attendees. Holstein cattle win top prizes. calves fetch up to fifty dollars and a trotting stallion earns a first premium in its class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. K. Etchison
L. J. Mulinix
Frederick
Frederick Full Association
Lerdiy
Giese
Frederick Railroad Company
Frederick County Holsteins
A.C. MecCartell
Real estate transfers and court accounts in Maryland region
Business in the courts records show Richard W Trapnell and wife transferring property to the Church Extension Society of the Diocese of Maryland, and several other deeds including Edward J Winebrenner trustees to George D Marty and to George Co Crum, with prices listed. Also noted are court orders to sell estate assets of Daniel J Manahan and final accounts for guardians and executors in Brunswick and local cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard W. Trapnell
Church Extension Society
Diocese of
Maryland
Edward J. Winebrenner
George D. Marty
City
George Co. Crum
Isaac M. Motter
Virginia Orvis Mackenzie
Edward L. Moore
James E. Bowers
Brunswick
Oapitans
Daniel J. Manahan
Cleophas Eekenrode
Wdatiel Myers
C. N. Stone
Mary A. Darsey
Planned Maryland Chautauqua circuit seeks 80 towns
Miss Hershey, secretary for the Chautauqua Association of Swarthmere, is arranging meetings in Frederick to gauge interest for next season. She plans 80 towns in Maryland and Pennsylvania, noting last year’s spread to 40 towns and multiple signed commitments for the coming year. The group aims to secure suitable lecturers and entertainments. A separate note from Baltimore librarian Dr. Bernard C. Steiner observes a rise in ephemeral best sellers and a general renaissance of classical reading.
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Chautauqua Association
Swarthmere
Maryvamia
Miss Hershey
Frederick
Annapolis
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Fund
Pennsy
Baltimore
Bernard C. Steiner
Enoch Pratt Free Library
Maryland Baptists Open 67th Annual Union Session
Delegates from about 77 churches gather at Brantly Baptist Church in Baltimore for the Maryland Baptist Union Association annual session. The opening day featured report readings, officer elections, and committee appointments. The session continues today and tomorrow with ongoing reports and planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland Baptist Union Association
Brantly Baptist Church
Baltimore
Epworth League Convention Opens in Mt Afley
In Session Today the Epworth League convention of the Baltimore District M W church South opened with Rev Dr N M Mitchell delivering the opening sermon. The gathering adjourns tomorrow afternoon. Mrs J J Ringer represents Trinity M church South in Washington County. Congressman David J Lewis and Clarence Lane spoke at a Democratic Mass meeting in Old Fellows Hall Clear Spring. Western Maryland Railroad to inaugurate passenger service between Baltimore and Pittsburgh on October 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Pillenger
Rocky Ridge
Washington Pittenger
Mary I. Colbert
Graceham
Thurmont
Harvey M. Dpittenger
C. G. Smith
William C. Miller
Mary EE. Colbert
Sarah Martin
Mary Mart
Charles Putman
Harrie Lohr
Marie
Creagerstown
Charles H. Hoffman
Mary
John Eyler
Tannery
Loys
Epworth League
Baltimore
M. W. Church
South
Mt. Afley
N. M. Mitchell
League of Trinity M. &. Church
J. J. Ringer
Washington County
David J. Lewis
Clarence Lane
Old Fellows’ Hall
Clear Spring
Mr. Lewis
Western Maryland
Batthmore
Pittsburgh
Among the Sick Mrs Killian Is Improving At Home
Mrs Edward Killian of West Patricti street who fell and broke her hip last Friday night is doing as well as can be expected. Mrs John W Strine of East Fourth street who sprained her ankle on a visit to York Pa is improving and able to be about her room with the aid of crutches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Reid
Marlony Pollack
Carl Rubles
Martha Reid
Alice Kingsbury
George Pollack
the Stork
Maurice Rice
Edward Killian
West Patricti Street
John W.strine
East Fourth Street
York
Knights Templar Visit and Olive Tablets Ad In One Page
Maryland Commandery Knights Templar of Baltimore visited Westminster with about 50 members and their ladies for a banquet after a city parade. An advertising note promotes Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a safe laxative alternative to calomel, claiming they stimulate bowel movement and liver function with a vegetable olive oil formula, priced 10 and 25 cents per box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Knights Templar
Baltimore
Westminster
State World Meeting Slated in Mt Airy Tomorrow
A state meeting in support of the World will be held in Mt Airy tomorrow following arrangements for mass meetings in ten other towns across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Mt. Airy
Fair Dance Tonight at United Fire Company Armory
Tonight the annual fair dance of the United Fire Company will be held at the Armory. A geographers joke prompts a dialogue about which city is the most important in the country, with differing family opinions cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
United Fire Company
New York
Reno
Washington Star
Orine Habit Remedy Promises Refund If No Benefit
Advert says ORRINE, a standard liquor habit remedy, sold for years with money back if no benefit. Two forms offered No 1 tasteless powder hidden in food or drink and No 2 a six pill form for voluntary treatment. Priced at 31 7 00 per box with a free booklet from J A Williamson on North Market St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orrine
J. A. Williamson
North Market St
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Khews
IEA
Unionville
B. G. Danner
Edward
Hagerstown
Nona Appleby
Libertytown
Wm. Baile
Medford
Seversl
Irene Barnes
Legore
George Vanfossen
Carrie Dathuth
Roy Eaton
Geo. Vanfossen
Edward Graham
Gettysburg
Alice Vanfoussen
Stork
Oscar Speak
Bell Graham
Frank Carty
Charles Ettler
Woodsboro
William Smith
A. J. Herman
Chartesville
Otis Smith
Andrew Smith
E. H. Hummelbaugh
Clarence Myers
Morris Good
Ira Smith
E. A.grove
Katherine Mosburg
John Ridgeway
Harvey
Near
W. E. Plummer
Howard Wachter
Naomi
Charlesville
de Kabrick
Nown
Mrs. Otis Smith
Sunent
Val Jays Gvith Rela
Tives
Paltimore
Hone
Arthur Mesburg
Fannie Smith
Alvi Smith
Proderick
Gerviers
Fragaville
St Luke's Lutheran Church
G. A. Stockman
Washington
J. Z. Culler
Ralpl
Churchill
William Dl.culler
Wilbur Culler
Ares
C. N. Trundle
Trundle
Carroll Null
A. OM. Castle
Douglass Castle
Fatty
Raymond Iyler
G. BW. Culler
Arthur
J. Iargett
Cleveland Arnold
Snoots
Violet
Arlington
Cox
Boston
Iarry Rhoderica
Luther Feaga
A. c. Feaga
I. M. Foeaga
Stiss Mary Milbner
Smithsburg
Charles Derr
W. OW. Culter
Adaimustown
DB. M. Culter
Charles Merr
GC. J. Derr
Nina Null
H. J. Beard
Troutvilly
Margaret Ledwidge Spe
Alten Bowen
Lionerstown
Joy Strine
Johnsville
Isaac Strine
David Mra
Roy S. Moore
Union Bridge
J. M. Young
Annie Iloff
Joseph Fox
Matilda Delaplane
Thiurmont
Moses Winebrenner
James
Willan Winebrenner
Motters Station
Marian Havner
Linganore
Robert Hickerson
Germantown
Charles Poole
Margaret Hobbs
Lisbon
Dasil Glisan
Mary Marlin
Martinsburg
W. Va
Plm. Stultz
Calansville
Bear
Fanity
James Dayhoff
Washington, D. C
Bartel
Stewartstown
Daniel Young
Herbert Smelser
D. Smelser
Agnes Watkins
Wivira Moxley
Myr Wilton Kash
Utica
Stiner Ramsburg
Prederick
Kate Rhine
Wiliam Baer
J. Morgan
Lewistown
John Troltsople
Allen Bortner
Sidney Angleberger
John Wachter
John Haer
Hamilton Derr
Ethan Wachter
George Cramer
Raymond Lenhart
Mamie Wachter
Am da Wachter
William Lenhart
John Voltzople
Carey Taylor
Wiliam Taer
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Germany
Barry
Albert von Hoffe Mar
Stuttganl
Leiutenants Gericke
tSnler
Berlin
John Barry
Tow
Copeland
Payton
Ohio
Chamberlain
Mary R. Zimmerman
Eloise Lipps
Huat
John Martz
Emloise Pout
Pearl Culler
Helen Jumin
Margaret Luckey
Inyer
Lillie Wolt
Charlotte Mohler
Woad
Walter D. Mehy- Hing
Louis Hench
Ste
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Edwin Duvall
Prince
R. ¥. Smith
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Besant & Fott
R. Rush Lewis
Frederick, Md
C. L. Kefauver
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Frederick Ma
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Cleveland
A. L. Pearre
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