Consensus of Current Events in County Towns
Local items note visits by Mr Calvin Main of Dayton and Miss Dove Stevens, with friends in Taneytown and Walkersville. Frederick Fair attendance, a Powehkeepzie college graduate, and millinery purchases are highlighted. Accidents include a sprained ankle, a broken wrist, a severe stomach injury, and a gun accident. Church events and revivals are announced for early November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Nettle Matthias
Walkereville
Chariles
J. W. Robinson
Mr. Chatles
W. Loy
Loy’s
Van Osten Three Star Comedy Trio Storm Bound at City
The Van Osten three star comedy show scheduled for the city theater is storm bound and cannot reach the venue. Promoters say the show will be rescheduled once travel conditions improve and ticket holders will be notified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Osten
Prs Entertainment
Alleged Shortage At Express Firm Sparks Sympathy In Frederick
W Scott Van Fossen a Baltimore express company route agent and W Irving Parsons of Fidelity and Casualty examined accounts at the Baltimore and Ohio depot in Frederick after Van Fossen was removed. Bonded for 200 to the Fidelity company, Van Fossen’s friends blame a bookkeeping error. Affected by the incident, supporters seek reinstatement, noting his integrity and good character in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agen
W. Score van Fossen
W. Scott van Foseen
van Foesen
Benzy Baller
van Foessen
Express Company
van Fossen
Fidelity Company
von Fossen
van Foscen
Frederick
Medalry End
Great Frederick Fair Ball Shines With Dance and Decor
The Great Fair ball held Friday night in Frederick featured ornate palms and evergreens, with music by the City Opera House Orchestra. A committee led by Mesare Wolfe and Roger B. Wood coordinated the event, followed by a midnight repast and a long list of attendees from Baltimore to Staunton, including Mrs. Wa. P. Maulby and Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Eichelberger among many others. The paper notes the elegant decorations and the extensive social turnout from various towns and states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Hallas
Lacies
Afleses Manisby
Misses Potta
Bilas Alles Routzabn
Bliss Carolyn O’connel
City Opera House
Mesare
Thoe. Wolfe
Roger B. Wood
Mrt
Birs Wa. P. Maulby
E. 5. Eichelberger
G. W. Kors, Jr
Robert Gambrill
D.C Wirebrewer
Dudley Page
Arthur Beelzy
W. C. Keller
W. C. Keller, Mr. and Mra. Baker Johnson
Edgard
Grove
O. W. Ross, Sr
Santa Chapline
Mire
John A .Markell
Bire
Blake
Zire. Wore
Mra Evans
Helen Schrey
J. Roger McSherry
Misa Els Plamen
Rose Baer
Misa Marie Cethl
Maulsby
Misa Fannie Floyd
Mina Lynn Ritchie
Missea Cornelia
Nannie Pottis
Baud Truchie
Euotse Young
Nellie Getzendanner
Nannie Johnson
Rosa Chapilne
Alice Routzabn
Aitie Cornelia Dattow
Mies Stele Garrett
Florence Wolfe
Katie
Henrietta Goldsborough
3Rlam Evans
Miles
Loxtre Knodgrass
Martins— Iburg
W. Va
Miss &Eften
Cherry Bar
Rissa Krebler
Hagerstown
Roberts
Sewart
Jare B. Thomas
Bills Blanche Gambrill
Westminster
Mies Maud Entgisle
Mies Rosalie Johns
Aliss
Hay
Washkington
Bliss Carolyn O'Connell
Mayfieid
Mr. Carr
Vernon
Bitmore
Miss Richardson
Hoboken
WN. J
Fontleroy
Staunton
Lutes
Elias Harrleen
Leesburg
Olein
Pinsburg
Turner
Philadelphia
Fith Iyn Page
Princess Anne
Bliss Rutherford
Harrisburg
Allnutt
Dawronvisis
Beli Booyer
Shepherdstown
W. V A
Romney
R. B. Ross
Harry
Eugene Grove
Thomas
Harry Chsrle
Edwin
William Markell
Louis Nixdoll
Frank Barghman
Trandle
Ira J. McCurdy
Howard Brugh
George Dennla
Arthur Willard
Dobnron Dutrow
Bruce Howard
Frank Smith
Richard Potte
Dorsey
G. H. Medders
J. B Ristenhouse
Robert Kunkle
Harold Kantle
del. Geo
W. FF. Vernon
A. J. Carr
A. M. Henlock
Howard Warfield
Baltimore
Horace Clark
Harry Qayan
St. Louis
Woolville
J. K. Pickett
Fenton Bradford
David Porter
Washington
Donald MePterson
Gettyeburg
Frank Hutton
Montgomery County
Bid
D. M. de Garmeneis
Doubs
Bams Johnson
Adamstown
H. P. Schley
W. Ws
Wm. Stewart
Mattlesburg
W. Frank Thomas
Guy W. Steele
T. Neala Parke
Kingsbury
Lent. Short
Mr. Meson Chichester
Lonsdown County
Salt Brings Water to Wells Say Town Testimony
The article claims salt applied to wells can raise water levels quickly. It cites recent town experiments and testimonials from Dr Rickell Emory James and the editor, noting increases of about one foot within 24 hours and urging others with scarce water to try the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hy Gerald
Rickell
Emory James
James Caya
Churches Announce Varied Sunday Services Across City
Sunday services fill city and county programs from Methodist and Baptist groups to Friends year meetings. Cardinal Gibbons dedicates St Anthony’s Church at Mt St Marys Emmitsburg while Centre Sunday School in Jimtown plans a November 6 entertainment to raise funds for chapel building. A Maryland mute missionary speaker Rev Joseph Wolluse draws large crowds in Frederick City for a fundraiser. The Market Street M E Church reports a $102 collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist
E. Lacopal Tishopa
Baltimore
Maryland Baptist Union
Hampden Church
Yearly Meeting of
Baltimore Friends
San Francisco
Womsu
Method
Seraion
Fayette Street
Ballmere
Jobn R. Andrews
Ali
Saints’ Chapel
Hla
General Conference
Lety
AL Paricrz
Cecavog
Bishop & B
Annwile
L. Grimm
P. E
Balti ‘More
ST Anthony's Church
Cardinal Gibbons
St. Anthonay of Padua
Mt. St Mary’s
Emmitsburg
Archbishop Elder
Cincleai
McGoyvern
Harrieburg
Curtis
G. %. Devine
Gallimore
Centre Sunday School
Union Center Senday
Jimtown
Franklin Zentz
Zentz
Bir
Zents
Zen’z Thia
Starid
Winchester
Joseph E. Fyolltse
Frederick City
Market Street
Joseph P. Wson
Voiluse
Motes
Wollause
Washington
United States
Volluse
Maryland
Virginia
West Vicals
Pennsylvania
iGhurch
Tyre on ThE Wotan OF DEATH
Mr. Lee Lewis aged 72 died at Foxville Thursday before noon. Death suspected from apoplexy. Services held at Methodist church Saturday at 10 oclock conducted by Rev. Isaac Lovell. Survived by wife and three sons. Luther Creager funeral director. Mrs Samantha Hoover wife of Adam Hoover of Philadelphia died Sunday 17 Instant after brief pneumonia at age 23 years 1 month 4 days. Services at Lutheran Church Foxville Tuesday 3 oclock. Interment in church cemetery. Survived by husband four children, parents, brothers and sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leer
Lee E
Lee Lewis
Foxville
Methodist
Isaac Lovell
Pellbesters
T.C Fox
David Tom
Ephaim Hanver
Wm. L. Buhrman
T. Brown
David Buhrman
Luther Creager
Hoover
Samantha L
Adam Hoover
Phila
Washington County
Birsm A
Mary Wolf
J. M.euitian
Sever
Hymeneal Notice for Fogle Etaull Walkersville Wedding
Hymeneal notice records the marriage of Hackey At. Fogle to Hoss B. stanl at United Brethren in Welkersville October 21 officiated by Rev. Barshinger. Also announces the engagement and upcoming marriage of Charles S. Houck to Emma Virginia Cromwell at the Walkersville Methodist church on Wednesday November 4 at 4 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fogle—Etaull
Brethres Par— Sonsge
Welkersville
D Barshinger
Hackey At. Fogle
Mies Hoss B. Stanl
Frederick County
Charles S. Houck
James Houck
Mies Emma Virginia
Wm. Cromwell
Walkersville
State engineers and county road boards proposed for Maryland
Restoration era plan aims to create a state engineer and county road boards to oversee road improvement. Provisions specify governor appointment, biennial reports, and funding, with county boards to manage highways and bridges, levy cash taxes, and allow county detail of engineers to aid local projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Maryland Road League
Beague
Senate
Board of Public
General Assembly
Road Commission
Treasury
Engineers Department
County Board of Highways and Bridges
Frederick County Floricultural Society Flower Show Notice
Large posters announce the seventh annual exhibition of the Frederick County Floricultural Society at East Patrice skating rink from Tuesday November 2 to Friday evening November 5. Promoters invite public support and mention plans for a guest show during the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Maryland Knights Templar Grand Commandery Meeting
The twenty seventh annual convocation of the Grand Commandery of Maryland Knights Templar will meet at the Masonic Temple on North Charles Street in Baltimore starting November 23 at eight o clock p m and continue two days. Maryland has twelve commanderies entitled to representation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Knights Templar
Grand Comasnadery
Masonic Temple
North Charles Street
Baltimore
Grand Commandery
Property Deeded and Transfers in Bracewick and Frederick
Jennie E Reach and husband transfer property to In Bracewick STS CO. Thomets J Cannon and wife deed to Humphreys lot in Bracewick for 400 dollars. Announce M Ketter and husband with Barnes A Seibert deed to Rebecca Caro line Seibert estate in Frederick city for 275 60. Frederick Riflemen to be inspected tonight by Col T Mumford MD National Guard. Hood’s Sarsaparilla cited as economy with 200 doses for one dollar claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie E. Reach
Wm AL Grog
Bracewick
Sts CO
Thomets
J Cannon
Humphreys
M Ketter
Barnes A. Seibert
Rebecca
Ard
Caroline Seibest
Fredssick City
Frederick
Col. T. Mumford
Maryland National Guard
Hood
Purely Personal Social Notes From Various Cities
Purely personal items listing movements and visits. David Liebman spent yesterday at Branswick Meare Horace Clarke and H 5 Qayna returned to 8% Louis Alpheus Shaffer 3rd alster Mrs Montgomery moved to Baltimore George W Montgomery of Montgomery county was in Frederick yesterday Mrs Uriah Ficor of Baltimore visits Clarke Place Miss Agnes Bulkhoover, guest of Miss Roza S Chapline, returned to Shepherdstown W Va yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Liebman
Branswick
Meare
Horace Clarke
Qayna Heave
Louis
Alpheus Shaffeer
Alster
Montgomery
Baltimore
George W. Montmery
Montgomery County
Frederick Yecerday
Uriah Ficor
Harry D. Bowers
Clarke Place
Agnes Bulkhoover
Roza S. Chapline
Shepherdatown
W. Va
Hospital Notes and Local Fruit Trade Report
A Frederick City Hospital Association meeting reported favorable progress across departments. The group may accept a seven building lot offer near the Northwest addition if the site is deemed suitable at tonight's trustees meeting. In Virginia, Albemarle County growers sold 16,000 barrels of apples to a Philadelphia firm, totaling about $25,000. Marriage licenses issued to Ralph Boutzaho Bosera and Harriet Matilda Quiyan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City Hospital
Grenarc
Greenwood
Albemarie County
Philadelphia
Marriage Licentea
Ralph Boutzaho Bosera
Harriet Matilda Quiyan
In Memory of William A. O Bryane Died October 27 18H
In memory of William A. O Bryane lines echo a brotherly tribute. The verse laments his passing and asks that he not be forgotten while recalling his warm heart and the sorrow of those left behind. Members of the Junior Order United American Mechanics are called to a special meeting this Thursday evening October 23 by council order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Penn
Newcastle
James Cook
Marton
Lorkshire
Stafford Aorthcote
Anerta
Bury
London
Iss—Muse
Tia Pieter
Bhi —Gun
Wiliam A. O'Bryane
Stother
Etili
Brother
Lehall
Bra Brornar
United American Mechanics
Reform Plan to Curb Fraudulent Commission Houses
Ahalt, a Democratic candidate for the House of Delegates, pledges to push state legislation requiring all commission merchants to file a bond before soliciting business. He argues this would curb misrepresentation and mistreatment of farmers, protect them from impostors, and deter fraud with legal safeguards. He emphasizes farmer needs and asks for farmer support in the upcoming election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
doHx D. Ahalt
House of Delegates
Prescription Store Aims To Be City’s Pharmacist Destination
With a properly selected stock of pure fresh drugs and the correct knowledge to combine them you will find that the medicine your physician prescribes will have just the effect he expects. This is the basis on which we ask for your prescription trade. Prescription work will be a feature of this store. We believe we’ve the focus men to make this store the prescription store of the city. We want your trade. Clinton E. Main, Graduate Pharmacist.
Reopening of The Buffalo and Fall Hats Sale
Public notice invites friends to the reopening of The Buffalo with an elegant lunch and music by the Opera House Orchestra on Friday evening October 28. Also advertised are fall and winter pattern hats and novelties at Mrs. C F Emmerman 14 Weak Patrick Street, plus shorthand and typewriting courses starting November 1 at the Woman's College. Religious services at All Saints Chapel run daily October 25 to 31 with talks and Bible readings. Blumenauer’s offers cakes and pastries at 160 N Market Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raopening
The
Buffalo
Cersat
Opera House
N. Gauer
C.F. Emmerman
Patrick Street
Woman's College
Geo. W. Lough
Eat
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the Daily News
Wassimeron
D. C
W. L. Mooxy
Shief
Weather Bureau
Pordiers
Blanteta
Duirear and Others
awaJdemes Houck
EB. Cline
W. H. B. Etchison
R. Walker & Co
D. C Carty-Ghas
D. Dolt
William
T. Derr
CG. E. Derr
Eastman National Basiness College
Poughkeepzie
M. A
Derr
Creagerstown
J. R. Miller
Hag
Briste Zeigler
Wills Trheder
Ella Burdette
Biles L
E Kelgier
Elliott Cup
E Watking
Estelle Taylor
Katie Lightfoot
L. FT. Lewis
Timi
Renerous
Comuca
Mountain Chapel
Sslite Cech
Birs
G. W. Wo
Lieden
Weile
Jennie Pesrie
Meadaln
Dr. Wilson
Spa
TRE Lullas World
News OF the Churches
Tyre
ZEE Highways
Hospital Notes
L. E. Mullinix
Reading
L. E. Mozsomz
John Hendrickson
Frederice
Siscar Lor Nn
Asthackan Cape
Bertiter Abirackan
Madr
Joan Henopaksson
Clinton E. Main
Blumenater's
N. Market Street
Blumenauer’s
E. Clins
Poorkents
C. EB. Cine
Castle Elds
Railing Grocery CO
Evesy Say
Railing Grocery
Bodook
Neidig Rover
Neidig
Kgodcce & Neidig
A. T. Rice & Sone
Pr Seuibeep
A. T. Ries & Som. Funeral Directors
North Market Street
Telephone
V. Staub
Thomson, Shaw & CO
Fredzerics Park
Sracs
N. W
Doll Brothers
Youn Brothers
Bar
Iquome
Beacon
Fote BK
A. B. Haspern
Coal Oil and Gasoline Lins
North Mareret ST
Tomorow
Reacy
Eve
Doll's
SOTEL
Ls Fi
Illinois
Banca
Tne
Farmer, Loan and Trust Compady
New York
Water Company
Auf
Tabarest
Rosas
Ponulason
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