Abduction Charge Tells of Frederick Fair Case
David A Lambroco, a balloon salesman at the Frederick Fair, was arrested at the Easton Md Fair for abducting 16 year old Georgia Hahn of this city. He faced Magistrate George R Dennis Jr and was jailed in default of $1,000 bail. The warrant covers additional offenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia Hahn
David A. Lambroco
Easton
William J. Miller
George R. Dennis, Jr
Latinabroco
Frederick Fair
Hala
Miller
Lambroco
Easton Fair
Frederick
Lambraco
Dennis
Letter Carrier 26 Years Retires in Our City
James F. Duvall, a mail carrier since March 15, 1899, retires effective November 1 after nearly 26 years of service. Charles O. Routzahn, formerly auxiliary carrier, fills the vacancy, with A. Little succeeding Routzahn as substitute. A civil service examination for clerks and carriers is slated for November 13 at the local office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James FE. Duvall
J. A. Williamson
Charles O. Routzahn
Duvall
Routzahn
Acis Little
Post-Ofice Department
Pape's Diapepsia Promised Quick Indigestion Relief
An old advertisement touts Pape's Diapepsia as the fastest and surest remedy for indigestion, stomach distress, and dyspepsia. It claims relief within five minutes, promotes eating without fear, and urges readers to keep a half dollar case on hand for family use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pape
Personal notices of visiting and returning residents in Maryland and beyond
Mr J Roger McSnerry of Washington spent the day in Frederick. Rev Fr William Jo Kane returned from Mio Clement, Mich. Miss Anna Heifenstein chairs in Annapolis attending the Naval Academy hop. Rev Fr H W Ewald has returned from seven months at Mount Savage. Mrs Miller of York Va visits her relatives. Ray Master of North Market Street returned. Mr and Mrs Green and Master Green of Mant Third Street back from Baltimore. Mrs Burnett Zumbro of Waynesboro Pa visiting her parents. Miss Gladys Martin of Baltimore visiting Miss Hilda Zacharias. Rev and Mrs Douglass Hooff and Miss Elizabeth Robins back from Baltimore. Mrs John L Gantt of Knoxville spent Friday with Lottie Marke. Mr Joseph J Aland of Pittsburgh visiting the Schroeders’ family and returned. Dr and Mrs Nick Webb of Washington visiting Charles Schultz’s family. G Waring Tyson family moved from Braddock Heights to 222 Fact Patrick Street for winter. Mrs Charles Baumgardner called to bedside of her grandchild in Baltimore. President J H Apple of Hood College returned from Greensburg. Mrs Thomas Freeman Dixon and daughter Sara back from Hernwood, Baltimore County. S T Hickman of Washington and Miss Wava Clay visiting Mt. Katy Nussbaum. Mrs Addie V Green and daughter Marie with Leon Gmy and son Leon called to bedside of Mrs Mary Keefer ill at Charles T Butcher’s. Julia Rinehart and Geneva Houlf visiting friends in Baltimore. Mrs Elizabeth L George of Lovettsville enjoying a California trip. Miss Florence Trail returned from Easton after attending the Just Government League convention. Trail spoke and was thanked. delegate to the National convention in Washington December 14-19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.roger McSnerry
Washington
Frederick
William Jo Kane
Mio Clement
Baltimore
John L. Gantt
Knoxville
Lottie Marke
Madison Avenue
Joseph J. Aland
Pittsburgh Pa
F.8. Schroeder
North Market Street
Nick, Webb
Warhington
Charles Schultz
West
Leon Gmy
Leon
Mary Keefer
Charles T. Butcher
East South Street
Julia Rinehart
Geneva Houlf
West South Street
Elizabeth L. George
Lovellsville
News of County Towns Ridgely and Nearby
Mrs Eldrige Moxley returning from Haltimore with husband and Mrs W T Norwood. she improves after hospital treatment. Mr Join Spaulding broke his leg in a fall from a horse. Mrs Riddlemoser of Virginia visits daughter Mrs Julius Hood. An electrical storm damaged Mrs Bavans residence but no injuries. Corn shucking at peak. Albert Miles dies at Sykesville October 17 at 12 am aged 81. funeral held October 19 with Rev Keen and Rev Strawsburger officiating. pallbearers named. survived by five sons and five daughters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eldrige Moxley
Haltimore
W. T. Norwood
Moxley
Join Spaulding
Riddlemoser
Virginia
Julius Hood
Roscoe Strawsburger
I. Green
Clarence Murry
David Larder
Jesse Bear
John Spaulding
Miles
The Work of Death John Beall Dies at 75
John Beall a retired farmer of Damascus aged 75 died last night from dropsy. Survived by his wife and one son. The funeral will be held tomorrow afternoon at 1 30 oclock at Bethesda. A News Help Want Ad will bring real estate talks.
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John Beall
Damascus
Bethesda
Mary Jane Writes of Week's Events and Happenings
Mary Jane reports a week of social activity from Halloween preparations to Civic Club events. She notes church gatherings, parades, dances, and readings, with reminders of ongoing parties, rummage sales, and preparations for a community parade and a midweek luncheon. The piece captures local mood, outfits, and festive planning with vivid, if imperfect, detail.
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Mary Jane
The
Historical Society
Lutheran Synod
Middltown
Pennsylvania
Baltimore
Civic Club
Great White Way
United Breth Tim
Methodist Church
Ancestor Founded Church Receives Rededication Request
Roads Chairman No. 14 Weller received a letter from Rev Paul Holdcraft of Walkersville and Thurmont United Brethren churches asking if he is a descendant of Jacob Weller who founded the Walkersville church. The congregation rebuilt Weller’s United Brethren Church at a cost of 4000 and planned a rededication on October 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weller
Paul RE. Holdcraft
United Brethren Churches
Walkersville
Thurmont
Jacob Weller
United Brethren Church
Mr. Holdcraft
Brandson
Jacob Weler
Joseph Weller
Mechanicstown
May Come Back Here from Texarkana and Frederick
Mrs Rebecca T Norwood granddaughter of Francis Scott Key writes from Texarkana Texas renewing her News subscription She regrets missing the October 19 anniversary exercises of Francis Scott Key Corner and the flag presentation at Wish School She just returned from the San Francisco Exposition and spent the summer there She may visit Frederick next summer recalling her grandfather anniversary celebration fondly
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebecca T. Norwood
Francis Scott Key
Texarkana
Texas
Francis Scott Key Corneh
Wish School
San Francisco Exposition
Frederick
Prohibition Party Tour Hits Frederick County Towns
Prohibitionist candidates of the Prohi tion party on a county tour assisted by the Taylorsville band plan speeches at several Frederick county towns today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylorsville
Prohition Party
Frederick County
Democrats See Success at Frederick County Meeting
The Democratic County Central Committee of Frederick County held its final pre election meeting with broad county representation. Chairman Corunhus Kemp pressed the agenda, August T Brott served as secretary, and speakers highlighted a strong campaign finish with rallies in several towns including Lingacere and Beamitsburg and a closing event in Johnsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic County Central Committee
Frederick County
Corunhus Kemp
T. Brott
Wemp
Sterling Galt
Beamitsburgs
Waters
Chirence Lindsay
Lingacere
Joan Ty Martin Wid
Joseph Boayen
Isviehk
Walum
Alban AE Vod
Hares
Adigive
Aawuld T. Jaust
Col
Austin Baughmiap
Mulfato
Enimiteburs
Renews His Subscription for The News
William M. Hoke of Alexis Tl renews his subscription and asks to keep the paper coming. He notes foot and mouth disease has farms quarantined and farmers barred from leaving their premises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William M. Hoke
Alexis, Tl
the News
California Fig Syrup as a Gentle Laxative for Children
A vintage advertisement urges mothers to use California Fig Syrup for constipation in children. It claims a coated tongue signals cleansing, promises quick relief, and notes the product is harmless and loved by kids. It warns to ask for the 50 cent bottle and avoid counterfeits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
California Fig Syrup Company
Eli G Haugh for Frederick County Clerk Vote
A voter appeal praising Eli G Haugh as best fit for Clerk of Frederick County. It highlights experience in recording deeds mortgages and court records, claims he can run efficiently without extra staff, and urges taxpayers to vote for him to end the office as a sinecure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eli G. Haugh
Adolphus Fearbake
Fearne
Bhg
Haugh
Oltiechatder
Eli G. Iaugh
Millard N. Nusz
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Realte
Hallowe'en
Mense
Pate Beines
President Wilson
Dougerre
Frank
Wei
Hindlowe
C. E. Weller
Central Trust Company
Maryland
Orc
Gan Prantietay
San Diego
Walter Baker & CO. Ltd
Dorchester
Massachusetts
Millard N. Nust
Frederick W. Cramer
State of
Edw. S. Delaplaine
J. Walter England
D. Chas Flook
Howard D. Befauver
Bean A. At
M. F. Rice
Ant-Salook League OF Frederick CO
Fabraey
Sinar
Bette
Pakteey
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