Halloween Doings and Minstrels at City Opera House
Halloween features dominate the scene with giddy mischief and cautionary counts of prowlers as youths roam in October evenings. John W Vogel's Big City Minstrels come to City Opera House for two days starting November 4, offering fresh and nostalgic acts. Faculty reception at Hood College hosts 126 guests with Dr. Apple and Dr. Wadler in attendance. Six-year-old Delmas Rice recovering after a railroad mishap near Monocacy River, able to eat and play in hospital beds.
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Vogel
John W Vogel
Big City
City Opera House
Hood College
Alumni Hall
J. H. Apple
Pr. C. EE. Wadler
Carson
E. Wehler
Florence Doub
Crown
Rose Birely
Virginia Warly
Miss Torrence
Miriam Apple
Miss Lantz
Margaret Motter
Delmas Rice
Stanley Rice
Monocacy River
Harmony Grove
Walkersville
Daughters of Isabella Hallowe en Masquerade Night
A Wednesday night Halloween celebration by the Daughters of Isabella at the Knights of Columbus hall featured prizes for best costume and comical attire. Elizabeth Staley won for dancing, Miss Irene Lindsay for apples on a knife, and R P Witson for humor. Refreshments included hot dogs coffee peanuts and popcorn.
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Daughters of Isabella
Knights of Columbus
Elizabeth Staley
Find Nah Wingling
Yes Diegaiseire
R. P Witson
Irene Lindsay
Y M C A Juniors Form Teams and Build Plans
At a Y M C A gathering in the auditorium, secretary E E Briggs outlined grouping of intermediates and juniors with leaders named for each group. A junior football team will be organized with uniforms purchased, and the facility renovations including a repaired swimming pool and repaired bowling alleys progress, while the gymnasium work is set to begin. Lieutenant Harry Hagan, formerly of Frederick, is discharged and will consider options, including a possible Armenian Commission role, prompting the need for a new military aid to the ambassador.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E E. Briggs
Robert Fisher
Dewald Willard
M. J. Grove
Walker Jolliffe
James Houck
Brigge
Hagan
Harry Hagan
Frederick
le Croton
Argentina
Camp Gordon
War Department
Tilasion
Neecessaary
Ambasandor
Harman and Trissler wed at bride’s home in October
Harman Norman B. of Taneytown married Beulah V. Trissler of Croagerstown on Wednesday October 22 at the bride’s home with Rev. R S Patterson officiating. A reception and dinner followed October 26 at the groom’s home with many Harman and Trissler relatives and friends in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman B. Norman
Frank Harman
F. H. Seies
Milton A. Koons
Taneytown
Barry Trissler
Harvey Frock
Harvey Shorb
Carl Johnson
James Barrick
Daniel Harman
John Harman
Geo. E. Willshide
Thurmont
Willa R. Clabaugh
Vernon Clabaugh
J. H. Hartnock and Son
Fondrose
Union Bridge
Virginia
Nellie Duttera
Madge Frock
Irene Johnson
Anna Harman
Carroll Duttera
Earl Frock
Bernard Biggus
Francis Biggus
Purely Personal: Davidson Family Welcomes a Son
Mr and Mrs Carl S Davidson of Sewickley Pa receive congratulations on the arrival of a son. Mrs Davidson is the daughter of Mrs Charles Trail of this city. Mr J W Cramer and son of Washington have returned home after visiting his parents Mr and Mrs John Cramer. Miss Helen Zimmerman of West Third Street visits Mrs Olver Hagerty of Port Deposit and Mrs Wm Barrick of Philadelphia visits Mrs B F Reich on South Market Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl S. Davidson
Sewickley
Davidson
Charles 63
Trail
J. W. Cramer
Washington
John Cramer
Helen Zimmerman
West Third Street
Olver Hagerty
Port Deposit
Wm. Barrick
Philadelphia
B. F. Reich
South Market Street
Civic Club Social Plans Annual November Event
The We Civic Club committee met at Mrs Thom mond Urner’s home to plan an annual social evening replacing the usual luncheon. The event will be Nov 18 in the Presbyterian church social rooms with vocal and instrumental music and short addresses. Members may bring guests. Mrs George Ross handles ticket sales. Committee: Hammond Urner chair, Ross, Keefer, Tuttor Tull, Ghttinger.
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Civic Club
We Civic Club
Thommond Urner
Presbyterian Church
George Ross
Hammond Urner
Kemp Keefer
Plentor Tull
George Ghttinger
Surprise birthday party honors Misses Missey Mary Katharine
On Tuesday evening a surprise party was held at the home of Missey Mary and Katharine Bar kier for their ninth and tenth birthdays. About five guests gathered for games on the lawn then joined a dining room supper. Attendees included numerous Bar kier and Cramer and Flanagan family members and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missey Mary
Katherine Barkier
Mary
Katharine
Wilma
Mildred Barkier
Louise Cramer
Dulcie Burdette
Katharine Hahn
Della Cooper
Eva Eaves
Lillian Zimmerman
Aric
Elizabeth Cramer
Ola Zimmerman
Bettie Stauffer
Adabell
Inez Flanagan
Margaret Cramer
Frances Ramsburg
Calvin Burrier
Charles Sylvester
Gilmer Burrier
Russel
Felix Flanagan
Carl
Ralph Wesley Stauffer
Thomas Cramer
Ethel Brachey
Nannie Reddick
Grayson Barker
Noah Flannagan
Hiram Ramsburg
Ralph Stauffer
Frederick reminiscences from 20 years ago in 1899 column
A recap of local items from The News dated October 31 1899 includes Williamson manufacturing chemists expanding their warehouse space the International Opera Company performing at the City Opera House a large Prohibition mass meeting at Kemp town with Frank B Sappington as lead speaker James Gilbert selling his Market and Fourth Streets grocery store to George F Thoman Mehiile Moberly receiving a Post Office order to paint all letter and package boxes
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs. Williamson
James Gilbert
Market and Fourth Streets
George F. Thoman
Circuit Court
Frederick County
New Market
Monrovisy
Emeline Phoebus
George A. Pearre
Eee
H. Kieffer Delauter
Charles M.utz
J. Kieffer DeLauter
Atty, Jeaa Trustées
Birthday Surprise Party Near Troutville
A surprise birthday party for Mrs. Young was held October 20 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Young near Troutville. Music games and social conversation entertained guests. a large cake with 54 candles was served. Attendees included multiple local couples and families from Troutville and Woodsboro.
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Joseph Young
Troutville
Wiss Gelina
Henry
George Saylor
Misy
Annie Saylor
Russell Saylor
Ear ‘Troutville
Wie
Evelyn
Yezekiah Pittenger
Maggle
Woodsboro
Sick County Official Recovers After Bull Goring
Former County Commissioner Frank M. Stevens remains hospitalized after being gored by a bull at the fairgrounds last week. He continues to improve and should be able to leave hospital in a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank M. Stevens
Fair Grounds
Ritchie Delivers Stinging Maryland Democratic Address
Attorney General Albert C. Ritchie spoke at City Opera House urging voters to choose the best state administration. He attacked Republican tactics linking local issues to national matters and highlighted Maryland’s finances, noting a deficit at take office and a current surplus after Democratic leadership. He named fellow candidates including Hugh A. McMullen and Major J. Brooke Lee, with remarks on Baltimore governance and wartime leadership.
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Alvert C. Ritchie
City Opera House
Wilson
Maryland
Hugh A. McMullen
Gumberland
Col
Millard F. Tydings
Bet Air
Harford County
House of Delegates
J. Harry Covington
Rustehble
Dagerstown
Ritchie
McMullen
Covington
A. &. Goldsborough
Bruce Murdoch
August T. Brust
Chiles H. Conley
William J. Grove
We County
Moose Band
Opera House
Columbus Kemp
Kemp
John S. Newman
Hagerstown
Harry W. Nice
Balti
Broen Ing
Nico
Broening
Baltimore
Priien
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the Daily News
Court Street
ORRAy Bor AN PRINTING @aND MANUFACTURING COMPANY
Arith Ita Criap
Cam
Abe
Ian
Apa Perhadhiye
International Opera Company
Kemptown
Frank B. Sappington
Mehiile Moberly
Postoffice Department
Ritchie and
Col. Tydings
McMullen Dease
Welcomb
AME
BAYER
Noah E. Cramer
James H. Cramer
N. E. Cramer & Son
Fidelity
Johnaville
Baltimore Pike
Woodstoro
Middleburg
Martinsburg
Phono
Carroll St
Amor Atreet
City
Ongorg
ACRE
Tay
Ick
Thersburg
Frederick CO. Nat. Bank
Frederick County National
Roa
Ora Sinsnendds Gisoboros
Dickerson
Marekwood D. Harp
Pythian Castle
Grayson HT Mercer
State Road
R. R
R. Ba Road
Hard Road
Heard Road
Lh. W
Grayson H. Mercer
Fythian Castle
Fredretck
Frank Furst
Lesider
Ir National Bank
Wabdem
Ff Capital
Tring Oo
Frank L. Po Press
J . Pym Neen
Manor
Sud Et Iee
THE
America
National Bank
Columbia Specialty Concern
138Th St. N. Wi
Washington, D.C
Rocky Ridge Station
Harry Miller
Rocky Ridge
Mad
San Eence Arte
Ebert Yardware Co Od
T. Stull
N. Market
Sayre
E. W. Miller
TR. L. Sponseller
Chean
Aply
H. E. Freeman
East Church’ Street
Yellow Springs
Pike
Electric Road
Noah E. Cranter & Son
D. W. Garner
Park Place
Gilmore RE. Flautt
East Third
Braddock Heights
G. Waring Tyson
J. Marshall Miller
Fredericktown Savings Institution
N. Market Street
East Third Street
B. E. Kepner
North Market St
Express Direct
Chicago
13Th N. W
Washingston
D. C
Farmers and Mechanics National Bank
N. Market St
Carrott
N.H. Pool
18Th St. N. W
Washington, D. C
West Third Bt
A. M. Zentz
Wit Saartals
H. F. Shipley
Grace E. Zimmerman
E. Patrick St
Maryland School For the Deaf
Poinnairn
Nor
DR. Mantz
Tha Aatads Ater
Anna Catharine Slagle
Iba
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