Fragmented History Entry With Erratic Names And Phrases
An irregular, garbled Dace in History entry lists scattered names, places, dates, and phrases. The text appears as a jumbled transcription with multiple unreadable segments and nonsensical connections, offering little coherent event detail or clear context.
Personal Notices From Frederick and Surrounding Towns
Purely personal notes detail visits and returns among Frederick figures and neighboring cities. Many names appear visiting Baltimore, Washington, Hagerstown, Walkersville, Shepherdstown, and New York, with college faculty returning for the autumn opening and references to Civil War era headquarters in Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Rose de Garmenilla
Julien T. Davies
Baltimore
Edwin I. Shope
Waslington
Imes
May Cover
Mary Socks
Hagerstown
Thurmont
Misa Katte
Mary Hopwood
Frederick
Lee Blumanauer
Daluimore
North Market Atreat
Frank Davis
Danny
Esvt
Patrick Street
Washington
Wo. Blattin
Fo Misa
Katie Goldsborough
Mies Woodward
Shepherdstown
W. Va
Thos
Toy
New York
Misaen Brie Holly
Annie Frochtich
Allee B. Joynes
Laura J. Kase
Miss Lorentz
Woman's College
Fao
Thie City
Local Couple Married by Rev Hench at Weet Fifth Street
Michael J. Hans and Miss Leffer Renner were married on the evening of the last day of the month at the bride's home on Weet Fifth Street, with Rev. 8.8 Hench officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rolff—Renwen
Howee
Fifth Street
Michael J. Hans
Mies Leffer
Renner
All Saints Church Reopens After Renovation and Carpeting
All Saints Protestant Episcopal Church reopened after thorough renovations and new carpeting. Rev Osborte Ingle welcomed a large congregation and thanked vestry and ladies for improvements costing about 900. The article traces the church’s history from its early building on Court Street through the present 19th century structure with notes on restorations, dedications, and notable clergy and benefactors.
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All Sainte Protestant Episcopal Church
Osborte Ingle
Wade
Allpatots Street
Mary+ land
Court Street
Charley Seymotr
Tod
Iso
John Johua
Janu
Issu
Upjota
New York
Interkor
Wuoul
Bow Luin
Cheres Seymour
Tse
Maronduke Dillon
Avive
England
Seymour
Roy Osborne Ingle
Joep T. Colton
Benjamin Dennis
Alehop Pickney
Mesara
Shepherd
Carlton Shafer
Shafer
Brotherhood of St. Andrew
Samuel Notoagle
al Sainte
John Johns
Virginia
Joshua Peterkin
Hitle
All Sainte
Central National Bank
Plecea
St. Mary's
Sein
Reon
Brussels
All Bainte
John 8. Ftone
H. V. D. Johne
Marmaduke Dillon
Jobn Ritchie
Anil Caveral Hymoala
Mary Mille Ingle
Edward Trail Helfenstein Wen
Descon
Marsh
Jamary
Helfenstein
Osborne Ingle
Europe
St. Mark's
Potereville
Grace Chapel
Brunswick
St. Luke's
Tlesead Valley
J. Addison Ingle
Hankow
China
John Johan
Accident on the Road Near Clemconrilly Involving Four Men
On Saturday last Merare, John Hitchly and Louie Nixdorf attended a pirate and tournament at Clemconrilly. Returning home near Mt Pleasant, their buggy collided with a large Dayton wagon driven recklessly by four young men. Hitchly suffered facial injuries and concussion. Nixdorf was boxed about the head though they escaped more serious harm. The four wheelers fled, leaving the others to walk for help as townspeople gathered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merare
John Hitchly
Louie Nixdorf
Clemconrilly
Mt. Pleasant
Dayton
Nixdorf
Escape Foiled and School Opening Highlight Frederick News
Warden John Crum and guards stopped Green's escape attempt in the jail after he tore a cell area and placed a blanket to hide the scene. Opening of the schools marks a busy return to academics as Frederick children start fall term under devoted teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Chraif
Chae
Grown
Fair Grounds
Green
Auncester
Brown
Loth Ovsastane
Paar
Ana
Dolne
Frederick
Bors
Guardisnos
Harvest and spiritual reflections at local churches
The article reports on postwar era church talks and services at Mt James Lutheran Mission Society and Zion and Reformed churches. It notes the Harvest Thanksgiving services, festive decorations, and offerings for benevolence. It also lists upcoming church meetings, baptisms, Sunday services, and youth group activities with dates and speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tor Uramt
Masskarl
Miley
Wheaton
Rae Wien
Mt. James
Zion Church
Reformed Church
Peator
K R. Rechbach
Misa Bertha Fox
Conslatory
The
Missionary Society
Maryhital Oyster Tonging and Local Trials Reported
News items from Maryhital September describe oyster tonging in Maryhital waters, horse sales, and large entries for races. Governor Brown planned attendance at a Cecil Joubhy Fale with local court actions following the death of Vermilion in Prince George's County. Notices of funerals, local illnesses, and a Western Maryland freight wreck round out the state section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryhital Waters
Mataritay
Bingerley
Blawtock
Aps
Brown
Cecil Joubhy
Lloyd Vermilion
Peines George’s
Dancing class for children and adults reorganized
In response to patrons requests, a reorganized dancing class will begin Saturday afternoon September 4 at 180 o clock in Junior Hall. It will run every Wednesday and Saturday afternoon during September for eight lessons with focus on the waltz. Terms: one pupil 450, two or more in same family 400. F. W. Carlisle, Junior Hall, September 1, 1805.
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O'Clouk
F. W. Carlisle
Fuarrier, Mo
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