Paragraphs About Those Who Come and Go
Miss Annie Campbell returns from Oosan City Maryland while Noah E. Cramer arrives from Ellcoth City. Thurmont resident Miss Mary Landers visits Frederick friends, and Baltimore native Mr Charles Halley calls on relatives there. Numerous residents travel to and from Ocean City Washington Leesburg and the Pan American Exposition with grouped notes on visits and returns. Local figures from Jefferson Braddock and Mt Saint Mary's are mentioned alongside a Woodsboro turnpike stop and regional society movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Campbell
Oosan City
Noah E. Cramer
Ellcoth City
Mary Landers
Thurmont
Frederick
Charles Halley
Baltimore
George J. Lucky
Braddock
Washington
Nannie Elizabeth Knots
Ocean City
Wm. C. Johnson
Louisa Potta
Court Square
Leesmre
Wallace R. Beall
Liberty
Éderick
Nellie McGuigan
Rederick
Edith Utz
New Market
Lillie McDaniel
West
Della
May Diffendall
Yeaterday
Hiladelphia
Rose Fourhake
E. S. Todd
New York
Todd
Europe
James A. Mitchell
Mt. Saint Ty's College
Mt. St. Mary’s
M. Imogen Dorsey
Mt. Airy
B. Kurtzwelbracht
W.G. Hiller
Ederick City
Howard and Sons
Lother
Francie
J. F. Ellis
Oskmont
Washington, D.C
Vermont Avenue
Circuit Court proceedings and county actions reported
The Circuit Court convened at 9:30 am with Chief Judge Ames McSherry. Cases included Joseph Clawans vs Hathaway, debt judgment affirmed for Hathaway. Harry Luckett v Fisher, debt suit, Fisher awarded $100 with costs. Alan D. Shaffer v Blough trial. County actions note plans for a 25 foot iron bridge over Little Catoctin Creek near Myeraville and a request for 300 to set up a city lock-up. board deferred decision. Say you saw it in Tus News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
Harry Luckett
Abrata Fisher
Peason
Isher
Fisher
Henderson
Alan D. Shaffer
Harry Blugh
Board of Aunty Commissioners
Catoctin Creek
Myeraville
Police Justices of
Frederick
Teachers Institute Examines Syllable Pronunciation and Writing Styles
The Teachers Institute at City Opera House covered syllable pronunciation in oral spelling with Mr A J Horine and a critique of the vertical penmanship system by Miss Pearl A Kader. Dr James A Mitchell spoke on the nature study of the United States with Maryland focus and Prof John T White will lecture on Immortelles in Poetry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Horine
Viola Bowera
Kentucky
Abs. Hanna
Institute
James A. Mitchell
United States
Maryland
Pearl A. Kader
John T. White
Allegany County
Teachers’ Institute
I City Opera House
Thureday
Smithburg Beats Frederick 8 5 At Athletic Park
Smithburg turned the tables on Frederick by winning 8 to 5 in a loosely played game at Athletic Park yesterday afternoon. Riddlemoser again started strong but poor support allowed six runs in the first two innings, while Miles closed out the game allowing only two runs. Shoenhut held Frederick to seven hits, four by Hisenhauer and Strawsberger, as errors and careless play plagued both teams with no heavy hitting or sensational plays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smithburg
Frederick
Athletic Park
Riddlemoser
Strorn
Miles
Shoenhut
Hisenhauer
Strawsberger
Funeral of Miss Rachael Font Held at Eastchurch Street Home
The funeral for Miss Rachael R Font was held at 2 PM from her Eastchurch Street residence. Rev Dr Kuhlman officiated. Pallbearers included Albert S Brown David Wertheimer Charles Groff Casper Quynn Frank Clingan and George Nixdorff. Burial followed at Olivet cemetery. O C Carty served as funeral director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rachael R. Font
Eastchurch Street
Kuhlman
Albert 5. Brown
David Wertheimer
Charles Groff
Casper Quynn
Frank Clingan
George Nixdorff
Inferrosné
Mrs. Olivet
O. C. Carty
Sue Annie Willis
Annis E. Willis
L. O. Willis
New Market
Baltimore
David May
New Market Cemetery
Adam Boyer
T. A. Stephens
Wm. Wagner
J. W. Sullivan
F. J. Bartholow
Jacob Shawbaker
Roussell
Graphophone Concert Honors Miss Emma Devilbies at Woerner Home
A delightful graphophone concert was held at the home of Mr. Charles Woerner on South Market street last night in honor of Miss Emma Devilbies of Creagerstown. A number of invited guests attended and the evening was greatly enjoyed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Woerner
South Market Street
Emma Devilbies
Creagerstown
Marriage License Issued in Rockville
A marriage license was issued in Rockville yesterday to Harry Gilman Benson of Frederick and Miss Minnie H. English of Germantown Montgomery County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockville
Harry Gilman Benson
Frederick
Minnie H. English
Germantown
Montgomery County
Kefauver Reunion At Braddock Heights Tomorrow
The second annual WKefauver family reunion will be held tomorrow at Braddock Heights with an interesting program and music by the American Band of Middletown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kefauver
Wkefauver
Braddock Heights
Middletown
Uncle Hez Thrills Frederick Crowd In Opening Night
An immense audience packed the City Opera House for the opening of Uncle Hez in Frederick. Frank B. Adams leads a larger, better company with new scenery and a refined troupe. Ida Starr debuts as a standout dancer alongside several strong performers. Frankie shines as a child actor. The troupe heads to York PA tonight and Lancaster PA tomorrow night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Ghers Herre
Frederick
Uncle Hez
City Opera House
Frank B. Adams
Nlav
Law
Wm. Fisher
Ida BE. Starr
Bob Muler
Frankie
Elinore Rehan
Margaret Ragan
Messrs. DeBrune, Miller, Morton and Fisher
York
Gancaster
Gen Baughman predicts Democratic win in Frederick County
Gen L Victor Baughman told Maryland Democratic leaders in Baltimore that the party will nominate a strong ticket in Frederick County and expects success there. He praised state party unity and said no factional divisions should hinder November gains. Ex Senator Gorman attended but gave a non committal answer about a Senate candidacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Victor Baughman
Maryland
Baltimore
Frederick County
Hayes
Morrison
John J. Mahon
Gorman
Educator Thomas A Gatch Dies in Baltimore Hospital
Noted educator Thomas Asbury Gatch, born March 14 1832 in Norfolk Virginia, led a career from Norfolk Military Academy through Randolph-Macon College, Southern University Greensboro to Frederick College. Civil War service, later roles included Western Maryland College vice principal and Maryland Agricultural College tutor. Survived by widow and two children Elizabeth Ingle Gatch and Louis B. Gatch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Asbury Gatch
Baltimore
Norfolk
Norfolk Military Academy
Randolph-Macon College
Gatch
Southern University
Greenshiro
Ala
Norfolk Light Artillery
Blnca
Hoe
Western Maryland
Elizabeth Ingle Gatch
Louis B. Gatch
Eliza Hollinger
Eliza O. Hollinger
Reuben Henry
Ms. Airy
Father John Rotta
St. Michael’s Catholic Church
Poplar Springs
Lioyad Buckingham
Edgar Mercer
C.bleming
Wm. Selby
Thomas Fleming
Oscar Spurrier
L.T. Lewis
Sale Tomorrow For Heira Of Mrs Vanfossen Furniture
Harvey R Lease auctioneer sells tomorrow for George I Wilson agent for the heirs of the late Mrs Julia A Vanfossen. The auction features a lot of household furniture at Market and Sixth street. Advertising makes business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey R. Lease
George I. Wilson
Julia A. Vanfossen
Market and
Sixth Street
Frederick County Agricultural Society to stage large fair in 1918
Preparations for the Frederick County Agricultural Society exhibition are underway four weeks from next Tuesday. Col William McCleery advertising at the Morgan's Grove Fair will distribute material along railroads. The dog show plans 180 entries and larger accommodations may be needed. A poultry building of 100550 feet will be built west of the present one with a new coop outfit. Secretary Keefer reports many exhibit space applications and attractions. A wire fence firm has taken ten thousand square feet for animal display. A new main building passage will ease movement across grounds.
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Frederick County Agricultural Society
William McCleery
Morgan's Grove Fair
Shepherdstown
W. Va
Tojmnerroyw Wiki
J. Roger McSherry
Wesley Baltzell
Keefer
Disgraceful tragedy shocks Waynesboro girl
Miss Fannie Fair, nearly 15, of Waynesboro Pennsylvania, shot herself in the head with a 28 caliber revolver on August 30 and died minutes later. Accusations of theft against her, involving five dollars and two gold pieces, are cited as motive. Her father Mr William Fair, of Emmitsburg, learned of the act and she died in Taneytown where she was interred in the Reformed Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannie Fair
Waynesboro
Wm. Fair
Emmittsburg
Waynesboro Herald
Norman Fair
Samuel Fair
Annie Peters
New York
A Months Record Health Officer Report August
Duty Health Officer Thomas reports August totals with 20 deaths eight mates 12 females 16 white four colored under five years nine between 4 and 60 years five between 50 and 84. Causes include cancer enterocolitis malaria poisoning from condensed milk marasmus cholera infantum pneumonia stillborn drowned old age heat interrenal nephritis Brights disease consumption and general debility. Nine births reported four males five females all white. Five cases of typhoid fever reported as contagious disease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas
Leo
Bright
Bald Eagle of Maryland Shines in Cincinnati Arc
The Sporting Life lauds Archibald Stimmel of Woodsboro as he wins three straight starts for Cincinnati. Once sent south to trial, he recovered health and now bolsters Bill Phillips and Frank Hahn in keeping the Red Bonfires afire on the homestretch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bald Eagle
Maryland
Sporting Life
Archibald Stimmel
Woodsboro
Cincinnati
Tom Loftus & Co
Porkopolis
Bill Phillips
Frank Hahn
Peanuts Claim Life of 14YearOld Boy near Laughlinstown
Fourteen year old Ray Ankeny, living near Laughlinstown Pennsylvania, bought peanuts in the village and ate them greedily. Early Monday he died after hours of suffering due to over indulgence in the nuts. Ladies are offered syrup of figs as a safe remedy under air conditions, with the California Fig Syrup Co. named on the package for authentic product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Ankeny
Laughlinstown
California Fig Syrup Co
Woman Responds to Matrimonial Ad in Arkansas Union
Milas Cooke, a refined widow from Geelf County Almshouse, accepts an advertising proposal from Albert A. Lankey of Holavian Arkansas. She resigns her job, travels to Arkansas for marriage to be solemnized, and receives a $50 postal order for travel expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milas Cooke
Albert A. Lankey
Holavian
Ark
Arkansas
Miss Cooke
Gentry Bros Show At East Patrick Street And Local Notices
The text notes the annual visit of Gentry Brothers Famous Showa with trained animals on East Patrick Street with afternoon and night performances Monday Sept 9. It lists Mizpah Chapter No 9 Eastern Star meeting Sept 6 and lectures at City Opera House by the Teachers Institute. Also mentions old feather beds wanted, a five dollar eye exam by Dr William Botetet, dressmaking updates, 35th Annual Encampment of G A R in Cleveland Sept 10-14 with Baltimore and Ohio Railroad fares, and special excursions to Pan-American Exposition via B&O with multi-city routes and seven day return limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gentry Bros
Showa
Willacon
Gentry Bros. Shuwa
East Patrick Street
Cleveland
Baltimore & Oho Railroad
Ohio River
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Eee
Buffelo
Royal Biue Lins
Philadelphia & Reading Railway
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Washington
Baltimore
Newark
Wilmington
Del
Camden
Mt. Royal
Buffalo
Philadelphia
First J Point
Frederick
Hagerstown
Martinsburg
W. Va
Winchester
Pallman
Lehigh and
Wyoming
Royal Limited
Summer Reading Ad Promises Quiet, Engrossing Book
An ad touts a cool, quiet summer read to help readers endure hot days. It suggests trying Arnold's Inks and promises a pleasant, light experience for downtime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold
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