Purely Personal Visits Hit Carroll Inflow Of News
Purely personal notices list Lough and Uv A. Lough visiting Carroll. Miss Julia Krantz of Adamstown visiting Aliss Fahracy in Frederick. Florence Sebley returning from Ocean City. Mrs Georgia Simmons and others visiting in Braddock Heights and Frederick. several locals traveling to Philadelphia Atlantic City Baltimore Washington and Harrisburg. returns from trips noted with addresses on East Patrick Street East Fourth Street Market Space and West Fourth Street. a dozen residents report visits with friends and relatives in Morgantown Washington New London and other nearby locales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uv A. Lough
Carroll
Popatys
Washington, Braddock
Heights
Bessie Rahn
Patrick Street
Mate Ruppersberger
Baltioore
R. Krantz
Adamstown
Washington
Annie Rhoderick
East Fourth Street
Philadelphia
Atlantic City
Rebecca .Dolashmutt
Brightside
Braddock Heighta
H. A. Derr
Buck Lody
A.J. Derr
All Sainta Street
Baltimora
Braddock Heights
Ailes
Hye
Morgantown
W.va
Ralph Finneyfrock
Baltitorte
Chesapeake Beach
Summit
T. K. Rogers
Elizabeth
Git
Paprdek Street
Milton T. Eagles
West Fourth Street
Ign Beast
WG. Barker
New London
Cuan
Harriett ¥ Rigney
Baltimore
Katherine Quyoe
East Patrick Street
Redding Scbroy
West Churchetree
Glen Erie
Lake George
Albert J
Derr
Montgomery County
James ‘B.keseler
Keefer
Toms
Eset
Etopet
Jacob Rohrback
Wea
Church Street
Detroit
Cleveland
Buffalo
Range Falls
New York
Atlantic
David Watson Patterson
Katherine Lloyd Patterson
4Aton
F. H Mark Boxwood
Lamine
East Ge Ar Ea
Pias Ig
New
York
Weat
Virwale
Wis
Manot
Nevion
Acer Rte Partes i
Poking
Beg
Local Pastors Attend Tomorrow's Religious Services
A schedule of sermons and church activities is announced for tomorrow across multiple local congregations. Preachers include Elder Charles F Ausherman at Rocky Springs, Rev E H Lamar at Yellow Springs, Rev John Paul Tyler at Flint Hill, and others at St Johns Catholic, Trinity M E, Evangelical Lutheran, Evangelical Reformed, and more. Sunday schools start early, with various worship times from 7 a.m. to 7:45 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles
Trinity M. E
South
John Paul 'Lyluc
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Chas. P. Steck
D-D
Evangelical, Reformed Church
John A. Ditzler
AU Saints’ Episcopal Church
Papa Kunpedy
Alexandria
Church of the Brethren
Hitler Charles . Ausherman
Myensville
Methodist Episcopal Church
Morniig
BE. J. Lamar
Powe von
Grace Reformed Church
E.L. McLean
StraApRersac
Sens Yoeyar
United Brethren Church
J. W. Kirncofe
Christian Endeavor
Gospel Mission
Lambert
Patrick Street
Tocust Grove
Winchester Street
Tabernacle
Dill Avenue
Fourth Street
Alonzo
Winters
G. HB. McGregor
M. Moberly
Presbyterian Church
Thomas Freeman Dixon
Adam Gelbel
Hove
Statner
Mr. Bowers
Missers
Harry Roweshelly
School board clash over New Windsor principal salary
Hannah Shunk, principal of New Windsor school in Carroll County, appeals a salary cut from 350 to 150 a year citing state law and a five year certificate rule. The State Board of Education will hear the dispute next Monday with lawyers from both sides present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Education
Hannah Shunk
New Windsor
Carrall County
Bho
Ian
Brate Normal School
Carroll County
Ble
Wae
Haa
Ivingthens
Cortiriesi
Misa
Velsim
Winikor School
Deaths Chronicle Multiple Ohio Area Residents
An obituary brief records the death of 79 year old George W Smith of Germantown Ohio who died suddenly while trimming trees at home and leaves three sons fourteen grandchildren and eleven great grandchildren. Also noted are notices of the deaths of Maria Tyler Belt, Mary Zichelberger and Helen Crown with limited family details and funeral arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Smuth
George W. Smith
Middletown
Cgermantown
Ohio
Smith
Pine Hill
Germantown
William
Martin
George
Jacob
Lewis
Wilson Greenawalt
Maryland
Gratis
Maria Tyler Belt
Belt
William Bradley Tyler
Frederick
Robert “Tyler
Frederic
Bertram
Elen Crown
Helen Marie
Haery
Verna M. Brown
Foxville
Betherchurch
Carter
Montgomery County Institute Announces Teachers Subsitute Program
Montgomery County Institute led by Prof Exrte B Waat announces annual teachers substitute session in Rockville starting September 6. The program includes state and local educators such as Dr M Paten Stephene Dr Charles H Gordinier Dr Jos H Apple Miss Touz Johnson Miss Camilla J Henkle and speakers like Rev Thoms J Packard Edwin W Broome Charles N Bovie General Sternberg John P Feckler Prof Wood Frank A Pearre Blanethe Cramer among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery County Institute
Exrte B. Waat
Montgomery County
Rockville
M. Paten Stephene
Charles H. Gordinier
Shippensburg
Jos. H. Apple
Frederick
Touz Johnson
Baltimore
Camilla J.henkle
Addreesea
Thoms J. Packard
Edwin W. Broome
Charles N. Bovie
General Sternberg
Washington
John P. Feckler
Washington County
Wood
Frank A. Pearre
Blanethe Cramer
Family Reunion For Mr and Mrs Abalt of Middletown
A reunion of the Abalt family was held at their home three miles southwest of Middletown on Tuesday August 31. Present were Harmon L with wife and two children Mehrle and Ethel of Frederick. Albert Br with wife and three children J Guy Ernest and Chauncey at home. Alonzo J with wife and four children Millard Edgar Harald and Arthur of Monessen PA. Roy M and son G Daw son of New York City. John R of Baltimore. Absent were Mia M Ahab and daughter Nanette. Rev Brown and wife and Rev Dr Spyder of Middletown attended as guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Abalt
Hore
Middle
Yuesday
Harmon L
Mehrle
Ethel
Frederick
Albert
J. Guy
Ernest
Chauncey
Alonzo J
Millard
Edgar
Harald
Arthur
Monessen
Roy M
G. Dawson
New York City
John R
Haltimore
Mia
Ahab
Nanette
Rev. Brown
Spyder
Middletown
Ashton Trail wedding in Winchester and Greenfield areas
Hymeneal notice reports Oswell A. Ashton of Winchester Virginia and Carrie V. Trail of near Greenfield united in marriage at Trinity M. E. Church South on Fest Third Street. Reverend John Paul Tyler officiated. Additional brief item about Miss Effie Crummitt at B. & C. Avenue noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashton
Thail
Oswell A. Ashton
Winchester
Carrie V. Trail
Greenfield
Trinity M. E. Church
John Paul ‘Yler
Real Estate Auction At Courthouse Doors
Auctioneers Harvey Lease and Charles Out presided at the courthouse sale for Daniel B Miller and others. Properties included Patrick Street and Madison Street lots sold to various buyers for specified sums per acre or per lot, while two parcels and a dwelling were withdrawn or altered in bidding. The session also noted a large woodland tract withdrawn at a bid of two dollars per acre. The same morning, a separate lot on East Patrick Street was withdrawn at five thousand dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey "Re Ledao
Charles B. Tratt
Henry Teall
Bertha Trait
Tota
Madison Street
C.K. K. Young
David Lowenstein
Harvey R. Lease
Daniel B. Miller
Interm
Miller
Patrick Streat
Charles B.out
Strationeer
Charles 2. Lavy
Geo. de Miller
Dillavanus
James A. Biehl
Storth
Reder
New Bank Debuts In Scranton With Fireproof Vaults
The superintendent Mr Noho Evans announces the bank opens in a new building in Scranton Pa featuring fireproof construction and vaults. He notes multiple rooms for business, safe deposit boxes, and ready access for individuals firms or corporations to open accounts and transact securely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noho Evans
Scranton
Glvig
Cartion
Local Advertising Fragments Include Markets and Goods
Reads like a 19th century local ad page listing Wolf Street area markets and stalls. Mentions Turtle and Crab Blup and Young's BALouN ANWIENTAURANT on Court Street West End Meat Market Twiltopan No 179. Weat Patrick Street meat and produce market tomorrow September 4 with delivery by N. Gannery. Baker's Favorite Flour from Middle Town Valley October 16 1876. Also mentions Brddogk exhibition at eight o'clock and flour inquiries to Wy Me Kenpene. Northagle's Pottery 185 West Patrick Street offers flower pots and saucers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West End
Twiltopan
Patrick Atreet
N. Gannery
Middle,town Valley
Busy Corner catalog and fair offerings then and now
An old newspaper fragment lists varied goods and prices from Busy Corner including cups, vaseline, soap, talcum, school alates, rubber combs, pans, trays, and soda flavors. It also notes Labor Day baseball at Athletic Park in Frederick with two games, and a grand opening of Republican headquarters on September 8, 1900, plus new parlor furniture and local dining options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S.A
Frederick Corps
American Salvation Army
Diesa
Corpa
Brat
Ellver
Good Shepherd Guild
Castile
Frederick
Winchester
Athletic Park
If. Frederick
Ersson
Republican
D. C
Feelerick
Saturday Bargains at McCannents and Local Events
Saturday bargains list shop items with prices from 19c to $2.95 including enamelware, linen goods, and a 6-quart pot. Chocolate specials and a Friday Saturday box of chocolates aired at 19c. Local events note postponement of midweek races and a Labor Day baseball doubleheader at Athletic Park in Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shipley
McCanert's
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SAGE
John Morgan
Morgan
Gulder
Kentucky
Greepvlle
Tenn
Vv. Kants
Tdli
Eyedat Dispatch
Tus News Waecineton
Warners
W. L. Mooza
Ghied
Storero
Kors Fiats
Schey Choctate Soda
Dolly Lor
Seboul Supplies
Jaducemente
Varlor Faraiti
Hurdinguirs
Winebrewer.& Son
Shutter Bar Co
Prospect Hall
Mies Lucy Frost
Ican
Gas & Electric Co
Ale Cardell
HeCardel
McCardell
Busey Corner
Eniture
Gramer’s
Susart
Belog
Effie Crummitt
B. & C. Avenue
Trait
Rculora
Y. M GA
Bartgis’ MeGlone
Brijshtside
Braddock ‘Heights
St. John’s College
Annapolis
Metlone
Colllege
Braddock
Cumberland
Poner
Oliver
Cobledtzol
Gilman
W. Val
Maurice &, Mottgra
Galinan
Circuit Court
Citizens’ National Bank
Citizens
National
Frederick, MD
Capital
Su R P. Lua
Bustneab
Securitica N Letagh
Ucoces
Vauue
Vusiueno
HE Model
Frei. Co
Telephan
Childiren
Pitt
Fukeball
Thos. Price
Neidig & Miller
Elpia
Millers
Cnod Morcbanittse
Patran
Tallorad
Rayiek
Batadier
Bultiog
Herne
Mereot
Jessean Craak
Just
Neidio
Millek
Young’s Baton and Restaurant
Court
Brddogk Delghte
Cnaino
Baker
Middletown Valley
M. Weixe
G. L. Baking Co
C. J. Rivpie Uosen
Market Street
Miche Uel
P.O
Northagle
Patrick Atiet
C.J. Ripptemweser
South Markee Street
Chas
N. Wachter
Poll Bros
Kemp
Braddock Heights Casino
Coxe and Weldin
Mevivnly Iin
North
Wanker
Strees
Bisby
Py Akay G. I. Tritapos
Pian Estate
S di Thomas
Kent
Besant Knu-Sae & Grocery
Rowak
Ofice—Cours
Ghonee
Cramer & Bons
Beal Xstatr
1Hdoraner
Cramer & Stauffer
Fidelity Hondas
Siee House
Bane
Sulldine
Soar Wredetlék
Fernid
Frederick and
Boa
Majoelty
T. E. Young
Harles
Crick
T Bethel
Fredericks
Iésbuta
Dickerace
Bickernda
Manto
Court Str
Court Street
Vrederick
Tue
Korea
Fredericx Daivine Diun
Uesserta, &c
Erchinon Furnitvenr Fromt
New Citizens’ Bank
Cramer's Court
Phoennce
Darvina Clan
Eugenia Dunlop Potts
Coenen
All Grades Furniture
Tre Bremson Furniture Stone
Next New Citizens’ Bank
Ercuison Fuxations
Citi Citizens
Hachny
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