TicAMENTS TODAY Mrs Wee H Leichert s8 A Boy Wanted
Subscriptions note irregularities in paper receipt request readers to report promptly to The News. The fragment mentions various names and local businesses such as Clarke Exsstors Braddock Heights Hull Reid Geo Breugle Jas Walker Co and City Hotel Grill along with references to hospitals galleries and subscriptions. The text appears as an OCR damaged listing of people and places with no single cohesive article.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wee. H. Leichert
Clarke
EB. Sponselior
Jas
Z. Walker & Co
Geo. EK
Breugle
Braddock Heights
Hull & Reid Georgis A. Pools
James Alata
G. G. MacGill
Sheree
W.O. T
Hospital Association
Shenas City Hotel Grill
Mulseal City Hotel Grill
F.K. Gilbert Eee
Jag Aieaee
E .O
Carty On
Rosenour
Purely Personal Names Guests Visit Lang area
Purely Personal notes list visitors and arrivals in Frederick area. C D Smith of St Joseph Missouri visits Mrs C A Horner at Emmitsburg. Mrs Watson Frederick of Look Haven PA visits friends at Lin genore Hills Inn. Clara Steiner returns to Baltimore from summer in the city. E L McLea returns from Pennsylvania. M Ells Rose of Baltimore visits Ella May Tooker. Imogen Dorsey returns from Montgomery County and Washington DC. Yingling sisters of Libertytown return. Mrs Marnie Stamp of Baltimore visits F J Schroeder on East Patrick Street. Cora Hartman of Baltimore visits Howard Elkins on Gast Third Street. Frank Mantz and family of Baltimore visit their home then depart for Atlantic City. Nelson and Stantfer sisters of Walkersville return from Bon-Air Cottage. C W Stinespring returns from Virginia. Frank Leonard Monroe Storm returns from West Virginia. H L Davies of Baltimore and three Misses Smith arrive at Linganore Hills Inn. Mrs Albert Hargett and daughter return from visit to Albaugh family. V V Washhorn moves from Brunswick to Terra Alta WV as B&O agent. Dr H E Peterman returns from Europe. resumes first and third Saturdays visits. Joseph W Glenn and family return from six-week Baltimore visit. Grayton T Gram of Springfield OH visits parental home. started confectionery business there. Charlie B Koogie of Dayton OH visits Bolivar. accompanied by Missesoe Lighter and Alice Young. Boy’s Temperance Association meeting postponed due to rain. Next meeting Friday at 7:50 PM. Labor Day holiday noted. banks to close. sick list mentions Ralph Jong ill with acute gastritis.
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M. Ells Rose
Baltimore
Ella May Tooker
East Second Street
M. Imogen Dorsey
Montgomery County
Washington, D. C
Yingling
Libertytown
Vincent Yingling
Marnie Stamp
F. J. Schroeder
East Patrick Street
Cora Hartman
Howard Elkins
Gast Third Street
Frank Mantz
Atlantic City
Mors Nelson
Helena Stantfer
Walkersville
Bon-Air Cottage
Braddock Heights
C. W. Stinespriog
United Brethren Church
Virginia
Frank Leonard Monroe Storm
South Market Street
West Virginia
H. L. Davies
F. Smith
Smith
Misses
B. & O. Railroad Company
HE. Peterman
Europe
Joseph W. Glenn
Sach
Stanley
Grayton T. Gram
Springfield
Ohio
Frederick
Oer
Charlies B. Koogie
Dayton
David H. Koogie
Bolvar
Alice Young
Large barn burned on Cramer farm near Woodsboro
A bank barn on Mr. Clinton Cramer’s Walkeraville Elevator Farm three miles east of Woodsboro burned yesterday afternoon. about 1500 bushels of wheat and 26 tons of hay were destroyed along with a hoghouse and a threshing finishing machine. Loss estimated from 2500 to 3000 dollars with limited insurance coverage. William A. Barton was the farm tenant.
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Leeshing
Clinton Cramer
Walkeraville Elevator Company
Woodsboro
Milton Fogle
Ladiesburg
Cramer
William A. Barton
Joyner Dead in West Virginia Railroad Accident
Mrs. William M. Joyner of East Third street received a telegram from Grafton West Virginia stating her husband was killed in an accident there. He had been working on railroad construction in West Virginia. The Joyners moved from West Virginia to Frederick about two years ago with four children and planned to move back September 15.
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William M. Joyner
East Third Street
West Virginia
Mia
Joyner
Shat State
Frederick
Middletown Hall Awards Opera House Contracts
The Middletown Hall Association awards John B. Beachley of Bolivar the carpenter contract for the Middletown Opera House and remodeling, with work starting next Monday and a December 19 completion target. Alfred Weaver of Middletown gets the mason contract. Over 2,500 cubic feet of dirt must be removed to create new rooms, and additional workers start next Monday.
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Middletown Hall Association
John B. Beachley
Bolivar
Ew Opera House
Middletown
Opera House
Alfred Weaver
Will of Urias Ramsburg Filed for Probate in Orpheus Court
The will provides prior gifts to sons William S Alvas Himer K Ramsburg totaling 5000, and Josiah A 1500 and Florence 1700. It leaves Josiah A 500 and Florence 300 to equalize shares, requires sale of all property, with proceeds invested and interest paid to the widow semiannually, then divides the remainder equally among five children after her death.
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Urias D. Ramsburg
Orpheus’ Court
William S., Alvas
Sed Himer K. Ramsburg
Josiah A
Florence
Social World Party at South Market Street Home
A Tuesday night party at Mr and Mrs Gram s home on South Market street featured many attendees including Misses Belie Purcean Bertha Nor tie Mrs Joseph Smith and others. A separate item reports Mr Francis T Rhodes suffered a painful gas explosion accident at the Masonic Temple when opening a stove door, burning his face and singeing hair. Dr Goodell attended and he remains in pain but mobile.
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Messrs
Charles Norcis
Baltimore
Ira Smith
Hench Smith
Charles Welty
Andrew Kh
Francis T. Rhodes
Masonic Temple
Mr. Rhodés
Dr. Goodell
Rhodes
Dwelling at Damascus Burns During Funeral Hours
The home of Clarence Holton in Damascus Montgomery county burned yesterday afternoon as the family attended the funeral of Harry N. Lansdale. Nearly all contents were destroyed with few items saved from the first floor and everything on the second floor lost. The fire is thought to have been caused by incendiary cause. Loss estimated at 1400 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Damascus
Clarence Holton
Montgomery County
Wee
Harry N. Lansdale
Visit to Antietam Battlefield Ends Pleasant Trip
Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Grifith of Lawndale with their boarders returned last evening from a delightful trip to Antietam Battlefield. They lodged Wednesday night at the house where General McClellan had his headquarters, now owned by Mr. Germanos Rossaver, who warmly greeted and entertained them.
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Antietam Battlefield
T. H. Grifith
Lawndale
Pattlefield
Antietam
General McClellan
Germanos Rossaver
Local Mart Markets History Mill Quotations Reported
Market quotations from Shs Mountain City Mill list corn at 2.85 per barrel, shelled corn 0.37 per bushel, No 5 red wheat 0.77, steamer 0.70 per bushel, and oats 0.40 per bushel.
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Mountain City
Frederick county Teachers Institute closes with address and re election of officers
The Frederick county Teachers Institute session at Mesonio Temple Hall concluded after a 2 PM start with remarks from State Superintendent M Bates Stephens on Maryland history and school celebrations. Officers were re elected: H D Beachley president Pearl A Hader secretary and Amon Burgee treasurer. Committees on decorations regulations and reading circle were named and a resolution urged a salary payment system for teachers.
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Inns
Teachers’ Institute
Mesonio Temple Hall
L. Bobbity
M. Bates Stephans
Stephens
Maryland
Hoe
Bobbits
John Tf. White
Allegany County
Freaerick County
Teachers’ Association
Frederick County
H. D. Beachley
Miss Pearl
Hader
Amon Burgee
Harle B. Wood
Board of County Commissioners of
Pearl A. Bhader
Florence DeMuth
Roth Hoke
Messra
Harry Hoker
BR. G. Bailey
Reading Circle and Association
G. E. L. Palmer
D. O. Aldridge
G. E. Castle
M. M. Robinson
Marguerite Wolfe
Harry J. Kesauver
Daniel 0. Metz
George R. Stottlemyer
Florance DeMath
Bertha Grabill
Amon Burges
Ita
Kha
E. J. Boblits
Tha Inati
Tuts
Enrollment at Women's College sets new record for coming season
The Woman's College will reopen for the eleventh year on Thursday September 17 with record enrollment. Boarding capacity is stretched with additional rooms, a new organ is awaited, and faculty largely unchanged. President Apple reports bright prospects as staff members resume posts and visits indicate strong support for the new year.
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Woman's College
Thoreday
Apple
East Hall
Miss Fauntleroy
Chantangula
Wnw
Miss Hart
Miss Miner
Conference of Colleges Workers
Silver Bay
N.Y
Missering
National Educational Association
Boston
Prof
Beckwith
Ocean Grove
Barrington Magss
Miss Diehl
Atlantic City
Pew
Religious Services and Meetings in Local Churches
A calendar of Sunday services across Sobteyerille, Braddock Heights, Emmitaborg, Libertytown and nearby areas. Sermons, Sunday schools, Holy Communion, confirmations, and special music announced for multiple congregations including Moravison Grangham, All Saints, St John’s Catholic, German Baptist Brethren, Evangelical Lutheran, Trinity Methodist, Presbyterian, Reformed, United Brethren and more.
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Sobteyerille
Sp. m
Ua. m
Moravison
Grangham
Braddock Heights
All Saints’ Retscopar Chorch
St. John's Catholic Church
German Baptist Brethren Church
E. A. Brooner
P. D. Fabriesy
Arthur QC. Carty
LaCrosse
Wis
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Trinity
Epworth League
Presbyterian Church
T. Fresman Dixon
Reformed Church
Emmitaborg
A. M. Glock
Marker, Pa
Grace Reformed Church
New Chapel
East Second Street
E. K. Mc’Lean
Evangelical Reformed Church
E.R. Eschbach
St. Peter's Roman Catholic Church
Libertytown
Curtis
Baltimore
Todd
Methodist Episcopal Church
W. I. McHenney
M. E
Middletown
W.I. McKeany
D. D
John H. Jeffries
Jefferson
United Brethren Church
O. W. Stinespriog
Fruits and fish ads with politics and travel deals
An eclectic page lists tablets and boxes for sale alongside seafood and poultry items, beer on draft, and early 1900s regional political notes. It also advertises rail excursions to Washington and Baltimore with ticket prices and dates, urging Republicans to support William H. Hinks for Chief Judge.
Farm Sold Near Foxville For $910
Olivin T. Fox and Emory J. Coblentz trustees sold the Cyrus B Manahan farm near Foxville to Mrs. Marthe V. Manahan for nine hundred ten dollars.
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Olivin T. Fox
Emory J. Coblentz
Cyrus B Manahan
Foxville
Marthe V. Manahan
Local notices and ads mix in Frederick area pages
Readers are offered school supplies and stationery, a hospital association meeting, Braddock Heights dancing, tailoring and dyeing services, seafood specials, and political appeals. Spots promote James, Hinks, and local businesses, with theater, dining, and four cent books sale details interwoven in the fragment.
Sewer Work Progress on Second and Third Streets
The last square of the sewer between Second and Third streets progresses slowly as rock nears the street bed and masons pause for bed digging. Service pipes advance on South Market Street. Paving on Church Street is planned to finish in two weeks with two gauge machines starting at Crispel alley and the N. O. R. station to speed work. Auctions reported for properties on West Fifth Street and near Me. St. Mary's College. Schools reopen Monday. Miss Parkins Little Ladies' Home School on West Church. International Correspondence Schools district supervisor Pagas to Williamsport. Divorce proceedings between Mrs. J. Josephine Dean and J. William Dean withdrawn after reconciliation.
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East Church Street
Excelbrecht
Edith Ritchie
West Church St
Mia Parkins
West Church Street
Harvey HR. Leaes
Court House
Melville E. Doll
West Fifth Street
Calvin L. Engle
Casper EB. Oline
Vincent Sebold, Esq
W. R. Sweeney
St. Mary’s College
Mr. James Orndorff
Walter Sannders
Qours “Houses
Jacob Rohrback
Webster
Edward Borck
Horace Zacharias
Ss. John’s Literary Institution
Louisay
Engilbrecht
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Henry Vall
Wae Dborti
Geremalu
Kirk
Abed
Rowert
Vermuson
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Poo
Gurgh
Caemte
Stoneman
West
Daniil Dougherty
Philadelphia
Orn Ince
George Stoneman
Rui
Tax News
Qooler
W. N. Moon
Notics
Amon
Ant Ee
O. Thos
Kemp Gatfitsers
Lowenstein & Wertheimer
Rosenstock Bros
Boy's Temperance Association
Anders Brg
Ralph Jong
W. A. Long
Sheewararper
Woonsboro
Grafton
W. Va
Klaal
the Woman's College
Sunday Schools and Societies
Citizens’ National Bank
Se Citizens’ National Bank OF Frederic Recity
Joohn Hendrickson
Tris
Guna
Iaurea
Gants
Neidig & Miller
NEG & Miller's
AOAC
Neidig’& Miller
Clinton E. Warn
North Market Street
Hull & Reich
Bull & Beich
Mildawis
City Hotel Grill
Chicago
William H. Hinks
Washington & Baltimore
Washington
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
William EH. Ginks
Joarge
Coxnermmn
Ost Hyspar
Cpl Cass
George
Rodwck & CO
Bo Mon
Isa
Sigo
Uc Mon
Rodoor. & CO
ALT. Rice & Sons
T. Rich & Bons
Puneral
Furniture Repairere
Frederick, MD
Frederict County
Thomas BP. Rick
East Fourth Street
Frederick County Telephone
Te Ae
Ieee Farmer's E
Elove
Fertilizers, Ac
All Sainte and
Carrell Street
Or Galy
OPERA
Mabel Hastinge
Carson
Bardock Libtere
Sright Muric
Yeakle
Lesses
Pinder
William HB. Leichert
Eugene Sponelier
Fasgnville
P. Sanneberger
Kok
Patrick St
F. B. Sappington
Rbfsiesnatows
OLL
Rorain A. Poor
Frederick City Hospital Association
Magnificent Acenery
Caraleare Square Corner
H. C. James
Aliso
East Patrick &J
C. G. MacGill
uLn & Reica
City Hotel
Boi
Republicane
Green
West Patrick Street
Lewis A. Bline’ 8
B. R. Bisre
Bresh
Raber
Frederick Select Orchestra of
Tan Places
William H. Hinke
J.E. Pagas
International Correspondence Schools
Scranton
Williamsport
Pagas
Elita
Mra
Josephine Dean
J. William Dean
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