Personal News On People Moving Or Visiting
Purely personal notes list Mr and Mrs Ralph Wachter moving to 314 West Patrick Street and many others visiting relatives or traveling. Entries mention Oliver Baro going to Ellett Virginia for work, Harry E Chapline visiting Shepherdstown West Virginia, Ex Mayor and Mrs A R Yeakle in Washington, Mrs Matsie Adger visiting the Cramer family, Harry Jones from Washington visiting his father on Patrick Street, Miss Janie Rhodes visiting Baltimore and Washington, and multiple returns from New York, Washington, Falls Church, and Branswick among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Wachter
Patrick Streat
Oliver Baro
Ellett
Harry E. Chapline
Third Streat
Shepherdstown
W. Va
A R. Yeakle
West Third Street
Washington
Matsie Adger
Louisiana
Frank L Goodman
South Street
Branswick
Rita Lee Clabwugh
South Mar
Kat Street
G. W. Hoffmnnter
Keller
Eman Brookey
Patrick Atrest
Vial T
Washington and
Falls Church
Franklin 8. Harrington
Ella Davall
Cora Kroh
Madison Street
Brief Bits and Local Items From West Forsh Street
Miss Helen Titlow hosts a social at Brad street party while in town. A trip of money near Bowers yard prompts caution as a man injures his left thumb. Mrs Naomi Piitches is listed at West Seeth Street with local notes from Frederick Cay and Moberly area observers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Titlow
West Fonrsh Street
Brad
Ber Yard
Rural School Consolidation Debate At Institute
The Teachers' Institute discussed consolidating two or more small rural schools into a central graded school to improve instruction and facilities. Mr Worthington urged consolidation as feasible, with transport considered where needed, and State Superintendent Stephens supported the idea. An evening entertainment followed, featuring readings and vocal selections by local teachers and students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iesthuce
A. McBeide
Leader
Grace Hesshaw
Ruth Hoke
Bjelkes Hendley
Katie
Kefaaver
Becaus
Aiza
Nncomary
M. Bates Stephens
Worthington
Tenchts
Dr. Stephens
Sindy
IM. Motter
Gol. L. Tierneo Brien
H. Boteter Goss
J. H. Stokes
Board of Gatod Commissionere
Obariee
Garrison
Grayson Palmer
Howes
Elfenbath
McDaneel
Teachers’ Institute
Cape C
Julia Brants
King Joba
Boone
Irving B
Beard Secures Medal in Unclear Event
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a person named Beard and a possible award or medal context but lacks clear details or supporting entities to define a full news item.
Orphans Courts Actions and Marriages Listed for Week Ended
The week ended Wednesday noon September 1006 lists guardianship letters granted and estate actions in Orphans Court. Real estate transfers include Moores to Margaret Hefimas and others in Brunswick and county properties valued at sums like 3300 and 200. Marriages record unions of Bankey Platte and others across York Pennsylvania Medea and Harper’s Ferry with multiple pairs noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biwerd L. Moors and
Wits
Margaret B. R. Hefimas
John KE. Crem
Charlie M. Wenner
Butter and Wits
Brunswicel
Bethany
Marriaqe Licipaxs
George H. Bankey
Margaret Platte
York
Pe. Earlley
Della V. Pogle
Medea
William Dizos
Doabs
Gisla Weashington
Harper's Forty
W. Va
Dente
B. Leitolt
Eoma J. Tracey
Wollasville
George F. Baker
Jeanie H. Hofftan
Mt. Pleasant
Orpmans' CouRt
Joseph W. Gaver
Sen & Add
Roland C. Barrett
Leland Childies
George W. Barrett
Phillip H. Miller
Aaron Richardacca
Tduiaistrense
Nicholas Baker
John Hoover
Gebtedae
Milton B. Blifer
Edward 8. Blohelberger
William E. Boteler
othe + Falk
Cell Same
Hancon Boyer
Catharine E. Richardson
Aston Richardson
Sham Battle at Braddock Heights Promises Spectacle
Ready for the big sham battle between Company B Bug erstone and Company A of this city titled Battle of Chigger Hill. Browns defense and Blues attack with khaki and blue uniforms, led by Captain Fisher and Captain Markey, echo Gettysburg maneuvers plus a cavalry and artillery element. Spectators urged not to cross the road, 000 rounds to be fired, program starts 6 45 p m with Heights Band, Gov Warfield and Gen Riggs to attend. Braddock Heights Orchestra will provide music and the event runs into the afternoon with special train arrivals and ample accommodations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock Heights
Bugerstone
Chigger Hill
Hagerato
Fisher Jonaot
Blues
Markey
Kefaever
Labhors
Woander
Lien
Picaattie Hhis
Gettysburg
Ponty National Turnpike
Req
Darlox
Heights
Gov. Warfield
General Riggs
Clinton L. Riggs
Baltimore
Governor Warfield
Talostrelae
Fragmentary OCR Note Hints at Siblings Event
Readable text shows six sisters and a mention of a baying event. Details are unclear but imply a family or social gathering with a group of sisters referenced in a clipped note.
Y M C A Plans Expanded Sleeping Rooms and Pool
The Y M C A building in York Pennsylvania seeks extra space with sixteen sleeping rooms and six private baths and a 20 by 40 foot pool under a redesigned rear annex. Hamme and Keber proposed as builders after reviewing four plan sets with a revised gym layout to create added revenue potential. Construction could start with foundation this fall and finish about a year later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y.M.C. A
Hamme & Keber
York
Bamase
Hall
Gome
Eearmibtes
Herene
Court Street
Masoulo
Maconto
Church Street
the Court
Hamme
Seidig and Miller Local Mention and Carnival Notice
Seidig and Miller items note theater communications resuming September 7 at 8 pm and related local society notices. Various ads cover hay, banking, garments, osteopathy, oysters, carnival registrations, rides, and notices for Frederick College and holiday excursions with dates and prices.
Mt Airy Agrees With Baltimore Team In Labor Day Double
The Crown Cock and Seal Oo of Baltimore traveled to Mt Airy for a Labor Day baseball doubleheader. In the morning game Mt Airy won 6 to 0 behind Whipp’s dominant pitching, limiting Baltimore to three hits. The afternoon contest saw Mt Airy again prevail 16 to 8 with strong hitting and solid defense, Williams, Watkins and Whipp driving the offense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Airy
Cock & Seal Oo
Baltimore
Shere
Whipp
Mr. Airy
Watkins
W. Green
Hunter
D. Green
Williams
Mb. Alry
Watkloe
Ms. Alry
Mi. Airy, Watkins and Watkins
Hanter
Reopening of Schools and Local Health Report
Dr. F. J. Thomas, city health officer, reports August totals: 18 deaths, 15 births. Diseases listed include measles, scarlet fever, whooping cough, and typhoid fever. School openings planned September 10 with local students returning to institutions in Baltimore and neighboring towns. A 8 foot 4 inch snake found near a tobacco house is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sealth
F. Thomas
Alty
Bright
Granty
Mise Jeora Doub
Middletown
Mies Joniene Hoffman
Estelle Waalster
Mies Katharin Kastimen
Pearl
Spa
She Hormel Bokoo
Baltimore
Vieira
Hon Academy Eee
Sa Fromane College
Funeral notices and a New York stage show announced
Funeral services were held for Mr. Zon a Zane Bay with burial at Olivet Cemetery. Rev. Osborne Ingle conducted the service and O. C. Carty served as funeral director. Virginia May Martz’s funeral followed at her parents’ home with burial at Mt. Olivet Cemetery under direction of Carty. The City Opera House advertised Play of Gotham Lights from New York Life with a capable company and praised its clean plot and strong heroism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zon
Zane Bay
de. Osborne Ingle
Mary Steckel-Burok
Milton A. Woodward
Staley
William &. Ramberg
H. B
John L. Michael
MO. Olivet
C. Carty
Virginia May Marts
New York Life
Gotham
City Opera House
Laterra
Bide Received in Washington Frederick Railway Grade Contract
Several bids for the grading of the Washington Frederick rynbarg Railway between Fred areck and Lewistown have been read by D Colombes company. The city states the contract will not be awarded until the bids are secured, as the project proceeds through the bidding process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, Frederick
Concert Band at Braddock Hall Promises Admission
A small town notice advertises a concert by Braddock Concert Band at Concord tonight with general admission and a gallery rate. Also warns residents to pay gas or electric bills between the 10th to save a discount and mentions temperance meetings planned in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doe
Oy Bouse
Braddock
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