In Tetory HWM Mother Atintae Dies in Watervliet
Obituary notes mark the death of Bhakero founder Mother Atintae in Watervliet New York, born 173. Also listed is Hes-General George ton 0 died 1891 and other memorial lines for European royalty and disaster losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tetory
Atintae
Bhakero
Watervliet
N.Y
Georgeton
Wiege
Sevastopol
Ruastannee
Count
Paris
Louie Philippe
London
Tar Carnival a Grand Success
A vivid report of yesterday's village carnival parade at the fairgrounds. Children in athletic costumes and fanciful outfits filled the streets with decorated doll carriages and bikes, as Queen Titania and a court led a ceremonial procession to the grandstand amid clowns, Roosevelt bears, and cheering crowds. Prizes were awarded for baby coaches, doll garb, boat costumes, and more, with judges from Baltimore and Mobile determining standout entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cristians
Tun
Harold Moberly
Charles Sotheron Howard
Francis
Dorsey Howard
David Winebrewer
Philip Winebrewer
Arthur Brown
William Sterble
George Roduek
Titania
Misa Barbare Mullinix
Lefs Clarks
Misere
Lillian Motter
Rebeccs Dalashmutt
Walletta Keefer
Myrtle Hershberger
Pauline McUardel
Masie Bohmidt
Heloise DeGrange
Amy Motter
Mogers
Brocet McOsidell
Frank Markell
Jay Tome
Clinton McBherry
Roy Hyndman
Hewmond Clery
Murray Stauffer
Arshar Ekeah
Fred Cramer
Leyborn Hughes
Noel Haller
Harry Baalth
Peinos Charming
Aileen Frazier
Otoderelle
Virginia Brazier
Court of Citaale
Roger Iitns Rice
James McBherry Alvey
Ble Howe
Florence Sonrander
Qora
Elisabeth Staley
Jamie Knights
L Victor Baughman
Fair Grounds
Hoor
Roosevelt Beara
Lewis Burger
Harry Friedanwald
Baltimore
O. T. Bearin
Mobile
Als
John Sifford
Somerset
Kolpp
Kaulina
Olaes M.toins
Sqeare
Rosenour
Market Street
Olivia Hershberger
Jad
Padl
Pauline Dotrow
Bee Baw
Brisk Bros
Loulle
Louise Brewart
Emory
Nollis Munlien
Braup, Essler & Co
Clarence
Clara Marth
James A. Doll
Edith
Catherine
Imogene
Jeannatte Albaugh
Baby Bacque
Missea Mantz
Elizabeth Titlow
Clara P
Frank Hedges
Edna Foster
O. Boley
Frankin Marah
Biamenonr & O
James W. Hoosk
Temp
Jononette Griffith
Monthe
Iab Prise
Bath Tab
HOO
Ek, Fox
George Saiter
Peandes Zod
Knook & Son
Edward N. Snouffer, Jr
King
Mra
F. Schros
Neldig & Miller
Virginia James
S.d. Fan
Myrtle Irene Nass
Olnes
Prise
Blas
Jewel Oneket
L. V. Laughman
Sarah Gilbert
Olas
Dee Hower
Ceska Oars
Tral Hardware
Peakalfo
Alien G
Feral Jamon
Qoran Olas
Bos
F. J. Gokrocder
Joes Ordeman
Salve Bos
Irene _Baright
Ohking
Pia
Mize
L. V. Baughmas
Moder
Beye Gay
Baltimore Visitors Noted In Local Social Roundup
Mr Ernest Moberly of Baltimore is visiting relatives here. Miss Marcia Wilcoxon of Wort Church Street visits Baltimore. Joseph Ellis of Newburg visits Mrs Jobe Sobell. Misses Mabel and Pearl Derisbaugh and Pearl Kyler visit Baker and Washington. Miss Mary Krise of Washington visits her uncle W. O. Krise. Mrs 0 F Goodell and son Graham return from Washington. Joseph EB Obow of Branawick attends the Democratic county convention at Braddock Heights. Mrs Herber Davie and son Malcolm Grahame visit the family of Extra Houok near the city. Elsia Gilbert of West Fifth Street returns home. Maggie Builth of Troutville visits Mrs Charles Sobell on West South Street who is ill. Mrs Harry Smith and daughter of Baltimore return from visiting Mrs Elroy Remsburg. Mrs Wm H Mebining of West South returns to bedside of her sister Mrs Campbell in Washington. Mr and Mrs George D Schroyer of Baltimore return after spending months here. Mrs Jos Rodkey and daughter Roberta of Taneytown return home from visiting Mrs Elroy Rodkey. Mr Chas Watera and family, summering at Aurora Cottage Thormont, return home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Moberly
Baltimore
Marcia Wilcoxon
Wort Church Street
Joseph Ellis
Newburg
W. Ve
Mere Jobe
Sobell
Market Street
Mabel
Pearl Derisbaugh
Pearl Kyler
Baker
Washington
Mary Krise
W. OG
Krise
East Bouth Arrest
0. F. Goodell
Graham
Joseph EB
Obow
Branawick
Braddock Heights
Herber
Davie
Malcolm Grahame
Extra Houok
Mise Elsla Gilbert
Weat Fifth Street
George D. Schroyer
City
Jos. Rodkey
Roberta
Taneytown
Elroy Rodkey
Chas. O. Watera
Aurora Cottage
Thormont
County Convention in Braddock Heights Elects Officers
Democratic county convention met at Braddock Heights auditorium at noon to appoint delegates for the Sixth District Congressional Convention. J Polk Elser chaired. Col Tiernan Erien served as temporary and permanent chair. secretaries were Guy Motter and EB Shafer. An address honored late Senator Gorman and a mass of 60 delegates per district was authorized. District convention set for September 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock Heights
J. Polk Elser
Col. Tiernan Erien
Guy Motter
EB. 0. Shafer
H. Dorsey Etchison
Gorman
Senster
Costume parade honors at Maryland carnival shows corn husk costumes
A Maryland carnival parade featured numerous costume groups with prizes and lists of winners. Notable entries included beadwork, decorated ponies and donkeys, and a "Gideon's Band" of boys. Master Theodore Christian Howe won a boys class in fancy costume with a corn husk outfit and corn tassels.
Successful Young Farmer in Jefferson Districts
A 14 year old boy Barry Dittmar Remabarg planted a standout yellow corn field in Jefferson districts this season. He is described as small for his age and is the son of Mr. Daniel Ramabarg near Jefferson. The news notes his harrowing and field work amid sowing and cultivation efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefereon
Thia Easeon
Barry Dittmar Remabarg
Daniel Ramabarg
Jefferson
Aite Selene
Real Estate Auction at Courthouse Door
Captain Walter Ganader acted as auctioneer at the courthouse door for Samus, selling at East Seven Street to Ht L. Ga for 3300 dollars a two story frame house and lot. A second parcel on North Max Street brought 1390 dollars to David Eagtioh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wale
Walter Ganader
Aucresser
Samus
A. Gin
East Sevens Street
Ht. L. Ga
Alan
David Eagtioh
Tanelet
Creamer de Brautier
BENT
Bouth Market Street
Anglo
Sunday School and Church Services Across Town
A long list of worship schedules across multiple churches for Sunday. Details include Protestant, Lutheran, German, Methodist, Presbyterian, Evangelical, and United Brethren churches with service times, Sunday schools, special events, Home Coming Day plans, and noted ministers. The article emphasizes unity and invited attendance for all previous members and residents, with decorative church interiors and a featured program.
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Eohoo
Sobleyeville Median Bild
Cpecoag A Bewervicn Ab
Aepiscopal Church
Banday Soho
Cherch
IV. Charlea F Bleck
Jeok Serviow
Ecboel
United Brethren Phoroh
Snodsy School
Slck
J. W. Kiracofe
Thomas Freeman Dixon
Presbyterian Pharoh
Sanday School Oy
Sanday
A. M. Evers
Hamarstown
J. W. Grimm
York, Pa
T. Stero
W. O. Smith
Beymour
Iowa
J. W. Lower
Warsaw
Ind
Rav T. Buck—ong
Piqua, O
W. Straeapring
Baltimore
W. C. Noe
Fontoria
Harrisonburg
M.L. Mayeilles
Muncon
W. Ve
Maryland
Ocsasionale
Missen Bartha
Naillie Kiracofe
M. D. Harp
Milton G. Urmet
United Brethren Home
Old Kentucky
Missen Noble
Bertha Kiracofe
Mesers
Reno
M. D
Addrea
Mr. Reno
Fotka
Offertog
Sireesed
Misces
Lovisa McGinzess
Blanche
Tildan Miller
Lola
Lala
Mora
Harp
W. W
Carnival Thanks And Hospital Meeting Notice
Card of Thanks expresses gratitude to carnival helpers and contributors. A Freder ick City Hospital Association meeting is announced at Mrs. A O Cardell’s residence on Tuesday morning September 11 at 9 30. Removal notice lists Mrs E Payne moving her millinery from 195 North Market to 11 West Pas- Hok. Events include auctions, goods sales, and local notices dated 1906.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City
E. Payne
North Market Street
Weat Pas- Hok
Committee members listed for musical event noted misspellings
Miss Bertha and Nellie Elracote appear on a committee for a music event along with M D Harp J E Phreegor Obrien E Haller Reno Harp and Maud McCanner, indicating a small local gathering planning group with several names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Bertha
Nellie Elracote
Mr. M.D. Harp
J. E. Phreegor
Obrien E. Haller
Reno
Harp
Misa Maud McCanner
Surprise Kok A Pastor Welcomed Home By Congregation
Rev. Wm. Hammond Parker of the First Baptist Church returned from vacation to a surprised welcome. Members had furnished the basement for Sunday school and worship, lit the church to conceal the plan, and hosted a feast. Mr. Fogle delivered the welcome address, and Parker expressed thanks, noting the goodwill and joy of reuniting with his flock. A reception with cake and ice cream followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Firet Baptist Church
Wm. Hammond Parker
Christian Endeavor Society
Grace Reformed Church
BE L McLean
Bantley
Trinity M
South
John Paul Tyler
Epworth League
Presbyterian Church
Thomas Freeman Dixon
Evangelical Reformed Church
Sandey
Wiliam Hammond Parker
First Baptist Pharoh
Peetor
Fogle
Yan
Araep
Tomstes
Local Mentions and Public Notices Summary
Fragmentary OCR notes reference public notices and local mentions with scattered names and events. Key entities are unclear due to garbled text, but suggest mentions of individuals, organizations, and dates without coherent details.
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the Daily News
Crook
Rc, Catlin
Clil Ware
Mount Nibo
Ark
Galveston
Calabria
Italy
Rotas
Cesches
StEeseonons
Morena
Emi
Wasumesen
M. Gowial
Fred
McCardall
Val Committee
Touplal Asa’n. Mre
E. Payoe Merling & Bon Baste, Pron
E Werthalwor National Bank
T Ritter, Atty
L B. Martinix
Braddock Helgate
Pennsylvania
Berens
Wi A. Ressacur
Bena
Patrick Ors
Pera
Eae
Olaw G
Parker
Marion Miller
Wileos Hallie
Amna Barges
Otla Rhoads
Asa A
Poles
Mullinix
Alee i Ach
Print Bosp
Geeie
Mra . V. Baugh Wap
Clarence Carty
Olase
Girle
Dr. T. B. Johnson
Mamie Hitec
Orisy
Boys’ Littleg
Jaces Ramebarg
Masia Fotio
J M. Birsly
Madeline Bonff
Ornes L
Revivegas
Lat Peigs
Pomataia Pen
Mine Janet Williams
Mary Gilbert
R.G J Darrow
Eudolph Crouse
Scd
Fao
Mre
L. V. Baughman
Jacob Gorman
Ruth Glessier Uhipley
Maynard
Helen Mosier
St Byerly's
Charles W. Ross, Jr
Catherins W. Rose
Oless
J. EB. Sobel
Meredith
Marabali
Pauline Staub
Beckley
Cornelia McSherry
C. A. Castle
Barling Sponvelier
Leudis
Catherine McSherry
I—Sin
Vapo-Cresciene Co
New York
Robert Stail
Signet
T. B Johnson
Frederick B. Alvey
Thomas
Haller
Nator DaGrange
Harry Shipley
John Wills
Mies Ella Howek
John McGinnees
Annie McGruges
Willie Ridenoar
Thirsa Elchelberger
Doll
Bathan Epeteis
Creaoline Co
Dr. O. H. Goalay
Adamstown
Weet Patrick Street
Moale
Carnival
Gideon's
Raymond Bussard
Richard Simmons
Guy Bartholow
Frank Rhodes
Austin Mantz
Theodore Christian Howe
George Alpha Howse
Washington, D.C
W. Harry
Feageville
Howe
Aedraw Carnegie
Theodore Becsavelt
Harry Dittmar Remsburg
Harvard
Frederick
Sunday Schools and Societies
Yauke
Aes
Zimmerman
Onahter
Sihtarot Bentommer
Aa Thomas
N. F. Oarrest—Asseet Thoma D
Ba’ TT
H. Haller
Ger
Mante
Fandlee
NEW Deess Goods
Neidig & Miller
Ucuixa
Long Glover Lables
Walner
Thebes
Aleo
Muniimix
Cbairman
P. Baweerr
Mas
Quonon
McCardell Wa
Dence
Dr. Fulton
Hriday
Breapy, Auc
Timothy Hay
Tyson & Nicopruva
Barney R. Lease
Edward Bowlns
Third Street
Dostouk, &. m
Hoesehold
Bee
Farpraicx Co
Farmers’ Excwaxar
E L.fohmid
L. E. Mulliniz
Au Rugs
L. EB. Mullinix
Oise
Rodoue
Theo. F. Rice
Eelp
Nations Company
Metnurt Street
Poiladelphia
Abwedasatio
B. Resenour & Son
Emuasodte
Prairie
Landis
Dr. Batter
Agdir
Ity Hall
Spout Springs Road
Astrand
Buckeyetown Pike
Newaras
Wedai
Kameburg
Moni
Onan
Gavees Fredeia
Maregeet
Frederick Academy
Freornicy
Staur, Kattar & Co
Notiog
Y. A. QA
M. C. A. Bafldi
TOVEE
A. B
Storth Marte
Cp” Ik
Surprise Kok
Srranah
Gardell
Plishugh Lee Obageer
U.D. G
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