Purely Personal Miss Ruth Huberkorn Visits Relatives
Miss Ruth Huberkorn visiting relatives in Washington DC and New York with mentions of Mr and Mrs P. Samuel Notwegle of West Patrick Street visiting friends in Montgomery County. Several families from Maryland and Pennsylvania noted as returning from Atlantic City and visits to Lancaster, Columbia and York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth“ Huberkorn
Washington, DC
Mies
Wik
Urlines
West
South Stredt
New York
P. Samuel Notwegle
West Patrick
Montgomery County
Cus Krebs Ob
South Street
Austile City
Paditdelphia
Warner, Jr
Lon Ft Viel
Atlantic’ City
Kensington, Md
Among the Sick in Frederick and Vicinity
The column lists residents confined to home illness including Harry D Baumgardner and Milde Rosa Duvall both with typhoid fever. William C Kil ee and Hartholow Water street are improving, while Harry W Barrick seeks a divorce from Rosa C Barrick. they wed November 2 1908 near Rocky Ridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry D. Baumgardner
North Street
Milde Rosa Duvall
Patrick Street
Mr. Millard
Hartholow
Water Street
William C. Kilée
Bill
Harry W. Barrick
Stoner
Weinborg
Rosa. C. Barrick
Partion
Guy P. Bready
Teale
Rocky Ridge
Brief Items Of Interest From Local Notes
Items note a theft on South Market Street where a rooster was stolen and a memory of Mr Henry Waller. Mrs Harry McLane of West Patick Street celebrates her birthday with postal gifts. Ames Hendrickson returns home from a Europe trip after several months away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Ws
Haller
South Market
Harry
McLane
West Pat
Fick Street
Europaan Teip
Ames Hendrickson
Europe
India
Court Proceedings Recap of Probate and Garnishee Actions
The circuit court adjourned after a day of varied actions. Garnishee verdicts favored the plaintiff administrators in the Gaver case while Saylor v Gaver resulted in a verdict for the plaintiff. Open account suits faced demurrers and postponements with several defendants represented by Stoner and Weinberg. A Kaplon v Plush judgment was revived but bankruptcy discharge and lack of jurisdiction defenses were raised. Ejectment case Miller v Miller and other matters concluded with adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knitsberser
Emowitl of Beer
Aid “Weinberg Ant Reni Bo Marp
Phdn
Am and
Bond
Park
John
Newman
Joseph W. Gavor
Stoner
Weinberg
Joseph' W
Charles E.saylor
Glenn' S Worthington
Kaplon
Plush
Kappan
Vhroult
Gourk
Mes
Kapton
Dudge
Glenn JM. Worthington
Webbers
Henry
Burger Ve. Want
Asurger Ision
Coblents
Waters
Tle
Cora’ May
Miller Et al
Catherine I. Miller
Brown
Experienced Difficulty Securing Lancaster Couple Marriage License
A young Lancaster pair faced hurdles to wed as the groom Earl Oimar Snyder could not obtain a license due to being underage and lacking a guardian. After Orphan Court permission was granted, Judge C. C. Waters appointed a guardian, the couple obtained the license, and were married at the Methodist Episcopal parsonage by Rev. EB He Lamar around 2 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster
Hife
Earl
Oimar Snyder
Frederick
Alma Jeannette
C. C. Waters
Methodiet Episcopal
EB. He Lamar
Fire Burns Large Barn at Bowers Farm Near New Midway
A fire yesterday around 3 20 PM destroyed a large barn on Milton A Bowers farm near New Midway, with four hogs and several vehicles burned. About 00 to 800 bushels of threshed wheat and other grain were consumed, totaling an estimated $5 000 to $6 000 in damage, fully insured. The stock and barn were reported as lost but some grain was saved. the fire source remains unknown and the farm lies about one mile from Ladiesburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton
Asain
Mhig Eald
Narrow Escape on Trestle and Freight Car Incident
A horse owned by Mr Haines of Dickerson narrowly escaped a deadly fall from a trestle over Carroll Creek after running onto the Northern Central tracks between 7 and 8 pm. The beast was unhitched and badly scarred but survived. Earlier, a freight car broke loose on the same line, rushing along the trestle and damaging another car. Frederick Corps American Salvation Army plans a town entertainment tonight featuring music, readings, and hymns including Led Kindly Light and Onward Christian Soldiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Haines
Dickerson
Wade
Dalny
Hatnes
Northern Central Railroad
Bis
Ava
Carroll
Creek
Liieutenant Thompson
Guillty
Lieut. Stort
Sergi, Mensell
Jerusalem
Mia
Adit
Marshall
Snoozer
Bund
Law Teens Held After Gallery Incident at Opera House
A chaotic scene followed a gallery disturbance at the city opera house last night. Three boys Simon Carewell Johnson and Arthur Wealth were detained in the gallery area until lights came on then arrested by order of Officer Dronentiurg. They were kept overnight and given a reprieve this morning with warning of harsher punishment if repeats occur. Prof Apple heads addresses for a regional county institute in Washington DC at the Business High School building. Professor Apple, president of Frederick College, is noted as a skilled advocate of science education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dyor
Trouse
Simon Carewell
Johnson
Arthur Wealth
Lerfore
Oder
Dronentiurg
Smith
Apple
Courtey’ Institute
Montgomery
Prince; George
Str Mary's
Nara
Washington,d. C
J. H. “Apple
Woman's ‘College
of .Frederick
Educi‘tion
Porch of cement porch being erected by Horace Zacharlax
A cement porch is being built in front of the residence by Mr. Horace Zacharlax. Mesar Charles B. Gaver and Sond oversee the work. The porch features a wall of blocks and a set of steps, with plans for decorative elements and sturdy construction noted in the hurried local report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace
Zacharlax
Mesar
Charles B. Gaver
Che Porel
Real Estate Sold by Young and Staley Firm
Real estate loan and insurance agents Young and Staley sold Mrs. Alice V. Bartgis’s house on West Patrick Street and farm near Utica Mills to Mrs. Allie K. Lambright and Aldney J. Angleberger respectively.
Revered Sheriff McBride Dies After Paralysis Stroke
The Middletown Valley community mourns the death of Allen Clay McBride born July 2 in Middletown Valley. He served as sheriff from 1895 to 1897, later managed farms and rail lines, and held a director role at Franklin Savings Bank. Survived by wife Annie Routzahn, three children, five sisters, and a brother. Funeral Saturday at 2 PM with Mt. Olivet cemetery interment. Also notes Institute address and a theft of young chickens from Mr Stull’s hennery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orelock
West
Patrick
McBride
Edgar
Maynard
McBuide
William
Elisabeth
Hawke
Middietown
Valley
Middletown Valley
State Normal
Baltimore
Mt Zion
Feaguville
Durkinaville
Jefeferson
Aang
Watt
Washington
Frederick
Gettysburg
whiteBride
Franklin Savings Bank
Tifbrids
Allen’ Clay McBride
Leutenant
Fort. Russell
Wyoming
M. Stanley Shafer
Edgar Henry McBride
University of Maryland
Ho Ik
Josint Fools
Sarah Eb, McBride
Joint Pearl
Middletown
Allett Stone
Boonsboro
George Pearl
Burkilsylle
George W. McBride
Borns,hora
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
Frederick College Court Square event and reward notice
A jagged notice invites the public to a gathering at Frederick College on Thursday September 8 at 8 p.m. with Mr Bokolova and Professor Smith present. It offers five dollars for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the party who broke a vent box. A separate contest at Braddock Heights Casino advertises a lucky number prize and a display at Irving Miller hardware.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick, College
Court Square
Bokolova
Wation
Nile
Guy Bowe
Irving 'T. Miller
Braddock Heights
Republican Committee Meeting Set For September 10 1910
Newly elected Republican County Central Committee to meet in the Grand Jury Room of the Court House on Saturday September 10 1910 at 11 o clock a m. All members urged to attend. By order of Committee. Lost pair pies Evyeglasecs with name of Dr Tong suitable re want if retire ment to o News Ovvicn
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican’ Committee
Republican County Central’ Committee
Thie
Dr. Tong
O News
Ovvicn
Also Mentioned on This Page
THE
Daily News
Ann Lee
Putes Oe
Watervliet
George , Crook
Moe -Galteton
Alebi
Moore
Gite
Weather Bureau
Fred Breastpin
le Frank
Rice
Braddock Casino
the Marvel
Shiptéy's
S T
Stull
Eva Breed
Mibel -Aind
Gladya
the Circuit Court
Gontantter
Mitton
A. G.mcbride
John* 'T. White
Teachders’ Institute
Montgomery, Charles, Prince Georges
St. Mary's Counties
North Market Street
Braddock
BOF. Stall
White
Wernte
Metdata
Frank Rick
Excelsior, Sten” Carpet Cleaning Works
Sieene' National Bank
John D. Hendrickson
Tuephous
Usineon
Ee Pamcaeere
Tm Total
Pote Canensen
Vaapanien
G. Wininermag
Abors
Hank
Trnis
Gerimmerman
Osabier
Absertbad
Srantete
Masnebh
Neidig & Miller
Henith
Howe
Mindind Board
Fu Fic O Halon
Bianketa
Nii
Williambron's Drug ‘Store
HESS
CLARK
Williamson's Drug Store
TRE
Rexall
Jnuiuodly
Stilo
Sam Fron
Ps Ercuison
En Electrica
Iteguber
Rultinger
Fighting Department
Chesapeake Supply
Coh
Washington, D. Ca
Market ‘Street
Ttl
Ixtorga
Generel
Electric’ Company
Lee
Raven Co
Kate
Bowl
the Cusby
Thanhouver
D-Munte
Cawlno
Edison
Shipley
Allen ‘G. Quynn. & CO
Maket Street
Frederick, MD
Mick
Bouventrs
Landis
Maryland. Casualty CO
Will Bond
Gho, L. Cramer
BONE
Ags
Tretarus
Real Ratate, Loans & Investments
Ee Faraa
Ea Nets
Conneres
Reba
Court Street
Oramer & Stauffe
Cibamar
Elie
Fesarieiees
Ani
Raeiaee
du aCeere
Salon
Dwellinas
Miner
Young ¢ & Btaley
Ake
ING & Btale
Onburance
People's
Srrchiv
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