Personal News From McSherry Jett and Area Visits
Purely personal notes list visits and returns across New Oxford Baltimore Huntington and nearby towns. Names include Mrs A A Lough Mrs Sewell Slinglas Mrs Nannie McGill Mina Spurrier McSherry and many local families visiting relatives and friends in Lancaster York Bartholows and Bal timore. Also covered are Baltimore District M E Conference proceedings and a Hospital Association meeting with donations and patient counts.
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McSherry Jett
Rand
A. A. Lough
New
Oxford
Sewell” Slinglas
Baltimore
Nannie McGill
Heifenstein
Bidsnhawet
E. Elsehaver
Huntington
Ind
Charles A. "Poole
Mioa Anca Vanfossen
Bartholows
Mina Caroline ‘Spurrier -McSherry
New York
John Manuel
Ale ‘Wers
Mira
Gharian
M.‘ Parr
Walbrook
William
J. “McCormick
Mes
W. Irving Parsons
John’ Newman and Sons
Braddock
Edward Schaffer
George D. Kehne
the Locusts
George F. Pollock
Alda ‘White
Charlesville
Mamie
Edna Houck
Milton and
Paul Houck
Harmony Grove
Milton Powell
Dudrow Wachter Nuptials At Lewistown Parsonage
On September 3 at Lewistown parsonage Rev J A Asper united Clarence C Dudrow of Walkersville and Rosa M Wachter daughter of Ethan A Wachter Unica Mills Mad in a simple ceremony. The wedding follows a social gathering of friends and the couple will reside locally.
Jury verdict over mortgage note case and docket update
In a Baltimore circuit court session Judges McSherry and Motter heard the case of Francis T. Lakinya and the Old Town Bank. The Milk Producers Association of Maryland considered a $5,000 loan with a 5 percent deduction to fund a sinking reserve. The jury returned a verdict for the appellant, Mr. Lakin, after guidance on whether notes were paid via the 5 percent deduction. Other docket items included John Hendrickson v Windsor over a store bill and the case George Stall v Automatic Scale Company, with a verdict due shortly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis T. Lakinya
Old Town Bank
Baltimore
McBherry
Motter
Milk Producers’ Association, of
Maryland
Wilcox
McSherry
Iond
Lakin
Mr. Lakin
Appellee
Bank
Stoner
D. Princeton Buckey
B. E
Hendrickson
Windsor
Virginia
George T. Stall
Stall
Loits
Seals
Pushing Sewer Work Clears Rock Bed Blast
Workers push blasting debris in the sewer bed near a corner, pushing forward rock to clear about 100 feet of the bed. Yesterday a jar shattered two second story window panes at the Routzahn residence as Teasons resumed clearing the sewer bed this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bisat
Joseph L. Routzahn
Teasons
Uswer
Disturbance arrest yields fine and jail term
John Kaye was arrested by Deputy Sheriff Carter for disturbing the place on Gonrt street. He appeared before Jonatics Ecketein and was fined 2.50 or in default jailed 10 days. Independent Hose Company appoints a resolutions committee after the death of James E. Abrecht and elects J F Higenhauer secretary replacing J Barry Haner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kaye
Carter
Gonrt Street
Jonatics Ecketein
Independent Hose . Company
James E. Abrecht
Wm. Kolb
J. George Lambert
MT. Derr
John Ricketts
Geo
Union Rules in Force for Local Masons
The local masons operate under the rules of the general organization. Hamilton Davis has been appointed steward for the masons on Rosenstock Brothel's new building, with some union men employed on the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masons’ Union
Mrr
Hamilton Davis
Masons
Rosenstock
Local Market Quotes From Mountain City Mill
The Local Mart reports Mountain City Mill market quotes for today. Gorn barrel price 2.55 shelled 0.57 per brakel, No 9 red wheat 0.77, steamer 0.70 per bushel. Oats 0.40 per bushel.
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Mountain City
Will of Mrs Mary E Stunkle Filed for Probate
The will of Mrs Mary E Stunkle was filed in the Orphans Court for probate this morning. She bequeaths all her property, rest and personal estate to her husband Frederick Stankle. The rest of the text provides an unrelated advertising reflection on human nature and universal sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Stunkle
Mary E. Stunkle
Orphans’ Court
Frederick Stankle
Transfers and marriages in Frederick county courts week ending Sept 4 1903
Property deeds recorded include Mary Ann Beaner to Joseph W A Beaner and others with parcels of land valued at various sums. several couples listed for real estate transfers in county filings. Marriage licenses issued include Clarence Dudrow and Ross Wachter Robert Padgett and Jennie Boone James Wetzel and Alice Smith Frank Lancaster and Elisa Dorasy William Watkins and Mrs Margaret Barsholow Charles Myers and Ellen Haynes. Orphans Court inventories wills and administrations with estates of Koons Baker Ramaborg and others, probate of Urias Ramaborg and related executors. Final accounting for Eleanor Johnson as executrix of Elizabeth Snyder filed.
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Ctrcuit and Orphans
Ronal
Otronit and Orphans
Mary Ann Beaner
Joseph W. A. Beaner
Isabella Jones
Wiliam Mount
Barbara E. Bingbrink
Mary E. Fox
Milton F. Cutsail
Georgioups
R. C. Hamilton
W.plummer
Patrick J. Coughlin
Mt. Airy
William E. Ashbaugh
Charles M. Ashbaugh
George W. Lowery
Charles W. Wright
Rooks
Jenne P. King
Caleb Potts
Percy Eyater
Saloma S. Gillelac
Isaac F. Bowers
Tasac
Fowere
John J. Keller
Charles N. E. Naskey
Clarence
Dudrow
Ross M. Wachter
Frederick
Robert H.padgett
Jennie G. Boone
Adamsowe
James, W. Wetzel
Eylera
Alice Smith
Lantz
Ce ‘Frank Lancaster
Washington,d
Elisa
Dorasy
Forest Glen
Montgomery County
William A. Watkins
Cedar Grove
Margaret
Barsholow
Oreageratown
Charles. E. Myers
Ellen
Haynes
Unionville
Orphans' Court
Madney
Debta
Ann Maria B. Koons
Arian D."rameburg
Arsena Salen
Daniel “Baker
P. Biser
Catherina ‘Biser
Urias D. Ramaborg
Ee Lattera
Urias
D.ramaborg
Elmer K
Alva
Rameburg
Eleanor M. Johnson
Elizabeth Snyder
Fight Farce at Athletic Park Undermines Local Boxing
Dick Potts defeated Matty Matthews in peck rounds amid claims of a rigged match. Referee Eisenhauer allowed Potts to rise and dominate after Matty fell, drawing audience protests as Potts secured victory. Earlier preliminaries included Kid Pearson vs Joe Larkins and B C Crosby vs Hiram Hall, both short and entertaining.
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Dick ‘Potta
Frederick ‘County
Nighs
Matty” Matthews
Harrisburg
Athletic Park
Pevck
Matty
Thomas Eisenhauer
Potts
Eisenhauer
Potte
Kid” Pearson
Joe Larkins
B. C. Crosby
Hiram Hall
Veterans by law changes in W S Schley Camp notes
The 2006 meeting of W S Schley Camp Sons of Veterans made major by law changes affecting sick and death benefits. Wees-wee payments shift to weekly. sick benefit 15 cents weekly and death benefit 10 cents weekly. A weekly meeting after November 1 was planned. Charles F. Roberts resigned as first lieutenant, moved to York. W H Whitmore promoted to first lieutenant, Clarke Devilbiss elected second lieutenant. A social members only meeting is set for September 29 at 8 p.m. with a special program.
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W. S. Schley-Camp
Sons of Veterans
Tate
Charles F. Roberts
Roberts
York
W.H. Whitmore
Clarke Devilbiss
Camp and Aid
Jury of Inquest Into Death at Montevas Hospital
The jury of inquest summoned by Sheriff Lease to investigate the death of Joseph Robinson, shot by his brother, met and viewed the remnant at Montevas Hospital. They adjourned to Friday at 10 o'clock to meet at the Mayor's Office and hear witnesses. Foreman Capt. Walter Saunders leads the twelve jurors: Charles Spek Malachi Etchison Charles Zimmerman Benjamin Rosenour D. T. Ordeman D. M. Lambert G. Edward Myers Charles Simmons Charles B. Foat James M. Gilbert Jerry Kennedy.
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Lease
Joseph Robinson
Montevas Hospital
Walter Saunders
Charles Spek
Malachi Etchison
Charles Zimmerman
Benjamin Rosenour
D. T. Ordeman
D. M. Lambert
G. Edward Myers
Charles Simmons
Charles B. Foat
James M. Gilbert
Jerry Kennedy
Dr W G McDowns on false report about Indianapolis John
Dr W G McDowns of this city received a trainer's letter denying a permanent disablement from a kick at the Gentlemen's Driving Park in Baltimore last Friday. The letter states Indianapolis John is in fine condition and will be taken to New York to be entered on various tracks in the state.
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M. E
Baltimore
M.E. Church South
John A. Anderson
J. H. Davidson
Poolesville
J. R. Andrew
Arlington
W. G. McDowns
Indiana
John
Gentlemen's Driving Park
New York
Grand Officers Here Visit Frederick Council Royal Arcanum
The Frederick Council No. 1196 Royal Arcanum hosts Grand Council visitors led by Past Grand Regent James B. Yankle Grand Orator Edward S. Strobbar and Grand Secretary Wilbur Smith. They urged growth, unity and public benefits while detailing finances and membership gains as they prepared to depart for Cumberland.
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Frederick Council
Royal Arcanum
Grand Council
Joos Council
James B. Yankle
Edward S. Strobbar
Wilbur ¥. Smith
Daniel T. Ordeman
Charles H. Heffner
Strobbar
Aoeign Life Luminance Company
Pela
Yeakle Wan
la Ot
Hav
Smith
Mosers
Wm.h. Hinke
Dr. Pranklin B.smish
W. Nash Young
Cumberland
Party tickets and public notices across Maryland counties
The Independent Republicans of Talbot County nominate a full ticket while Charles County Democrats back Senator Gorman for president and Warfield for governor. A typhoid outbreak is reported in Clear Spring, and a monument dedication for Maryland Confederate and Union dead on Chickamangs Battlefield is set for October 8. Partial plans for the New Jersey monument dedication on Antietam Battlefield include President Roosevelt and New Jersey Governor Murphy. A Worcester County Democratic convention elects a county ticket and endorses Gorman for president, Smith for U S senator, and Edwin Warfield for governor.
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Repubblicans
Talbot County
Clear Spring
Washington County
Cumberland Valley
Mont. Alto
Maryland
Chickamangs Battlefield
Charles County
Gorman
Warfield
Charles Jones
Carclice Link
Baltimore
New Jersey Monument
Antistam Battlefield
Roosevelt
Franklin Murphy
New Jersey
Worcester
Senator Gorman
Governor Smith
United States
Edwin Warfield
News of the Churches Discusses Hungarian Reformed Aid
After summer break the Evangelical Reformed Missionary Society held its monthly meeting in Trinity chapel. Reports from soliciting committees praised students and soloists Frank Rhodes and Isabel Zimmerman, with readings by DeGrange and McDaniel. Dr. Eechbach spoke on the Reformed church among Hungarians, prompting a $19 appropriation to aid a Hungarian Reformed paper.
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Evangelical Reformed Missionary Society
Trinity Chapel
Tuseday
Assaise DeGrange
Frank Rhodes
Henrietta McDaniel
Isabel Zimmerman
Fred. Cramer
Rhodes
Misa Zimmerman
DeGrange
McDaniel
Cramer
Eechbach
Reformed Church
Society
OF FREDERIC RECITY MD CAPITAL SURPLUS 200000
Local financial note reports a capital surplus amounting to two hundred thousand dollars tied to Frederic locality. The terse item cites fiscal figures without broader context or names of institutions.
Local notices invite services and goods in Frederick area
Dr O Highbarger will visit Parks Hotel Frederick on Wednesday September 9 with free examinations and appointments offered at the hotel or residences on September 10 and 11. Katherine Swan to instruct at Con solidated Gas for two weeks starting September with home visits for those unable to attend. Local shops promote school supplies carpets rugs new pets and coffee teas with displays and “White Star” blends.
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Highbarger
Hagerstown
Parks Hotel
Frederick Gas Company
Katherine Swan
Consolidated Gas Company of
New York City
Lyon
A Novelty Minstrelsy At City Opera House
Frank Agams brings a new minstrel entertainment to City Opera House on Tuesday September 15. The show features original ideas a diverse troupe with lavish costumes and a culminating trick pantomime. Audiences can expect delightful surprises music and laughter with affordable prices. Also note plans for a Republican judicial convention at Point of Rocks in the county on Monday at 11 o'clock.
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Frank Agams
Min‘atrel Company
Adams
City Opera House
Sixth Judicial Circuit
Point of Rocks
This County
Do's Oyster Soup Tonight at the Junior Halls
Miss Ritchie will resume dancing classes October 2 and 3, with private reasons given. Miss W. M. Rircaiz of Frederick Md listed. Oyster and Crab Soup advertised as specially prepared. Doll's Old Stock Lager and Stock Lager promoted.
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Ritchie
W. M. Rircaiz
Frederick Md
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