Fragmentary 19th Century Notes From A Georgia County
Incomplete local notices mention Pete and Paul Fuller, Baylsee, and residents such as Mr. Cleghorn, aged 104, among the oldest in HW county Georgia. References to Bristol residents Mrs. Elizabeth Rah, Mr. John Wisnd Pitman celebrate birthdays, while Ph wn Tite and Mrs Heh fsa Towes are noted as deceased. Also notes on a Mycraville and Boonsboro event, a Fred tk Fair, and a Chicago drainage canal proposal with regional water level impacts. A rehearsal of the operetta Tyro an queen is set for City Hall tonight at 8. The September salting of the ilsera registration for Frederick county is listed, and Barbara Rice begins duties as patron of the Home for the Aged. The Independent Hose Company plans a meeting tomorrow night at 9 to discuss building plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baylsee
Paul Fuller
Turtwell
Cleghorn
HW County
John Wisnd Pitman
Elizsbeth L. Rah
Bristol
Moyday
Ph Wn Tite
Mycraville and Boonsboro
Chicago Mein
Stauebester
Chicago
St. Lonis
City Hall
Frederick County
Barbara Rice
Hose Company
Plana
Grand Tournament and Market at Downey Grove New Market
A large tournament and market fair will be held in Downey's Grove near New Market on Saturday September 23 at 10 am. Counties including Montgomery and Washington will compete in the sixth congressional district event. Prominent attendees include Governor Frank Brown Comptroller Marion DeKalb Smith and other state leaders. A concert with several bands and dancing is planned along with a large organizing committee and numerous volunteers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teririor
Downey's Grove
New Market
Kolgtstrom
Frederick
Montgomery
Washington
Buby
Frank Brown
Marion DeKalb Smith
Col
Victor Ibsagh Muhh
News of the Churches Sunday Services and Meetings
Church notices in city and county report remodeling plans for the Trinity Church of Maryland, Evangelical Lutheran lectures, Junior and Senior activities, and Catholic Club addresses by Rev Father Sullivan. Rev George Nizdorff led morning services at Evangelical Lutheran, with Marion Kilne preaching at night on Galatians. Large attendance at both services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tta
C. A
Luther Kuhlman
Davia
W. Va
Penn
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Father Sullivan
Maryland
Loan Society
George Nizdorff
Marion J. Kilne
Jesus Christ
Law's Grip and Disorderly Conduct Notices
A brutal cutting affray on a Balote Street left Edward Harris injured with a razor wound to the face and head after a family dispute with Thomas Roles. Roles was arrested and later released on bail, with a future hearing before Justice Pollos. Abraham Fisher Frank Grove E W Carey and Eliza Gibbs, all colored, faced fines for disorderly conduct. payment completed this morning. A vagrant case against Gordon, a colored engrant, resulted in commitment to Monterey Penitentiary by Police Justice Eckatein. Also notes a welcome rain in Frederick, which cooled a sultry day with clouds, wind, lightening, and thunder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Harris
Thomas
Harris
Steece
Ire J. McCurdy
Porformas
Brookey
Roles
Duardralt
Abraham Fisher
Frank Grove
E. W. Carey
Eliza Gibbs
Justics Eckatein
Frederick
Painful Injury After Tree Pull Causes Paralyzing Arm Risk
An incident near Araby involved a married man named Wa. Smith who, while trying to pull over a tree, fell onto the arm of Mr. Oks. Lvemek. A book attached to a check caused further injury, leaving Smith partially paralyzed with serious wounds. The event occurred on Saturday and is reported with details of location and sequence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E Yoene
Wa. Smith
Araby
Oks
Mok Mire Thomas Ebberts Faces Critical Competition
Fragmentary historical notice mentions Thomas Ebberts improving slowly and a critical competition faced by Thames of Weet Fourik with Shipley of Wreet me Fireet involved in a watch shet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Ebberts
Minate Thames
Mr.q
K. Shipley
Winchester welcomes visiting unitext fire company band
The visiting Unitext Fire Company members were greeted with hospitable treatment in Winchester Virginia after their arrival. Chas Frank Harry George and Jacob Woodward, once Frederick residents now prospering merchants in Winchester, led a lively welcome with a parade and serenade. Local leaders of the Fire Companies hosted friends, praising the hospitality as exemplary. The event featured citizens from Winchester and valley railroad men Tom Pruse and Mr Darrow, remembered for their kindness. The parade and demonstrations attracted many townsfolk who applauded the visitors and their hosts for the cordial reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unitext
Winchester
Chas
Frank
Harry
George
Jacob Woodward
Frederick
Wlonchester
Tom Priuse
Darrow
Spate of Local News and Weather Across County
A jumble of reports from Havre de Grace to Annapolis notes storms, injuries, judicial actions, and community events. Senator Gernitin and his son visit Sarutos. two stables burned in a fire near Havre de Grace. heavy rain drenches Washington County. ex Mayor James Brown’s funeral draws many. Rev Birmingham preaches at Elkton. Willam Cadle faces assault charges in Aberdeen. local car and political events loom as expected. The Judy schooner narrowly escapes drownings near Havre de Grace. treatment of county treasurers faces court review. David N Henning emerges as young Democratic candidate in Carroll County. Prince George's Farmers Club explores cooperative selling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gernitin
Sarutos
Havre de Grace
Lome
James 4. Brown
Ancapolis
Win. J. Birmingham
Elkton Carhole
Willam
St Oaklend
Thureday
Bilcatt Ulty Tougy
Judy
Crisfield
Sant
Tressure
Cecil County
Elktog
David N. Henning
Young Democracy
Carroll County
Oonghéa
Talbott
Yausville Farmers’ Club
Prince George's County
Phates
Funeral of James H. Brown in Annapolis well attended
The funeral for James H. Brown ex mayor of Annapolis drew many dignitaries including Mayor John H. Thomas and city officials. A Masonic procession and several lodge members carried the rites at the grave while bells tolled and choirs sang Noster My God to Thee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. Brown
James
W. L. McDowell
J. 3. Dashiell
Louie A. Clayton
Charies Wilson
W. L. Preuifer
James J. Johnson
William Thowns
Charies Wilson, Jr
Masonic Order
George Wells
Nevitt Steel
J. B. Vanssat
RK. Brewer
Albert Roos
Arty Green
Julian Brewer
Davis
Pacut
Clayton
United Reel Team Displeased by Treatment at Maofair
The United Reel Team reports disappointment with rough treatment from the Antietam Hose Company of Hagerstown and the First Hose Company at the fair. Races featured attempts to influence the timekeeper by the competing crews, but Frederick boys intervened to halt the misconduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bagerstown
United Reel
Maofair
Frederick Boys
Frederick
Aeuel
Tafe
The Night Market Toasts Hagerstown Charm
A fragment recalls Hagerstown city events with a board meeting in Frederick County and a planned public act on October 10 and 11. The prose then pivots to a vivid scene of a modern bounty, featuring beauty and ritualized pageantry amid a bustling crowd. The passage ends with a surreal reference to a remedy and a nickname.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Etee
Rene
Frederick Fale
Maryland Institute Abuts Meeting of Juvenile Temples at Ellicott City
The Maryland Institute of Juvenile Templars held its regular quarterly meeting in Ellicott City on a Saturday. Grand Superintendent Sifoa Netvia M. Marlette of Baltimore opened the session at one, with reports, routine business, and a pledge ceremony followed by a meal prepared by local committees. The afternoon featured questions, remarks by Grand Councillor Browning, and addresses on child training and juvenile templary work. the institute adjourned with prayers. The next meeting is slated for Freedom on December 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Good Templare
Ellicott City
Maryland
Baturdey
Ellcott Classic
Sifoa Netvia M. Marlette
Balitinme
Russell
Mina
Lot Russell
Jacob Logelbeecht
Prederieh
Barry
Channing Mulley
Titapsen Lore
Amagda Helm
Rene Hartley
Spresa
Tie Ktuy
Browning
Ih WG. S.C.T
Misa Moe Giliisa
Gambio
Templar
Frederick Boys Fall To Jefferson Team By Fifteen Points
On Saturday morning a Frederick youth team faced a seasoned Jefferson squad in Jefferson, Wie County, losing by 15 points. In the afternoon an older Frederick lineup visited Jefferson, with Fleshman and Woul starring, but the Jefferson club won 26 to 11 as the city team outpaced the county players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederiek
Jeerson
Wie
Jefferson Club
Frederick Boys
Jefferson
Fleshman
Woul
Emmitsburg cantaloupe tops prior week's record
Local notes report an enormous cantaloupe from St Josephs Academy area weighing 19 pounds with exceptional flavor, claimed to be the largest in the region and surpassing Bantera shore fruits. Also mentions Court of Appeals at Annapolis sessions, a fire at Olney destroying a wheat barrack and several thousand dollars in losses, and upcoming Hood's Sarsaparilla promotion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmitsburg Chronicle
St. Joseph's Academy
Town
Emanuel Noel
Chronicle
Olney
Cyrus Jones
Uver Cluny
Unrivaled Coconut Water Dressing from Mrs Kurer
A 19th century recipe describes extracting coconut milk by grating fresh coconut, squeezing with water, straining, then cooling. The mix is combined with celery, grated onion, red pepper, and lemon juice to create a milky dressing. It instructs folding in cream to finish the sauce.
Spider and Fly pantomimes at City Opera House draw crowds
An extended preview describes OB Leavitt’s pantomimes opening September 20 at City Opera House. It touts lavish costumes, European novelty acts, and a spectacle heavy with music, scenery, and comic vaudeville. The piece highlights the show’s parade of performers and fresh production values.
Deaths and notices from Middletown area obituaries
Obituaries report death of a 74 year old man near Bullvar Middletown Lutheran Church member. Charlotte Keefer dies at 71 from stomach cancer at White Oak Springs. funeral details given. Also death of William Koode from New Market area. Nanule Sail, nine, daughter of Wilber Crantee, dies near New Market. several real estate transfers listed in Frederick county with multiple owners and parcels. Ramblers bicycles mentioned in anecdotal note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vob Monizer
Bullvar
Middletown Lutheran Church
Ming Charlottre Keefer
Charlotte Keefer
White Oak Spriage
Asleer
Drill
Mra
W. Jarboe
Henry Tynon
Thlechty
Thofunera
Tomorro
Sail
Nanule
Wilber Crantee
New Market
Central Church Cemetery
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de Condorert
Ashthton
Thamurnurass
Weather Bureau
Opera Hause
Ieee
Greg
A. Gilbert
KaherJohnson
Solr
Tuba
Churehpa
C. Herman
Bite
Howard Gittinger, Jr
Baltimore
Marie
Sallie Clingan
York
Hener
D. Bauer Quynn
Balmora
Emme Mergardt
Iryland University
W. L. Davis
Behieysyville
Monrovia
Tal
Misa Flors Thames
Iowa
Aleter
J. A. Gorman
J. K
White
Burns Randle
Flay
Mise M. Imogen Dorsey
Bataray
Peabody Conservatory
James Rigdon
Bead
N.C
Arague
Dr. C. McSherry
Beet Recond
Epide
Tommy
Brederiohy
Ritete
West Church
New York
Downey
Joby
Manop
Bruce Muntock
J Newton Aindley
Magrader
Edgar Pwamivy
W. Lb Day
Botanthgz
Mees “Deanty
Lyeatt der Etchtson
Jacob Kunode
Hudtolph Tyeror
G W. Willaims
Ll Z Kim
Mel
UN Reeevan
Wm. Downey
H Guth
W. Dorsey
Willi
Isaac Darts
Toba N Brenple
Frank Ingle
C. C. Widgety
Chas Wood
Nosh’ Uaroes
Frank Maynard
Lynn Wood
Mr. Dreyer
J.C. Williams
A. Ogle
SL Dorsey
Charlea King
Ladha
Ettra
Tre Ars
Wey
Wood
PB. OH. Griffith
Wellington Hammond
B.C. Magruder
Mra C
Walker
AK. Willams
Sirs
A. Z Kimmel
Strad J. Bartholow
Samuel B. Lavis
Wol
Day
J.T. Browning
Grafton Clay
J. N. Kindley
QW. Kindley
News OF the Churches
Dobn Gordon
Monterae Penteriay
Justics
Eckatein
Tye Houck
Harmory Grove
Esveral
Maryland Institute
Katee
Court of Appeals
Annapolia
Smith
Beachston
Goldaboro
Hoffman
Albedgh
Albangh
Will
Wallington
Norman B. Scott, Jr
Hos
Milton GA
Urmer
Frederion
Bodotspany Hoe
A. L. Wallington
Calpinea Tarough
Garrett County
Cretin
Ae Hala
Hood
Shriner Milling OO
Gulag
A. Periabe Billing CO
Cereaville
Leod
Budar
Falco
Bryn
Leavitt
Ange
Thia
John Hendrickson
Kyw Fallard Winthiewhaiy
Vanthume
Vic Ahments
Lily
Stade Rita Paply
CID
Loti
Shia Windan
Moldov
Joun Hemurick Anm
F. V. Staub
Thea Weee
Bias Thea
Sortil
Frederick City
Mamie Rimett
Mary Giemm
N. Usilman
Mar Davies
Mary A. Barry
Jarapiaude
Horta Hort
Mie
Alioe McCougy
Tetor
Abion Thomson
Brnote T Zimmeeman Gatgwes
Milton . Cutdal
Ball Ham McDanie
Memrs
Ibirsanki
Meare
Issa Shiver
I Shackelto
Robert Perrrear
Arti Ee le
Equity
Mentis
Biggs
Motriack
Jane Speake
Elina Boonke
Tom Troxell
Bill
William Koode
Martin Koode
Wo'cluck
Tueedey Ausulag
Ollyet
George Henry Beimbrink
Barbara & Binebrink
Improvement Land and Building Association of
Hannah Randalla
Lot, &c
Jeremiah Marilo
Georg W
Mary Ann Speak
Prederick County
Dey
Latimer W. Day
Riycles
Drury Lane Theatre
London
Iscaviv
Eorth
Ohana Pepiidawe
Worth Market
Bentuet
Pitino
Nee Nett
Urest
Ageis
Mulan LE
Uarpre Department
Rodoor & Neidig
DDOOR
Neidig
Tra Fall Campasur
Baryelne
Deas Geode
Nothiai
Cantiy Fhainele
Woolf Congie
Ianketa
Casufertation
Uatonwear
Carate
Hota & N Biltu
A. T. Rive & Sons
A. Ty. Wie & Sons
Ross
R.L. Harley
R. Luan
Mreatant
Fyxallau
TVA
Eon
Ant Iit
Dvyse
Nulay
Apollo Hemi
Alga
Mattia
Bvana & Buns
India
J. Ac
Patrick
Lon Putin
Fredrick
Mil
W. C. Eldridge
W. Ay. Eldindue
Kibnune
Lacry Aia Thimmi
Ama
Bloridu A
Predaeior, MD
B. B. Blackston
B. H. Exactston
Miller
B. Miller & OU
Newsort
F. A. Pytees
Wak
MRCP
Ao Tre
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