Local notices and early 20th century wedding items
A collage of notices and wedding reports. Among them, a quiet Lutheran parsonage ceremony unites Frank Loven and Estelle Gertrude Anderson with a modest reception and a future East South Street home. Also noted are Beckenbaugh and Glass honeymooning in Atlantic City and other nuptial announcements in Chambersburg and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lerch—Anderson
East Church Street
Frank Loven
West South Street
Tworkman
B. O
Estelle Gertrude
Bar Fiet Anderson
Luther Kailman
East South Street
Beckendaugh—Geass
Edgar Lynch Beckenbaush
Afics
Clara Glass
Harrisburg
Atlantic City
Beckenbaugh
W. Levy Mantz
Washington D. C
Elizabeth
John D. Eckel
Chambersbore
East Queen, Street
Chambersburg
Work of Death and Local Obituaries in Baltimore Area
Joseph Snyder a longtime deputy warden and Reed Street sewer superintendent dies in Baltimore. Raymond Angelbower, 21, popular Feagaville youth, dies after typhoid pneumonia. Two infants, Virgie Edith Stottlemyer and Lloyd Elvin White, pass away in early September. Frances Stitley, wife of Jacob E Stitley, dies after long illness near Liberty. Gerry A Bandora Davis infant dies aged 7 months. funeral at Stamsville Mr. E. church. Luther Remsburg, former Middletown resident, killed in freight rack accident. An infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Og/ie dies in East South Street. George Kussmanns, fruit tangerial, injures hand while strapping a barrel. Marriage licenses granted to Frank W. Lercheed and Estella G. Aster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Snyder
Baltimore
Oseph J. Snyder
Itentiary
Reed Street
Ec Et Airees
James Catholic Church
Ray Ungelbower
Raymond V. Angelbower
Eax Feagavilie
Feagaville
Guneral
Mt. Zion Church
Biddlepoint
Stitely
Frances
Jacob E. Titely
Liberty
Rocky Hill Church
A. Dieni
Gamsville
Gerry A. Infent
John Bandora J. Davis
Tamsville
Tae Netar
Stamsville
E. Church
Luther Remsburg
John Wemsburg
Weston
W. Va
Middletown
Freman
Mecearicstows Clarios-Sepy notices and town events
Joseph Webster improves. Crieger dwelling, meetings, and building plans review dominate week. The Liberty Banner reports property sales near Cold Spring Creamery, a new iron fence, church reopening, Republican primary results, a Good Templars lodge formation, and Rosefield IOGT installation with officers named and first meeting set for Sept 26 at Mount Carmel church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Libertl
Walter Norwood
Roy Gardner
Dickinson College
Carlisle
Annie Smith
Des
Newberry
S.C
Armstrong, Cator, & Co
Baitmore
Misa Rachel EB. Linthburm
Clayton O Reedy
Greenholtz
New Windsor and Liberty Turnpike
Cold Spring Creamery
Lewis Cantwell
P. 3
Devilbiss
Singanore
Glisan
C. M. Thomas
Thomas B. Maynard
Alfred Sehley
B. W. W. Burgess
MM. P
Ths Place
Yannotth Club
Joshua Albaugh
George H. Whitmore
Alfred
Good Templars
Mt. Carmel Church
Baltimore Pike
A. H. Green
F. B. Sappington
David 8. Rice
John J. Bielfeld
Frank B. Sappington
William P. Morsell
Jacob Wiihide
Mies Cora Wolfe
Emma Woodward
Frank Suman
Henry Soule
Alice Walker
Harry Munshower
Rosefield Lodge
P. J. Carpenter
C. T
Charles W. Zimmeman
WY. T
L. E. Walker
J. T
Samuel Ready Asylum Expansion Plans Reported
The Baltimore Sun notes the Samuel Ready Asylum in Baltimore will gain an east wing measuring 53 by 24 feet. Temporary divisions will create classrooms on the first floor while upper floors will house sewing and industrial work. A separate building is planned for educational and industrial activity, with the current addition used as a dormitory department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Ready Asylum
Baltimore Sun
Samuel Ready
Baltimore
Helen J. Rowe
Frederick
Montgomery Republicans nominate sheriffs and county commissioner
The Republican party in Montgomery county nominates David E. Cheriton a former deputy of Sheriff Sneadner for sheriff and Dewalt 3. Willard a former city guard for county commissioner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery County
David E. Cheriton
Sxsheriff
Sneadner
Dewalt 3
Willard
General Clarke Visit Ends Seaside Hotel Stay
Gen James C Clarke and family were among the last guests to depart the Seaside Hotel in Grear City after several weeks there. Former Chesapeake and Ohio Canal president and Maryland Senate member Clarke led a long career in business and politics and remained active in railroad interests. His health later improved at Ocean City, restoring vigor to a man long devoted to public and commercial life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Clarke
Grear City
Gen
I James C. Clarke
Chesapeake Ant
Maryimne
Olin
Moise
Wien
Esc
Jim Clarke
Clarke
Ocean City
Soil
Sir Edwin Arnold Life and Works Highlighted
A compact profile of English poet Sir Edwin Arnold born June 10, 1832. Educated at King’s College London and University College Oxford, he led the Government Sanskrit College at Poona and wrote thousands of editorials for the London Daily Telegraph. He authored The Light of Asia, Knighted by Queen Victoria, and plans a U.S. lecturing tour. He married twice, his second wife an American niece of Dr. Channing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Arnold
King’s College
London
University College
Oxford
Government Sanskrit College
Poonah
India
University of Bombay
London Daily Telegraph
Asis
Bes
Gue‘tama Buddha
Taut
Queen Victoria
United States
Channing
Boston
Earthquake reports and local notices in Berryville area
Mr John O Crown editor of the Clarke Courier heard an earthquake on Saturday evening with a distant thunder like rumble followed by floor tremor and rattling windows. Samuel S Thomas also heard the disturbance and servants in his outbuildings declared it earthquake shocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John O. Crown
This Bhy
Berryville
Clarke Courier
Samuel S. Thomas
Araby
Thomas
Mechsalestown notes mix of crops trains and town events
A rough slice of local life covers crop praise, store openings, a ballfield reunion at Antietam, new band plans, and assorted notices. It mentions pears and raspberries served in Reedys- house, veterans’ reunion, a marriage license, theft of fruit, house painting, and harvest moon with planetary references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam
Bartholoe
PL J
Werner
Henry Wikcterz
Yong Sun
Carter
Wyssd
Reedsevne
New York
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Antietam
Howard County
Ueu. Huis
Guunstere
Teacher's Institute of
Washington County
Hich
Haverstown
Frank Stosesifer
Fid
Noland
East Third Street
J. M. Hood
D. Hane
J. Harry Hauer
Brunswick
Fr. Brand
W. Kiracofe
Keedysville
Postmasters Reported Ready to Visit County Seats for Service Review
The Postmaster General reports nearly three hundred county seat postmasters have replied to requests to visit local post offices and report on service conditions. Most agreed with the suggested plan, with some modifying the approach and dividing counties into parts or arranging meetings. Democratic postmasters show as much support as their rivals, and Maryland, South Carolina, Alabama, and Indiana are notably active.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hea
Plsp
Maryland
South Carolina
Alabama
Indiana
Reception of the Cardinal by diverse local groups
A joint meeting of the Legion, St Johns Benedict Association, and YL3LC lineage outlined plans to host a cardinal reception. Sessions included prayers, processional routes, and anticipated arrivals from Dalmgie. Organizers named include Charles Differdall, W M Cummins, James cH, J A Sensedy, J Wilson, Geo L Witsoe, J D Crimmiss, and William Eberts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles L. Differdall
W. M. Cummins
James Ch
Legion
Doku Eisenbauer
J. A. Sensedy
J. Wilson
St John’s Benencta Association
Geo. L Witsoe
J.D. Crimmiss
Wiliam Eberts
Yl3lc. U
Jobs
Hersia
Dalmgie
Merch
Wil
Carrel Street
Four new BL & O cars arrive for day service
The Baltimore and Ohio ordered four Pullman cars built with hermetic design features for the Metropolitan Branch between Baltimore and Washington. Dark carmine interiors with gold lettering, paper wheels, and luaney couplers mark their luxury. Ten brass chandeliers illuminate olive plush seats and frescoed ceilings. Ladies and gentlemen's retiring rooms include wash basins and towels. the cars promise refined elegance for the era. An Orphans Court in Carroll County heard a quest over Miss Mamie McKinstry's will, with the court to rule on a claimed $5,000 gift to Western Maryland College and specified allocations to the Seminary Ward Hall and main college.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BL & O
Biltimore
Uhivyard
Pullman
Balu Jauie
Washington
Orphans’ Court
Carroll County
Mamie McKinstry
Union Bridge
Western Maryland College
Theological Seminary
Ward Hall
Bliss Mary McKinstry
Thomas R
Murray
Roberts
McKisstry
Minor Accidents Cause Injuries in Middletown Valley
Mrs Teighman A Williard of Broad Bus Middletown valley slipped into a carriage wheel and fractured her shoulder nerves paralyzed and in great pain. Mr Jacob Leatherman near Salem church Washington county formerly of Middletown valley was crushed by a falling horse and likely internally injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teighman A. Williard
Broad Bus
Middletown Valley
Jacob Leatherman
Salem Church
Washington County
A Talis Ilo Party In Hancock and a Baltimore Trial
Col Baughman and a merry party from Berkely Springs spent Wednesday in Hancock. They traveled by four-in-hand and dined at Hotel Batton before returning home at four. In Baltimore a man named Christian Jn was fined 100 dollars for opening a letter to Miss Florence Reith. A burial in Catonville noted typhoid death of Clementine Harn with services at Linganore church and a stateyard interment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. Baughman
Hancock
Berkely Springs
Berkely
Hotel Batton
Christian Jn
Della
Frederick County
U.S. Diatrict Court
Baltimore
Florence F. Reith
Plainfield
N. J
Delphi
Carroll County
Ind
Mercy
Clementine Harn
Luther Harn
Catonville
Linganore Church
Marriott
E. D. Danner
Charles H. Lugenbeel
James M. Bostain
Thomas Pearce
Charles Glisan
John Whitehill
Montgomery County Political Noise and Local Notices
News from Montgomery and surrounding counties notes Republican ticket chatter and local acts. Mentions deaths Thaddeus Spencer and Mamie McKivatry will disputes. Orphans Court grants letters of administration for Nichols and Chambers estates. A pledge by Democratic Alliance men in Charles County to back the party is recorded. The state’s agricultural society plans to cover expenses from the Rocasine fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery County
W. W. Bisteed
Qeatreville
Danoasburg
Westu
Freigut
Garratt Xuutty Svetie Gastal Towson
Kom Irra
Montgomery County Agrodhorel Sochuy Willeave
Thaddeus Spencer
Queen Anne's County
Annapolty
Westminster
Mamie McKivatry
Orphans’ Court
Towson
Isaac G. Mcholson
Edward T. Chambers
Sameck H. Barrow
Democratic Alliance
Charles County
Democratic Party
Court concludes heavy terms with many guilty pleas
Summary of the court term reports seventy criminal cases tried with 31 guilty pleas 12 convictions 13 started 11 acquittals and 4 not guilty pleas. The county grand jury examined 32 witnesses over 12 days in a 20 mile circuit. Sheriff Gaver moved about 1000 witnesses August term. 15 prisoners slated for penitentiary. Jury praised sheriff and bailiff A S Philips. Also noted a fishing accident injuring Dr George Trumbo’s nine year old Raymond in Linden Virginia and a guilty verdict in embezzlement case State vs Wilhelm Stoulemyer with jail for court in default.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore City
Gaver
House of Correction
Bis
Petit Jury
Philips
Johnsville
Bin
Raymond
George Trumbo
Linden
Westminster
Illness notes and local sickness list
The Sick. Mrs. William T. Montgomery of Baltimore former resident of this city is improved and plans to go to the country today. Ward Harn, son of Luther Harn of Amonville, is ill with typhoid fever at about 15 years old. Mr. Dorsey Rhoderick bookkeeper for P L Tratgell Co was taken quite ill this morning. Nora, daughter of Mr. John F. Ereh of Madison Street, is on the sick list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William T. Montgomery
Baltimore
Tak
Ward Harn
Luther Harm
Amonville
Dorsey Rhoderick
P. L. Tratgell & Co
Nora
John F. Ereh
Madison Street
Charged With Assault Arrest Report
John Reynolds was arrested on a charge of assault and gallery and taken before Magistrate Eckstein, who ordered a hearing for this afternoon at 3 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Reynolds
Asault and Gallery
Eckstein
Mullins Kani Dey Goods Department New Arrivals
In the Dey Goods Department Mullins and Kani present a handsome Jia2 of CHUDAHCLOTHE at 122 cts per yard. The fabric shows quality and appearance comparable to goods costing four times as much.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DEY
Factory Notes From McMurray and Frederick Packing
McMurray factory engaged yesterday in putting up en ceptes and somatoea working till eleven o clock last night. Frederick Packing Co put up succotash and tomatoes and recently installed a large Miller sate in their facility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McMurray
Frederick Packing Company
Carpet department offers widest velvet and tapestry carpets
The carpet department proclaims the largest selection of new plush velvet, body brussels and tapestry carpets in the city. They have started selling this week and invite customers to view the assortment before placing orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brussels
Retail Dealers Open With New NATO WQOUS Line
Rodoook and Neidig announce the opening of a line of NATO WQOUS underwear for men and women, highlighting fine quality and fashion. A separate note mentions Yeun L. Haafmae of Arapy discovering Az Chalgut turer preserved in a pond, with a state of preservation noted yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sis. Yeun
L. Haafmae
Arapy
Az Chalgut
Refen
Pegle
Fabre News
City Receives New Carpeting At Reformed Church
Locals report the Reformed church at Nona Pieceant has installed carpet and Covve bantting, a 12 ply carpet described as fine and stylish. The Sisters of the Visitation announce an elocution class at their Academy on East Second Street, inviting city ladies to join weekly lessons at 16 dollars per term or 60 cents per lesson. Also advertised are suspenders in a large line priced to 1.09 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph E. Webster
James Creeger
Acads
Mle
Taieiee
Brograsbies
Weis
Heuwond Fues
Preverch
Wade
Mouers
Ne Usly
Peiglise 24 Sae Bee Ut
Ept
Churel
East M Street
CLE
Cha dc Te
Egret Ceattr and
Maputiactiers
Nona
Igauonrylu
Sisters of the Visitation
East Second
Gilberts child's spring heel shop coal sale notice
A fragment adv describes Gilbert's offering leather tipped children's spring heels and Pebble Morocco spring feet shoe protection at low prices. It markets durable shoes with insoles and long wear, urging quick purchase and noting limited time availability amid chaotic OCR text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilberts
Child's
Otberes
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Daily News
Frederick Weather Becoed
Bzronisn
Sy McCuucrock Yorsu
Tulats
H. Campbell
J. R. Lease
Hyweneal
George Kussmans
Aires
W. Lercheed
Estella G. Aster
Qreagerstown
Ellimsburg
Mechanicstown
Louise Clingan
Birdie Miller
Galleck
Lewis
Reasor
Lutheran Church
John C Dutrow
H.J. Schindier
J. Thomas White
Jacob Minnick
Sir Edwin Arnold
Asia
J. W Hilleary
Petersville
Wenner and Miller
Maple Avenue
G. M. Wenner
J. W. Hilleary
John D. Ahegh
Burkitsville
Dahle
Irs
Vinton Dahlgren
South Mountain
Boonsboro
Eatra
Thica Dahlgren
Josiah Pierce
Orphans' Court
Thomas Harwood
Beary A. Talbott
Charles T. Ramsburg
Edward Bowlus
Theodore Stansler
Thomas Clagett
Julia Shaff
Middle Switch
Knozville
Mary &. Gussell
Roderick B. Roode
Mary N. Berdis
Scree
Mount Carmel
Charles W. McBride
Ellen A. Merryman
Knoxville
Key Monument Association
B. Lowenbach
Robert Danner
Messrs. Gomber & Burch
William Brandshaw
All Saints’ Street
Carroll Street
Maryland Institute
Jupiter
Uranus
Neptune
Hicks
Weil
News OF the State
Sexson
Wilhem Stoulemyer
Eckateia
Defaase
D. & Best
Market St
Smith's Temple of Fancy
James E. Walker & CO
Heart Wrights
Rodook & Neidig
Browece & Seidig
D.C
NATO
Hechmand Wintes
Balkans
Locai
John Hendrickson
Geo. A. Gilbert
Gilbert's
Atention Consumers
Pak Coal Coal
Uae
Coan Bale
Goa
Jonathan Wiser
Risbwitowys Poal
P. H. Piiati
City Coal
Comberlard
Legen's Valley
Georges Creek
Shriner's Store
We. S. Millee
Ofice
Patrick Areet
Doll & Son
Brussius
Ardituis
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