Purely Personal notices from Frederick society pages
A flood of social notes from Frederick area residents lists visits and travels. Barry Dill and Julia Hauer visit Baltimore, with many others from Wilmington to Adamstown, Frederick to Lewistown, and plans sketched for trips to Jamestown Exposition with stops in Washington and New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barry Dill
Baltimore
Julia Hauer
East South Strang
L. W. Pyle
Wilmington
Del
Jozeph Douglass
John Sir Michael
Lawra Koester
West Patrick Street
Albert Barber
Hageratown Opare House
Thia City
P. N. Dizhor
Washington
Chas. Webster
Adamstown
Katye Hoffman
West South Street
New York
Johan Colbert
Robert Dumm
Lexington
Las University
Saeper Dalby
Bresch
Deotor Port
Daootor Tedrow
Gon
Lawful fines and dismissals follow disorderly acts
Edward Bowers was fined one dollar after an arrest for disorderly conduct by Off ers r Brookey and justice Bokstal. Wm. Barger and John Carver were involved in a case of striking. Carver failed to appear and the charge was dismissed. Benjamin Makal was fined two dollars for drunkenness. Randolph Norris was fined two dollars for cursing on North Bentz Street. Company A totals include Frank L. Bentz, Harry Kennedy, and Charles W. Griffin at Glen barnile Maryland, with multiple expert and sharpshooter qualifications. Captain Markey aims to qualify more men before October 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Bowers
Offesr Brookey
Justice Bokstal
Wm. Barger
Aling ‘‘Spostte
Carver
John Carver
Justica Hokstein
Benjamin Makal
Jaatioe O H. Kokatela
Tinhd
Randolph Norria
North Bentz Street
Justice Hokstein
Company A
Frank L. Bentz
Harry Kennedy
Maalcian
Charles W. Griffin
State Rifle Range
Glenbarnile
Kennedy
Bergesnt Bentz
Han
Pizega Shem
Markey
Bay you saw 16 in The News
Ambiguous OCR fragment from The News archive mentions the number 16 but lacks clear event or names. Unable to determine a concrete item or incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bay
Municipal Matters Discuss Market Hours And Street Work
The city board met last night to discuss market hours, sewer tapping permissions, and extension of the East Clinton Street water main. Taps were approved under the water superintendent, and a billboard permit for the Opera House was granted. The track on Fourth Street was found uneven and actions were taken to enforce grade conformity, with repairs to be completed within ten days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilcox
Haha
Fraley
Homer Ridenour
Fourth
Wifth Street
Laurin L Welty
Chnton Street
Butchera
John Richards
T McCleery Wiles
Whch
Wilockon
Hatne
Intermarket
Brealey
Barry J. Labbert
City Opera House
Opera House
Eset All Saints Street
Smith
Thar Mosyor
L. Dodee
G.R . Os
Fourth Street
Bantz Street
Siccost Alley
Chapelailey
Chapel Alley
Dodge
Kemp
Tov
Meyer Stith
Downing
Pr Mcense
Bijon Theatre
Hoanna
Wilcoxon
Florencs Daub
Aré
Weiner
N.O.R R
Serseces BB Db
G. Wm. Dansberger
Stalla
Ostile and
Hay Bowlos
William Siap Hurt While Cleaning Shapleg Machine
In a Fibre Brush Works incident yesterday Mr. William Siap sustained severe injuries to two fingers on his right hand when a shapleg machine caused a deep laceration. The accident occurred at the factory and medical treatment was promptly administered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Siap
BeTTs FOR SENATOR Washington County Democrats Nominate Him
Washington county Democrats nominated a full ticket by acclamation led by State Senator B Abner and incumbent J Wisger Draper for county posts. The resolutions committee adopted a plan to put to voters a liquor and license measure with restrictive provisions, to be decided at a future election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington County
B Abner Baits
Chewarille
J. Wisger Draper
Hagaratown
Victor Cachwa
Williamsport
David M. Harley
Hagerstown
Levi Bear
William Gaisman
Gagarstown
Morcis Williams
Beaver Creek
Blate
Woman's College Opens With Largest Enrollment In History
The Woman's Valleys opened this morning with the largest enrollment in history. About 200 students are expected. Clergy and local ministers attended the devotional exercises. President Apple outlined the schedule for the day and week. Four new teachers joined the faculty including Miss Blanchard in science and Miss Young in domestic science. Miss Adama becomes piano teacher and Miss Rove Birley fills in for Miss Diehl on leave for health. Diehl has served fourteen years and hopes to resume her music role. Birley is a conservatory graduate and former substitute teacher. The board met to address overflow housing, with rooms secured in nearby private houses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Valleys
Bebeca
Nambar
Apple
Maudsy
Miss Blanchard
Mina Luntz
Germany
Miss Young
Domestic Science
Physical Pnstare
Adama
Woman's College
Poabody Conservatory
Baltimore
Meeting Report From Woman's Christian Temperance Union
A business meeting of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union was held on Monday night September 16 with Misa Keller presiding. Delegates from Frederick Union named. Maryland State Convention to be in Fayette Street M E Church Baltimore October 8. A reduced fare to attend was noted and a committee appointed to plan six months of meetings. Attendees praised last year’s program and looked forward to a productive Frederick year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Frederick Union
L M. Keller
Katheryn Bartgia
May Markell
Bruce Thomas
Mra Hales
Wm. Smith
Heafer Mornell
Meslay
George Worman
Alice Rios
Carrie Morsell
Erick
The Elephant Bug Threatens Kansas Cornfields
Report from Taleut Valley cited by the Kansas City Journal warns of a new insect named the elephant bug infesting cornfields in the region. Farmer B Lamb replanted after crop loss, plowing 80 acres and resowing corn as the bug, twice the size of a potato bug, uses a long proboscis like an elephant trunk to suck sap from central stalks. danger appears when corn reaches four feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taleut Valley
Kansas City Journal
Hr. B. Lamb
Petition Seeks Trustee for Edward Yeakle Estate
A petition filed in Frederick seeks court appointment of a trustee for Edward C Yeakle alleging he is incapable of managing property. The will of Col George T Cline is cited granting him a share and a codicil directs legacies to descendants if beneficiaries die. Trustees are accused of withholding more than 65000 for Yeakle despite entitlements from proceeds totaling over 1610000 realization and 1300000 distributed to legatees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward C. Youkle
Frederick
Wealleta May Yarkle
Fhilinois
Ossper EH Olice
William FP. Menls
George T. Qlinn
Qchicago
Edward O. Yeakle
Cline
Aho
Mary L Yeakle
Col. Oline
Edaward O Yeskle
Edward O. Yeskle
Asa
Maryland Temperance Push Sees Mixed Dry Progress
Superintendent William H Anderson reports to the National Anti Saloon League from Maryland. He notes chaotic liquor laws across counties and cities, with eight of the state’s 23 counties dry or largely dry and Baltimore city containing several dry districts. Prohibitionists expect new state and local measures, with legislative action favored next winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Anderson
Anti Saloon League
Maryland
National Anti Saloon League
Norfolk
Aren
Meade
Baltimore American
Baltimore City
Teague
Illinois
State League
Democratic Party
League
Baltimore
Funeral of Patrick Tinney Held at St John’s Church
The funeral for the late Patrick Tinney was held at 9 o'clock in St John’s Catholic church with Mass by Rev. Fr. Albert B. Smith. Pallbearers were his sons Charles W Edward James P Frank J Bliton and Harry A Tinney. Burial followed at Olivet Cemetery. Obdenderfer & Sona were funeral directors. Say you saw it in The News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Tinney
St. John'’ Catholic Church
Albert B. Smith
Charles W
Edward
James P
Frank
J. Blilton
Harry A. Tinney
Mr. Olivet Cemetery
Obdenderfer & Sona
Harvest Home Service and Church Notices and Local Real Estate Sale
A church notices column announces Harvest Home Service at St Pauls Utios and Zion Reformed in Charlesville with Rev Hench leading and a baptismal class to follow. Also reported is the private sale of Eisenhauer property at Market and Second Streets, including multiple buildings, to Samuel Marino and S. Anthony Marino on private terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul's Church
Utios
Zion Reformed Church
Charlesville
Etsenhaner
Cramer & Stauffer
Mary E Eisenhauer
Joseph F. Blaenhauer
Market
Second Strests
Samuel Marino
Anthony Marino
Hymeneal Young Beard wedding and mishap at reception
A wedding at the Reverend Beard's residence united Mize Leola Grace Beard and Frank Russell Young with a reception dinner and gifts. The second ceremony joined John H. Stewart and Lucy M. Topper at All Saints Rectory, ending with a carriage accident injuring the groom and best man and a police report of the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young—Beard
M. L Beard
Thormonot
Mize Leola Grace Beard
Frank Russell Young
Nosh Young
Middletown
Kathiesa Beard
Paul Beard
Homer Fink
Rav. Oarlton Mumford
Littlestown
Wess Patrick Sires
Streat
Oslvin Starr
Republican meeting this evening at Bank building
Local notices invite Republicans to a District Central Committee and Republican Campaign Club gathering on the second floor of the Farmers and Mechanics National Bank. President Beno Harp will attend and speak on urgent business. all Republicans in the city are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Central Committee
Republican Campaign Club
Farmers and Mechanics National Bank
Beno
Harp
Colly
Damon Astrasion
George
Rodock & GO
Oysters at The Wedgewood and School to Reopen
Oysters at The Wedgewood and bolbea for falr planting on hand. Henry Trails Green House. Miss Edith Ritchie's cohool for small children will reopen September 35 1907 at 114 West Church street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Trails Green House
Edith Ritchie
West Church Street
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Trance
Fontainebleau
Gilbert Haven
E Bishop
Malden
Mass
Winchester
Alex H. Ritchie
New Haven
McKinley
Burke
Woodlawn
Canton
Werther Porscast
Specifl
Gw News
Clondy
W. i
Poaltlan
Gap
Troxell
Dist. Gant. Com
Lb & Mullinix Clothing
Bosenonr & Sons Funeral
Terenenso
Oling Bijou
Ellett
Labadie
Faust
Want Truster
Oline Estate
Edna Youski
Uacue
Citizens’ National Bank
Citizens’ Nat. Bank
Capital
John D. Hendrickson
Fred. Co
Ball
Maatoh
J.D
BAKER
Wil G. Baker
H. D
Zimmerman
Samuel G. Duvall
A.m
Ijohn D. Hendrickson
Nedig & Miller
Die & Miller
Jupez Jas. McSuerry
D.E. Keravuvek
Gzo
J.D. Baxee
Jupez Joanc
Motrer
D. H. Harestr
Joan
Ramaburg
Thos. H. Haluxs
Wu. Q. Bazer
C.M. Tomas
Daniel Baker
Thea
Rales
London
Thia
Madras
News OF the Churches
Harvest Home Service
M. T. Derr
Rome
Novalties
L. E. Multinix
Calla Troxell’s
North Market Street
H. Duvall
Usr Azicn & Co
Wedgewood
George 5
Roddock
Highsore
Thos, P. Rice
Thomas PF. Rio
Ross Mackenziek
General Homeopath
South Market St
Margaret J. MacKenzie
Routh Market St
T. H.E. Peterman
W. Franklin Street
Frederick St City Hotel
Reisudawiy
L. Kefauver
No. 7
North Market
Glasbes
North Market SE
Yrederick, MD
Suguldiy
Cramee & Reamsre
NOAHE
Oradi
Staurver
City
Montgomery County
Thormont
Ling
Alice
Brunswick
Market Bee
Third St
Market St
Mount Pleasant
Ljamsvile
Mamarville
New Market County
Aspir
Herbert Thompson
Almaville
Frederick Va
Jebschantt Ena Re
F. B. Bappington
USA
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