Personal notices of residents visiting and returning
Mr Lewis Ford and Mr Ben Trovenour return from business trips to New York and Baltimore respectively. Several locals host or visit relatives in Baltimore Washington DC Carlisle Martinsburg and Pennsylvania. Misses Wolfe Eisenhauer Catharine Hosver Tatey and Grace are visiting. Frank Werrlog joins Frank Staub North Third Street. Prof A P Works elected principal of Colonial Beach High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis-Ford
Phendin i
Urbana
Ben Trovenour
New York
Mies Bertie
Tatey Eisenhauer
Baltimore
Cathartine .V. Hosver
Carlisle
Pennsylvania
Frank Werrlog
Frank Y. Staub
North Thet Street
Mose Danneberg
Ben Rosenour
South Market Street
Bindley Stull
Washington
Cornelius ‘Dutrow
Martins
R. W. Va
Wm. H. Pickett
Eaat Third Street
Thomas E. Fox
Jemsé ‘Hoover
William,h. Bienninger
Local notes from Troutville county correspondence
Mrs Maurice Amith and children visit sister Mrs Ross Favorite in Baltimore while Mrs Jacob Feeserep ent and others visit Hanover Pa. Florence Derr from Creagerstown spends week with Elmer Smiths. Mrs Edward Smith afternoons with Mrs J C Werking and Etzler family of Frederick. Charles Etzler and two children visit Woodsboro with Welty family. Mrs John Jacobs and five children of Frederick visit Teese Winpigler family. Jacob Feeser and Anni Delaplane with Miss Balle visit Fred Doreus in Retenda hip. Mrs Cashell of Avery returns home after visiting here. Rev Yost will preach at the M E church Sunday morning. Samoa Pearre sick. Mrs Bane opens school with Jepda aoe ar. Congress Heights, D Y per pee visiting Mrs Davie. Roy McMester dies teaching chemistry at McMester school. notes on chemistry results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troutville
Maurice‘Amith
Slater
Ross Favorite
Baltimore
Jacob
Hanover
Mia
Cass Winpisler
Dain Frederick
Florence Derr
Creageratown
Elmer Smith
Edward Smith
J. C. Werking
Etzler
Frederick
Charles
Woodsboro
Jaane Welty
John Jacobs
Teese’ Winpigler
Jacob Feeser
Anni Delaplane
Misa Balle
Fred, Doreus
Retendahip
Dawingle Funeral Honors Beloved Frederick Doctor
The community gathered for the funeral of Dr. Ingle at the Protestant Episcopal Church in Frederick. Clergy from across Maryland attended, with Bishop William Parets D D directing services. A large floral display, mourning drapes, and a chorus accompanied the prayers as pallbearers carried the casket to Mount Olivet cemetery for interment in the family plot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bynes
Howes
Bienus
Tod Pendent Lase Co
Pardt
Protestant Episcopal Diocese
Maryland
John Gardiner ‘Murray
Baltimore
Deonge W. Thomas
Adametown
Kelward Jaestein
Ellicott City
Poyntz Tyler
Hagerstown
Mount Olivet
Lei Ee -Moulsby
Reell
Ts AM Williamson
Goldsborough
John
New Mersie
Holmes D. Baker
Harry Chapline
Dudley
Page
Robert Dzplaine
William Bradley John W. Croy
Alger J Heard
Ashe
Aire Macshell L. Etchison
Wm. Paret
Mary
Aba
John I .D
Baltimor
Houston Eccleston
Diocese of
T. Helfenatelin
Eilicnte
Peare New Market
John S. Yellett
Belair
Stax
Thos
G. Hill
Thurmont
W. McD. Martin
Griffith
Gillman
China
Miniaterial ‘Association
Thomas ‘Freeman Dixon
Charles F. Steck
B.L. McLean
Tate Jate
Ingle
Peercrick
Nfon
Thia
Lngle
Frederick
Wyberover
Ministerial Association
Tagle Wee
Improvement urged for Panne Leather by View Adviire
A disjointed report outlines urged improvements to the railroad service delaying a Baltimore trip. James H. Gembrill Jr and others presented a plan for a fair Pear show and interest in widening freight yards and layouts. Fredbrick welcomed the proposal and showed blueprints while outlining future estimates and compliance with present station needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Pao
Inusic
Potter
Ind Berg
Chalemaiz
James H. Gembrill
Giana
Fredbrick
Aid
Aod
Sapot
Chinurgeis
Hle
Frederick
A Depar ted Pastor Remembered In Gracious Eulogy
A long life of faithful pastoral service ends as family and church members honor Dr Higle. The obituary laments his tireless work and influence, praising his character and spiritual leadership. The text invokes faith, rest with the Master, and a hopeful farewell for the devoted clergyman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Higle
Rand
Salooners Threaten Action Over Liquor Sale Rules
Local saloon keepers warn of possible clashes with grocers over a law limiting liquor sales to quantities under a pint. Reports say saloonists may retaliate by pressuring authorities on grocer beer bottle practices, including bottling beer in small sizes and selling whiskey in near pint bottles under bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mareeu
Camp End Reflects on Summer Eights Departure
Fragmentary text notes a group names Messrs Maryhall Schroeder Lshumter Kymmaul Derr and C Irving at Braddock eights who have broken camp for the season. The garbled lines hint at questions of contention and gaze as readers are invited to adverts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryhall- Schroeder
William
Lshumter
Paul
Kymmaul
Eat Derr
C. Irving
Storm
Braddock
Propriety and Complicity in 19th Century Hotel Lapses
A fragmentary report recounts a long-dead proprietor, a man named Long, who operated multiple Baltimore hotels including the Groff House. The text hints at relationships and accusations of abuse toward a wife and daughter, and notes his abrupt departure after a troubling incident involving a hemorrhage. The passage lacks coherent structure but preserves a thread of scandal surrounding a hotel figure.
Obituary Notice for Frederick Long of Frederick Md
Frederick Long, long time central hotel manager and City Hotel operator, died suddenly while visiting Baltimore. He resided in Frederick and was connected with the Central Hotel and City Hotel. Survived by widow Miss Harvey, two daughters Margaret and Catharine, his mother, and four sisters in Baltimore. Funeral at St Patrick's Church after services at his late home and the note of his passing spread among friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central
Patrick
Messe
S, Moblap & Brow
Inna
Ninctrente
Colorado
Frederick
City
Thomas
Longe
Beaddock
Jb Gadlal Diesen Saad beloVad
Circle Felends
Frederické Lod
Elke
Frederick ‘Aeric
Englea
Miss. Harvey
Washington
Margaret
Catharinn Long
Joseph
Cavansuch
Joh Asuo
Mea i Dennis
Hogen
Misa
Ancle
Baltimore
Long
Ong
Mbard Street
Patrick’s
Church
Misses Kaupmar Tertain Event Shown At City Hall
The social world page notes Misses Beasi and Kaufman entertaining east of the city. A few pedestal settings and home items were adjusted as arrangements for Monday night activities proceeded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaupmar Tertain
Beasi
Kaufman
Lrolbach
Pitts- Aime
Local Health Notes and City Hospital Update
A hospital report cites several residents under care and illness. Mr John W Grove on West Third Street is suffering from an acute attack while Mr W P C of Cockey has recovered enough to leave City Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bhipley
Local mention and inlay refrain from sep event
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Moe View ent inlay and sep swale basing with unclear references to a river. Names, dates, places and precise facts are unreadable, leaving only scattered fragments of a local notice or brief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moe
Swale
Banking Vault Offers Storage and Safe Deposit Boxes
A historical notice promotes opening accounts for individuals, firms, or corporations. It highlights secure vaults with many safe deposit boxes for storing valuables and papers and invites customers to visit during business hours. The wording reflects archaic spelling and formatting.
Local St Job association meeting notes and funeral tribute
Fragmentary local notices record a St Job Association meeting, secretary Coruiens, and a memorial homage to Rev Osborne, chaplain of the Hose Company. The text mourns his death, eulogizes his ministry, and notes community gratitude and loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Job i
P. Eari
Eee
Geo. T
Osborne * Ingle
Jong
Christan
Local Trades and Notices Mix In Fragmented Local Copy
The fragmentary local item mentions Garpat Cleaning and Frxodistor Steam Carpet Cleaning Works in operation for fifteen years, with promotional notes about service quality. Also references Republican speaking at North Market Street, August and calendar-like details, and various local business notes and ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garpat
Frederic
Republican Songquarters
North Market Street
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Kathan ‘Hale
Berris
Nes
Forks
Hale
Lincoln
Balon
Attrict Bik
Waista
D. Hendrickson Sui Orieenate
Beanet Sons
Mra
Cashell
Avery
Yost
Stata Normal
Samoa
Bane
Congress ” ‘Heights
Davie
McMester
Dawingle
OltySanae
Para ‘Omciatis
Bervies
KCK
Adviire
Reitroad
S ‘Strvice
Jife
Pather
Norrow
Bath
Wehold
Avery Hotel
Elty
Groff “House
Sociae World
Bhefbits
Sic
West Church Street
Qutirens
Ratioral Bank
Aaa
Isl
Will Sbeielad
Easany
Iho Mall
Pathe
People's Curiosity
Rica Ke Brederink Ce Hoa
Zubme
Betsater Bi
Sate Coruiens
Paris
Aleo
Zidainey
Band Bay
Gtx
Earear Rahe
Es Shela
Benge Bai
Hele
Niibids
Ryan
Dep
Falphuten Rt
Panay
Bultinga
Hidler
N. Saeynr
Bie
Ape Mantel
Capon
Okirt
Neidig & Miller
Frederick, Ad
Charles LI
Hermon
Oasa Renn
REAL
Pasore Voor Tirm
Pca
Anusne
NEW Broland Motuad Tafe
HET
CRA Met Bone
LY Bast Caurce
Epapry
Tritapoe
Saa Ua Snsunaneh
SIM Alle
Jenene
Acto
Zitiles
Bat Lee
Gargiba
Fatin
Senatar
New Salem
Nike
GD. Thomas
Beat Estate and Investment Bonde
Tomar
Thomar
Cramer & Stauffer
Oe & Stauffer
Oelof
Shorpthicks
Bowen
Sodern
Montening Gores
Young
Acm
Bethel Cuma
W. Fo & Gh
G.L. Baking Co
Drivera
Front Row
Market Street
America
Rae Din
BaxtmeiCo
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