Quiet Methodist wedding for Ada Crist and Charles Shultz
Ada Florence Crist and Charles H. Shultz were quietly married at the Methodist Episcopal parsonage on Saturday at 7:20 pm. Rev. E. H. Lamar officiated. The couple will reside with the bride’s parents at 121 West Fifth Street. Charles is a plumber at Henry K. C. Fox on East Patrick Street. Also, Samuel Walter Steele and Matilda Jane Tucker wed in New Market, and Elmer T. Michael and Helen Virts tied the knot in Brunswick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry K. C. Fox
East Patrick Street
West Fifth Street
Steele—Tucker
Samuel Walter Steele
New Market
Misa Matilds Jane Tucker
Mt. Airy
H. Uta
Social world attends Baltimore area dance event
A city party attended a formal dance hosted by the Misses Miller of Clarksville near Baltimore on Saturday night. Attendees listed include Misses Katherine R. Cramer Harriet Rameburg Katherine Grove and Mesgry James D. Enright Sotharon Howard Monroe Zentz David C. Winebrewer Hugh Willis and E Austin James. Dancer at Liberty town hosts a well attended event with Union Bridge Orchestra providing music and dances enjoyed late. Also Frank Smith claims votes were bought in the Fifth Maryland District Democratic primary alleging money and whisky influenced the race and says he will not congratulate Richard A Johnson. Dr E R Miller buys the late Charles T Youngs No 18 Court Street property and rents it prior to closing the deal with Markwood D Harp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misses Miller
Clarksville
Baltimore
Katherine R. Cramer
Harriet Rameburg
Katherine Grove
Mesgry
James D. Enright
Sotharon Howard
Monroe Zentz
David C. Winebrewer
Hugh Willis
E. Austin James
Libertytown
Libertytown Opera House
Union Bridge Orchestra
F. C. Smith
Frank ©. Smith
Maryland
Richard A. Johnson
Mr. Johnson
Dr. Miller
Young
E. R. Miller
Chas. T. K. Young
Court Street
Markwood D. Harp
Report of the Condition of Frederick Trust Company 1914
Frederick trust company report shows assets including loans and discounts, securities, real estate, and a cash item tally. liabilities list capital stock 100000, surplus, profits, deposits, and due to other banks with a total reported balance of 255381.27. notarized by D. Hedges as treasurer on September 18 1914.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stecka
Pacer
E- Urkeyey
U. 3
National Bank
Lawful Grip Struggles End in Fines and Arrests
Braddock man John Ruthpin arrested after beating his grandchild and twice jailed in one day. He paid a $5 fine, then faced another arrest for attempting theft and disorderly conduct, with his wife promising to take him home and the case dismissed. A gambling raid led to several arrests, with bonds set for court. Lily Brooks faces accusations of destroying property, and Joe Angelo fined for disturbing the peace. Also listed are advertised letters at Frederick City Post Office for September 22, 1914.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ruthpin
Braddock
Quinn
Pat- Mckatreet
Ruthpin
Justice Anders
South Market Street
Frederick City
Frank Clayton
James L. Druen
Frederick Harstman
Charles F. Jackson
Jas. S. Meredith
Rena Burch
C. Brachey
Beas Melton
Maude J. Holmes
Five Baptized by Immersion at Spring Gardens Baltimore
Miss Ella Bieder of Frederick joined four others baptized by immersion in Spring Gardens Baltimore yesterday. A large crowd witnessed the ceremony led by Captain Atwell, former Frederick resident, with services under the American Gospel Hand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Bieder
Frederick
Spring Gardens
Bal Lmore
Captain Atwell
American Gospel Hand
Horse Attaches to buggy breaks shafts on North Market Street
The horse hitched to Mr. Charles Roderick’s buggy south of the city fell on North Market Street in front of Charles W. Miller’s store last evening, breaking the buggy shafts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Roderick
North Market Street
Charles W. Miller
Buy A Bale Plan May Extend To Help Cotton
Trade Board Secretary receives a letter urging all who can afford it to assist in disposing this season's cotton yield. The Buy A Bale movement aims to balance supply and demand amid the European war slump, with cities like Baltimore raising funds. Frederick Board of Trade may assist, while vigorous campaigns are not expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trade Board
Frederich
South
St. Louis
Boards of Trade and Atmilar
Baltimore Sun
Baltimore
Beaides Wateh
Marchants
Committee of
MacGil
Frederick Board of Trade
Board of Trade
Start Ellicott City Bridge
Work has begun on a reinforced concrete arch bridge over the Patapsco River linking Hal Baltimore and Howard counties at Grays and Ellicott City. The bridge will carry a 24 foot drive way and a 4 foot walk, replacing the old wooden structure burned months ago with a temporary ford nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patapsco
Hal‘timore
Howard
Grays
Ellicott City
Injured Ford Returns to Work After Mill Incident
Benjamin Ford, a toll employee at Union Knitting Mills, caught his right hand in a saw wheel this morning. The wound was dressed at the mills, then treated by Dr. J. M. Goodman. Ford returned to work briefly before leaving for home on Water Street before noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Knitting Mills
Benjamin Ford
Ford
J. M. Goodman
Water Street
Mr Adame Stricken In New Market Hemorrhage
Yesterday afternoon Edward E Adams of New Market suffered a brain hemorrhage. Dr I H Hopkins attended and said Adams is doing as well as can be expected. If there is no relapse he may be able to leave at several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward BE. Adams
New Market
de. i. H Hopkins
Summons
Adame
Hopkins
Adama
Willie Baahea
Fashion changes of interest to women latest
Verona Clarke notes the fall fashion silhouette shifts toward inverted pleats and longer draping, velvet fabrics and trims, new corsetry by American makers, embroidery and beads on dresses, and simple, sparingly trimmed hats. A nearby note reports Ralph Martz, a boy, injuring his right calf while riding a pony, receiving treatment and recovering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Martz
Harvey Marts
East Third Street
L. A. Burck
Velvet and broadcloth fashions regain favor in velvet trends
The piece describes velvet and broadcloth combinations in coats and gowns, noting redingote lines and a Dregs of Wine shade with velvet cape. It highlights tinsel trimmings in dull gold and silver, cockades, and velvet gown adornments. Brocade patterns woven with tinsel appear in day to evening wear and accessories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Napoleon Collara
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Royal Baking Powder
Hymeneas
Tal
Michall—Virts
Elmer T. Michael
Helen Virts
Brunswick
M. F. Tabler
M. E. Church
Frederick Trust Company
State of
County of
J . S D. Hedges
D. Hedges
Chas. BT. Hendrickson
William A. Hahn
Reno & Harp
Frank Ll. Stoner
Showapa
Edward Snowden
Archie Perchman
Frank Washington
Ham” Owens
Adams and Hoffman
Deeter
Huabing
Lilly Brooks
Genstatie Deeter
Nun Woodyard
Lily
Joe Angelo
Fraley
Agron R. Andere
Horse Falls
Ellicott City Bridge
Mr. Adame Stricken
Gomfort
New York
Wal
Warner
Fifth Avenue
Tete-De-Naigre
Verona Clarke
Wise Economy
Greenawalt
West Patrick Street
Schooler Bakery
Phees
McCleery
Jewelry Store
North Market St
the News
Ixtures
Naltlona
Ate
Mankere
Trust Com
Re. Checka
Caali
Hank, Vic
Curreney
Hanke
Gapitel
Anne Cone
Iaiwaidy
Capone
J. Dutrow
A. Laroy McCardell
Paes
Bamuel G Sy Tyomall
Casper N Ie
Our City
Mullinix’s. Carpet House
N. B
Sfock
the Marvel
Atere
Alice Joyce
Louis Vanes
Gry Herve
Flo Labadie
Marguerite Snow
Amee Cruze
America
Marguerite Fischer
Harry Pollare
eBauty Co
the Times
Grama
Dr. Fahaney
Andy Ae
Renee
Drs. D. Farexey
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