Personal notes on visits and returns across several states
Purely personal items list people who have returned from trips or visits in Washington New York Baltimore and other towns. Names include Misa Bartha McSherry Migres N R D Mantz Wiles Patrick Esat Street Slusser Krise Mullinix Blu menauer Co Pentz Gettbau Harrisburg Mechanicsburg Light Wilsen Wilson Stoner Alvey McSherry Mt St Marys Pearce Hargett Albaugh and others with their destinations and home towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Bartha McSherry
Ferenda
Washington
Migres N. R
D. Mantz
New York
Wiles
Esat Patrick’ Atreet
James H. Cramer
Walter Sinn
Bruce White
Braddock
Belle Slusser
Gordonsville
W. Va
H. J. Krise
North
Pierre Light Wilsen
Carol 0. Wilson
Baltimore
Francis Lee Stoner
T. Fred. Alvey
Caroling McSherry
Emmitsburg
Clinton McSherry Raa
Mt. St. Mary's Colleges
Albert Pearce
Washington, Braddock Colony
East Second Street
Albert Hargett
Brief Bits and Quips From Local Columns
A jumble of quotes and wry observations on money luck and daily life. The item notes a court acquittal in Alexandria, Virginia, in a theft case involving Guy Edmondson of Brunswick, Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corporation Court of
Alexandria
Guy Edmondson
Brunswick
Cob Taylor
Weatmoreland, Va
Junior Ice Company Orders 1000 Feet of Fire Hose
The standing committee of the Junior Ice Company yesterday ordered 1000 feet of cotton covered fire hose. The hose is to coat 56 canta per foot, though the note ends with unclear text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yaterday
Fire at Frederick destroys Roderick stable and Main carriage shop
A fire last night burned Roderick’s stable on West Patrick street and the rear of Main’s carriage repository. Firemen saved the brick shop and blacksmith shop. Main’s furniture and heirlooms were lost. Insured losses total about. incindiary origin suspected with no arrests yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Main
West
Patrick Street
Atable
Harry A. Roderick
Clinton E. Main
Roderick
F. G. Thomas & Son
Luther Carr
A Trip to Feagayville by Mary Jane Onting Club
The Mary Jane Onting Club of 56 members toured Feagayville last evening in wagons loaned by St. Luke's church for the event. They enjoyed a moonlit return ride, a sumptuous supper at the old schoolhouse, and a church literary and musical entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Jane Onting Club
Feagayille
St. Luke's Church
Snpper
Mary Jane
Injured Woman Falls From Steps In Middletown Area
Mrs. Mary Shank widow of Geo Shank and mother of Chan MoO Shank of Middletown lives near Myeraville. She was badly injured last Friday when wind closed a kitchen door as she descended back steps causing a fall onto stones five steps below. She broke the right arm near the wrist and suffered a forehead wound requiring six stitches along with other bruises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Falt
Mary Shank
Geo. Shank
Chan. Moo. Shank
Middletown
Myeraville
Iady
New B and O Headquarters to Rise in Baltimore
Report says the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad will build a ten story mammoth headquarters in Baltimore to house all operating and other department employees now scattered at Camden Station Mount Clare and other sites following the fire. The structure is planned for the corner of Baltimore and Charles streets extending to Bank Street and along Baltimore Street to Hanover Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Baltimore
Camden Station
Mount Clare
Baltimore and
Charles Arrests
Charles Street
Baltimore Street
Bank Jane
Hanover Street
Washington
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Frederick
Ospital
Monumental City
Niagara Fells
Camden
Niagara Falls
Mt. Atry
Washington Junction
Toronto
Rochester
Thousand Islands
Buffalo
Rochester Junction
Geneva
Watkins Glen
Maud Obunk
Susquehanna
Lehigh
Wyoming
Black Bass Scarce Across Local Waters
Anglers faced disappointment this season as black bass remained scarce despite clarified waters. After months with few catches, expectations of good sport were high but pitches were scarce and many reports from Harper's Ferry area note only small bass being taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harper's Ferry
Sporsmen
Potato Crop Estimates In Catoctin District
The area expects at least 10 000 bushels this year with Albert Kelbaugh at 2000, John Brandenburg and Harry Palmer at 1000 each, Michael Kline at 00, and eight or ten others totaling about 306 bushels. Jefferson Wolf reports a potato patch with mostly tiny goose egg sized tubers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catoctin
Albert Kelbaugh
John Brandenburg
Harry Palmer
Michael Kline
Jefferson Wolf
Barn Fire Destroys Wenner Farm Near Brunswick
A large Wenner bank barn near Brunswick burned Wednesday night along with a wheat crop hay harness and farming implements. Officials suspect the blaze started from a threshing machine engine. Firefighters saved adjacent structures but could not save the barn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William W. Wenner
Brunswick
Young Marksman Trims Fish Crane with Skill
Twelve year old Glenn Hoke son of Martin Hoke near Mr Fleasant shot a fish crane at his father's ponds the bird measured six feet one inch from tip to wing tip in a notable local incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Hoke
Martin Hoke
Fleasant
Won Tennis Trophy At Brunswick Club
Justice John Francis Smith and W N Jolliffe returned home victorious after beating Jones and Yoelloss in straight sets to capture the Brunswick Line Tennis Club doubles cup. The event featured three doubles matches with keen rallies and close scores, the final 8 6 8 6 7 5 securing the cup, awarded by cashier William Nnonuffer of the Brunswick Salvage Bank and requiring two wins to own.
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Justice John Francis Smith
W.N. Jolliffe
Bronewick
Bronswick Line
Jones and
Yoelloss
Jones and Yellets
Toms and Maulaby
William Nnonuffer
Brunawick Saulage Bank
Wanderer Mary Ann Daly Found After Return to Town
Mary Ann Daly, an elderly African American woman who wandered from her home on Tossday, was found yesterday and brought back to town. She had headed toward Middletown on the National Pike but was located hiding in a lane near Mr Mines after family and neighbors searched the area and sought assistance from local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ann Daly
National Pike
Middletown
Frederick
Naws
Rev. Dringle
Mary Ann
Mary
Notable Deaths and Disasters Across Maryland
Dr. Thomas H. Williams died in Cambridge. The Hage rstown Hall was dedicated. Miss Mincie Maclin drowned at a pond near Rock Hall. Fire destroyed barns on Castle Haven farm in Dorchester County. Governor Warfield appointed justices of the peace notaries public and deputy game wardens. Senator elect Isidor Rayner to speak in New York for the national ticket. Governor Warfield declined to commute Andrew Leonard’s death sentence and set October 14 for the hanging. Captain John Wesley Hall of Baltimore was found dead at his home. Governor Warfield and Adj. Gen. will witness the sinking of the Connecticut in the Brooklyn Navy Yard. Clinton L Riggs.
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Thomas H. Williams
Cambrige
Hagerstown
Mincie Maclin
Rock Hall
Castle Haven
Dornheater
Warfield
Parker
Sens Tor
Isidor Rayner
New York
Andrew Leonard
John Wesley Hall
Consolidated Gas Company
Madison Avenue
Baltimore
Navy Yard
Brooklyn
Thoraday
Governor Warfield
Adj
Gaen
Clinton L Riggs
CAVEAT HEARING DELAYED BY COLD COURTROOM IN LONG CASE
In the Circuit Court, the caveaters in Long Darrow and Seacrist vs Reuben Long executor of Mary OC Long had testimony extended to noon with prayers by the caveatee Mr Long. The court granted two motions, effectively removing most issues except undue influence. Proceedings resumed after stove heat, delay due to cold courtroom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long
Darrow
Seacrist
Reuben Long
Mary OC. Long
Prena
Not on the Ballot auit on the Ballot
Attorney General directs that the name of S.L. V. Young Hagerstown socialist nominees for Congress in the Sixth District be placed on the ballot as the party earned ballot access without petition. Young was nominated by a convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S.L. V. Young
Hagerstown
Congress
Young
Hagerstown Trolley Project Nearing Mountain Extension
Officials say the Myersville extension will be finished before cold weather. The line is graded to within a half mile of the summit and track laying to the mountain top will take a day or two. Bridges will not be needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sumaulc
Hageratown
Myersville
Market quotes for corn wheat and oats at Mountain City Mill
The Local Bart reports Mountain City Mill market quotations for today. Corn price 2.90 per barrel shelled 56 cents per bushel. Wheat No 2 rad 1.01 Ba 3 rad 32.01 steamer 96 per bushel rejected 0 per bushel damaged 7i per bushel. Gats 55 cents per bushel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mountain City
Campfire and Bean Soup Event in Gapland Woods
A campfire and bean soup event will take place Saturday in the woods of John Hagan near Gapland. Speakers include Col. Geo. W. F. Vernon of Baltimore Col. Wm. P. Manlaby of Frederick and Capt. Graham of Harper's Ferry. The Robberaville Bard will perform fish music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hagan
Gapland
Col. Geo. W. F. Vernon
Baltimore
Wm. P. Manlaby
Frederick
Capt. Graham
Harper's Ferry
Robreraville Bard
Milton Ausherman and Daisy Haller Wed Quietly
Mr. Milton Keefer Ausherman of Urbana and Miss Daisy V. Haller of Araby were quietly married yesterday by Rev. S. M. Hench at his residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ausherman—Haller
Milton Keefer Ausherman
Urbana
Daisy V. Haller
Araby
S. M. Hench
North Market Street
City Considers Paving In-House To Save Costs
Aldermen weigh replacing outside contractors with city equipment and staff for Frederick next year after Hagerstown’s experience with vitrified paving. Officials hope a 16 ton steam roller can be rented locally to cut costs and grade work could be done by a surveyor rather than a contractor. Mayor Smith seeks cost details from Hagerstown’s mayor Strite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Hagerstown
Atreste
Cos
Lool
Hatton
Smith
Strite
Liabilities and Capital Figures From a Bank Statement
The document lists capital stock paid in a total of 100,000 00, surplus fund 200,000 00, undivided profits and taxes paid. It shows liabilities including dues to national and state banks, trust companies, approved reserve agents, and dividends unpaid. It also references individual deposits subject to check and certified checks amounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
U. S
National Bank
Ing
THASZ
Comanleg
Possible Democratic nominee in Sixth District eyed in Allegany
A Cumberland dispatch notes Allegany county figures shaping the Sixth District race. Reynolds declines nomination despite urging while McHenry remains reluctant. Shan n may gain strength. Kenneweg possibly moved. Lewie out. Pearre ally Kilgour favored though support not final.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A Dicputch
Cumberland
Allegany County
de Warren H. Reynolds
Cumberland Bar
Pennsylvania
James A. McHenry
John B. Shannon
Register of Wills
Christian F. Kennever
Pearre
Tunsgain
Kenneweg
David J. Lewie
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Europe
Lewis
William Kilgour
Montgomery
Allegany
Manasgers
Death claims Mrs. J E Stambaugh on same hour as husband
Mrs Isabal Lourae Stambaugh wife of the late Dr John E B Stambaugh of Woodsboro died at 755 oclock Saturday evening after a lingering illness of heart trouble and dropsy aged 55 years 4 months 1 day She died twelve days after her husband at exactly the same time Her funeral was held Monday at her home with services by Rev W E Wheeler and interment followed at Mt Hope cemetery Also noted is infant Josephine.h Hauf fer 7 weeks died yesterday afternoon at home of Harry and Pearl Hauf fer Services conducted by Rev O W Stinsapring Interment at Mt Olivet cemetery Funeral director W W H Etchison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J E. Stambaugh
Isabal Lourae Stambaugh
John EB. Stambaugh
Woodsboro
Stambaugh
Lutheran Church
John M. Smith
John Smith
James M. Smith
Calvie Smith
R. L. Ogle
Oreagerstown
Harry Buffingson
New York
Clara Stambaugh
Wm. B. Stambaugh
Frank O
Charles
Edward Stambaugh
W.E. Wheeler
Mt. Hope Cemetery
Decessed
Josephine
Harry
Pearl H. Hauffer
O. W. Stinsapring
Mt. Olivet
H. B. Etchison
Precise Level Line Tracks Elevation From City to Sea
County surveyor R A B Rager with Robert E L Kolb runs a line of precise levels along the railroad to determine the city's elevation above mean sea level. Bench marks will be placed at multiple localities to allow future elevation checks. Johan Twomar was arrested last night after police broke in. he refused admission, was found naked, and jailed for investigation amid suspicions of cocaine use.
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R. A. B Rager
Robert E. L. Kolb
Frederick Janation
B.&g.r R
Rager
Frederick
Johan Twomar
Orea
Iea
King
Deiter
Darner
Alexander
Megro
Justica Eckatein
Ills of Local Notables After Illnesses
The Sick. Mr. Franklin BE Wolfe of Middletown is critically ill with progressive paralysis. Mr Milton B Slifer a Burkittevill merchant tailor is paralyzed but improving. Master Maynard E Harp has typhoid fever for three weeks and shows slow improvement. Mr F Russell Young of Middletown returned from Gettysburg College with malaria and rheumatism and remains bed bound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin BE. Wolfe
Middletown
Milton B. Slifer
Burkitteville
Maynard E. Harp
M.D. Harp
F. Russell Young
Gettysburg College
Local Fire Thanks and Community Notices
A neighbor expresses thanks to fellow firemen for saving part of property after a morning fire. Also notices for dances, music, phonograph records, millinery, shorthand classes, photo negatives, plaster workers, and private sale of household items with contact details and locations within Frederick county and surrounding area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tharke
Harry A. Roderick
BE. Marin
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