Local notices and social news from Frederick area
Mr A Hess of Columbia Pa and Mr Geo A Filckinger of Taneytown visited Frederick yesterday on business. Miss Mattie Knight of Keyser W VU returned home after visiting Miss Minute Hooper on South Street. J G Johnson of Union Manufacturing traveled to New York for business. Mrs Nelson Dieh and Mr Barrie of Walkersville went to Ohio. Mrs Mary E Henayberger of Wavertown visits her mother in Frederick. Mr and Mrs Harry Sauter of Washington DC returned home after a stay with friends. Mrs C D Uifsnider and daughter of Tiffin Ohio left for Baltimore. Misses Elia Lizzie Emma Houck and Mrs Kate Jacobs and Mrs Georgia Simmons returned home after a ten week visit to various points. Louis B Nichols of Quincy I is greeting friends in Frederick. Mrs T P Rice and daughter visiting friends in the Glade neighbor. Harry Chapline of the Philadelphia area returned home due to his sister’s illness. Warden John T Weyler brought three prisoners to Frederick for commitment to Monterue. Bregerick Ritemen next meeting canceled for tonight. City water Superintendent Charles N Ifate coordinated pipe work for new fountain in the Northern city section. Mrs P J Burck, widow of C L Harte, had front window lettering redone at West Patrick street office. Harmony Grove ladies of the King's Daughters Society plan a Thursday festival for charity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Hess
Columbia
Geo. A. Filckinger
Taneytown
Mattie Knight
Keyser
W. Vu
Misa Minute Hooper
Esat South Street
Muuch
Hee Tuany Erlend
J. G Johnson
Union Manufacturing Company
Nuw York
Nelson Dleh
Barrie
Walkersville
Ohio
Mary E. Henayberger
Waverstown
Frederick
Harry Sauter
Washington, D. C
Georgia Simmons
Louis B. Nichols
Quincy
T. P. Rice
Harry Chapline
Philadelprin
Hardesty
City Hotel
John T. Weyler
Maryland Notertiary
Monterue
G. Hoskins Morgan
Mackie
Bregerick Ritemen
Charles N. Ifate
P. J. Burck
C. L. Harte
Patrick Street
Ladies of
Harmony Grove
King's Daughters” Society
Improvement notes on repairs and property upgrades
The report lists residents and businesses making improvements. W F Cashour on Church Street adds new doors and window frames. Mr Chea Leese and Mr Cromwell in New Market and Bolivar engage in renovations. W M Keller near Middletown installs a new floor. Mooars Wilen & Shaw add a rear yard shed for anatomers. A Cromwell in Waizbreyine works on corsets and related property enhancements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Cashour
Church Street
Chea
Leese
FO. Cromwell
New Market
Jona H H. Lote
Bolivar
Hia
Gee
W.M. Keller
Hin Mail
Middletown
Wilen & Shaw, Grocers
Patrick Street
A. H. Cromwell
Waizbreyine
Community notices detail local real estate and a coroner inquest
A Valley newspaper reports on local real estate sales by Noah EK Cramer and associates, noting a successful deal by Feederic dina. It covers the death of Iseee Travis with a coroner's inquest underway and mentions a recent public race feature in The Pripote Races edition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Real Katate
Noah EK
Cramer
James 8
Simmons Real Rotate Company
Ome Real Estate
Io Ie
Prederich County
Feederic
Dina
Reuneks
Widy
Ruspicton
Ile
Moorfield trip notes and Confederate memorial tribute
An extended narrative recounts a mountain inspection trip from Elk Garden to Moorefield and Romney, detailing farm prospects, timber, and coal indications on a large Alleghany tract. The writer visits Mount Storm, Greenland Gap, and Riverside, reflecting on Confederate graves at Moorefield Cemetery and memorial inscriptions honoring those who died for constitutional liberty. The piece blends travelogue with reminiscence of Civil War battles and local history, ending with social notes from Martinsburg and remarks on community figures and gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elk Garden
Jacob V. Copyingtaim
Frederick
Virginia Gentral Hue
Mr. Insheep
Mount Stains
Dr. Grove
Petersburg
W. Vis
Migs Maite Mantz
Confederats
Arny
Greenland Gap
Ted Aggata
Hudson River
Mr. Inshusp
Datang
Keating
Riverside
Moore- Held
Romney
Cama
Wita
Ateactereanit
Honmar
Thune
Orat
Manassas
Jackeon
Hardy Count Memorial Association
Therin Expres
John Brown
Cdat
Furtropa
Gitlin
Mountaineer
Wales
Rastle
Alps
Beart
Europe
Aluig
Crates
Wea Organ
Tom
Ray Alte
Frederick Weed
Minor Church Ordains New Rector in Massachusetts
The text reports a church ordination in March in Martinaburg by Bishop George av Peterkin of the West Virginis, a former Frederick County institution. The rector, son of Webt Redrick, served a decade in the neighborhood. His mother, Mima Mary Pf, is named, with reference to a recent incident about a fruit tree and a shattered window.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Itarch
Martinabrarg
She
Rey
Qeor
Av Peterkin
Virginis
Frederick Bey
Union Echool Howge
Neat Deffetson
Redrick
Per
The New Rail Road Dares to Transform Frederick
A local group led by L I Waesche and Thomas H Stallur seeks a charter for the Frederick and Monocacy Valley Railroad. The 13 mile line would connect Catoctin Furnace to Frederick city via Lewistown and Montouqua Springs, promising cheap coal and wood, new industries, and regional growth with future connections to Gettysburg and Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Manufacturediyyasi Developement Company
Diastte
Moc Hocacy Valley Railroad
Frederick and Monocacy
Jamen L. Walker
F. Gronville Thomas
Steiner Schley
Mont Hberal
Maryland
Clarence L. Hartsack
Paterek Street
Frederick and Meanocacy Valley
Catoctin
Monocacy Valley
Lewistown
Catoctin Furnaces
Montouqua Springs
Buiny Maublemen
Frederick City
Ute
Gettysburg
Baltimore and Ohio
Waalsington
Baltimore
Great Reading System
Ofb
Spobalar
Thie Road
Maryland School
Markos
Montongua Springs
White Rock
Dlom
Wallin
Railroad growth drives Frederick’s future development
The passage extols the railroad as a potent factor for Frederick’s growth and urges popular support. It envisions the first train over the Frederick and Monocacy Valley Railroad as a milestone, with the whistle signaling the city’s advancing economy and progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thor
Prederick and Monavacy Valley
Favorite Teacher Contest Set in Frederick County News
The News announces a voting contest to crown the most popular school teacher in Frederick County. Readers vote by purchasing a copy of the paper and sending in a blank ballot. votes may be cast repeatedly, and the prize is a gold watch. Voting opens Monday and ends in May, with an illustrated biographical sketch published at the close.
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Frederick County
Tria Daina
Ani Kartapar Niwa
Persona Dulrtug
Viches
Atul Eultlog
Lotie Wen Eden
Miget
Mrederick Coon
Tike Dany News
SaTuway News
Niwa
Announcement of Canori Hasnante Renin Ate Mente Ents
Port notice urges readers to view recently issued renin ate Mente ent listings. Sail date provided but unreadable in text.
Frum Petersyitle and Local Moves Reported
A fragmentary report notes the return home of a mother and brother after illness. Mentions WG Pau and baby of Bab thrower, and a Saturday routine through Monday. Mentions Estgar Hilleary and Lane amd Roche Chagiett attending Motestenek Areuliural College. References a path to Chitech on Sunday and a church service from the sixth verse of a chapter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petersyitle
Ata
Col. FC. O'Dontel
Nintslaer
Pau
Thrower
Tharfood County Fur
Ye Maryland
Eolev School
Vet Pounsytyauls
Solo
Fragmented OCR Name List From County Report
A garbled OCR fragment lists numerous names and entities such as Water, Brera, Loeb, Summers, O'Neil, Lowell, Vittsburg, Joe DA, Cole, Henry Rowvuible, and Quincy. Context and connections are unclear, with missing punctuation and several unreadable terms. The piece resembles a partial roster or index from a county document with no clear event or outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. IE Brera
L. Loeb
Whatw
K MooSummers
Leher
A. Uritys
Dok
Thonty
T. Relitinetyd
O'Neil
Balla
Boa Lyge
Lowell
Vittsburg
Joe DA
Cole
Eyre
Canlln
Henry Rowvuible
Falta
Kendrice
Noy
Tal Quincy
Unclear garbled text about a clothing merchant event
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Girona Sok Menars Lowenstedd Werthedmer a clothing merchant from a city and a vague plan for an event in October at a venue called Pate Arenada with references to fabric, coats, and outfits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girona
Menars
Lowenstedd & Werthedmer
Cantelonpe Scene At Jumbo Saloon
A cantelonpe appears in a curious scene on a farm at a tanana cantelupe. Alfred B. Kath, a man of thleetty, raised a curtishy on his land. The cantelonpe is described in a exhaltlase at the Jumbo saloon on Patrick Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred B. Kath
Feo
Thleetty
Link
Curtishy
Lungih
Patrick Street
The Blok Misprinted Notice About Daugherty
Mr James J Daugherty is described in an unclear local notice about Clark s ates. The fragment mentions a bed and Carta Mutts with no clear event or outcome. Further readable details are insufficient to determine a precise news item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James J. Daugherty
Clark's
Carta Mutts
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