Local Social Notes Mention Numerous Baltimore Friends
A readable fragment lists names of Baltimore and nearby residents who visited family in Washington, mentions trips to Ocean City and Frederick, and notes social calls by Mrs. Ausbepheimer, Mrs. Haase, Mr. Renner, Mr. Lampe, and Rev. Fr. Craig among others. It also records visits by Mr. Zeigler of Kane City and remarks on political figure Thompson A. Brown accompanying officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ana Gao
John P. Renner
Baltimore
Miee
Leabella Kreh
West ‘Third
jHenb Tare
West Third Street
Roland’ Park
F. &. Craig
Brighton’Seminary
Boston
St. John’s Tectory
East Second Street
Louisa Ausbepheimer
Henrietta Haase
J. Henry Lampe
Fifth Street
Philip Ball
Arethur T. Kreb
Washington
Misa Porterfielde
Braddock Heights
Gustav’ Hartig
John
Michael
Patrick Street
Henry H. Abbott
John “H., Abbott
South Market Street
Haltimore
Jacob L. Engelbrecht
Margaret
B. de
Weet
Harry KE. Baker
Frederick
Haffoer
Eourt
Thompson A. Brown
Washington County
Local Notices Describe Recoveries and Health Issues
Fragmented report notes John T Best now able to be out after illness and Charles Steck on Church Street suffers heurasthenia. Murriy Shook of West Patrick Street sick, Katie Horman of Urbana operated on for appendicitis and home recovery described. A $100 reward offered. article mentions building up the foundation and classifieds experiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John.t. Best
Charles FL Steck
Church Street
Murriy Shook
Patrick Street
Katie’ Horman
Urbana
Wea
Sygmel Weinberg Hosts First Services For New Local Synagogue
The Jewish colony held last evening services at the residence of Mr Sygmel Weinberg on Market Street to discuss establishing a synagogue in Fred Ick. A committee including David Lowenstein, Ben Rosenour and Leo Weinberg was formed to secure temporary space and a rabbi from Baltimore. Yom Kippur services continued today with addresses by Leo Weinberg on The Golden Image and the Fiery Furnace and Chronicles. The community, about fifty members, plans a temporary hall service and aims to raise funds for a resident rabbi and building. Yom Kippur, a solemn day marking a 10 day period, ends this evening with no food.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Fred Ick
Sygmel Weinberg
Market Street
David Weinberg
iMr
Leo Weinberg
Messie
David Lowenstein
Ben Rosenour
Swag
Baltigjore
Jediah
Weinberg
Trial ends with no verdict in Urbana assault case
The jury deliberated forty minutes and returned with no verdict for the plaintiff in a $225 suit against John F. Davis. Stonor & Weinberg represented the plaintiff, Jacob Rohrback the defendant. Testimony showed bitter enmity between Davis and R. Harwood Magruder, two Urbana residents and brothers-in-law. On June 14, Magruder, with a 16-year-old employee, Raymond Bowers, encountered Davis driving opposite. Davis struck Bowers with a driving whip, injuring him and prompting a damages claim. Magruder denied the claimed brother-in-law relation. The trial also covered Charles Wm. Smith v. The Mayor and Aldermen of Frederick for $5,000 in injuries from a December 23, 1908 fall on Weat Patrick Street. the pavement alleged slippery and the case adjourned after opening statements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ave
Benin
Fileria
Raymana
John F
Davis
Stonor’ & Weinberg
Jacob Ro
Magrudér
Tramsville
Urbaba
Raymond - Bowers
Davin
Youog Bowers
J. Frank. Bowers
So Datageb
al Eatery
David
Mr. Davie
Jacob Rothback
Magruder
Rohrback
Patrick Street
L HS
Mix
WJ. Apél
Chas. Wm. Smith
Aldersen
Fredrick considered for auto plant move by York firm
Captain Dr. John Markey chairs the Busloces association location committee and chats with York Motor Car County of York Pa about placing a new autonomous automobile plant in Frederick. The firm requests twenty five acres and space for testing plus track access, with move costs around 325000 and new buildings near 100000. Local citizens would face population decrease but gain employment. Markey to inform firm of Frederick’s willingness to help fund the move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John d Markey
York’ Motor Car
County of York
Brederick
York Motor: Gat Company
York
Markey
Plana
Fredpick
Machlacts
Eteiantiab
Bredhirkck
RO Costa
Préderick
Lecrease
Earptoy
Dart
Tesepth
Budness Theo
New York City Building Plans Tease Fireproof Vault Plans
A Scranton official cites a new building described as fireproof with secure vaults and private deposit boxes for individuals and businesses. He promises easy access and a show of the facilities to interested parties, inviting audits and tours during business hours while stressing safety and privacy.
Horse Rescued After Tumble Into Cellar Shaft
Rural Free Delivery carrier Anthony Consul had a blind horse escape serious harm yesterday afternoon near the YMC A building. The animal wedged into a cellar hole beneath the post office, with only its right hind leg and hindquarters showing. A posse of men under Officer Brenle freed the horse, though its front legs suffered cuts, and a buggy shaft and harness were damaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony Consul
Sparrow
War
Y. M.C.A
Mr. Congo
Brenle
Fall Meeting at Pimlico Shows Maryland Racing Interest
The Maryland Jockey Club hosts a Pimlico fall meeting from October 23 to November 8. The Bowling Brook near Middleburg Carroll county prepares several thoroughbreds under trainer R J Walden. notable entrants include Cunning Belle of Jeanmine Beau Chilton Chilton Queen and Jubilee. These horses hail from Western Maryland underscoring the region as a key horse breeding center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Primico
Pimlico
Maryland
Jockey Club
Bowling Brook
Middleburg
Carroll County
R. J. Walden
Cunning
Belle of
Jeanmine
Beau Chilton
Chilton Queen
Fred
Little Beld
Jubilee
Slifer and Oland Wed Quietly at Reformed Church
George B. Slifer of Knoxville and Ellen D. Oland of Tacacora were married at the Reformed parsonage in Puckiptevilla on Wednesday by Reverend Charles B. Smith. The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs David Oland of Fuscatora. The groom is a ticket agent for the B&O Railroad in Knoxville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slifer—Oland
George B. Sulfer
Knoxville
Migs Ellen D. Oland
Taccacora
Reformed Parsonage
Puckiptevilla
Charles Bf. Smith
David Oland
Fuscatora
Dorn
Case Dismissed in Cruelty to Animals Hearing
William Gilbert faced a morning hearing before Justles 4 Fraps Smith on cruelty to animals charges. The judge dismissed the case due to insufficient evidence to warrant holding him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Gilbert
Justles
Fraps
Smith
Frederick City Hospital Guild Meeting Report
The Frederick City Hospital Guild held its regular monthly meeting last evening. Usual routine business was transacted. A social hour followed with cream and cake served. The guild will hold a leek week in the second week of November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Hospital Guild
Frederick City Hospital Guild
Novemee
Sale of Bear Property at Courthouse Auction
The sale of the late Peter Bear's estate occurred at the courthouse door this morning. Dr. George D Moore bought the two two story brick dwellings in Brewer's alley for 1105. A 28 acre tract along the Frederick to Hagerstown turnpike sold for 1380. Joseph Hamilton acquired a a lot on West Bat Rick street for 101. Weather hoarded dwelling on East Fifth street sold to Moore for 705. A vacant 24 foot lot on East Fifth Street sold to Moore for 195.05. Houses 39 and 41 South Market Street were withdrawn at 4705 bids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey BR
Alfred Ritter
Milton G. Urner, Jr
Peter Bear
Brewer
George D Moore
Frederick
Hagerstown
Eligworth Phebus
Batrick
Joseph Hamilton
Fifth Street
George D. Moore
East Fifth Street
George
South Market Street
Davis kills viper in ice home on Weet Patrick Street
Mr Joseph C Davis killed a two foot viper snake at his ice home on Weet Patrick Street yesterday and preserves it in alcohol. A Democratic County Central Committee meeting was held at Democratic headquarters this morning to discuss registration matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph C. Davis
Weet Patrick Street
Democratic Committee
Democratic ‘County Central Committee
Democratic
In Memoriam for Rev Dr Osborne Ingle
The Fredonia Council No 46 of the Order of United American Mechanics adopts a memorial for the late Rev Dr Osborne Ingle. They praise his life and work for God and mankind and extend sympathy to his bereaved family. The memorial is to be published in the Fredonia News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fredonia Council
Order of
United American Mechanics
Osborne Ingle
God
Foraythe Fannie Fifore: Obituary in Mountain City
The work of death notes the death of Mrs Fannie Foraythe widow of James P Foraythe who died at her home on Pearl Street aged 37 years 1 month 1s days Funeral will be held Monday at 2 o'clock from the bridge with interment at Mt Olivet cemetery She was a daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas F Taylor and a member of Mountain City Council Daughters of Liberty Survived by her children and brothers from Culpeper and Leflore among others
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mag
James
Ty Fontythe
Fannie
Foraythe
James P. Vorythe
Pearl
North Markut
Atreet
Thomad IF
Taylor
Peart
Mre
Forsythe
Ln Bifferar
Smaang
Aes Het Huabind
KF. Vanhelles
Mary J
Dorothy
Alveretth I
James 1
Fonythe
Pour
Brothera
Stemi
Local Bargains and Delayed Schedules At Frederick Stores
The advertisement lists sale items including household goods and toiletries at McCardell’s in Frederick with prices, plus notes on Saturday bargains. It also notes railroad service changes, with last cars to Jefferson at 6 p.m. and Frederick to Jefferson connections. A donation request mentions Frederick City Hospital Guild receipts to Mrs. Gilmer-Schley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City
Busy Corner Bargains and Local Notices in 1909 Issue
Small town classifieds list bargain items at Busy Corner including paper, envelopes, boxes, soap, tin cups, and dishware with prices. then travel times to Frederick and Baltimore, event notices for a Grand Rally, school programs, and church services. final items include entertainment ads and train schedules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Hattle
Le-Exch
Waah Basin
Waah Boller
Prrinite Cole Ander
Nour
Qugar
Billiken
Wikafira
AG Vo al At
Miller's Saturday shopper items and prices in garbled ad copy
Garbled OCR ad text lists assorted Saturday items with prices, brands, and vague descriptors. It names Miller and Neidig & Mili, mentions patent leather and various goods, but the text is unreadable in parts. Readable fragments indicate sale items and Saturday pricing but lack coherent context or complete details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senich” Linne ‘Sethe
Wlick
Whitg Fa Brown
Fall Binck
Local Grace Rally and Community Notices in Walkersville
A garbled notice page lists a Grace chapel rally with music led by Chief Judge Worthington, a free soup event, and readings. It promotes an orchestra concert for a church benefit in Walkersville, Md, and local training for nurses at Frederick City Hospital, with admission details and application notes. It also advertises Edison records, bread coupons, and Craupence flour claims, all in a dated community local notes style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Hopkins
St. Cramer &Staufférss
Thos
H. Haller
Kate Gittinger
Court Street
Snipley's
Grace
Rally of Grace
Atirring
Bongs
Acdrese
Worthington
Bervica
Grace Chapel
Walkersville Orchedtta
Stautfers’s Hall
Walkersville
Grade Reformed Church
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Pacific
Spain
Ethan Allen
Pekin, Chay
Betn
Mary Cand
Bob Va
Dave Seay
Pam
Charles Wm. Smith
Manufacturers
Antother Town
Citilend National Bank
RPP Pe
Citizens’ National Bank
Frederic ID Tae Ald
Carital
Danley Abe
Loti Busine
Ite
John Evang
Scranton
Bai
Diaka
Unis
Lisa
Wwe
Laccesa
Aggiesau
Dirsbtieldnlase
Shipley
Ile
Mennen
Colgate
We At “McCandell'a
Middletown
R.R. Co. Gara
Jefferson
Geo
Pony
Ad Edison
Buirey’s
Edison
Wh. Suirner
McCardell
Batinlay
Cherawhit BT
Mendis 3
Fredérick
Tynburg Railway Company
Andy Ig
Frederick Aay
Frederick Zy Ae
Edison’ Records
Edison Standard
Amberol Records
Aereat Suipueyis
Grad Stade Reformed ‘Pri’mary School
Tomsorrow
Mra McDaniel
Amy. K. Dixon
Oma
Pregonte
Grace Church
airLay’s
Teriiery
Myrnaann-Mias Dante
Walkersville, Ald
Jound
Hendrickhon
Woolsee
Old Cash
Eleauisoud
Sourit Window
Joan
Hendmigenor
MALAI
Miller
Young's Rintaurant
Edison Records
Suirey's
Yumec
A.J. Eichelderger
Haking. Co
Frederick City Hospital
Mary L. Nein
Ight
F.L. Stade
L. K. Kuentz
Galop
G. L. Baking Co
Carroll Street
America
Tar
Bagine Cor
L. Bchibon
Emerat Direstor
Av and Az Soult, MI
Thos. P. Rice
Charles L. Benn
Macon
Dolly
Bob Wolters Fowder
iMeracouie
Episadiie
CSL Renn
the New England Mutual Life
Fredrick
Tederick
Vaio
D. Thomas
Bayt Patrick Ret
Priuie
Leenant & Koot
Ofiie
Cramer & Ntauffer
Cramer
Staupfer
Shamtabie
East Fifth St
Hearietanine
Sayne
Fredericking Mon
Gomery Ouny Atles
K. Young
Real Estate & Fire E Lseurance
Braddock ‘Son
Bredace
Citon ‘Station
Bertil Cuurcly
Pitr
Lesbute
Price
Walidines
Fine Vistas
Dickwenon
Dickerson
Fine Las
Kena Valley
Srederiom
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