Local Notices and Personal Bits From Frederick
A jumble of small notices and social items from Frederick featuring visitors and residents. Frank Nixdorff of Berkeley Springs is visiting. Mollis Duvall guests Mrs. A. C. McCardell and returns to Baltimore. Mr. Withiam Hardesty of Pittsburg and Chicago spending a week here. Witty notes on local businesses Haller's oysters and restaurant, and brief society bits about Miss Mollie Catsnil and Miss Helen J. Rowe. A Y. A. C. U. meeting is planned and a weights and measures official will visit Johnnville district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Nixdorff
Berkeley Springs
Mollis Duvall
A. C. McCardell
Baltimore
Withiam Hardesty
Pittsburg
Chicago
Bradley W. Clabaugh
G. Welty
Frederick
Virginia
Mollie Catsnil
Washington
Uelen J. Rowe
Samuel Ready Institute
Chas. Utermelle
Routzalin
Winchester
Misees Diffendal
Drs. Wim, Etchison and Son
New York
John Q. Sloan
Haller
Jobneville
C.K. Haller
Co —Wm
Sweet
Orange Grove
Harper's Ferry Yeaterda Sackalog
Hela
Paka
Hilton
Woodsboro Notes on Temperance School and Local Activities
From Woodaboro the Woodsboro correspondent reports a temperance school organized last evening with teachers encouraged. The Female Missionary Society will hold a quarterly meeting at the Lutheran Church on Sunday evening. Public school functioning with 90 pupils. Mr Reddick has 40 and Miss Weikert 10. Communion services set for Sunday at Lutheran Church 10 4 a m and at Union Chapel 2 80 p m. Work on a prospective pike from Woodsboro to Double Pipe Creek progresses, sections near completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodaboro
Woodsboro
Walkersville Enterprise
Female Missionary Society
Lutheran Church
Bepiersber
Wee Qur Public School
Reddick
Union Chapel
Rynesses
Walkeravilie
Jacol Adan
Double Pipa Creek
Board Reelects Directors at Loudoun County Bridge Co
The Loudoun County and Frederick Bridge Company held a meeting at Chisens’ National Bank Building where old directors were reelected: Geo. Wm. Smith, D.C. Winedrener, C. E. Mercier, J. T. O’Dell, Richard Heater, David Lowenstein, and Joseph D. Baker. Joseph J. Baker was named president, with W. Smith treasurer and Thowes H. Haller secretary. The meeting declared a five and seven tenths cent dividend, payable on demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loudoun County and Frederick
Chisens
Bock
Geo. Wm. Smith
D.C. Winedrener
C. E. Mercier
J. T. O'Dell
Richard Heater
David Lowenstein
Joseph D. Baker
Thowes H. Haller
Leo
Altiena’ Nations Me Mendnedal Agita
Arar Pte
Elkins Named City Leader in West Virginia Railroad Plan
Stephen B. Elkins, a Republican leader, is highlighted for his role in backing the Washington and Cumberland Railway project along the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal. An illustrated piece extols Elkins influence, the Elkins town site, and the anticipated growth from the West Virginia Central line extending to Charleston, with Elkins described as a coming hub for coal, timber, ore, and farm products amid lush mountains and timbered valleys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen Elkins
Republican Party
Washington and Cumberland Mailroad
Cheaspeake and
Ohio Canal
Frederick
Tim News
Elking
Stephen B. Elkins
Elkins
Alameter
Kibiua
Charleston
Counsey
West Virginia
Bee
Beebeatna
Hame
Geuley
Elkine
Ais
Nikina
Roaring Creek
Elkina
Rooting Creek
Cantepta
Park plans near town center described in historic notice
The text outlines layout details for a twenty acre public park in the town center featuring green spaces shaded by oaks chestnuts and sugar trees. It mentions plantings including boney euchle dogwood hazel and grape and notes improvements such as drainage pipes paths and beds to enhance the park’s beauty and accessibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janes Cunbagham
Ho Davis
Maan Meyikaw
Davis
Gillis
VAVERZAGLD Explains Ais Fehdastt Pageht Yeo Me Sued
Vaverzagld letters the Mobirtome Resister Toler date Sept. 22 denying any blows or quarrel with Fay Templeton Company owner. He disputes claims of a fight with Park Theatre manager Fleischmian and says actors owe the company money while the press agent bears no debt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vavergset
Mobirtome
Ys Self
Tags Fay ‘Templeton Company
Wihieh Tam
Cone
Nwa
Fleischmian
the Park Theatre
Philadelphia
Presa
Walkersville notes and church notices spark local activity
The Walkersville Enterprise reports Rev House holding protracted meetings at Mt Zion and LC G churches with services at 10:30 and 2:30. Clay Stauffer installs brick pavement. Elmer B Castle attends ministerial institute. various church events and Sunday school planned. A grey horse belonging to W S Cromwell drops on the road returning from Charlesville. Predictions of missions, temperance remarks, and a Philadelphia play review follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walkersville
Ears
House
Mt. Zion's
M. J
Win Hi
Croniwell Ling
Clay Stauffer
Young People’s Society of the
U. H
LC. G
Castle
Elmer B.C. Castle
Miniaterial Institute
the Vorphingot Reser Dn Waemodeyey , ML
Burg
I. , Carpenter
W. S. Cromewell
Charlesville
Glade Missionary Society
Cas
Walkersville M. E
Glade
M. Head
Utica
Ladtenbury Union Hebbath-schoul
That Market Basket and seasonal foods report notes
A reader’s market notes discuss weather, produce, and home remedies. Prices for grapes apples beans cantaloupes onions and corn are given, with cucumber pickles recipe and butter quality commentary. A farmer comments on egg production and hens shrinking, and a Middletown reference cites cucumbers and pickling instructions.
Exclusive boot in adjoining town promises new gear
The week has seen Mr. McGee prepare the open event next Monday at the exclusive boot shop in the adjoining town. Mr. A C Itending Hie Dustace is also involved, with preparations underway for the unveiling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philatelphia News
Sgeattog
Ty Opera Hyoee
Forepeagh
Eagle Nest
Seriouanena
Howe Milford
Jack Trail
Robert Blasedon
Blasedon
Blerrk Buse
Jack Ha
Jack
Dente
Enn
A.C
McGiee
Fresect Editor in Daily Paper Faces Power Clash
A fragment from a newspaper page notes editor and publisher Arty Fresect of the W Mereene Fon engaged in a dispute over access or control. The brief mention implies a contentious period with possible impact on the paper’s operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warry Whosicrard
Arty Fresect
W Mereene Fon
Snailyameerts
Imege Othe Freas
Het Powrth
Catoctin News reports local events and church service notes
In Wolfville this week Prof Toover moved a heavy potato plow load and several residents faced minor ailments and property moves. The community saw a church communion series at the Lutheran church with a sermon based on John 2 7 and 4 communicants. Census figures show 1802 disabled, 22 widows, 21 speech or hearing impaired, and 29 deaths last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolteville Walts
Wolfville
Mayer
Prof Toover
Geeorge
Peter Shunt
Wistineston
Freylr
Reba
Wehrvath
The Girl About Town and a Neighborhood Charade
A town chronicle sketches a bustling Saturday in Uueth Avenue with a yellow car, a comic misadventure at a market, and a sly take on local dames and wit. The piece blends quirky dialogue, fashion ramblings, and small town happenings, ending with railroad talk and a Village News vignette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newtrtown
Sewers
Jake Dadian
Cayinin
Market Street Entrance Displays Trade Goods
Fragmentary OCR lists various apparel items and trimmings with references to fabrics and offers. It mentions hats, coats, belts, and shop signage, but readable details are limited. The text resembles a shop window description or advertise items from a general mercantile listing.
Funeral rites for late Mary Doe at St Luke Church
The ceremony for Mary Doe was held at St Luke Church with clergymen leading prayers and relatives present. A burial followed at Mount View Cemetery with mourners recalling her life and faith. The service was conducted by Father Wallin and Father McGivern, with attendees from the Heather community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Punerab
Roy Werke
Dames Et Dougherty
Kitt
Heck
Tite Heather
Puaghery
Wallin
Mess
Ewan & Blohelberser
Jub Kobrtack
Jota Mbae
Eegh Gaverds
Iiver
Meshersy
Hirsey
Honotz
Miers
Mierket
Baithiea
Walson
Helier
Miraly
Jolie Bainesiedner
Mouttit Cemetery
Hag Sims
Mary Boite Rimae
Baby Abduction Shocks Town As Missing Infant Sparks Fear
Distorted report says a baby vanished after a doorstep incident in the evening. Mr Hunt and partner discovered the theft at their home with unclear references to a local manufacturer and a market area in Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hunt
Gaby
Andy
Olsen
Howe
Lewis Bo Kuseananl
Hornet
Frederick
The Pratithathag Wsket Ticket Prepared
The copy for the Trotistitton ticket was prepared today by Wr 1 MW Saye plighor and forget to the secretary of the state, fine compliance with the law recently poised. The size keeps inches north of tier Ley, the equalte SUE as ith tygtinkd fe rs eo 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tier Ley
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the Daily News
Yhedemick
Barourao Sr NoCiwroce Touna
Ita
Sam Tom Dal
Uday
Wesecerees UE
Vale Mintauw
Iemyp
Before & A.m
Ito
G.J. Doll & Son
Jtent
Geo. Brust
Rice & Taller
Shepherd's Restaurant
Cal, Newman
E. E. Woodward
Haller's
Frederick City
Mans, & Dev. Co
Londoun Co
Frederick Belge Co
Laveburg
Weiler
Inew
Aleo di- Netore
Frederic’ Ce Muanfarering
Pelatiar Hame
Anughany Mountales
Pullabed
Aleghades
Taingle
Thomas
North Elidue
Lote
Sajaia
At Angles
Nembermi
Vaverzagld
Vaswy
L. H. Bablwie
Gori
Iva
Sumner
Plata
Neerave
Chave Woodward's
Mortern
Egza
Emalier
Dimte ReKet
Botleaa and
Ueugy
Middletown
Amell Pleblas
Man
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Ohio
Doren
Mishlona—& Gay
Alorato
Jostmaater
Harrison
Gental
Mejor Henderson
Lute
John Mandsickeon
Buckley’s
Bairany Boy
Sant Qwoek
Eiterdeo
Catoctin
Woriferd
Market Atreet
Biota
Carpet Departmeat
Wumanix
Sparta
Kel
Ton Kidnege
Hyer
Tiverton
Hedia
Lim
Wien
Tremont
Ds Spepata
Donald Hartley
Staineb
Dlac Yy
Peer Staates
Hood's
Hatin
Tad
Mil Druggista
Mtoe Eh
John Hendrickson
Aera K F
Sebeley
CFACK
Aridea
Rampanion Taym
Tery
Big Bey
Pau
Carlin
PRICH
Lovdoun Col & Frederick
Mainge Company
Tite P Rite
Bertiger
Tho Pfarter
Clewont Nath
Prederick
Yyn
Thoslaseil
Merced
Court St
Perawani
Hanawhy Ceantercios
She
Per Nt. Menanns Nik
Saaptay Aes Tin Tete Nu
Bargain House
Nsw
Market Street
Wey Drei
Dipoak
Goode
Notions Hawee
Charles Mwadway
Bae Roadway
Ory
New Ode
Dottom
Real GoDs
Simm Atvi
Smudita
G. J. Doll & GO
Ann Morse
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