Local residents visit relatives in Washington and beyond
Personal notices list Melvin Watkins May Stall and several others visiting Washington New York Philadelphia and Ithaca. People including Grover Jacobs F W Staub and Carroll Hendrickson travel for family and education while others return from Sullivan County and Waynacabora. Community birthday celebrations and trips to Seattle and Ohio are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin Watkins
Washington
West
New York
Hudson-Fulton
Fetta
Alonzo D. Winters
Sullivan County
I. V. HoWman
South Street
Reine
J. M. Goodman
Hinton
W. Va
Fannie
Hartis 'Shumin
Baltimore
M.M. Kintz
Fourth Street
Harry
Schroeder
Philadelphia
Parente
Geo. A. Schroeder
Patrick Street
Sallie A. Cramer
East Church Street
Cs. A. Schaeffer
Kefauver
Dill Avenue
Larke Schaeffer
Dale
Emmitsburg
Carroll Hendrickson
Weat
Atrest
Ithaca
N. Y
Cornell University
Mura
W. C. Krise
Kathryn
Patrick Treet
Waynacabora
Cornfahrney
Krise
P. H.C. Birely
Seattle
Ash
Birely
Mrs. Getty
Ohio
Brief Bits From Local News and Notes
William Summors, colored, captured a carp on a Saturday night weighing 25 pounds. Mr Wm B Gostell is repainting the spire of St Peter’s Catholic church in Libertytown. The first sighting of the registration offers will be held in the county districts tomorrow. A list of residents and property matters reveals varied details across the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Summors
Gostiell
St. Peter’s
Libertytown
Dorsey
Patrokanon
Atrest
Rabari
Goa
Religious World Church Services Across Middletown
Sunday notices list multiple denominations in Middletown worship. Rev. Fr. A. ed. Ate led prayers at St. Jon's. M E church, South. Evangelical Reformed. All Saints Protestant Episcopal. First Baptist. Evangelical Lutheran. Presbyterian. Methodist Episcopal. United Brethren churches all held Sunday schools, sermons, and evening prayers. Rally events, choir music, and special guest preachers noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Jon's
Jotio Paul Tyler
Colon
Evativelical Reformed
Joseph & Peters
Geneald
Washington, D. C
Schleysville
Ar. C. M. Gilpin
F.C. Knott
Elizabeth Knott
First Baptist Church
Alonzo
Winters
Charles I’. Steck
Crist
John
Presbyterian Church
Yaturday
Thomes Freeman Dixon
Marty Rowe
Shelly
Lowell Magon
Methodist’ Episcopal Church
EL. H. Lamar
Miance Brdiley
Lamar
Nina Hayes
Mary Thomas Molesworth
U. S. Church
United Brethren Church
J. W. Kiracofe
Maryland
United Brethren Home
C.C. Ausherman
Harp
Kiracore
Miss . McDonald
Mir
Emory L. .Coblentz
Grayeon Staley
Miss Thomas
Brace Reformed
Grace Reformed Church
Grace Church
E. ‘L. McLean
Deborah
Mies” Haya
Women's College
St. Paul
Amy Kump Dixon
Dyor
Middletown Quartet
Emory L Colents
Daisy Thomas
Je Won Stafey
Cermba
Rally Service Highlights School Spirit At City Church
A fragmented report describes a rally service led by Rev. M. Honch at the city church praising a lay school and its good work. Attendees included ATHS and ATHS like groups with Byps Mes Markey praised for leadership. Henry H. Abbott noted strong attendance and moral support, marking the event as a hopeful community moment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teaveie
Pebeaag
Henry H. Abbott
Death notices honor long illness and faith
Frances Louiss Teall dies after years of invalid life at her residence on West Church Street. Devoted to church work, she leaves two sisters in law and a brother. Funeral at her home, with interment at Mount Olivet. Daniel K. Stonebraker dies in Washington DC aged 47 after long illness. Survived by a daughter Florence and two sons Samuel and Hartnie. Services in Washington then in this city, interment at Mount Olivet. Mrs Rebecca Pearre dies near Comus at 6 pm in her 70s, survived by husband and five children, burial Mount Olivet tomorrow at 2:30. Mrs Margaret Barry Smith dies suddenly while visiting Brunswick, heart trouble. Widow of G Harvey Smith and sister of local residents. Funeral arrangements pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Lovien Cath
Frances Louiss Teall
Edward ‘Trail
Lyala Christine Ramsburg
Waat Church Street
Hlavin Thell
Goa
Felows
al Gaitite’ Episcopal Church
Sja
Cyrus Deltenstein
John.j. Yellote
Towaon
Allen ‘Thill
St. Louis
Houston
Ganiel Kk. Stonemiaker
Daniel K. Stonebraker
Bis
Washington
D.C
Washington Counity
Frederick
Llorence E
Samuel Ey Sand" Harntie
Stonebraker
E. W. Stonebraker
Fairfield, Pai
J.C. Stonebraker
Los Angeles
Cal
A.C. McCardell
Mies Boma Gring
Mount Olivet Cemetery
Ron Rebecca Pearre
James Pearre
Comus
Montgomery County
Husdand
Frank’ A. Pearre
Charles B. Pearre
Nellie Pearre
Lydia R. Pearre
Jennie Pearre
Athonie
Gro. A. Pearre
Margaret Botelet Smith
Harvey Smith
Maryland
Portland Cement Company
Washington County
Brunswick
Mra. Smith
Bmra
Mad
Bachtell and
Mics
Lee Moller
Hageratown
Funeral for Patrick E. B. Long in Baltimore
Funeral services were held for Patrick EB Long who died at Hotel Braddock on Tuesday night September 21. The service began at his mother's home 2215 Lombard Street, Baltimore, then a requiem mass at St. Patrick's Catholic Church conducted by Rev. Walter McKenna. Burial followed in Bonnie Brae cemetery. Pallbearers included William M. Duon and Jerome Joyce among others from Lewistown. Delegations from Elks Eagles Catholics Benevolent Legion and Hotel Men's Association attended and the church was crowded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick EB. Long
Hotel Braddock
Homn
Mary Long
Lombard Street
Baltimore
St. Patrick’s Catholic Church
Broadway
Bank Streets
Walter McKenna
Bonnie Brae
William M. Duon
Jerome Joyce
Thomas F. McNulty
B. C. Mansfield
Michael Ganzherp
Thomas, Barrett
Peter Flyon
Lewistown
Thomas McNulty Aang
The
Elks
the Eagles
Catholics Benevolent Legion
Hotel Men's Association
Library meeting called to discuss public library plan
A notice invites the public to a meeting at the Y hy veneeing ehutele al auditorium tomorrow at 7 30 p m called by Mina Mary P Farr field secretary of the Real State Library Commission. The aim is to promote a public library and possibly organize a general division of the project with strong local interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y. Ye Ca
Mina Mary P. Farr
Real State Library Commission
T Ia
Tororrow Grenlog
P Sect
Court hears note suit involving Wilhide heirs
Jury proceedings in a note suit arising from a 1904 loan. John B Wilhide G N Wilhide and Peter Wilhide claim funds from heirs after their father’s death. Defense represented by Edward J. Satt and John Newaldin. Trial paused for recess at one o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alderasen Op Rg
Ritter
Jacob Rohback
Glalput
Edward J
Nilen al
Wilhide
John B. Wilblete
Petar Wilhlde
John
Rooms Offered for Business Use and Securities Handling
The notice advertises one large and two smaller rooms available for business use. It invites individuals, firms, or corporations to lease space to handle securities and detach coupons, claiming easy access and readiness for immediate use. The offer emphasizes equal attention to all tenants and invites showings during business hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pertoba
Transdct
Gisd
Peaches Command High Prices at Hagerstown Market
Large peaches command twelve cents each with 10 inch specimens drawing curiosity. A 10 pound basket sold for $1 from Mrs Mary Hollman’s peach farm near South Mountain. The region reports a strong crop with late varieties remaining to harvest amid rising prices and robust demand. Also new schedules on the W F and G railroad take effect with trains departing at 7:30, 12:30, and 4:15 p.m. Sunday services adjust accordingly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Mary ‘Hollman
South Mountain
Tate Teay
Enlahv
Dow
iN THE LAW'S GRIP Fugitive Captured in Howard County
A fugitive was arrested in Howard County and delivered to jail by judge C. H. Eckstein after interrogation by an officer identified as Geo Ed Myers. The suspect awaits transfer to Howard County authorities for further proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rp&n
Howard County
Diamond Roller Rink Opens and Skating Boost Planned
The Diamond Roller Rink announces a grand opening on Tuesday evening September 28 with skating 7 to 10 pm and admission 10 cents. It touts a popular winter season, new uniforms and buckets, and three daily sessions. Attractions include basketball games with Merrimacks, Tuxedos, and Bethapy of Baltimore, plus a schedule extending to Hagerstown and Shippensburg. The notice also mentions market hours change starting October, gas radiator promotions, and local civic notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diamond Roller Rink
Nitkefon
Diamond Rink
Eich
Merrimacks
Tuxedos
Bethapy
Baltimore
Hageratown
Mattiesburg
Waypeeboro
Chambersburg
Shippensburg
Horse Hurt by Nail in Foot Receives Veterinary Care
Raw Nail into His Front Foot severely injures a horse of the Junior Engine Company. Under treatment at Dr. R. K. V. Smith's veterinary hospital the animal cannot stand on the damaged foot and will be out of commission for several weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill
Junitor Engine’ Co
In Memoriam of Rev Osborne Ingle Honored by Chippewa Tribes
The Wigwam of Chippewa Tribes No.19 holds a memorial service at 1 07 A M on the 23rd sleep of Com Moon and unanimously approves resolutions mourning the death of Rev Osborne Ingle rector of All BSalpha Episcopal Church. They honor his saintly life, Christian charity, and enduring example, noting the love and esteem he commanded among all. The tribe expresses sympathy to the Ingle family and commends his work for the Master.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ata-Council
Providence
Osborne Ingle
All Bsalpha’ Episcopal Church
Miso
Pat Pionert
Ty Ingle Hare
Eite
Cuneta
Heaven
Astor
Brown
John H. Bennett
Local notes mix transit fares sales and millinery opening
An assorted page item highlights Frederick and nearby towns with Frederick daily transit times and through tickets to Baltimore, a millinery opening by R D Mantz, bread coupons redemption, a Frederick College Night School notice, and a classified Boys seeking summer work ad. It mentions Swiss Chocolate Soda and a baking company comparison, plus advertising copy about wheat flour and grocery promotions.
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aRaroels Alt
Boea
Manik Gabor
Remy
Soca
Appa
Daniel - Crimmings
Wm. B. Dayton
J. A. Raingburg
de Ibereey
Braddock Casino
Gas & Elec
Marvel
D. Mantz Dixon
Quarles
W. P. B .Rosenour & Sona
Doll Bros
Tein & Wertheimer
Er & Co
Knott
Neidig &, Miller
Brigit Sterie
Charles Wen
Citizens: National Bank
Frederick, Wb
Buplikces Ip
Doho Evans
Suraitten
Perdons
Don D. Hendricnaon
John D. Hendeigeson
Neldig
Miller
Ame
Mitten
Bkinekatin
Neidig & Miller
Fikiliéd “Aid
Auslitgigl Ae
P. Rice
J. Rice
North Market Street
Prederson
Ali
Charles
Renn's
Pat Goan
CAG Renn
NEW England Mutual
Insurance Company
Cramer Bon Abeiite
Ori Tarry
Pritapoe
Aranchs
Raderick
Drinawick
Sue Dairying
Munerte
Ta Vwaih
Talles Ince
Lend
Builldivuis
Clive
Ieee
Itt
Frederick City
Brigie Bane
Bestlans
Cramed
Stauier
Morteares
Troome
Patna Tate Wean Pike
Wile
Moa
Gompery Counflen
Fares Lin
K. Young
Arles T. Dieta
Béthel Church
Pickarvon
Eeu
Winaiam
Aes Market
Anotha
Farvgsicx Gas & Exxc. Co
Braddock Heights
Pelies
Fatprnick Gaz & Exec, Qo
Forti
Dan Maxxer
Jonn Quarles
Ernest M. Fox
McCardell
Predenice Gas & Enxei,Co
Warhington
Gettysburg
Fredérick
W. M
McCanveru's
R. & D. Mantz
Notcé
Oer
G.L. Baking Co
Carroll Street
the -Fréderick College
Tennay
Mihia
Oppeing Mina
Mrses
Dean “ Walkeraville
H.C. A
Baking Co
Tre G. L. Bakine Co
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