Purely Personal Notes From Frederick Social Roundup
Local residents share visits and travels across Maryland and nearby states. Frank L. Stoner, Louis Knock, Miss Lenhart, Rev. Fr. Kane, and many others are listed with brief movements, visits, and gatherings in Frederick, Baltimore, Braddock Heights, Pt. of Rocks, Utica, Pittsburgh, and Appleton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank L. Stoner
Kenet Second Street
Washington
G. Waring Tyson
Braddock Heights
Montgomery County
A. P. Marsh
South Market Street
Louis Knock
Point of Rocks
Sarah C Lenhart
Bnet
Churel Street
Haa Bron
Utica
W. J. Kane
Battimore
Boland
DeWitt Kemp
Baltimore
Misaca Amy Bopst
Helen Gittinger
Frederick
A. H. Prerie
Mt. Clarentins
Church Street
East Church Street
Marie “Gerlack
North Tents Street
Pitteburg
Danay McDonald
East Street
Appleton
Wis
Howard E. Winter
Ralph Finneyfrock
Market Space
Mina Jesse Witter
Charles Keeler
East South Street
Veater
and &Fins
Q. E.cline
Messra
RR. Lewis
Jene H. Michael
Gyspy” Smith
Abraham Castle
Harry Castle
Con
Eugene
Feagaville
J. Leonard Englebrecht
Henry
DeGrange
Adamatown
Henrietta Jacobs
Mabel Royce
George Phobus
Myeraville
Middletown
Richardson Resigns From Prohibition County Central Committee
Mr Richardson resigns from the Prohibition Party central committee district position citing non affiliation for years and no prior activity. The county chairman notes the resignation as prudent and states the ex candidate for the House on the Prohibition ticket has withdrawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richardson
Ulysses J. Rien
Foodsbero
Sacre Ane
Tom
House of
Prohibition
Religious World Weekend Church Notices Abound
Multiple Christian services across churches with Sunday schools at 9 to 10.45 a m. Sermons ranged from The Christian's Inheritance to The New Sabbath. Holy communion observed at Evangelical Lutheran and St. John’s Catholic. Rally Day programs, music, and boat-themed church decor featured at United Brethren and Grace Reformed churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of the Brethren
Pening
Eade P. D. Fabraey
Hitler J. Welty Fabraey
Methodiat Episcopal Church
Hev
A. J. Gill
Peter
Gospel Mission Workers
Rav
Walther Nichols
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Charles F. Steck
First Baptist Church
Imoyd ‘Atney
Christian Endeavor
St. John's Catholic Church
Thomas F. Burke
Christ
AJ. Conlon
South
John and Tyler
Ephesiana
Presbyterian Church
Thomas Freeman Dixon
All Saints’ Protestant Episcopal Church
Osborne Ingle
Mr. Troup
Washington
Sedleyaville
C.M. Cilpin
F.C. Knott
Misa Elizabeth Knott
Troup
Grace Reformed Church
Hench
Hvangetien Reformed
Eschbach
West
Woman's Col
Edna Shaffer
Hagan and Yost
Jacob Rohrback
Chambersburg
United States
Rattine
Norten
Nervigen
Advertised Letters at Frederick Postoffice 1908 List
The Frederick postoffice advertises remaining letters dated Saturday September 26 1908. To obtain letters applicants must call at the office or they will be sent to the dead letter office after two weeks. Names include Rev R E Benson Rev Stan Cuddy Charles Day J M Muller J B Hartzell and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City
Lewen
R. E. Benson
Rev
Stan. Cuddy
Charles Day
Mr. Danner
J. M. Muller
J. B. Hartzell
J. A.dolingon
Stewart Lee
Martin
H. Vorsey
Nelson B. Ponton
Charley Whiten
Lavies
Liat
Agnes M. Hoppe
Mra
C. A. McIntosh
Wrankston
Mrv
John B.thomas
David Whipp
Bridge Company elects new directors and officers
At a stockholders meeting of the Toudoun County and Frederick Bridge Company the directors elected were Joseph I. Baker, George Wm. Smith, E. W. Mercar, H. D. Baker, David Lowenstein, John G. Walker, and D. C. Winebrewer. The board elected Joseph D. Baker president, Thomas H. Hailer secretary, and George Wm. Smith treasurer.
Postal Showers Honor Local Birthday Celebrants
Mrs Sallie A Cramer of East Church Street was honored with a postal shower Saturday for her birthday, received by many admiring friends. Mrs Win H Mehrling of East Church Street also marked her birthday with a postal shower given by friends yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sallie A. Cramer
East Church Street
Win, H. Mehrling
Real Estate Sale At Court House Door
Auctioneer Luther M. Bready conducts sale for executors Charles F. David P. and Jacob Oland. A 61 acre wood lot on Sugar Loaf Mountain in Sugar Loaf Mountain area is sold to Oliver P. Devilbiss at five dollars and seventy five cents per acre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther M. Bready
Court House
Charles F
David P
Jacob
Frederick Oland
Sugar Loaf Mountain
Oliver P. Devilbiss
Deed of Trust Filed by Bennawick Hardware Dealer
Herman L. Elliott a Bennawick hardware dealer files a deed of trust for creditors naming Henry B. Freeney of Salsbury and Emory J. Coblentz as trustees. They filed a bond of 10000 dollars. Liabilities estimated 15000 dollars and assets 5000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman L. Elliott
Bennawick
Henry B. Freeney
Salsbury
Hospital Patient Ill With Pneumonia and Hotel Braddock Closes
Mr Douglass Hargett at City Hospital is very ill today with pneumonia. Hotel Braddock closes for the season today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglass H. Hargett
City Hospital
Braddock
Trial of Grobe and Harp Opens as Jurors Confront Fatal Shooting
In Knox county court Reno S Harp defends Grobe in a murder case over the July 14 shooting of Claude Forrest. Opening statements detail motive and self defense, with Dr Levin West testifying. jurors sworn amid challenges. Separate cases include Samh Myers convicted for keeping a bawdy house and other indictments. several defendants receive suspended sentences conditioned on leaving the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilda Grobe
Claude Forrest
Knoxvile
M. FY. Perry
Charles W. Corum
Augustus J. Mahoney
Vernon Kaufnan
Adam Dithog
John J. Hesson
Clarks St
Willard
Forrest
Hone S
Fred
Levin West
Brunswick
Jennie Dawson
Joe Winks
Builiff J.R. Young
City Hotel
Samh E. Myers
West Patrick Street
Luther Myers
Reno
Traversera
Elizabeth Cramer
Michael Cramer
Michael Cra“mer
Robert M. Murray
Walter J. Rice
Murray
New York
JD. W. Green
Worthington
Wm. P Maulsby
Sahara Tet
Death of Mrs Mary Ella Rowe at City Hospital
Mrs Mary Ella Rowe aged 38 died of typhoid fever at City Hospital Saturday night about 9. She had worked at the Gem Steam Laundry and formerly at The News office. She leaves a daughter Myrtle 14 in hospital with the same disease, a brother W. S. Bennett, and sister Miss Jennie Bennett. Funeral today at 4 p.m. from her home 84 East South Street conducted by Rev Eschbach. Interment Mt Olivet cemetery. Funeral director Thomes P Rico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ella Rowe
City Hospital
Owe
Paulis Rowe
Gem Steam Wndry
Marri Ane
News Office
Myrtle
W. 8. Bennett
Tim News
Slater
Jennie Bennett
Evangelical Reformed Church
East South Street
Eschbach
Charles Baer
John Keefer
JW. Long
J. J. Enghebracht
Cha
Unclear Names Remain From Fragmented Text
The readable fragments list numerous personal names and initials such as Marsm Jonas Jown G. Mureany Jomy and H. Marten with scattered places like Taos and Dania Dass. The passage provides no cohesive event or clear context to describe a specific action or outcome.
Officials for the Fair At Frederick County Agriculture Society
The Frederick County Agricultural Society board appoints officials for the fair. It names James Walker of Coldwater Michigan as starter of Sases, George M. Mille of Goshen New York as presiding judge, Frank J. Ward of Batavia New York as judge in stock, John W W Dodd of Martinsburg West Virginia as judge in house, Devilla C. Brish of Frederick as superintendent of poultry, and C Newton Thomas of Frederick County as superintendent of machinery and implements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County Agricultural Society
James Walker
Coldwater
Michigan
George M. Mille
Goshen
N.Y
Frederick
C. Newton
Frederick County
Nrchime
New Stock Cloth Offers from Millers and Nea Store
The ad promotes reduced prices on a variety of fabrics and garments. It highlights Black Choviron Bultings, 44-inch and 62-inch coatings, Mack velvet items, and chiffons. It stresses new stock, low yard prices, and a warranty on wear. It appeals to eager buyers to act quickly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ube
Firet Honda
ZiHach Wack
Ten Nights in a Bar Room to Play at City Tent
A local notice announces a live performance of Ten Nights in a Bar Room at a big tent on Knat Patrick Street on Wednesday September 30. The event is described as a real stage production, not a film, with no moving pictures. Also noted are postponed dances at Vilia Park and a public Woman’s meeting with an address by Tyler on September 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Real Sctora
Knat Patrick Atreat
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Rogmm
Tylor
Soles
Ten Nights in a Bar room at Villa Park event notice
Local mention notes a performance of Ten Nights in a Bar Room at Villa Park with J S Kritchfield and Frankgis as organizers. The W C U thanks the cast for fair play and asks readers to attend a band concert on main street Wednesday. Also references inclement weather delaying the W F and G evening train and tomato deliveries by Colt Dixon Packing Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oland Baltog Wash
B.& Orr
Statemerit
National Bank
Inn
Villa Park
N.G
Colt-Dixon dTaehing Co
Geo
Rodock & Co
Esant & Koott
Far, & Mech
agas _Carty
Cramer & Stauifor
Main Street
Sey
Kritchfield
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the Daily News
Maranon
Thomas Francis Rayan
Amhasaador
Great Britain
Cleveland
Larcadi Hearn
Yokohama
Japan
Bun Seta
Mercury
Tua Mawes
Wasmuneton
Maryland
Z. L. Monas
The
Weather Bureau
Dr. Charten
Weiketeville
Pabile Aale
Hhi
Addreaa
Glenn H. Worthington
J. W. Kimcote
Jength
Reat
Hich
Little Town of
Bethlehem
J. W. Wiracote
Charles Devillets
Mr. Markwood
Naomi McDonald
Aly
Min
Nedlie Kitacofe
M.D
Paul Holdcraft
Jesus Savior
Kelsie Hoover
M.D. Carp
J. M. Phleeger
Harmon Gaver
Lulu Shook
Sud
Zonn Welty
May Suimmors
Elsie Hoover
Iona Welty
J. W. Kirncofe
Mary Young
Christ Reformed Church
Yeaterlay
Hammond Urner
Frederick Bar
Urner
Tis
A. Snyder
Mas, Grobe
Reno S. Harp
Citizens’ National Bank
Citizens National Bank
Frederick, MD
Capital
Eurplus
Samuel G. Duvall
J. D. Waker
We, A. Raker
H. D. Raker
Staideat
Vios
Vion
Ouetler
Directohs
D. M. Teomas
EL Cuingy
DM. Bevacyan
D. Maren
Board of Managers
Charles H. Hooper
Highland
T. U
John Paul Tyler
John D. Mendricknon
Portieres
Madras
Mario Antionette
John D. Hendrickbon
Neldig & Miller
Nea & Miller
Hlack
Neidig
Miller
King David Lodge
Vilia Park
Excingon Furniturax
Knights of Pythias
Bank of Knight
Mountain City Lodge
Mber
Cras
A. Lanne
Tabourettes
Kant the Beat
Tuy Ercotson
Fuamirose
Ema
J. O. Hendrix
Balba
Narei Henay
TiadeNwoitien
Holland
Ur Hermann & Sob
Retepue
Pratbrrick Gas & Eure
Phan Crry
Pia
Jon Terruarr Frankgis
Plant City
Colt-Dixon Packing Col
Enat South Street
Ukorue
B. Bodock & A
FAB Bio Ftorch Bargain Nn
Itiohy
George RB. Rudock
Thos
P. Kack
George Rice
Thomas PF
A. J. Eicurzlberger
Eichelberger
Motthwest Gor
Marved
Pronce
Boviddawiy A
M. L. ET Hison’s
Etchison Furniture Store
L. Etchison
Math Market Street
Prederick, Md
Jaltdawly
Charles L. Renn
Baved
Gana
H. Baker's
Sprtechin Oo
L. Rem
W. H. B. Etchison
We H.B. Etchison
Ichiow Furniture
Anyome Demiring Bis
Tami
Pagrem
Dence
East Church
Sthert
Woman's College
Epneaite
M. Church
Athension
F. B. Saepington
Pines
Seruy
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