The Weekly News Promotes Newspaper as Community Bridge
The Weekly News dedicates its twelve page edition to showing how daily papers unite neighbors and nurture local life. It highlights features like The Girl About Town Market Scribe and a Honduras ownership story, plus General Scott in Bexleo and an International Sunday School Lesson, with ads reflecting autumn commerce and local businesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Universil
Wheely News
Fitz
Honduras
Kesler & Kirkpatrick
Furniture 3 CO. Carty
Merchant Tailors
B. H. Blackston & Son
Farniture
Dpietmvsiczee
Etebison
Smith
Temple of Fancy
Preapentas
Oapenheim
Gberndorf & Co
Amfiliery
E Zimmerman
Buddery
Chas
Stokes
Narrow Escape Mite Girl Struck by Loco on B and O Yard
Mabel Goslin seven, daughter of Mr. Stewart Goslin of Baltimore and Ohio avenue, was knocked down by a shifting locomotive in the B and O yard yesterday afternoon while crossing. She escaped with slight bruises after her mother assisted her to her feet. She recovered quickly and was at play this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Goslin
Stewart Goslin
Baltimore and Ohio Avenue
Choola
Mnother
Stel
Funeral of John J Stockman at Mt Zion Lutheran Church
The funeral for John J Stockman was held at 10 AM at Mt Zion Lutheran Church with Rev S A Hedges officiating. Interment followed at Mt Zion Cemetery. Pallbearers included Edward Zimmer Edward Feage Fenton Hargett Rhoderick Abram Castle and Nicholas Zimmerman. He leaves eight widows five sons and five daughters thirty eight grandchildren and twelve great grandchildren. Funeral directors were A T Rice Lone. Also noted are marriage licenses for Peter M Butcher and Martha May Niggs and Harry D Gray and Laura Heard both colored of Middletown. The State W C T U continued its twenty second annual convention at Boundary Avenue Presbyterian Church in Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Stockman
Mt. Zion
Peter M. Butcher
Martha May Niggs
Harry D. Gray
Laura Heard
Middletown
W.C.T. U
Boundary Avenue Presbytery Church
Baltimore
Public library plan for Frederick with 3000 volumes
Frederick plans a public circulating library with three thousand volumes covering standard American, English and foreign fiction plus history travel science and religion. The Young Men's Christian Association will provide a room cases and a librarian. Access is open to all for one dollar yearly pending 500 subscribers. Prof Cyrus Themis donated several new volumes for charter use and others may follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Young Men’s Christian Association of
Mir
Hammond Urner
Willam Crawford Jonason
Henry
Cyrus Themis
Smithsonian Institution
Washington, D. C
Lbrarian
Prof
Thomas
Enidare
Brief Bits collection from literary curiosities and notices
Snippets cover topics from nautical and harbor facts to demographics and fashion in a dated style. It cites miles of sailways in Japan, demand for American corn in Liverpool, literacy in Washington county, and a remark on a “Divine Healer” crossing from Columbus to New York.
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Japan
Aton
Uamonds Fa
Ereised
Beachy Held
London
Blo Jenerfo
Anchorage
Washington County
Cifera
Liverpool
United States
Mexico
Bnorean
Hagerstown
Romney Times
Cox
Taisher
Ebradar
Weverton
Columbus
New York
Whset
New Orleans
Purely Personal Notices From Local Society
Mr 5 D Sebbett and wife of Boston spent yesterday in this city. Roy McMaster of Walkersville becomes a student at Dickinson College. Miz Mary Reardon of White Post has returned to school here. Mr John Grumbine, visiting his son in Highfield, has returned home. Eva and Mary Horine of Jefferson are guests of Misa Brown in Brownsville. Archie Dennis and friend Briscoe visit Mr Dennis near Urlans. Mrs Poti of Martinsburg W Va returns home from visiting her sister Mrs Basil Baxton. Ralph R Bowers of Frederick attended the wedding of Edith Myrle Hoyer and Frank T Myers at St Pauls Reformed Church, Baltimore. Bir Strafer and W A Wright with A N Stuart of the Phenix Insurance Co in New York were in Frederick. Strafer is a former Frederick citizen. Dr S N Tyler and wife of Louisville are guests of Hon M J Grove Lime Kiln. they are visiting Maryland for the first time. Mrs Tyler is Mrs Grove’s niece. Both are delighted with the county’s beauty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Sebbett
Boston
Roy McMaster
Walkersville
Dickinson College
Mizas Mary Reardon
White Post
John Grumbine
Highfield
Eva
Mary Horine
Jefferson
Misa Brown
St Wilow Brock
Brownsvilie
Archie Dennis
Briscoe
Dennis
Urlans
Poti
Martinsburg
W. Va
Basil Baxton
Ralph R. Bowers
Frederick
Edith Myrle Hoyer
Mire
Sallie E Royer
Westminster
Frank T. Myers
Sc. Pauls Reformed Church
Baltimore
Mezer
John T. Strafer
W.A. Wright
A. N. Stuart
Phenix Insurance Company
New York
Bir
Strafer
Hlm
5. N. Tyler
Louiaville
M. J. Grove
Lime Kim
Maryland
Tyler
Birs. Grove
County
Churches News From Maryland And Nearby Here
The West Baltimore District M E Church adjourned as mortgagees plan a sale of Evangelice Church property in Hagerstown with nearly $9,000 in mortgages and judgments. Evening prayer and lecture are set at All Saints Episcopal Church, plus a simhaf service today in Thurmont and a hundred years observance at Elias Evangelical Lutheran in Emmitsburg with four days of events and a long past roster of pastors. The fifteenth session of the Woman's Missionary Society met at Martinsburg with about ninety delegates, featuring addresses by Mrs. James Aldridge and Rev. C S Tramp, plus an illustrated talk on missions in Africa and India.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Baltimore
M. E. Church
Evangelice Church
Hageretown
All Sainte’ Episcopal Church
Secial
Reformed Church of
Dr. Cort
Sebiliasville
TF. F. Hoffmeier
Mt. Plessant
M. Hench
Frederick
Thurmont
Elias Evangelical Lutheran Church
Emmitsburg
Tom’s Creek
Afr. Bager
John Euthrauff
Eutheran and Reformed
John Weliby
Braddock
B.S. Johuston
Eik Lick
Luther de Vor
Harrisburg
Charles Heinewald
Reinewald
J. D. Meta
Hagerstown
James Aldridge
James
Tramp
Laura Wade Rice
Baltimore
Jennie Griste
Mothers’ House
Frank &. Delo
Kenis
Ohio
Africa
India
Frederick Jr Football Team Seeks Challenges From Area Teams
The Frederick Jr team announces its organized roster including centers J Steley and BE Wood and backs William Delashmuir and J Markey. With an average weight of 115 pounds, they invite Frederick city and county teams to send challenges to manager Irs Graley on West Patrick Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick, Jr
J. Steley
W. Smith
Jesse Anders
T. Heraperger
Joba Gunz
J. Eisenhauer
C. Tyson
J. Markey
William Delashmuir
C. Pages
BE. Wood
Frederick City
County
Irs Graley
West Patrick Street
Frederick
Motter Nomination Paper Received in Annspolls
The nomination paper of John C Motter, Republican candidate for Judge of the Sixth District, has been received at the executive chamber in Annspolls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Motter
Sixth District
Executive Chamber
Annspolls
Corn Packing Season Ends at Frederick Factories
The packing season closes with high output and excellent corn quality. At the Frederick factory jars ship ments of superior canned corn are sent to cities, matching last year's production and marking the season as the best in company history. Workers focus on boxing and labeling, highlighting strong performance.
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Frederick City
Thies Ismce
Inis , Self
Frederick
Property Deeded Across Frederick and Point of Rocka
Property transfers show trustee David 8. Rica conveying to David F. Msyne in Frederick Ghir for £72.00. Fannie Borles grants $100 love and affection for real estate in Point of Rocka to Charles M Bowles. Edwin L. Honck with wife sells to Melvin P Wood land in Rew Market for $20. Osigin L. King and wife transfer rest estate in Frederick City to Fann'es Miller for $550.00.
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David
Rica
David F.msyne
Frederick Ghir
Fannie Borles
Charles M- Bowles
Point of Rocka
Edwin L. Honck
Melvin P Wood
Rew
Osigin L. King
Fann’es Miller
Prederfek City
Death of Mrs Chas D Heller of Baltimore
The news reached this city last night of the death of Florence Heller aged wife of Chas D Heller of Baltimore. Mrs Heller was a kind spirited woman well known here, with many friends. She leaves a husband and two children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas
D. Hellse
Bis City
Florence
D. Heller
Baltimore
Heller
Potomac Bass Catches by Melon and Ardinger
In a Potomac outing on Tuesday Samuel Melon caught thirty bass and Hill Ardinger landed twenty seven in a few hours. The News notes fishing remains a popular pastime for local anglers.
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Potomac
Samuel Melon
Hill Ardinger
Gentry’s Dog and Pony Show Delights Frederick Crowd
A remarkable animal exhibition on Burger’s lot East Patrick street wowed over 800 spectators. Gentry and 100 performers featuring dogs ponies and monkeys staged six dozen acts including a dramatic hanging and a funeral cortege with ambulance. Two more shows are offered today at 3 and 8:15 PM with a refreshed program.
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Gentry
Frederick Entens
Frederick
Burger's Lot
East Patrick Street
Atena
Genirp
Amherst College gym and night school plans updated
Y M A men hold 3 15 service time next Sunday led by Adolphus Fearhske. Prof Manmillon of Frederick College to direct gym work this winter. Former Amherst trainer Hamilton aided club. Night school registration up to 17 from 3 opening year. Enrollment expected to reach 30. Finance committee meets at 429 and lecture committee at 736. Monon Steam Laundry wagon, white and gold, attracts attention under Charles Geffner’s supervision.
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Adolphus Fearhske
Manmillon
Frederick College
Amherst College
Hamilton
Massachusetts
the &Uance
Mandeome
Monon Steam Laundry Co
Diz
Charles Geffner
Isaudry
Annual Visit by Anne Arundel County Commissioners
Mesers W. C. Geebel John H Hopkins and R H Pallipa county commissioners are on their annual visit today at Mortgage Hospital. Merit is what has given Hood sarsaparilla the largest cases in the world and enables it to accomplish thousands of wonderful cures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Geebel
John H. Hopkins
R.H. Pallipa
Anne Arundel County
Mortegua Hospital
Hood
Accident at Martinsburg delays B&O train after wreck
An early morning wreck on the Baltimore and Ohio line near Martinsburg involved the eastbound St. Louis express and mail cars, breaking a rail and sending cars off track. The locomotive remained intact. a few crew and clerks escaped with minor injuries as the train was halted about three hours.
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Baltimore and Ohio
Elmont
Martinsburg
St. Louis
Pittsburg
Tuscarora Creek
J. EB. Massitter
Baltimore
Ais
C. E. Becrats
C. W. Rigger
F. Creager
M. B. Muller
Washington
Edgar McCiinley
Mr. Munsitter
Fereinhart
Grand Spectacular Company Opens at City Opera House
The Grand Spectacular Company presents a one night engagement titled Pre Cuban Galaty Girls at City Opera House on Friday evening. A large company with many vocalists delivers well rendered musical numbers and solo parts. Dances, scenery, and costumes are described as first class with witty dialogue throughout the burletts and the grand opening gavotte.
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City Opera House
Philomathean Society to Debate This Evening
The Philomathean Literary Society will hold a meeting and debate in Kemp Hall this evening at 7:80 o'clock.
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Philomatheans
Philomathean Literary Society
Kemp Hall
Local Ad and Notice Roundup in Baltimore
Local items show R H Campbell of Joel Gutman & Co in Baltimore soliciting at Clery Gates on October 1st and 2nd with patterns and wraps samples. Also sale notices for a Gage No 9 range and other goods, carpet cleaning ad, book shop promotion for Ypiranga by C F P Markell, and praise from Hon Edwin H Conger in support of the novel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. Campbell
Joel Gutman & Co
Baltimore
Ald
Clery Gates
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Koontz's
J. H. Markey
North Market Street
Steam Carpet Cleaning Co
G. B. Philpot
C FP Alarkell
John Murphy & Co
Edwin H. Conger
Brazil
Harrison
McKinley
Royal Columbians
Brussels
L. EB. Vaulliniz
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John Sendrioreon
Rome
Joan Henopnierson
Clinton E. Main
Henry K- C. Fox
Murphy's
Spontellers
Myers Stables
York County Fair
Washington Monument
Harch
Broomer, Schmid, & Co
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C. E. Come Castle
A. B. Hargett
Hiazezr
Mason's Jars
Bitera
Masons
Railing Grocery CO
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A. T. Rice & Sone
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A. T. Ricz & Sox
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Ardineer
F. W. Stauz
North Harretstreet
Tames
Walker
E. Walker & CO
Triamings
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H. ‘Wanszs
Doll Brothers
DOE Brothers
Inter Irteeh
Express and Frright
AEP Bos
Abepets
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N. Marerist
J. J. Remsburg
Foan J. Remsburg
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