Local Briefs Note Fairs and Repairs Across Town
The clipping lists October fairs in Frederick and surrounding towns, with "Merry Widow" gone and milliners predicting small hats. It notes Lena Elworthy visiting Baltimore and Philadelphia, Richard Ross adding a story to his Clarke Place home, A E Biper wintering in Parkersburg, and Mrs Chas Elworthy returning from the Eastern Shore. Also mentions Mutual Insurance office repainting, York and Hagerstown fairs upcoming, and George W Vanfoasen property paving. William Freed injures his foot at his father’s home on East Patrick Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lena Elworthy
Adamstown
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Richard Ross
Clarke Place
East Third Street
Parkersburg
W. Va
Chas. Elworthy
Jonnie
Adamatown
Frederick
Lutheran Synod
Mutual Inaurance Company
H. Lampe
York
Hageratown
Geo. W. Vanfoasen
All Saints Street
Lewis Kreh
William Freed
Edwin Freed
East Patrick Street
Deaths and Funerals in Rocky Hill and Damascus
Obituary notices report the death of Mrs. Annie Kline near Rocky Hill on September 25 at age 34 leaving a husband and eight children. Funeral services were held at Rocky Hill with a large crowd. interment followed. Also noted are the deaths of Pete Piquett of Damascus and R. Simonson of Greenstown with services held locally and burials in Damascus and Greenstown cemeteries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silas Kline
Annie
Llen Kitine
Bilow Kline
Rocky Hill
Shout
Pottenberger
Woodsbury
Mr. Kline
Mensis
Alfred Atzold
George Beard
Robert Smith
John Wealty
Solomon Beard
Frank Morgan
Waltz & Grogs Nickle
Calvin’Ketne
William Eyter
Ky Hill
Arthur P. Piquett
Pete Fiquett
Damascus
Damascus M. E
James
Piquett
Charles Souder
Arthur Burdette
Elzie Burdette
David Mullinix
Mac
Federal Grobe freed after she testifies no intent to shoot
In a Maryland courtroom a jury found Mrs. Grobe not guilty after she testified she only intended to click the pistol to frighten her sisters and had no plan to shoot. Witnesses described the tense scene and the defendant’s nervous reaction as verdicts were read.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Winks
Pelater
Cooper
Forrest
Petie
Geo. Forrest
Claude
James Donaldson
Dee Willard
West
Cmt
J.O. Hendrix
Misa Lula A. Price
Maryland University Hospital
Wert
Lawcen
Chier Schroeder
Re. Grobe
Aujed
Mrs. Grobe
Reno
Glenn H. Worthington
James B. Henderson
Worthington
Hilda Grobe
Murder Near Pondsville Washington County Claims Young Man
William Reynolds twenty two married man was shot and killed on a public road near Pondsville by his brother in law Charles Kline. The motive cited was a family quarrel over Reynolds treatment of his wife. Reynolds had been intoxicated earlier and his buggy broke down near Pondsville. Kline confronted him and fired striking Reynolds in the forehead. Survived by his widow and parents with several siblings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youmn
Ernest Bell
Ammault
George « LeFevre
Aviland
Adamstown
Jobin J. White
LeFevry
Aésault
Frederick
Lie Wis
Henry Thayer
James Thayer
Bin
Seleep
Astland
C. H. Conley
Pondsville
Washington County
William Reynolds
Charles Kline
Reynolds
Kline
South Mountain
Smithaburg
Eaid Kline
Smithsburg
Pondyville
Geome
Ble Guo
Isaac Reynolds
Pondaville
Lax
Converts Driven by Downing Revival in Crisfield
The Crisfield revival led by actor evangelist Robert L. Downing reports about 200 conversions in the past week. Crowded Opera House services drew non sectarian attendance with local ministers present. Downing spoke from A Call From the Wilderness as The Merge Sisters from Camden aided with singing under Rev. Loui Randall of Mt Pleasant Methods Protestant church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert L.downing
Crisfield
Downing
Opera House
Loui Randall
Mt. Pleasant
Democratic Club Meets in City Mall
The Bryan Kern and Lewis Club held a large enthusiastic meeting at City Mall. They planned a Tuesday October 6 Junior Hall appearance by Congressional nominee Mr. Lewis and passed a resolution to drop the Baltimore Banner and subscribe to a Philadelphia paper. They also mourned the death of D. H. Hargett, Frederick citizen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic
Bryan, Kern and Lewis
City Mall
Aks Unterdeet
Acleby
Ltwoe
Junior Hall
Lewis
Congress
Tion
Rodma
Ritter
Baltimore
Philadelphia
D. H. Hargett
Frederick
Dinterman and Spurrier Quietly Wed at Libert Home
Alvey Martin Dinterman and Ethel Day Spurrier of Libert were married September 24 at the bride’s residence near Jobnaville, officiated by D.O. Metz. Howard Ambrose Phelps and Rose Bryan of New Market wed September 20 at New Market with Elder H. Uts officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dinterman
Purrier
Alvey Martin Dinterman
Ethel Day Spurrier
Libert
D.O. Metz
Jobnaville
Phelpa—Bryan
Howard Ambrose Phelps
Rose Bryan
New Market
Elder
H. Uts
Frederick County Agricultural Fair Through the Years
The article recounts Frederick County's agricultural society origins in 1824, early fairs at Leertstows and the Barracks, a 1867 reorganization, and the 48th exhibition planned for October 20 to 23, noting the event as the great Frederick fair with expected returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agricultural Society
Frederick County
Leertstows
Barracks
Frederick
City Board Approves Street Work and Bond for Paving East Patio
A special meeting of the Mayor and Aldermen covers paving on East Patio Street between Middle and Chapel alleys, a contract with Chasm Kilpp, and a bond. The measure sets payment for curb work, sewer and street repairs, and the city borrows 5000 dollars for municipal needs with bids opened for crushed stone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chasm Kilpp
East Patio Street
Middle
Chapel
Anton
Wilcoxon
Horace G. Zacharias
Hhs
Smith
Arthur Potts
East Church Street
Hahn
Gaver
Sant Patrick Street
Witcoxon
Attentin
West Second Street
Court Street
Lucand Street
Atreet
M.j.grove Lime Co
Best Bros
Ryland Brick and Supply Co
Brzegnars
City Register
Hagerstown
Iro End Realty Company
Weet Third Street
di Avenue
Atrect Committee
F.C. Norsrood
Joseph W. J. Garry
Jacob H. Schmidt
Sarah N. Shaw
South Market Street
Sou
Market Streets
Fraley
Cephas Benn
Harry Bear
Burgess
Clarke Place
Jamin F. Reich
East South Street
Reich
Missionary to Lecture in Local Churches
Mr. 3 M McCann missionary to Buleon India on leave of absence visits this county. He will lecture at Grossnickle's church near Ellerib curb ed ea ce on Saturday night and Sunday morning and at the Brethren church on West Fourth Street. Public invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
3. M. McCann
Buleon
India
Fragmented OCR Item Highlights Cotton Textile Trade
The readable fragment describes Egyptian cotton fabric with double heel and tar finish. Mentions Well Qtockia and Darn Inge among groups, and references a buyer or vendor in a trade context. No clear event or outcome is present.
Vined Yor Disorder Case Plea Before Judge Francia Smith
Derry Barnes, a Black resident, pleaded guilty before Judge Francia Smith to a drunken and disorderly charge. He was fined five dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Derry Barnes
Francia Smith
Change of Market Hours Noted at Danannnone Market
Neidig and Miller report market hours changing. Market will open Thursday October 1 at eight o'clock and operate during the winter months. G Wu serves as market master.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Wu
Danannnone
Delicious Dainties and Arts and Entertainments Ad Mix
A jumbled page lists ices and sundaes at McCanort's Lake View With Swirl Choclate and Tee Cream topped with whipped cream sodacherry and wafers Also advertised are photographs fram es by Buuerr Art Gallery dancing skating block party prizes and a theater schedule featuring Ten Nights in a Bar Room and related notices occurring around Plant City Frederick Maryland and Villa Park Also mentions a Lutheran Bethesda Society meeting and an Oriental Rug sale at Mullinix's Carpet Store with further community notices and events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCanort’s
Also Mentioned on This Page
TRE Daly News
Bun- Nand
Richard J
Henry LV. Whitefield
George Frisble Hoar
United States
Mercury
Lotrun Weat
Weerrair Pirin
Tas Nuwa
Wasarxoram
Maryland
W. L. Mooza
NEW Advertis Trustee's Sure Boy
Graystark
Ements
Northern Railway
Martiage
Stok
Fina
Bui
Eat Fourth Street
Mete Elyk List
Witten Allichmand
Mas. Grobe
Robert Downing
Loverty
Citleers' National Bank
Crtizeng' National Bank
Doar of
Bonbeone, Septatsuet Bates i Wbouhces
Joney Bessive
Setenesse
Gall
Redlom
Capcusauod
Vitis
John DW. Hendrickson
Weit Tse
NEW Dress
Total
John D. Hendrickson
Neidio & Miller
Nania & Miller
Fulvenics
Wm. G. Zimmerman
Aed Bank
Simmerman
Travers Thomas
X.P
Thomar al Haller
Lisle
Anyaie
Neidig & Miller
Lake View
Buuerr Art Gallery
North Market Street
Ardeul's
Ase Frederick Art Club
Tocmbers
Plant Crry
Jnn
Kritchfeld
Mead
Jon Truewannt Franklin
Plant City
Main Street
Prof
Kritchfield
Milley
Colt-Dixon Packing Co
Kant South Street
M. L, Etohison
Altetante
Snower
Etohison Furniture
Etohison
Stee
Tae
Needay
Ritchie
Marylan
Bethesda Society
Mies Bettie Doll
Peal Setore
Villa Park
R. & D. Mantz
Bofors
Woomen
McCardell
Nies Adams
Me Beckwith
Hie
Mullinix
Henry Trait
Holland
E. C. Herman
Tod
Rednaick Gas & Eiav, Co
Luidiawiy Se
Charles L. Renn
Charles Wyere
Uate
Taepee Gatkgier Forestes
Wwense
W. H. B. Etchison
We & 5 Etchison
Biee
Bere
Anpowh
Deuiciog RI Arrvices
Ensaimer
Cruroh Direst
Thris Duas
Weanan
Cotlege
MBE
Marines
F. B. Sappirgtor
George S. Rodder
Boylaig
George
Rodock
Thos
P. Mick
George Rice
Thomas Prior
Fusbedl
A. J. Eichelberger
A. 4
Eighelberger
Satin
E100
James Fraley
Maryland Laveaue
Washington, D.C
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