Personal notices from Frederick list local visitors and visits
A list of residents and guests visiting in Frederick and nearby towns. Names include John W Kolb of Buco, Dr O A Stultz of Woodaboro, William Schell, Rev Do Moylan of Baltimore, Mr and Mrs Mantz, Mrs Charles Hl of Baltimore, Mary Tetard of New York, Mrs John Colbert of Point of Rock, Miss Madisot Avenue, Kane pastor of St hitch, Mrs Victoria Hareb of Fairplas Washington county, Joho W Bowers, Mr and Mrs Edward Bruchie, Mrs Harry Besant, Mabel B Moylan, and Thomas H Haller family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Kolb
Buco
Stultz
Woodaboro
Frederick
William Schell
Pearl
Do E. ‘Moylan
Baltimore
C. Mantz Dojl
Mary ‘Tetard
New-York
Allesieldn McSherry
East Stoond Street
John Colbert
Mary
Point of Rocke
Chaa
Madisot Avenue
Kane
Bt. Hitch
Victoria Hareb
Fairplas
Waishington
County
Heather
Joho W. Bowers
West All Saints Street
Edward + Bruchie
Non
Cincinnatis
di Bruchioc
Alster
Charlester
Madavenue
Harry R. Besant
Fragmentary State News Item with Names and Incidents
A partially legible 19th century state news snippet references burglaries in Bowie and Baltimore area, a Republican tour in Woree county, a nomination of ex governor McSweeney, a fire at the old Shirley Hotel in Harrison, and a safety escape by guests at a burning New Howard Hotel. Mentions include Fidolio Prettyman, a colored war coach at Eltton, and Governor Jutin Hering among Democrats at Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley
Harriso
New Howard
Baltimore
Mer
Jutin Hering
Opening football game notes from college team
Fragmentary report notes Brenner and Hest from the front and mentions James and Stevens Wing. A college game briefing references a forward line and a pivotal score but details are unclear due to damaged text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pate College
Erie
court sessions review of trials and verdicts in local cases
A muddled report covers various court actions including verdicts of not guilty for Jesse Rippeat? and others, guilty findings for William Rippead and Edward Bair with light sentences, and non-support and assault cases. It notes the judge and counsel names, arraignments, and warnings about future conduct, with references to the traveler's case and local police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape
Ello
Sein Ah
Paul W
Gta
Laer
Elty
Hince
Sconer & Wimbie
Travereer
Jesse
Rippeda
Willak Rippeon
Bcieted Fox
Ardault
Bycele
McKsig
Hiam-Rippead
Jere Rippeod
Joseph W. Gave
Travaradia
Robert L Kelley
Cobleatz
Waters
Brown
Samuel
Social Session of Fra drick Aerie No 1067 Eagles
A large Fra drick Aerie No 1067 social event drew about 375 Eagles and friends to the lodge rooms last night. NE Albert Smith led humorous recitations and songs, Ex-Marshal Glilolao offered remarks, and addresses were given by John Qiatlea, Charten Wilson, and J. Wachter. Coffee, sandwiches, cigars, and cigarettes followed the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagles
Fradrick~ Aerie
Order of Eagles
NE. Albert . Smith
Monatéx
Celentiy
Rader’e Orchedtra
Anniversary Celebrated By Francia Scott and Council
The thirteenth anniversary of the institution was celebrated in a formal gathering at No. 4S Sr. OL U. with attendees including members and their wives. Ex-Councilor S. Dorsey presided, and the program featured actions by Miss Bevier Miller and others, noting ongoing growth and interest in the organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francia Scott
OL U
Dla
H. Dorsey
Etobi
Bevier’ Miller
Ita
Busy Corner Store to Dissolve Partnership
Messrs Dertzbaugh and associates announce the dissolution of the Busy Corner store at Market and Second. Dertzbaugh becomes owner of the fixture and will run the shop. Smith resigns from the firm to become bookkeeper. Rice & Se plan new arrangements after eight years in business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iim
Mesara, Rice & Se
Eine
Child Receives Glasses Amid School Ailments
A fragmented report notes a teacher letter about a child's eye care, a doctor addressing the society, and a fever case for Mr. William Davis of Carroll Street with Typoid fever therapy underway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T A Lee
J. Tank
William Davis
Carroll Street
Murray: Bishop-Elect Murray Reaches Historic Milestone
The report notes Murray's succession as the spiritual leader, marking him as the 242nd bishop since 5. The rite, witnessed by Rt. Rev. William Forbes Adams, Bishop of Easton, underscores the church’s continuity and the fellowship of clergy guiding the broader church during the installation service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Churet
Mitchael
All Angels
Lev
John
Cordier
Murrey
Biship
Ats
Ural
Metanto
Murray
Jocks
Bidbop
Dburels
Hocese’ Shiad Oon Rae
Williang Forbes Adaine
Easton
Convention Begins With Opening Session And Delegates
Convention notes opening session in Hagerstown with Baltimore delegates forming a strong showing. Enrollment reached about 150 with MacAnnie Starr as associate secretary reporting a gain of 200 members. Telegraphed greetings from Wilmington and Virginia were sent. Local leaders delivered addresses for the Christian Temperance Union. The convention runs through Friday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copal Ai Eheroh
Hastop
Baltimore
Seasion
Pris
MacAnnie
Starr
Yéehr
Upton
Wilmington
Wincheater
Délaware-union
Feuline Holmes
Flora-Strout
Japan
Fom Balthwore
Lewla Dill
Ana
Edwin. Mombrhy
Walt
Yaigier
Milton
Stewart
Tee
Cyrun P. Keen
Audsatons
League
Latrobe to Inspect Local Rail Facilities Visit Planned
Northern Central Superintendent Mr Latrobe to Frederick for a meeting with the business men's transportation committee to discuss improving rail facilities at local depots and tracks. Oct visit planned with a special train. also noted is portraits exhibit by Louis P. Dieters featuring Judge James Mesherry and Deputy State's Attorney Conway at 20 West Lexington Street Balimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern Central
Holmen D. Biker
Business Men's Association
Han
Gamble
Frederick
Conway
Pns
William R DeLeshmutt Sells Property in Fine Dwelling Sale
In a brief notice, William R DeLeshmutt is reported as selling a residence described as a fine dwelling. The fragment references a recent transaction and implies a completed sale with property now under new ownership. Local readers are urged to note the change in ownership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale
William R. DeLeshmutt
Betas
York County Fair Schedule and Travel Notes
Fragmentary text describes the York County Fair held October 4 to 8 with a Pennsylvania Railroad route suggested. Mentions travel timing around October 9 and Baltimore with intermediate stations. Details are garbled but indicate a transportation plan tied to the fair dates and routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York Fair
York’ County
Pennsylvania Railroad
Baltimore
Conmile Ge Agrota
Remodeling Plan For Former National Bank Site In Will Have Fin
A historical notice outlines plans to remodel the former National Bank building in Will Have Fin, replacing the front wall with brownstone and adding a new five story facade. The project includes a 8 by 74 feet extension and the existing store remains in use until after the first year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Telegraph: Co
Berg
Bank promotes new offices and private rooms for business
A local bank describes its new private rooms for ladies and clients to conduct business. It highlights a specta room, three additional rooms for secure transactions, a vault with deposit boxes, and welcomes individuals and corporations to open accounts. Public viewing by appointment at Roy Unit during business hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Unie
Wedding Bells At Hymeweal And Other Nuptials
A garbled wedding report from Hymeweal Windjalé notes the marriage of McKinsey val to Finncia Westley Williams with Rev T Sharp officiating at Prince of Peace Walbrook. The bride wore a lingerie gown ofBatiste and Fiash lace, a bouquet of Bride roses, and a reception followed in gold and crimson autumn decor. The couple planned a wedding journey to Philadelphia Atlantic City before joining the bride’s parents at hy leadown. Separate notices mention Eleanor Wells marrying Robert F. nownted on October 8 at Miss Padget Buckeystown, with confidence from friends and plans for a quiet ceremony at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Windjalé
Widdigg
Aid
At. Robinson Mas
Eldéat
Ee McKinsey
Val
Finncia Westley Williams
Wes
T. Sharp
Prince of Peace Churt i
Walbrook
Charles Scttenkla
Beplztown
Eleanor Wells
Robert F
Misa
Funeral service for Mr Edgar 1k serio tomorrow
The funeral of the late Mr Edgar 1k Serio will be held tomorrow afternoon at 2 oclock at the house. Interment will be at Mount Olivet Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar
Serio
Afernoon
Joes
Mount Olivet
Local notices and events headline troubled by garbled OCR
Fragmentary entries mention meetings and events in Braddock Heights and Camp 79, with references to a constitutional amendment discussion, Democratic issues, and a carnival. Names like J M Goodman appear in unclear context amid illness mentions and telegraphed schedules.
Frederick livery retirements and notices from 1910s ads
A fragmentary local notice section notes a longtime Frederick liveryman retiring after sixteen years, thanking patrons and selling to Garber and Green who will continue the business. The item also advertises gas heaters, theater listings, and event notices with dates and prices, including a masked carnival and various performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acord
Frederick
Garber
God Green
Sontione
Buding Sronaguben
Pretty Capes and Robes Offerings at Low Prices
The ad promotes a wide stock of capes, kimonos, bath robes, curtains, and assorted fabrics. It highlights diverse colors like navy, pink, red, grey, brown, and black, with prices ranging from 6.00 to 35.00 and notes new display racks and large fabric selections for home decor and garments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sky
Alice
Cadet
Diack
Uliek
Bhatia
DiNgandle Ak
NAVY
Bree
Breahe
Fulan Reyero
Umnall
Nora Attine
Local notices and odd schedules from Braddock Heights
A jumble of fall and winter notices lists events at Braddock Heights including schedules beginning October 2 on Saturdays and Fridays, millinery displays, racing on Fridays, a driving club matinee, a Frederick College night school start October 5, and various local business promotions for flour, bread, vacuum cleaners, and groceries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock Heights Gasino
Lorie Tor
H. Stone
Monger
Bax
Big Proderick
Frederick College
MT Ers
Misa Dik
Also Mentioned on This Page
Marvel Spigon
Fourth St
the Orphans’ Court
Nixdorff and Braddock Penne
Hendrickson
News OF the
Barves
Brennér
Hest
Dei
Tener
Heed
Tubo
James
Mey
Saya Hal Gully
UAT
Hagerstown
MR. Latrobe Coming
Conteal Hank
National Bank
Kres
THE
Citizens: National Bank
Frederick, MD
Capital
Pune
Rhlya
Hymeweal
Oranioon
Miesson
Akaten
J.M. Goodman Dian
Hinton
W. Va
Agua
Geh ‘Kle Motter
Simone TL Gekient
Braddock Heights Cesino
Grand Maske Carnival
Dion
P. O
Little. Slater
Deama
Life Is
New York Easteide
the Temptation
Hester
Accesatt
Braddock Heights
Grand Music'Oéraivat
Shreyaeeser Eet
Leke View
Thuredsy
Lake View
G-Willige Dinsaracer
Misses
Ladton
Bae
Asbertos
Theass
D. Aendricks
Nbibis
Neidig & Miller
King Co
Conta
Mus
Patna
Ul West Patrice &T
Driving Club
L. Baking Co
America
Tun G
L. Barina Co
Loth, pBonea
Thos. Prior
Dbo
Epnney
OF All Goode Ag
Mason's Tier Ark
Alain
Bes
Peru
Real Entate Avenue
NEW Engeard Mutual Life
Inder
Ance Company
GEO
L. Cramer & Bons
Chunua Street
Brabet
Tritapoe
Eam
Milea Caet
Julteg
Tollen
Runawick
Dalryion
Nouc
Tnd
Bidtalone
Hregeri
Ikea
Frederick City
D. Thomas
D. Thomab
Cramer & & Stauffer
UFFE
Mick Ck Boul
Poume
Ontibersburs
Montgomery
Teputory House
Seblen Meble
Gant Firth
Pike
Frecarick
Moe
C. TK
Young
Harles
T. K. Young
Catera & Fire
Bethel Church
Wi-Fe
Coord
Quitache
Oraz Dicketeen
Satan Land
Ae Beers Valley
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