Purely Personal Notices From Local Residents
PURELY PERSONAL. Mr Hicks Miller of Hansonville spent Saturday in this city on business. Mrs. David W. Young of Baltimore is visiting relatives and friends here. Mr. David T. Bowlin left yesterday for New York. Mr. Elroy Roelksy of Frederick left for Baltimore for a few days. Miss Naomi Hershberger of North Marsh Street visits Germantown Pa. Mr. William H. Ramsberg of North Market Street spends days in Hanover Pa. Mr. Raymond Toms of Cornell University has returned home East Second Street. Mrs. Lorenzo Bannington and daughter Mary of Baltimore spend a few days with relatives here. Mrs. Lawrence Allnutt of Dawsonville, Ma., visits Buckeystown. Mr. and Mrs. William H. Turner of Jam sville have returned from Ohio. Miss Celia Rosenour of Baltimore has returned from visiting B. Bogenour on South Market Street. Mr. William O. Johnson of Washington D C spent yesterday with his brother Dr. Thomas B. Johnson on Hast Patrick Street. Miss Nellie Haines of Hansonville returns after visiting her parents on Hast Third Street. Mrs. Arthur Willams of Ethridge Howard County returns after visiting the Potts family on Court Square. Mr. Robart Goodell of the Maryland Agricultural College has returned home from a visit. Mr. Lester A. Toms of East Second Street has returned to Washington and Law University Lexington Va. Miss Alberta Stauffer of Point of Hacks spent two weeks on a farm near Jefferson with friends, the Misses Warren. A sudden news of a friend's illness caused her to depart immediately.
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Hicks Miller
Hansonville
David W. Young
Baltimore
David T. Bowlnz
New York
Elroy Roelksy
Frederick
Naomi Hershberger
North Mar- Est
Germantown
William H. Ramsberg
North Market Street
Hanover
Raymond Toms
Corneil University
East Second Street
Lorenzo Bannington
Mary
Lawrence Allnutt
Dawsonville
William G. Baker
Buckeystown
William H. Turner
Ijamsville
Osiifornis
Celia Rosenour
Andrew Haines
Third Street
Arthur Willams
Ethridge
Howard County
Arthur Potts
Gourt Square
Robart Goodell
Maryland Agricultural College
Lester A. Toms
Washington and Law University
Lexington
Alberta Stauffer
Jefferson
Misser Warren
Rodden
Brief Bits of Local and General Interest
Three weeks until Easter and Spring fever fill the air as a brush fire burns in evidence. The public schools will continue in session until the end of May. A playful aside notes fashion and the summer girl awaiting the same old tan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mande
Daar
Letter promotes Devoe paint through local ad copy
A Frederick Maryland letter to P L Hargett from B W Driver & Co touts Devoe paint as superior and cost effective. It recounts Fassett of Erie Pa painting houses with Devoe products and urges choosing quality over price with the claim good paint saves money in the long run. The closing note suggests advertising efficacy when goods fail to move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. L. Hargett
Frederick
EB. W. Fassett
Treat
Erie
Devoeis
Devos
Davos
Devoe
B.W. Drver & Co
P.L. Hargett & Co
Public Ponders Reassessment Move Amid Tax Debate
The city may proceed with a property reassessment for municipal taxes as Aldermen Douglass and Hershberger push forward citing wide inequality. Taxpayers urge action while critics warn against premature abandonment of the plan, with a special meeting likely to revisit the issue before week’s end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglass
Hershberger
Tas News
Alderman Kindley
Sobel
Smith
Visitation Academy Commencement Details and Events
Preparations proceed at Visitation Academy for commencement on Wednesday, Bayoi, with plans to close the scholastic year before the June election of a new Mother Superior. Two graduates are Anna McDermott of Norristown and Marie Peddi cord of Libertytown. The eight annual reunion of the alumni association follows, with three members likely to celebrate golden jubilees Friday. Mrs. Baker of New York will present an elocution program, and later Miss Sallie Fauntleroy's pupils will perform Everymac.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Visitation Academy
Bayoi
Anna McDermott
Norristown
Marie Peddicord
Libertytown
Month’s Record Deaths in City and County Reported
For March 33 deaths were recorded in the city and county. Seven died within the city. Eleven interments at Ms. Olivet and two in thecolored graveyards. Twenty five deaths occurred in the county with burials at Middletown Brunswick Woodaboro Jefferson Emmitsburg Kemptown Peteraville Thormont Myaraville Graosham Burkitteville Libertytown Israel Creek Sabillasville Charlasville Mt. Carmel Bartonsville. Mortality lower than February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ms. Olivet
Middletown
Brunswick
Woodaboro
Jefferson
Emmitsburg
Kemptown
Peteraville
Thormont
Myaraville
Graosham
Burkitteville
Libertytown
Israel Creek
Sabillasville
Charlasville
Mt. Carmel
Bartonsville
Haffmas and Eyler wed in Woodsboro vicinity
George W. Haffmas prominent local farmer and Els Eyler of near Woodsboro quietly married on Wednesday evening March 29 by Rev. S. M. Bouck at 216 North Market Street. Miss Hynson has resigned from the Home for the Aged and returns to Baltimore. Miss Harries Rice fills her post temporarily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hufeman
Eylee
George W. Haffmas
Woodsboro
Els Eyler
Ear. S. M. Bouck
North Market Street
Missa Hynson
Istron
The
Agad
Baltimore
Miss Harries
Rice
Advance Offered For Woodeboro and Frederick Turnpike Co Stock
A bid of 23 a share was offered for the stock of the Woodeboro and Frederick Turnpike Company, which last week traded at 235 a share.
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Woodeboro and Frederick
Play Accepted by Drill Association for Next Season
The Tosa Independent Drill Association will accept the first play in the next season with no admission fee. The Frederick Dramatic Club will present the performance around November 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drill Association
Tosa Independent Drill Association
The
Frederick Dramatic Club
Promise to Fix Up Myereville Rail Line Visit
Rail line officials visited Myereville and stated plans to pave Main Street. They announced work would begin in a few days, signaling a local infrastructure project and potential disruption for residents and businesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hageretown
Myereville
Main Street
Braddock colony sees summer growth and new buildings
OX THE MOUNTAIN Tur Toera shows signs of life on the mountain as Braddock prepares for summer. Builders advance on a new hotel by Mr P E Long and a range of cottages and homes. A new south roadway and railroad upgrades improve access while local residents enhance lawns and porches. The railway adds Metropolitan flair with a moving vendor and a newspaper call.
Big Mountain Fires Rage Across South Mountain
Several large fires burn on South Mountain from a brush pile on Charles Shank’s property above Smoka town. The main blaze lines the ridge, visible from Middletown Valley and near Anespolis Hock. Additional flames spread along the Western Maryland Railroad near Edgemont, driven by wind toward Blue Mountain House. extensive timber loss reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Mountain
Charles Shank
Smokatown
Hss
Middletown
Anespolis Hock
Pleazant Walk
Washington County
Mouuntain
Cara
Hagerstown
Myersville
Black Rock
Western Maryland Railroad
Edgemont
Blue Mountain House
Middletown Election Sees Dual Tickets For Burgess and Five Commissioners
The annual Middletown election today features two tickets. Citizens' Meeting backs Dr A A Lamar for burgess and D W Beachley, Charles Neikirk, Daniel Miller, Geo Q Haffar, J Hollin Kefauver for commissioners. The Business Men's ticket nominates William G Boilesu for burgess and L Z Derr, Wm L Rudy, Wm W Doub, Millard F Cock, A Gross for commissioners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Wes
Ste
A. A. Lamar
Burgess
D. ¥. Baschley
D. VY. Beachley & Bre. Oosl and Lumber Company
Charles Neikirk
Daniel Miller
Geo. QO. Haffar
J. Hollin Kefauver
Mien
William G. Boilesu
Messrs. L. Z. Derr
Wm. L. Rudy
Wm. W. Doub
Millard F. Cock
A. Gross
Blacksmith
Delay in Opening Canal Delays for Season
The opening of the canal by the Chesapeake and Ohio line is delayed as debris from blasting for the Wabish R railroad connection has filled the bed near Okonoko and eastward. Clearing was due by April 1 but now may not finish until May 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohesapeake
Ohio
Okonoko
Workmen Injured in Freight Car Collision at Dickersons
Friday five freight cars loaded with stone derailed and dashed into five other cars at Dickersons in Montgomery county injuring three workmen. William Eedman suffered near severed ear and severe injuries, Eugene Lainhart had head cuts and was unconscious briefly, Charles Seiby sustained severe cuts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dickersons
Montgomery County
William Eedman
Eugene Lainhart
Charles Seiby
Route Restored and Post Office Awarded in Barkittsville
The star route service from Barkittaville to Gapland is restored and awarded to William Beatty after the post office reestablishment at Barkittsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barkittsville
Barkittaville
Gapland
William Beatty
Religious World Sunday Schools and Societies Notes
Local ministers taught from scripture at multiple churches. Rev Freeman Dixon and Rev Charles Scanlon spoke on temperance and ministry duties. Parish activities included Holy Week services, installations of pastors, and plans for All Saints Jubilee events with sermons by visiting bishops and local clergy.
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Otcy Ministerial Association
Episcopi
T. Freeman Dixon
Charles Scanlon
Temperance
General Assembly of the
Presbyterian Church
Frederick
All Saints
All Saints’ Episcopal Church
Edward T. Heifenstein
Annapolia
St. John’s Church
Howard County
Wao. Paret
Maryland
George W. Paterkin
West Virginia
Baltimore
M. E
Washington
Moore
Girateoua
Mies
Local notices and ads crowd Frederick news page
A jumble of notices and ads from 1935 includes a Woodmen meeting announced for tonight, gas and electric bill reminders with discounts, cattle trade notes, a monthly Fitzhugh Lodge gathering, a secretary’s greeting, wagon start dates, ice company offerings, a doctor’s eye checkup invitation, a government notice on lawn mowers and steam pumps, a trimmed hat display, and coal prices from W S Haller, all urging attention or business.
Bees and Maitings in Home Furnishings
L. E. Mullisex advertises a wide stock of Oriental Rags Japanese Matting and Fibre Rugs. The note highlights cheap partials and large carpet sizes with a promise to show customers the latest novelties and widest selection in the Carpet Room.
Directors Elected at Union Manufacturing Company Meeting
At a stockholders meeting the Union Manufacturing Company elected directors David Lowenstein George H Zimmerman Thomas H Haller M EB Getzendanner and John Baumgardner. John L Johnson was re elected superintendent. The board organized with Lowenstein as president Haller as vice president and Zimmerman as treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Manufacturing Company
David Lowenstein
George H. Zimmerman
Thomas H. Haller
M. EB. Getzendanner
John Baumgardner
Mir
John L. Johnson
David Lowenstain
George 4. Zimmerman
Tragic Local Accidents and Suicides Reported
Thomas Arnold near Annapolis shot himself in the abdomen. Robert Douglas, a Black man, was severely injured after being struck by a moving train at Cumberland. A Baldwin of Aberdeen, Md., died by suicide using a shotgun. Andrew Jackson Boward, 77, died at his son in law Jonas B Martin’s home in Hagerstown from Langredge after a week of illness. Edward Frederick La Porte, 19, found dead in the Innerks at Druid Hill Park, Baltimore. authorities suspect suicide amid long running mental distress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eintereat
Thomas Arnold
Annapolig
Robert Douglas
Cumbstland
A. Baldwin
Jarrett T Balwin
Aberdeen
Andrew Jackson Boward
Jonas B. Martin
Hagerstown
Langredge
Edward Frederick la Porte
Baker Street
Baltimore
Druid Hill Park
Funeral of Lewistown district farmer Frederick A Stoll
The funeral of Frederick A Stoll a Lewistown district farmer occurred yesterday morning at his late residence at 10 o clock. Rev HM Hench conducted services. He was 69 years 9 months 1 day old. Survived by a widow and ten children six sons and four daughters with one daughter predeceased him. Bearers were L A Snock J E Palmer J Rica L Wachter N Wachter and D Sanday. Interment at ME Olivat cemetery. Frederick J Creager Thurmont funeral director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick A. Stoll
Lewistown
Stoll
Zion Reformed Church
Olariesville
Lewis A. Snock
Jacob E. Palmer
Jacob Rica
Lewis Wachter
Nathaniel Wachter
David Sanday
Olivat
Frederick 3. Creager
Thurmont
Farm Sales Near Frederick and Urbana Reported
Nash E Cramer closed the sale of Eugene Spouseller’s 10277 acre farm near Frederick to M J Grove Sims Co for 8000 dollars and the Aaron and Jacob Rosen stock tract near Urbana to Arfie T Fouche for Mars Meeting for Men. A large audience heard Rev Albert B Zimmer man speak at the City Opera House about Darkest Manhood and the Way Out, with twelve youths accepting Obriss as savior. A portrait of the late Dr William Bals xolt has been mounted in the Emergency Hospital parlor in sepia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nash E. Cramer
Eugene Spouseller
Frederick
M. J. Grove Sims Co
Cramer
Aaron and
Jacob Rosenstock
Urbana Pike
Urbana District
Arfie T. Fouche
Mars
Honea
Albert B Zimmerman
Cambarland
William D. Hales
Joseph H. Apple
Edward 8
Eichelberger
George Edw. Smith
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BAME
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TED
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Markat
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J. W. Umberger
Monrovia
Joan W.S Seead
F. B. Sappington
Lamon
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City Hall
Citizens’ Nat. Bank
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