Local Business Directory Fragments
A fragmentary listing shows names such as Jos W Gaver Solr Dr E D Neighbors and various street addresses on Second and Church streets. Nearby entries mention businesses including Greenhouses Prospect Hall Winebergs Notnagie Rosenstock Bennetts Boll Bros and others in a reduced text notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jos. W. Gaver
E. D
Second St
Hallrail
Wineberg’s
Notnagie Bros. Avnoee
Eidie & Miller
Rosenstock Bros
Bennettssniture
Boll Bros
Red Men plan large July Fourth celebration in city
Plans are underway for a major Red Men celebration in the city on July 3 and 4 with members from Marsland Virginia West Virginia and Pennsylvania expected. A big parade is set for July 1 with an anticipated 5000 in costume plus a firemen contest trades display and other features. Visiting firemen will stay at local engine houses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of Red Men
Marsland
Virgute
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Order
Sizable saloon closures expected under new county license law
News notes that in Washington county about half of saloons not operating in the county will shut May 1 due to the new high license law. The report also mentions appointments, court plans, and political happenings including discussions on judges, GOP activities in Allegany and Montgomery counties, and a naval fact about ships since Hampton Roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington County
George G. Townsend
Frostburg
Roads Engiseer
Allegay County
Baltimore
Phelps
Dennis
Crothers
Supreme Bench
Montgomery County
Et Rocklle
Brsic
A. van Amessdelejon
Stat
Republican Committee
Congreseman
Pearre
Cole
Prises
Lowndes
Gesiment
Hampton Roads
Navy
D.y. Haymond Eason
Ston
Masdarens
Death Notices of Crawford F Young David H Leister and George F Kimmel
Crawford F Young died at home near Montgon Ty county at seventy. He is survived by a brother George in Missouri and several children including Mrs Irene Reid and Mrs Grace Clay. David H Leister died at Eden Hill Farm near Lauver Carrill county leaving a widow two daughters and six sons with extensive farms totaling about 1600 acres. George F Kimmel died at Flourtown Pa on April 8 aged 66 leaving a daughter four sons and several siblings in Frederick and Flourtown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawford F. Yorn
Crawford F. Young
Montgon Ty County
Sliddletown
George
Missouri
Robert L
Samuel P. Young
Irene Reid
Boyds
Grace Clay
Gramsvile
EL Wade
Buck Lodge
Estelle Reid
Kensington
David H. Lester
David H. Leister
Eden Hil Farm
Lauver
Carreil County
Leister
Harpsteads
Woolery
Jennie
Lens Leister
David. Grant
James
Thomas
McKinley Leister
George F. Kimmel
Flourtown
Ellen J
Wikiara
Park Mills
Charles
Frederick
D.E. Flemins
George Mehrling
Amanda Stride
Annie Stockman
Feagarilic
Pleasing W C T U Sewing School Program Delights
The W C T U sewing school under Miss Ada Rhodes presented a lively program featuring a play How She Cured Him with Margaret Roelkey Ruth Haberkon and Grace Zimmerman. A Japanese Song and a Dollie’s Reception followed by Sleeping Bear and an ending matinee plan plus April closing exercises and elections. Pearce Sheck will present Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves with a children’s matinee at the City Opera House next Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C
Ada Rhodes
Lillise Birely
Margaret Roelkey
Ruth Haberkon
Grace Zimmerman
Katherine Fabrmeys
Mary Zimmerman
Julia Roelkey
Ethel McCrow
Grce Kreh
Hazel Wiles
Katherine Cronise
Hazel Stokes
Edith Wiles
Stary Strids
Frankin Stokes
Mebel Grove
Katherine Cratcher
Eloise
Mary Gilbert
Ring
Grice Zimmerman
Lola Routzahn
Winifred Rhodes
Prince
Pauline Grove
Moth
Katherine Rowe
Clara Cramer
Sadie Waster
Elsie Myers
W. Rhodes
Heartsease
Martha Kemp
St. Rodkey
A. L. Rhodes
Ali Baba
City Opera House
Pearce & Sheck
AE Babs
Personal notes of residents visiting and traveling
A list of local residents and visitors with brief notes on their movements. Names include Mr E D Shriner in Baltimore on business, Mr 5 H Bennett in Hagerstown, Melvin F Wood in New Market, Mrs John Benn in Middletown, and many others visiting or traveling to cities such as Baltimore York and Washington.
In the Law's Grip Abusive Tramp Arrested
Alexander Hemphill an itinerant man was arrested by Beput Sheriff Darner on the Routzahn farm near Riddletown after he visited Ramsburg's home, abused the residents and swore at women. He was sent to jail in default of bail following a hearing before Justice J. Franklin Smith. Rinaldo Walters lay drunk on the pavement near the courthouse and was jailed for five days by Justice CH Eckstein to sober up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Hemphill
Darner
Wi Bar Routzahn
Riddletown
Hemphill
Ramsburg
J. Francis Smith
SATL
Rinaldo Walters
Justice CH. Eckstein
Horse’s Leg Breaks During Farm Work
Last Tuesday morning at Smith farm west of Middletown a saddle horse broke a leg after a misstep when a six horse team was driven to the barn yard. The horse fell on Mr Schildtknecht but he escaped injury. The animal, one of the farm’s best, had to be shot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlan Schildtknecht
Restid Smith Farm
Middletown
Fchildtknecht
Lyceum Musical Club Delights Salisbury Audience
Salisbury fans enjoyed an evening of music by the Lyceum Musical Club of Weston Maryland College at Timian's Opera House on December 30. Encores showed strong audience approval and a hearty welcome awaits their return. Advance seat sales indicate a large turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyceum Musical Club
Salisbury
Weston Maryland College
Timian’s Opera House
Salsbury
Saisbury Advertiser
Worman’s College
Funeral notice for Edward Dorcus of Port Deposit Maryland
The funeral for Edward Dorcus of Port Deposit Maryland will be held at 10:26 a.m. from his residence with services at the house conducted by Rex B S Poi finberge. Pallbearers named A H Etzler Charles J F Miller Joseph L Shark H C Winebrewer WL Bosrick. Interment Mt Hope cemetery Worodsboro. J A Shavelis funeral director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward ¥_ Dorcus
Port Deposit
Resileis
Woodsboro
Rex
Worodsboro
J. A. Shavelis
Maryland School Baseball Club reorganized under H G Benson
The Maryland School Baseball Club reorganized with H G Benson as manager. They schedule three games around Easter including Frederick, Walkersville High School, and the Brush Factory team. Send challenges to H G Benson at Maryland School for the Deaf in Frederick Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
H.G. Benson
Dider
Frederick
Walkersville High School
Brush
Tomorow
H. G. Benson
Maryland School For the Deaf
Republican County Convention Set for Bay Theatre
The Republican county convention will be held tomorrow morning at 11 o'clock in the Bay Theatre to elect delegates to the Congressional convention in Hagerstown on Thursday and to the State convention in Baltimore on April 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bay Theatre
Hagerstown
Baltimore
Local Athletic Meet Shows Paul Brown Dominance
Twenty local boys competed in a gymnasium meet won by Paul Brown with 21 points. H Hagen and J Quynn tied for second with five points. Events included high jump, long jump, potato race, shot put, and three broad jumps with Brown placing in several events and Zeigler and Creager earning minor places. Omae G Barker served as referee, with L Toms and I Motier as judges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Brown
H. Hagen
J. Quynn
HB. Hendricksor Ltd
H. Zeigler
Quymn
Brown
A.bendrickson
Lease
Zeigler
Creager
Benson
Hagan
Omae G. Barker
L. Toms and
I. Motier
L. Smith
Auctions To Sell Valuables Across County
John S Umberger and J H Brown announce sales of farm and household items. Listings include two farms totaling 155 acres near Walkersville with two houses, a 30 acre farm, a 13 acre Urbana district mountain lot, and a 1 acre lot with a dwelling near Damascus. Proceeds go to executors and heirs as indicated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John S. Umberger
Bartholows
Harvey E
Thurston
Urbana
Wm. C. Bellison
Titus W. Warfield
Damescis
Social Leap Year Party in Walkersville at Miss Creager’s Home
On March 31 the Walkersville young ladies hosted a leap year social for local young men at Miss Maude Creager’s residence. The evening featured amusing games, bright white and yellow decorations, and Strine’s orchestra providing music. Refreshments at eleven capped the pleasant gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walkensville
Walkersville
Maude Creager
Strine
Local Residents Report Illness Amid City Update
The notice lists several residents with health updates. Clay DeGrange on West Patrick Street is quite sick. Hany Kefauver on North Market Street has been quite sick but is able to walk. Mrs Ernest Young on West Patrick Street has been ill but is able to be about. Mrs Joseph B Chew of Brunswick is improving at City Hospital. Mrs Hester Shank of York Road is sick at Capt Fi Prost's home on North Ranta Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clay DeGrange
West Patrick Street
Hany Kefauver
North Market
Eet
Ernest Young
West Patrick Eet
Joseph B. Chew
Brunswick
City Hospital
Hester Shank
York Road
Fi Prost
North Ranta Street
Freight facilities upgrade blocked by financial conditions
Financial conditions at the present time prevent immediate improvement of local freight facilities. George S. Radock of the Business Men's Association relayed a letter from Pennsylvania Railroad headquarters stating that careful consideration was given to improved freight ties at Frederick but similar constraints affect many points. The company cannot undertake the hoped improvements in the near term due to financing pressures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. S. Radock
Pennsylvania Railroad
Drederick
Prederick
Fortunes in Gas Wasted and West Virginia Discovery Tale
The article traces the accidental discovery of natural gas from salt brine drilling in Kanawha and Burning Springs, noting West Virginia’s gas wealth and history. It recounts early gas wells, Ruffner brothers’ drilling, Tompkins’ salt furnace fuel savings, and a Harvard professor igniting the gas with a sightseeing misstep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. van Glove
Pittsburg
Aristotle
Strabo
Plutarch
Baku
Burniag
Kanawha
Washington
J.P. Hale
West Virginia
Tiver
Coyer
Ruffner Brothers
David
Joseph
Wiliam Tompkins
Tompkins
Messrs. Dixon and Shrewsberry
London
Paris
New York
Philadelphia
Harvard College
Pixon
Afta
President and directors named in 106000 filing
The document lists a president position with $106000 and multiple director and vice president positions. Names include J D Baker, H D Baker, 21Merman Caster Samuel G. Duvali Aust, and a series of directors such as Thos I Bauer War GO Bares D A Comer M B C M Tuomas G E Cune D E Berauver J D Baxen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.D. Baker
Baker H.D. Baker
Samuel G. Duvali
Cashler
Gro
Wa. Sarr
Jungr Jonx
C. Morren
Joan
Rausoona
Thos
I. Bauer
War
GO. Bares
Dasrzt Barer
D. OH. Wanorrr
D. A. Comer
M. B
C. M. Tuomas
G. E. Cune
D.E. Berauver
D. Baxen
West Virginia Gas Industry Chronicle and Waste Concerns
The article notes West Virginia’s rise as the leading gas producer and warns of wasteful use of gas before widespread adoption of gas for manufacturing. It mentions a public interest in conserving gas and cites a $150,000,000 potential loss over a decade. It also reports a land sale where Air. Marshall L. Etchison bought Lot 9, Block 2 on West Fifth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Virginia
Union
Air
Marshall L. Etchison
West Fifth Street
Roger E. Younes
L. M. Nixdorff
Saint Marys Guild spring sale and Easter novelties
Local St Marys Chapter of All Saints Guild advertises a Saturday sale of cakes candies and Easter novelties at 3 pm in the North Chapter Room. Readers are urged to line up for Easter rabbits novelties and baskets while supplies last. Also listed are beef veal lamb and mutton offerings and local shop ads for Oxfords and packaging goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's
All Saints Guild
Hershberger
Dave
Easter fashions in silks and dress goods headline
The advertisement promotes new spring fabrics from Neidig & Miller including silks and pongees in colorful patterns. It highlights menswear accessories, undergarments, and household linens with varied price points and emphasis on quality and modern styles. Local merchants offer related items and services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shentuns
Gheney
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the Daily News
Prince Dugene
Marlborough
John Howsard Payne
Thomas H
Thomas H. Benton
Benton
Her_ W. HL *Alburn
United States Senate
Wasaixcros
W. L. Moose
Equit Miller
Cook
Oxfords
Adelaide
Ayrth
News OF the
W.C. TU. Sewing School
E. D. Shriner
H. Bennett
Melvin F. Wood
New B Market
John Benn
W. S. Haller
Barry H. Hoke
East Fourth Street
John Poole
Hansonville
Justin. H. Tyler
Rocky Springs
Pd. Barrick
North Market Street
East Fifth Street
C. L. Kefauver
Littlestown
York
Tanestown
Alisses Bessig
Nellie Thomas
Buckeysstown
South Market Street
Roger £. Young
George H. Weiner
AL Jovce
Joseph E. Chew
Grahame Dukehart
Wpaper Rail
Grace Dil
Csissi
Dili Avenue
Railroad
Citizens’ National Bank
Citizens: National Bank
Frederick, MD
Capital
Trederick County
Southdown
Frederick County
Notheane Bros
Wineberg's
Brish Works
Hersuercrr
Farly
Henry Tratt
Joan DR. Kendrickson
Frei, Co
Pecpnane
John D. Hendrickson
Neudg & Miller
Neldig & Miller
Neidig & Miller
Arbor Day
A. Rauspere
Yacht Club
Geta Ion
Kennedy Bros
Chartesville
W.fl&g. RR
C.T. Ek. Young
Wm. H. Smith
Sheriffs Office
Thos. P. Rice
George Rice
Thomas P. Rice
A.J. Eichelberger
J. Eichelberger
Northwest Cor
George L. Cramer & Sons
Church Street
Ardawiy
Mohler
Hansr G. Trrraror
Hanny E. Mosier
EL Turd Street
W. Patrick Street
Baltimore PLC
Central Bank
E Phomas & Motter
First National Bank
C. Ui. Zetler
Braddock
Dnofornia
Hetlgnad Bank
Dullting
Cramer & Stauffer
NOAM
Curliee
J. V. Beauifer
Med
Fidelity
Anlé
Bredenck
Bath
East Third Street
Pike
Liberty
Finn Improvements
Carrol Street
West Second Street
T. KE. Young
Ees Harles
Z. K. Young
Real Estate & Fire
Stoney
Sfo City
Best Farms
Shear Science
Apd Res
Atx
Guye
Ieberty
Cits
City
Yellow Springs
Manor Church
Lewistown
Streve
Seventh
E. Patrick
Cogat
F. B. Sappington
Sappington
Guy Hall
Prescrick, Md
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