Personal notices of visits and relocations in Baltimore area
Dr and Mrs S W Hoopes visit Baltimore. Dr O B Highbarger from Hagerstown, Miss Jonnie Quynn visiting Baltimore. G Tyson family move to Bral Dock Heights. John Hershberger family move to Tyson dwelling East Second Street. Henry Nicodemus and daughter from Unionville visit Ogle on South Market. Rev Lamar of the Methodist Episcopal Church returns from conference and visits friends in Baltimore and Harford counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. W. Hoopes
Baltimore
Dr. O
Highbarger
Hagerstown
City
Misa Jonnie Quynn
Third Street
Oda
Me. G
Waling Tyson
East Second Street
Braldock
John Hershberger
G. Waring Tyson
Mid Mye
Henry Nicodemus
Unionville
Charles A." Ogle
South Market Atreet
Lamar
Methoilat Epiecopsteliutch
Dance at Dram Farm Near Braddock Heights
A pretty social dancing event was held at the Yesidease on the Dean farm near Braddock Heights along the Jefferson railroad on Friday April 8. Music by Join Crampton and Ione and John and Joseph Crampton, choreography by Elmer Mot taro. Several attendees are named including the Huffer, Seward, Mottern, Mahoney, Phleeger, Fulmer, Simes, Englebrecht, Anderson, Crampton, Stockman, Wiles, and others. Baltimore Chapter of the American Revolution to host card party at Baltimore Country Club April 16 with Mrs Donald McLean as guest of honor. proceeds for Patriotic Sons. Community updates note illness of J Clarence Mobley and others in Middletown and city hospital cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Dean Farm
Braddock Heights
Join’ Crampton
Ione
John
Joseph Crampton
Elmer Mottaro
Pho de Foe
Zae Sahowe
Mitses Alta Huffer
Mary Huffer
Mary Seward
Laura Seward
Ethel Mottern
Minnie Zimmerman
Naomi Zimmerman
Grace Mahoney
Effie Mahoney
Amy Mahoney
Clara Aingelberger
Bessis Phleeger
Ada Phleeger
Any. Phleeger
Elsie. Phleeger
Marshall
Fulmer
Thomas
Harry Simes
Menare
Samuel Rickerd
Charles Englebrecht
Harry Angleberger
John Cochran
Norman Fulmer
Edward Fulmer
Joseph Seward
Connie Anderson
Ham
Crampton
Lewis Mafo
Harry Shefer
Duel
Roy Pools
Giese
Nene Eta
Qirk
Elia Jones
Millard
Elmer Stock
Mah
Albert Stockman
Greenbury Grove
Hymeneas of Mali Hopkins and Maud Hopkins
Galvin J. Hall, Ot Peadl, and Maud Hopkins of Poplar 8p Hinge were in New Market on Saturday last. BFR Ruley observed their attendance as part of a local social event amid the community’s weekend activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mali—Hopkins
Galvin J. Hall
Ot Peadl
Maud Hopkins
New Market
Where is Stimmel Missing Since Saturday Leave
The article notes Stimmel is missing since Saturday with no word on his location. Uncertainty has prompted family concern and papers prepared to act if he does not return. No one connected with his group knows his whereabouts and no contact from Shih has been received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bioa
Shih
Ha- Waa
Tie
Arrest in Disorderly House Case on North Boots Street
Mary Gross colored was arrested by Constable Carter for keeping a disorderly house on North Boots Street between Fifth and Sixth. Justice J Francis Smith released her on $100 bond for eight hearing tomorrow night. Hattie Tonstoi remains sought for alleged complicity with the Gregs woman. Children of Clarence Gregs colored were placed with local families near Burkittsville under the supervision of Suptice C IL Rekstein with attorney I S Kleterberger handling the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Gross
Carter
North Boots Street
J. Francis Smith
Hattie Tonstoi
Ully
Gregs
Haa
Clarence Gregs
Suatice C
IL. Rekstein
Burkittevile
Kleterberger
Baltimore Doctor Secures Farmland Near Robingwy Station
Dr. Guy J. Hunner of Baltimore purloined 181 acres along the Migotby river north of Robingwy Station Anat Anin del county and plans to subdivide into 5 and 10 acre parcels for development. The land was previously forfeited and briefly owned by Mrs. Judwig Welzant before transfer to Anton Literski. after a year of litigation the owner agreed to cede the tract to Hunner with two miles of river frontage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dor
Hunner
Migotby River
Robingwy Station
Anat Anindel County
Guy J. Hunner
Baltimore
Frederick
Dre
Aoner
Mre
Judwig, Welzant
Anton Literski
Lester
K. Stevens
Fredonia Lodge Prepares New Union Block Additions
The Fredonia American Mechanics Association plans improvements to the Wallis and Simmona property on West Patrick Street. A new back building will rise in the rear and the third floor of both buildings will be converted into a large lodge room with library and paraphernalia rooms. The first and second floors will house a flute room and related facilities. The lodge room will be used by Fredonia Council 46 Sr. O. U. A. M. Camp 17 P. O. S. of A. and the O U A. M. Band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fredonia
American” Mechanics Association
Wallis and Simmona
Patrick Street
Wallia
Fredonia. Council
O. U. A.M. Band
Arbor Day Observance Set For April 22 In City Schools
Governor Crothers designates Friday April 22 as Arbor Day urging teachers to observe by planting shade trees. Schools across the city will hold special exercises in the afternoon and encourage children to plant at least one tree beside a public road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crothers
Acbor
Hog Escapes Crate Jump On Train Route
A large hog shipped from Lowe town escaped at Furnace after breaking from a crate near a gate. The animal ran and was pursued by workers, recaptured near Catoc, and then sent in a stronger crate for its identification and transport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowe Town
Catoc
Partica
Portraits of Past Great Sachems Exhibit in Store Window
The article notes portraits of former Chippewa chiefs, listed as No. 19, displayed in a local furniture store window. The readable lines mention John Hy by and Charles E. Niesdemus of McCall's Ferry renewing a subscription, with a fragment about valuing paper and home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. M
Test
John Hy
L.iechiean
Faroiture
Yal Charles'e. Niesdemus
McCall's ‘Ferry
Missionary Society Meeting at Presbyterian Church
The Woman's Home and Foreign Missionary Society of the Presbyterian church will meet tomorrow afternoon at six o'clock at the home of Mrs. Bellefanthews, 317 East Second Street.
Egg Prices Rise as Cold Storage touted as Salvation
Testimony before the U S Senate committee on the cost of living cites wholesale dealer Joh A Kankell of New York arguing cold storage is the egg business salvation. He warns without cold storage prices could rise to 75 cents a dozen. Boston is noted as a stricter judge of egg quality favoring white shelled eggs and longer shelf life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joh. A. Kankell
New York
United States Senate
Ylanta
Kunkel
Boston
Feachers Institute to Meet at Woman's College Mall
Feachers Institute an association of county public school teachers holds a program Friday at Woman's College Mall. The schedule lists an opening overture, devotional exercises, talks on teaching agriculture and penmanship, discussions by P Hutton and DC Atticks, and reports by committees concluding with closing remarks by Supt J White.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Hutton
Powhatun College
Ridgely
Louise Miller
Little Boys
Atticks
Baltimore
Business College
Montgomery County
Earle B. Wood
Maryland Methodist pastors named for coming year
A large Broad Street church crowd in Baltimore heard the Maryland Annual Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church announce the forthcoming year’s pastor appointments. The list includes Bickeyatown Rev. TL Warner Frederick Rev 13 1 Juley Kemp Town Rev 11 0 Keen Lowytown Rev G J Jones Libertytown Rev J F Wooden Mt Pleasant Rev R E Purdum New Market H W D Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadway
Gudh
Maryland
The
Methodiat Episcopal Church
Baltimore
Bickeyatown
TL. F.warner
Frederick
Juley
Kemptown
Keen
Lowiytown
Libertytown
J. F. Wooden
Mt. Pleasant
R. E. Purdum
New Market
H.W. D. Jones
Foot Injury From City Auto Accident
Mr. Lewis E Kefauver of Middletown is confined to home after an accident Saturday near Braddock toll gate. He and Mr. Martin E Kefauer were riding when his boot was blown off and an automobile wheel rolled over his right foot tearing the shoe and bruising the foot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis E. Kefauver
Middletown
Martin E. Kefeuger
Braddock
Lewis Kefauver
Odd Fellows to Attend Service at Presbyterian Church
Local Odd Fellows lodges will attend a Sunday evening service at the Presbyterian church on April 24. Reverend Dr. Thomad Free man Dixon will deliver a sermon appropriate to the occasion the Sunn day pestest anniversary of the order on April 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd Fellows
Presbyterian Church
Thomad Freeman-Dixon
Sunnday
Three-Legged Chick Draws Attention in Feagaville
Mrs. C. E. Feaga reports a remarkable hen from Feagaville with a three-legged chick. The odd chick has one leg comically split with extra toes and two legs partially grown together yet the chick remains bright and active like its siblings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Feaga
Feagaville
Cerisus Enumerators and Local Officials Listed
In Frederick County the enumerators are named alongside several officials. The document includes J. Stomp and Charles Frteshew as enumerators, with Howard Young and Joseph M. Catrow also listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Coun
Dao
J. Stomp
Hoes
Charles Fr
Teshew
Howard Young
Joseph M. Catrow
74th Birthday Celebrated Relatives Gather
A vague note recalls Mr. Charles Mealey of West All Saints Street marking his seventy fourth birthday today with family and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles
Mealey
Vagaily
Baker for Board Amid Acquaintance and Endorsement
Fragmented text portrays Parsons voice praising Mr Baker for a board role. Notable figures referenced include Mc George William Smith, Wierick and Middletown Electric Road, and Governor Crothora. The piece emphasizes Baker's reputation, sound judgment, and suitability for the position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parsons
Pias
Tab
Baker
Duvie
Meederlok
Bucahe Uestton
Ewlethees
Wentin Teddensd
George
Wiliam Smithe
de Wierick
Middletown
Maryland
Uker
Cats as Weather Prophets and Their Prophesied Spring
A column jokes about cats predicting weather based on shedding and heat sensitivity. It notes cats’ intelligence and speculates whether they can be trained to be precise in foretelling an early spring and hotter sun, while expressing playful doubt about definitive claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H Igh
Cata
Wwe
Tyes
Post Office Change Sparks Historic Family Controversy
A long dispute over the Nottenville post office move from 13 to Bentley Manor triggers protests by Mrs. Donald McLaan and the Daughters at the Stacrcan Revolution. The Totten family of Staten Island and Revolutionary loyalties are cited as background in petitions to Assistant Postmaster General Granfield. Historic society affidavits and local historians weigh the impact of the Bentley Manor name in a lineage tracing to Tory exile Bentley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colontiii
Vena
Totten
Staten Island
Nottenville
Bentler Manor
Donald McLaan
BD. A
Granfield
Bentley
Bentley ‘Manor
Canada
Tottenn
Bin
Phitenon Literary “and Historical Society of
Bentley Manor
Neveral Aftidavita
Ernest Brorl¢hn
Avho
Tenville
Naga
Ottenville
Bank Officials Discuss Deposits and Rates
The document details share and deposit terms including a $100,000 figure, mentions officers such as Baker Simmerman and Duvall, and references a 4 percent rate on new deposits. It outlines changes to securities and cashier roles while noting the fiscal context of a bank issue and new deposits.
Cozy Summer Home Draperies and Furnishings Catalogue
Adventure into colonial style with lightweight portieres and border draperies in rich colors. Curtains and trims priced from 80 to 5 dollars per pair, plus complete lines for ladies wear and home linens.
Funerals Report Multiple Local Departed Residents
The notice details several funerals with services by Rev. B. L. Meloee and Rev. 8. A. Patton. Interments followed at Mt. Olivet Cemetery with pallbearers named for each ceremony and funeral directors Schroeder and P. Rive. The dead include Mrs. Virginia Men Jonce, Mrs. Annie Marie Bover, Mire Upton W. Dorsey, and Mrs. Dor sey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Jonce
Arty -Little
Frank A . Frank Little
Elmer Wiliams
Pa ‘ Olivet
Carty
Letermient Wsa
Olivet
Local notices and advertisements from a Frederick area page
The fragment lists local notices and ads including admissions and prices for items like fresh herring shad and groceries. It mentions Oratory, a doctor from Hagerstown, a poetry event, a Frederick Aerio meeting, and a sale of cakes and candies in the North Chapter room with hours and contact details.
Indestructible Record Promises New Era in Entertainment
Local notices describe a shift to modern sound technology with references to Indestructible Records and new playback devices. The piece mentions film notions and a theatre evening offering advance tickets at Eagle's Theatre House with various prices and showings for the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagte’s
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the Daily News
Alubdina ‘Dlalina Ira
Amer
Moon
Mara
Tam News
Wanstaron
Farmer
W. L. Moons
Lel
Weather Bureau
Marvel City
Opera House
Lerct
Ss. “Co
Bros. Tidewater Co
R. Cronenburg
Unive
Harry ‘Weaver
Arenger
Roseistock _ Brom
Red
Nats “Bank
Clarence
Mobley
Howard White
East An
Ec Cme
Alghtix
George Forerting
East Seventh
Stimmel
Thurmont
Frioug
Rane
Peter Avondale
Accugedi Reikera
Kruffen
Beth bin Oder
Deasors
Oi Plies Inc
Eusrentecs Tecorean Pee
Mr, Baker
Angora
Citizens’ National Bank
Citizens' National Bank
Frederick, MD
Capital
Gekmer
Nimtenade H. DY Baker
von President
WM. G. Simmerman
Oéahler
Bawuel
Gro
Te08
K Haan
Iow A Ramaeyey
Dann Bax
H. Comuur
Cuan
de’ Raravvan
Haxanie
Duoam J
Morras
D Baxan
Thia Bank
Joan Daendeickeon
Totepbove
Boel
Migsionet
D, Hendrickson
Neddig
S Miller
Hibia
Chiara
Orcelain
Catawba
Lorraine- Nirvons
de Nonsun
Willliambons
Sry Iton
Williambon's ‘Drug Store
Salon Rplowase
Ioe
Aets
Isotghe
Mount Pleasant
Cramer & Gone
Kant Church Street
Real Batate
Toate
Ingurange
Atreat
Poa Vais
Cramer
Stauefer, Anes
K. Young
Surelub
Honeakta McDannel
Henriett McDannel
Graoa
Ambie
Barly
Mar Heshal
Breseruerancens
Frederick” Aerione
Meier
Nec
Saan’ Lirscoun
W. P. Ateat
Emer
Fox
Farmans
Paca
Tan
Aireho
Spa
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