Paragraphed News on Arrivals and Departures
Paragraphs list residents and visitors moving through Frederick and nearby towns. Notables and families travel to and from Baltimore Washington Chicago New York City Philadelphia and Marietta with health notes and positions. Military and educational moves are noted along with several local residents visiting kin and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. Frank Parmley
New York
Edward Seichelberger
Baltimore
Adolphus Fearbake
Washington
William H. Kline
Louise Potts
Well Slinghuff
Emily Maulsby
Washgton
D. DC
B. Rosenour
Addie Johnamar
Pikesville
L. A. Ice
West Third Street
Kelly
Lethurgess
Burgess
Chicago
Mary S. Shriver
Philjelphia
P. W. Shafer
Middletown
Martin Miller
St. Thomas
Franklin County
A. P. Marsh
Balimore
Marsh
Thomas Bightman
Wis H. Bowlus
Ederick
Charles Slifer
A and West Virginia Volunteers
Wag
Atville
South Carolina
Knoxville
Anita deGarmendia
Dos deGarmendia
Frederick
Marietta
Ohio
Local Briefs Highlight Upcoming Camps and Weather
Emory Grove Camp starts August 8 and a Reformed reunion at Pen-Mar is set for July 20. Hicks storm period ushers in warmer weather by Tuesday. Metal Day holiday falls on May 30 this year. A strawstack fire damaged a Buckeystown farm, and John Grambine travels to Highfield to supervise new houses. Lewis C. Castle trims his storefront with a new sign. A glow from Frederick to Buckeystown signals a fire at Mr. Award Caller’s Buckeystown residence. Four horses at Samuel Carter’s farm spooked by an electric car, hitting a telegraph pole. minor tongue damage to the oxen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emory Grove
Pen-Mar
Inney
Buckeystown
John Grambine
Highfield
Elveidge Mountain
Lewis C. Castie
East Patch Street
Frederick
Agoa
Feagaville Debate Postponed One Week
The regular Thursday evening meeting of the Farmers and Mechanical Club in Ballenger district will be postponed for the entire following week ending April 27. Club fliers invite the public to attend the meetings which were never held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feagaville
Farmers and Mechanical Club
Ballenger District
Admiral Schley Reassigned To Naval Examining Board Duty
After three months on waiting orders Admiral Schley is assigned to the naval examining board to report for duty immediately. The move, lacking authority and seen as humiliating by his friends, keeps him from public engagements while some argue it enables Admiral Sampson to command if a squadron sails to England. The board, presided by Admiral Howell, passes on officer promotions and meets rarely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Admiral Schley
Navy Department
Naval Examining Board
Admiral Howell
Schley
Santiago
Schrey
Denver
Department
England
Southampton
Sampson
Funerals Report Multiple Clergy in Emmitsburg Service
Funeral services were held at St Joseph's church Emmitsburg for Rev E J Lefevre with about fifty clergy participating led by Mt St Mary's College chair. Also noted were funeral details for Mrs Rhoderick and Mrs Catharine Myers with services in Maryland and burial at Mt Olivet Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Lefevre
St. Joseph's Church
Emmitsburg
Mt. Ss. Mary’s College
Ciass
P. V. Kavanagh
C. M
F. Likly
William McCormick
Flyno
Loke
Kavanagh
McNelis
Neck
Dampby
White
McCormick
Maloney
Kennedy
Moore
Likly
Congregation of the Mission
O Rourke
Richards
Frederick
Tierney
Brown
Bradley
Flynn
McGovern
Mt. St. Mary’s
Sullivan
St. Teresa’s Anacostia
D.C
Taneytown
J. M. Barry
Peteraville
John C. Hardt
Adolphus Fearhake
Lewis S. Clingan
Milton A. Woodward
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
C. C. Carty
Will of Henry Lorentz Decrees Large Family Bequests
The will filed in the Register of Wills assigns each of nine children amounts from 533 to 31117 totaling 31678 for all heirs. The widow receives all personal property real estate and incomes for life. Executors are Frank C. Norwood and Dr Edward Bowles with T T Hersperger and Alfred Ritter as witnesses. Estate valued between 12000 and 16000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Lorentz
Office of the Register of Wills
Frank C. Norwood
Edward Bowles
T. T. Hersperger
Alfred Ritter
Mr. Lorentz
Confusion in Stamps Causes Post Office Delays
Postoffice officials report widespread misuse of revenue stamps on letters. Internal revenue stamps are used instead of postage, rendering them worthless for mail. All letters bearing revenue stamps are held for postage to resolve the error.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Postoffice
Steiner Brothers Druggists Add New Mirrors in Store
Steiner Brothers druggists have enhanced their shop by installing mirrors to complement recently added showcases, improving the overall appearance and presentation of their merchandise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steiner Brothers
Rural free delivery and local Maryland news items
Rural free delivery from Laurel post office noted alongside Maryland updates. Pasteur Department at City Hospital reports no patient losses in its two years with eighty cases. Major gifts and Arbor Day events highlighted. Maryland officials extend mortgage payment period to avert foreclosure. A Cumberland suicide attempt is reported, plus police conduct and library appeal for funds. Manchester small town finances show strong condition and no debt. Obituary and county levy figures detail tax rate adjustments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laurel
Pasteur Department
City Hospital
Benjamin J. Newpower
Baltimore County
Lowndes
Maryland
Annopolis
Charles F. Albers
Wm H. Crim
Forth
Parkersburg
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Muarch
Eckford
Portswouth
Cumberland
Sloffer
Thomas G. Hayes
Schryver
Heddinger
Johnson
Washington County
Wee Library
B F
Manchester
Carroll County
Mary Josephine Boyle
Charles B. Boyle
Hagerstown
Josiah Smith
Deaths of Mrs Colbert Mrs Stewart and Justice Karu
Mrs Abigail Colbert of Brunswick died April 1 from a hemorrhage due to an ulcer at age 58. Funeral held with Rev Father Barry. interment in Mr Hall’s lot. Mrs Wm Stewart, Brunswick merchant’s wife, died after illness. funeral Friday and burial in Martinsburg. Justice Ezra Karu of Kurkitsville died suddenly Thursday morning aged 73. survived by a widow and eight children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colbert
Abigail Colbert
Brunswick
Daniel R
Brusswick
Martinsburg
W. Va
Ezra Karu
Kurkibtsville
Hymenal to Wed Next Wednesday in Baltimore
Cards announce the approaching nuptials of Edith Valeria Braponier of Baltimore formerly Middletown and Theron Mann Magruder. The ceremony will be at Trinity M E Church Baltimore on April 19 at noon. Engagement announced for Maude Irene Dakin of Syracuse and George Alfred Townsend Jr of Washington DC and Garland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Valeria
A. C. Braponier
Baltimore
Middletown
Theron Mann Magruder
Trinity M. E. Church
Maude Irene Dakin
Syracuse
N. Y
George Alfred Townsend, Jr
Washington, D CO
Garland
Anti-Saloon League Forms in Harney Village Carroll County
An anti saloon league organized in Harney village with Samuel Shoemaker as president T J Hess as vice president Maurice Bishop as secretary S F Shoe maker as treasurer One committee was appointed to present a petition with fifty signers to Judge Roberts asking him to refuse licenses for two applicants from Harney The league includes many of the town's leading citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harney
Carroll County
Samuel Shoemaker
T. J.hess
Maurice Bishop
S. 5
Shoemaker
Roberts
Business Men Association Plans May Banquet at Burgess Hotel
The Business Men's Association met at City Hall rooms last night and set a May 1 banquet at the Hotel Burgess. The committee includes Henry Wineberg D-5 Rice X E Cramer 8 B Ramsburg and R G Ford arranging a grand affair for local business men. J Fred Kreb was elected a member of the association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business me. _ Association
Business Men’s Association
City Hall
Burgess
Henry Wineberg
Rice
X. E. Cramer
B. Ramsburg
R.G. Ford
J. Fred. Kreb
Col Creager Mustered Out Under Presidential Orders
Under presidential instructions a large number of volunteer army staff officers have been honorably discharged. The group includes Col Noble B Creager of Maryland among adjutant general assistants, judge advocates, quartermasters, subsistence officials, surgeons, engravers, signal corps officers and paymasters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. Creager
Volunteer Army
Noble B. Creager
Maryland
United States
Signal Corps
Illness Updates From Thurmont and Local Residents
Mrs. George Salter has been sick ten weeks but can sit up with Dr. Maynard as attending physician. Aliss Grace Henshaw of Thurmont remains seriously ill with pneumonia and is under convalescent care. Mr. H E Wilcoton shows slight improvement while Mr. Whitcoxon has been ill for some time. A local ad promotes Hal's Sarsaparilla as a blood purifier nerve and stomach tonic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Salter
Dr. Maynard
Aliss Grace Henshaw
Thurmont
H. E. Wilcoton
Whitcoxon
Religious services and notices around Maryland towns
Today's church announcements list services across multiple congregations. Revivals and sermons are planned at St John's, Presbyterian, Baptist and Episcopal churches with Sunday school times, guild meetings, and youth gatherings noted for Brunswick, Walkersville, Middletown, Petersville, Buckeystown, and Thurmont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nunes
St. John's Catholic Church
T. Freawan Dixon
Presbyterian Church
Bruner
P. D. Fahrney
Theerman Baptist Church
Grade Reformed Church
Walkersville
D. J. Wolf
Trinity M. E
Epworth League
CO. W. Stinespring
United Brethren Church
Evangelical Reformed Church
E.R. Eschbach
D. D
Church of God
Feer
A W. Philhower
M E
Page Milburn
Kate Davis
U.B
Thurmont
Deerfield
L. QO. Barber
John F. Jones
Baltimore
Hagerstown
Calvin Bready
Adamstown
Jones
Bieig's Hall
Presbyterian Church of Brunswick
Dewey
Reoom
I C. Yeakel
Buckeystown
Local Society Notes Preview Various Group Activities
Among societies no major events noted with several groups planning meetings and partnerships. Daughters of the American Revolution, Daughters of the Confederacy, and other organizations discuss union talks, jubilees, and planned gatherings in Philadelphia and locally, with tours, teas, lectures, and annual reports shaping their summer and commemorative plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Key Monument Association
Lading
Daughters of the American Revolution
Philadelphia
Daughters of the Revolution
Daughters of the Confederacy
Orcines
Eyatorn
Women's Christian ‘Temperancy Union
Woman's College
Outicut
Philomatheaus
Frederick City Hospital
Local merchants advertise millinery show and bargain bicycles
McCardell promotes a 20 cent per pound Chocolate Creams sale and a Thursday Friday April 20 21 hat and millinery display with pattern bonnets, canaries, carriages at Smith's Temple of Fancy touts bargains on bicycles from $5 to $16 and notes garden seed at Smith's Temple of Fancy alongside a Jonquil Tea by the Woman's Christian Temperance Union in Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Mantz
Market St
Rermweather
Baltimore
Smith’s
Temple of Fancy
Sels
Baltimore Carriage Company
Smith's
Jonquil Tea
Woman's Christian Temperance Union of
Frederick
Frederick College Buiilding
Henry A. Dreer
Dreer
Creer
Smith's Temple of Fancy
Thomas
Envoy
Sterling, Rambler
Crescent
Therm
SupStex & Boosr
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H. B. Béchison
Renner & Kemps
Carty
Raising Grocery Co
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John Hendrickson
J. H. Keller
G. E. Cline
Board of Promotions
News OF the State
Garrett County
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Sunday Schools and Societies
Reformed Church
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Petersville
C. L. Ritter
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Monte Alto Park
E. J. Keeler
Barack
LeGore
Keeler
J. Wesley Creeger
Frank Hesson
J. Theo. Waeache
W. J. Freeze
James C. Mackley
J. Henry Cover
Irene Lindsey
George Lindsey
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Montgomery County
McCardell
McCardell’s
H. ©. James
East Third Street
Thos. Footer & Son's Dyeing Works
Cumberland, Md
Buffalo
Chas. N. Hauer
Allen G. Quynn & Co
Allen G. Quynn &Co
L. EB. Mullinix
L. E. Motion
Telephone
Gotham
Cragk
Silk Near
Dressiny Lor Cuen' Lems
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Art Ntaeentreyam
ONCH
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Gieses
Newie & Mouaan
N. Market St
Clinton
E. Main
Ene Ee
DuNton E. Main
North Market Street
Sam's Place
Samuel O. Titlow
Alen G. Quyan &Co
H. K.C. Fox
South Market Street
Wm. C. Boteler
N. Market Street
Residence City Hotel
O. E. Cline
Gorse
Ting and Furniture Lines
Jappington
Buchrios
Rodook & CO
A. T. Rice & Sons
Syauy
Broadvast Foods
HF. V. Stars
Northwest Corner Market
Railing
Tlunk
Railing Grocery CO
LOLE
C. BE. Ramsburg
C. E. Ramsburg
Gouda
SBURG
Market Sac Prompt
J. Heissly Keller
Tleman
Halliday
SJ. Heisely Keller
Gano
D. R. C. Nicodemar
University of Maryland
Alison Ritter
Milton G. Urner
Keeap Hammond Urner
Urner
Ebedyt & Vener
Lews
Chaseete
Bosinenea
Oppo
Lane Md
Levy
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