Purely Personal Peasant Paragraphs About Those Who Come and Go
Mr. John Grambine moves to 239 South Market street. Miss Ethel Finney and May Zimmerman spent yesterday at Araby. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ebew of Brunswick visiting relatives here. Mr. and Mrs. Fritchie Hanshew of Cumberland staying with Mr. and Mrs. John H. Abbott. Miss Naomi Hershberger has returned from Germantown visits. Mrs J A Rollers and Miss Roller of Luray Va. visiting the Gittings Heat Patrick street. Mr. Nash E. Cramer and son James visiting Mr. and Mrs. George L. Cramer in Montgomery county. Messrs Ralph F Wachter and Albert Rice leave for extended trip through Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Grambine
South Market Street
Ethel Finney
May Zimmerman
Araby
Joseph EB. Obew
Brunawick
Fritchie Hanshew
Cumberland
Ste Guesteof
John H. Abbott
Naomi Hershberger
North Market Street
Germantown
Sunday Palm Sunday observed with broad local notice
Brief Bits notes Palm Sunday on Sunday, mentions budget items and local interest. A tongue in cheek line about the world’s circus and daily life appears. A dramatic letter claims药medicine caused a fatal reaction prompting a request for another bottle.
Melancholy man hanged himself in barn near Oak Orchard
Alvey Stoner aged 30, son of Samuel Stoner, residing near Oak Orchard, died by suicide yesterday about six o'clock in his father's barn. Reported melancholy condition for a long time. Unmarried.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvey Stoner
Samuel Stoner
Oak Orchard
Stoner
Aeld
Anders Entreats Friends At Hast Church Street Luncheon
Mr Astron R. Anders a popular young attorney hosted a pleasant luncheon for three guests at his Hast Church Street apartment. The attendees were Bernard W. Thomas Eng Prof Harry J. Kefauver and Willard Markey. The gathering brought much pleasure to all present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mer. Anders
Astron R. Anders
Bernard W. Thomas
Eng
Harry J. Kefauver
Fogle Fogle Hymeneal in Frederick
Marriage described of Harry J Fogle and Mies Eatella Fogle at the bride's home on April 12 led by Elder E A Branauer. The couple planned a week in New Windsor after the ceremony with friends and relatives. Local market notes list Tyson's market quotas for corn wheat and other grains, and a bankruptcy filing by Lewis M Hoffman, car inspector of Frederick, with a debt of 643.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis M. Hoffman
Frederick
United States
Joseph W. Gaver
Business Men Back Reassessment Push in Frederick
Frederick's Business Men's Association overwhelmingly supported reassessment at a meeting attended by leading merchants and taxpayers. They urged Mayor and Aldermen to act, noting inequalities in current assessments and the potential tax rate relief with a fairer base. The group planned further action, scheduling a follow up meeting for April 25 after the next aldermanic session on the prior Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business Men's Association of
Frederick
Milton G. Urner
Hershberger
Board of Aldermen
Market and
Patrick Streets
Kemp
Isa
Tg Lt Politiog
A. O. McCardell
McCardell
Onarlea Wertheimer
Board of Alderman
Fr. B. Sappington
Elmer Brown
George
Rodock
A.K. Mullinix
John Baumgardner
Shriner
V. St
Y M O A Historian Elected and Pythian Appointments
J Hunt Hendrickson of Western Maryland College has been elected Y M O A historian and named to attend the International Y M O A convention in July at Northfield Massachusetts. In Knights of Pythias news Grand Chancellor Commander Reno Harp appointed A P Mare grand outer guard with other posts given to George A Deaver John L Thome and more. Charles Hermann of Weat South Street slipped and fell breaking two ribs in an accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K of P
Reno
Harp
Eeq
Grand Lodge of Maryland
Knights of Pythias
A. P. Mare
Grand Lodge
Grand
George A. Deaver
Baltimore
John L. Thome
Charles Hermann
Aorist
Weat
South Street
Engine Plunges Into Turntable Ditch At Brunswick Yard
An early morning collision in the B. and C. railroad yard at Brunswick wrecked engine 1930 after a throttle slip. The runaway reached 60 mph before plunging into a turntable pit, bending the locomotive beyond repair and causing at least 25 000 dollars in damage. Operators Myers and Taylor escaped uninjured. Taylor sustained a minor scalp cut. Motorman Edward Custer from the turntable cab remained shaken but unhurt. Another engine, No. 1901, later wiped a main line turnout while leaving Brunswick yard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick
Mt Clare
Josn
Baltimore
Myers
Taylor
Round House
Myera
Hdward Ouster
Cnster
Sha Brunewick Yard
Wm Bear of Hagerstown celebrates 90th birthday milestone
Mr. Wm Bear of Hagerstown Md marks his ninth birthday anniversary on March 23 noted as a misprint, with a large family history. He is father to 16 children, 5 deceased, with 19 grandchildren, 69 great grandchildren and one great great grandchild. He has been twice married and his oldest child spans 63 years while his youngest is 13. He has enjoyed good health and remained active until recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Bear
Hagerstown
Boar
Three youths held on ox fibre brush works arson charge
Hildebrand, McDevitt and Shilling confessed to the Wednesday night fire at Ox Fibre Brush Works. All three were ordered held in $2000 bail, with Judge Motter stating $4000 bonds needed for each. Lawyers expect no immediate release as habeas corpus writs await court action. The crime carries penalties from three to twelve years or death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fenok P. Hildebrand
Charles E. McDevitt
Grayson
Motter
Joseph W. Gaver
Hildebrand
Afeo
MoAtes
Buckeye Blacksmith Bear Known Fredeick Politician
The text recalls buckeye blacksmith Mr. Bear a famed political speaker who drew crowds in Frederick in 1840 and campaigned for his party each fall. His father, a German immigrant, moved from Wheat fields before the trade service era and married Miss Walker of Montgomery County Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckeye
Frederick
Bear
Trade Service
Germany
Walker
Montgomery County
Mad
Notable Deaths and Local Happenings Across Maryland
Thomas Brown a former mine inspector aged 78 died at Vale Summit. William F Barna ex president of Easton Savings Bank died in Baltimore. Charles W Hatter VP of Old Town National Bank died in Baltimore. Robert Beverly Hodges, nephew of late Baltimore mayor, fatally cut himself in Albany hotel room. Oakland Garrett contract for new jets awarded to Brady Construction of Fairmont costing 35981 dollars. Ellicott City politics shaken as retiring collector Werner refuses to surrender official books.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Brown
Allegany
Garrett Ocounéier
Vale Summit
William F Barna
Eataw Savinge Book
West Mount Vernon Plans
Baltimore
Charles W. Hatter
Old Town National Bank
North
Caroling Street
Robert Beverly Hodges
James Hodges
Albany
Oakland
Garrett County
Brady Conntraction Company
Fairmont
W. Va
Astic
Ellicott City
Frederick J. Werner
Imcomlog
Four Candidates Vie as DAR Opens Annual Congress
The fourteenth annual congress of the National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution opens next Monday at Continental Memorial Hall in Washington. Leading president general candidates have arrived and begun campaigning. Mrs. Donald McLean, regent of the New York City chapter and top hopeful, arrived in Washington late Thursday night to take charge of her bid. Also in the capital are Mrs. George Z. Starnberg of Washington and Mrs. Charles Warren Lippist, regent of New York, both contenders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
The
National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution
New Continental Memorial Hall
Washington, D. C
Chas. W. Fairbanks
Donald McLean
New York City
Washington
George 2. Starnberg
Charles Warren Lippist
New York
Frederick Wing Bowling Match Ends With Diamond Win
Frederick team defeats Berkeley Club 3586 to 3544 at John H. Frazier's Diamond Alleys in Frederick. Individual scores include Simmons 704, Hauer 775, Brookey 726, Frazier 720, Long 861, Noll 681, Martin 612, Hobbe 750, Haresfall 782, Van Horn 738. Diamond travels to Hanover, Pa. Tuesday for another match. Also notes initiation of eighteen Knights of the Maccabees and Loyal Temperance Legion meeting with local and state officials attending. Command of the Maryland assigned to Captain Logeraol ahead of commission of the cruiser Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
John H. Frazier
Berkeley
Martinsburg
W. Va
Frederick—Simmons
Hauer
Brookey
Frazier
Long
Widow punishes tramp with rawhide lash in New Jersey
Elizabeth Emory, a Washington New Jersey widow who runs a boarding house, lured a tramp with breakfast then forced him to saw wood for two hours after he refused. A crowd watched as she rode him back to the pile and kept him working, demanding he fulfill the bargain. The item notes a separate Billboard item about Joseph B. Blacht leading a theater project in Bronawiewck Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Emory
Washington, N. J
Emory
Local events and notices in Frederick area parish and shops
An Haastere for the benefit of the Frederick City Hospital Guild will be held at Mrs. Charles Baughman’s residence on West Church Street on Tuesday April 18 from 7 to 12 and a 6. On April 25 All Saints church plans a jubilee social in the parish house with music by Se Cecelia’s chapter and others. Fresh deviled crabs offered daily at 5 cents. Spring and Summer opening at Kennedy’s Gem Dining Parlors with pattern bonnets and millinery novelties shown April 19 and 20. Also ads for Froge’s season offerings and Mansa’s Restaurant. Notice about Easter Monday dance by the Junior Reel Team Association. For sale: four secondhand upright pianos, offers above 100 considered by B. F. Thomas, Conservatory of Music, Frederick Md.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City Hospital
Charles Baughman
West Church Street
Congregation of All Saints’ Church
Se. Cecelia
Local Ads Offer Lucrative Agency Post in Frederick Territory
A fragmented ad sheet offers an agency position for Milwaukee DustLess Bavsa Co promoting a dustless floor and carpet brush with exclusive territory. Also lists Easter novelties, baskets, cards, and a hotel cafe menu with nightly specials. Mentions a first excursion train to Hagerstown on April 16th, 1905 at 75 cents round trip. Local names include J. H. Lanis and S. Diamond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Hagerstown
W. m
John Hendrickson Opens New Parseols and Gents Wear
Local notice describes John Hendrickson announcing new Parseols and men’s wear including Hats, lace, neckwear, fancy books, gloves, and shirts at Hotspae Goods. It touts quality and style in early catalog style.
Flour and hardware ads fill local pages in 19th century paper
Local notices list flour dealer G Waring Tyson promoting The Biff of Life high grade and sold at multiple stores such as E J Winebrewer South and Market Ocail and Gorman W Patrick St O L Rens Market and Third Abe Blobelberger Market and Third S E Winebrener E Patrick St L W Mehring BE Patrick St L O Fout Market and All Saints St F B Sappington N Market St Miss BR Wertheimer Church and Carter W EB Diehl South Market St Allen Rohrback W Patrick St Royer and others. Hardware sales, enamel polish and aluminum numbers appear, with meat store change to 322 N Markets St and linoleum matting being marketed locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Waring Tyson, Ganersl Desler
Oskad
E. J. Winebrewer
Ocail & Gorman
W. Patrick
O. L. Rens
Beet Linoleum and household goods at Mullinix and Brown
L E Mullinix and W N Brown advertise linoleum and home goods for housekeepers. See price ranges on linoleum, dinner sets, tea sets, toilet sets, and a variety of lamp styles. Lamps by B A or B H lamp offered with low prices and eye friendly lighting. Includes table cutlery tubs buckets and more for starting housekeeping.
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Waawinerow
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G. L. Sexton
Worthington City Hospital
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City Hotel
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Georgie A. Poole
J. H. Lakio
NLR
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Aiwaakes Brosh
All Saints’ Church
Prenaro- Jno
Doator
Plense
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Tyson
Business Men's Association
Bas AN
Agate
William Bear
Begerstown
News OF the
Winfield Scott Schley
Knights of the Maccabees
Inet
Fred Darnell
Mt. Vernon
B. R. Logeraol
Beacht
Joseph B. Blacht
City Opera Hones
Bronawieck
Hraunewick
Kennedy
Geom
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Froge
Mansa's Restauraset
Gem
Citizens’ National Bank
Citizens’ Nat. Bank
OFI
Frederick, MD
Loogal
Market Street
Geil
Yeo Carrollton Cafe
J. H. Lanis
Goodhart's
City Hotel Grill
Frankfaarters
J. M. DuLner
Diamond
N. Market St
Joan BK
Ripenocr
John Hendrickson
Fon
Ls Sreer
Itar
Madras Ourtatos
John Hendrickbon
Neuidig & Miller
Nmig & Miller
Batiste
Neidig & Miller
Reliance Enamel
E . Moulry
Bro
Onsit
J.E. Price & Co
Freverick Gas & Exac Co
South Market
Atta G. Quyxs & Co
Kolb Broa
Butchers
N. Markets Street
DeGrange
L. E. Mullinix
China
Hamburg
Lagies
George B. Rodook
Tibos
P. Rice
Peet Ainished
BAME
Isto
Perry Rice
Jaiu-Perry Rice & Bro
Isso -P
A. T. Rice
A. T. Rice & Sons
Thomas PR Rice
Eichelberger
N. W
Bts
Ana
Blaek
B. R.j Bohroeder
Patrick Streat
Frederick County
Belant & Enott
Patrick Street
Cecil & Gorman
T E. Ho. B. Peterman
Franklin Street
O. L. Kefauver
Wwe
Citizens' National Bank
Market
WM. C. Boteler
F. B. Sappington
F. B. Sappingtor
City Hall
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