Local Visitors and Social Notes from Area Residents
Miss Mildred and Mr. John DeLash mutt of Sykesville visit relatives in this city. Mrs K Brainard of Hampton Virginia visits Captain and Mrs Walter Saunders here. Mr Reno Harp, returning from the Grand Lodge of K of P convention, is back in this city. Mr A P Marsh, from Baltimore Lodge of K of P, returns home. Miss LuEllen Gover of York Road and Miss Pauline Gilbert of Frederick spend several days with Miss Mary Shank and friends at Woodshoro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred
John DeLashmutt
Sykesville
K. Brainard
Hampton
Walter Saunders
Reno
Harp
Grand Lodge of K.of P
A. P. Marsh
Grand Lodge of K. of P
Baltimore
LuEllen Gover
York Road
Pauline Gilbert
Frederick
Mary Shank
Woodshoro
Shamrock 111 Dismasted in Squall. One Man Lost
Special Dispatch to The News from Vermovurs April 17 reports Shamrock 111 Sir Thomas Lipton's new cup challenger was dismasted in a morning squall. One crewman drowned. several, including Sir Thomas Lipton, were injured or bruised after being knocked about a hatchway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermovurs
Thomas Lipton
Community Notes From Walkersville Harmony Grove Meets Easter
County correspondence lists social visits and church activities in Walkersville. Communion services united 21 members at Grade Reformed Church. Easter guests include several Baltimore and Frederick residents. a local draftsman and other residents spent the holiday with family. Also notes a hospital trip for Clarences Strine and an upcoming performance of The Tide of Life at the City Opera House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Asper
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Phoebe Wiihide
Nellie Wiihide
Rhoda Strine
Myrtie Geasey
Maud Green
Harry Pettingall
Olimer Stauffer
Pansy Stauffer
Messrs
Oland Stauffer
Steiner Wachter
Ralph Frashour
Brooke Jamison, Jr
Baltimore
Brooke J. Jamison
Luther
William Zimmerman
David Zimmerman
May Boblitz
Frederick
Katie Lippy
Mamie Venfossen
Julian Jamison
W. M. Radrosd Company
Union Bridge
Ms. Smith
Doubs
Nannie Wachter
Roy Wisebrenner
Washington, D. C
G.O. Winebrenner
Cronise
Maisie Hoke
Bagter
Gliude Wilhide
Mary Darrow
Mr Bean Onane
John Fox Argon
Narrow Escape in High Water Destroys Buggy in Creek
Mr. George L. Kauffman and Rural Carrier Bishop, walking their buggy through Fishing Creek near Dagilbie bridge, were swept into the swollen current. The horse dragged the buggy midstream after the pole broke. they were rescued by farmers using ropes thrown from the bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George L. Kaufman
Bishop
Walkersville
Fishing Creek
Dagilbiew’ Bridge
Mesers
Kauffman
Kaufman
Cresk
Deaths of Noted Baltimore and Frederick Residents
Multiple obituaries from Frederick and surrounding counties note the deaths of Walker Yates Page 87, of Baltimore, at his son in law William Lee Stiles's home from paralysis. Also listed are Peter Eaves 82, Margaret Grabill Rinehart 61, Sarah E Weddle 39, and Rosanna Simmons 72, with burial plans in Mt. Olivet and local church services. Surviving relatives include children and siblings in Frederick, Carroll, and Washington counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ster Eaves
Peter Eaves
Libertytown
Thomas OQ. Eaves
Frederick
Ida GQ. Biddinger
Unionville
Mary E. Eaves
Ettie Lescallest
Ephraim Eaves
Pater Grabill
Emmitaburg
Maryland Hose of Delegates
Frederick County
Orphans’ Court
Carroll County
Howard T. Wantz
Pleasant Valley
William Arthur
Frizzalisburg
John MM. Bossard
Charles Harp
Charles Grossnickle
Charles Rice
Luther Rice
Caleb Harshmasz
Frank Gaver
T. F. Bituis
Rosanna C. Semmons
Rosanna O
John 4. Simmons
West Patrick Street
Anch
Mt. Olivet
Marriage of Grossnickle Stomer and Sarah Stoner in Johnsville
Parker Grossnickle Stomer and Miss Sarah Stoner, daughter of Mrs Mary Stoner, both of Johnsville, were married on Thursday April 9 by Blier George Garber. They left soon after for a trip to Baltimore, Washington and other places of interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grossnickle—Stomer
Parker
Grossvickle
Sarah
Mary Stoner
Johnsville
George Garber
Baltimore
Washington
Moving Pictures at City Opera House Delight Audience
The Hoison Motion Picture Company gave a first class exhibition of moving pictures at the City Opera House last night. A large audience, including many children, enjoyed Jack and the Beanstalk, which pleased them greatly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moving Pictures
Hoison Motion Picture Company
City Opera House
Andianos
Doe
Haster Ball Dance at Masonic Temple in Frederick
A joyous ball at the Masonic Temple last night was hosted by Dr A A Radcliff and Mr J Koofer Williams. The hall featured a clay corner and a frass pouch with a midnight oliver snack. Chaperones included Mrs Joshua J Dill and several others. a long list of attendees from Frederick and surrounding towns attended the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Temple
A. A Rachel
J. Koofer Williams
Oliver
Joshua J. Dill
Eader
Graycon Bowers
A. HE
Toms and
Mies
Willie Ritchis
Waters
F. K. Gilbert
E. F. Moberly
Frank A. Weller
Elinor Johnson
Nellis Cramer
Helen Multinix
Elinor Dill
Beulah Moberly
Mabie Kindley
Marvil Williame
Flora Sitchow
Javie Biraly
Mary Grayson
Grace Price
Mazie Price
Beasis Hargett
Bartha Zimmerman
Edna Houck
Bertha Houck
Mabel Gilbert
Grace Zimmerman
Sallie Firestons
Bessie Castle
Frederick
Alice Osler
Lillian Casssell
Thurmont
Adah Day
Found Dead near Monterey Hotel in Washington County
The body of Samuel Presaler, a prominent young farmer from three miles north of Highfield near the Pennsylvania line, was found along a mountain road about a mile and a half north of Monterey Hotel after several days missing. A coroner's jury is due to investigate. the deceased, 30 years old, left a Fountshdale hotel Monday night and was survived by a widow and several children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Presaler
Highfield
Washington County
Pennsylvania Line
Monterey Hotel
Stewarts McClear
Pressler
Fountshdale
Calico Ball Held by Brunswick Railroad Group
The annual calico ball under the Ladies Auxiliary of the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen in Brunswick drew many attendees from Frederick, Baltimore, Harper's Ferry and Martinsburg. A Harper's Ferry orchestra provided music and dancing continued late. Easter reception by Miss Willie Ritchie's dancing school runs tonight at Junior Hall from 8:30 to 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Auxiliary
The
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen of
Brunswick
George’s
Frederick
Baltimore
Harper's Ferry
Martinsburg
W. Va
Willie Ritchie
Insurance payments shown by local agent Mr M Engane Garvendanner
Mr Engane Garvendanner, local representative of Mutual Life Insurance Co of New York, states that in the past year he has paid policies on Henry Miller, George Siedling, Samuel Davis, Charles N Bahn, Henry M Etchison, and William M Feaga. Payments were made within ten days after death certificates were filed and mailed. Mr Getz endanner attends to matters and settlements by the company have been prompt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Engane Garvendanner
Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York
Henry Miller
George Siedling
Samuel Davis
Charles N. Bahn
Henry M. Etchison
William M. Feaga
Getzendanner
State v Beard murder case seeks bail March trial date
Writ of habeas corpus filed by Renee Harp and HY. Dorsey Etchison. The State accuses Walker Beard of murdering Peter Weiskirche near Branawick on April 9. Hearing set for Monday April 20 in court. Beard's lawyers argue only bailable offense exists and aim to secure bail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Renee Harp
HY. Dorsey Etchison
Walker Beard
Peter Weiskirche
Branawick
Beard
Real Estate Transfers and Local Election News
real estate transfers include D G White selling to Sarah A O Tomas for 250 dollars of lot 6 60 by 70 in Whites Addition on Braddock Heights and Joseph G Hanan selling her Middletown house and lot to Clayton Summers of Lisbon Howard county for 1300 dollars. new treasurer elected for Young Men's Christian Association after Victor A Staley death Robert E Delaplaine chosen unanimously.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. G. White
Sarah A. O. Tomas
White
Braddock Heights
Joseph G. Hanan
Bau Ginize
Wisconsin
Middletown
Br. L. Ocbientz
Charles H. Dez
Clayton Summers
Lisbon
Howard County
Youos Men's Christian Association
Victor A. Staley
Robert E. Delaplaine
Peter Rouss Buys Park Block for 100 by 125 Feet
Peter Winchester Roass son of the late Charles Broadway Roass buys 4000 dollar plot measuring 100 by 125 feet at Prospect Park West and Gartside Place Brooklyn. He plans a 100000 dollar dwelling and will live in the old Newton Pope residence at 241 Park Place Brooklyn while building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Rouss
Ballda Palace
Peter Winchester Roass
Charles Broadway Roass
Prospect Park West
Gartisid Place
Brooklyn
Roass
Charles Broadway Rousa
Newton Pope
Park Place
The Thiede Creager Matrimonial Crisis Report
Miss Mae Creager faces opposition from her parents over a planned marriage to Dr. Thiede. The couple were seen together in Frederick amid accusations and family threats as Mae seeks independence from a troubled engagement. The same edition previews upcoming theatre at City Opera House, including Thelma and The Convict's Daughter with lavish scenic effects and dramatic action.
All Saints Church Vestrymen Elected and Officials Named
All Saints Episcopi church elected vestrymen John A. Lynch Dr George Johnson Chas E Trail Wm P Maulsby John G Markell Charles M Gilpin Charisse W Ross and Francis B Sappington Gilpin was elected register E Shepherd and Major E Y Goldsborough were wardens Lynch named delegate to the diocesan convention Trail alternate Assessing Property County Commissioners in session this week assessing property A G Blickenstaff appointed as Qatoctin district road supervisor to fill the vacancy created by William Blickenstaff Eastern Milling Export Company market quotes Corn per barrel 225 shelled 44 cents per bushel wheat No 2 red 7H steamer 73 per bushel Oats 40 cents per bushel Hay 18 to 20 per ton The Sick Mildred Shipley ill with measles Mrs Z Jas ting er rheumatism better Mr Willard Helier at Frederick City Hospital with pneumonia if you are not advertising try it THE Daily and Westy News has helped many merchants and can help you
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
All Saints Episcopi
John A. Lynch
George Johnson
Chas. E. Trail
Wm. P. Maulsby
Johon G. Markell
M. Gilpin
Charisse W. Ross
Francis B. Sappington
E. ©. Shephard
Major E. Y. Goldsborough
Eastern Milling & Export Company
Bank ledger summary from Frederick County bank
Frederick County bank financial statement shows liabilities and capital figures with notes on surplus, profits, and taxes. The cashier WM G Zimmerman attests the statement's accuracy, sworn on April 14 1903 before J Travers Thomas NP, with directors J D Barr and others signing as correct attest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
G. Zimmerman
WM. G. Zimmerman
Mae
J. Travers Thomas
N. P
Kefauyer
James BH
Walker
J.D. Barr
Sale of stylish fabrics and laces advertised
The notice touts attractive fabric styles and prices, claiming superior finishes and Mercerized cotton look. It highlights sheer goods like chiffon and French mousseline, with discounts claimed to be best in the city and mentions specific items and prices.
Killed by a trolley car in Washington D C
Shaff Johns a 12 year old son of Rev Dr Arthur S Johns rector of Christ Episcopal church Washington D C was killed when crushed by a southbound Metropolitan Railroad trolley at Connecticut avenue and I street NW shortly before 11 am Witnesses differ but most say he fell under the moving car while trying to board It was a skull fracture and severe chest injuries His body was identified by a note found in his pocket He attended public schools and was visiting for Miss Bessie Baldwin The Johns family is noted in Frederick and the late Mrs Johns was sister to Mr Arthur Potts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shaff Johns
Arthur S. Johns
Christ Episcopal Church
Washington, D. C
Metropolitan Railroad Company
Connecticut Avenue
I Street
Christchurch
Lenox
Bessie Baldwin
Johns
Dr. Johns
Frederick
Arthur Potts
Funeral of Ospt Michael J Kane at St Josephs Baltimore
The funeral for Ospt Michael J Kane who died last Monday at 508 South Sharp Street Baltimore was held at St Josephs Catholic Church with a 9 oclock requiem Mass Rev W J Kane of Frederick officiating pallbearers included Martin and Michael Kane Mark Fahsy William Dempsey Patrick Cosgrove and Lake Morgan Interment followed at St Peters Cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael J. Kane
South Sharp Street
Baltimore
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
W. J. Kane
Frederick
Messrs
Martin and
Michael Kane
Mark Fahsy
William Dempsey
Patrick Cosgrove
Lake Morgan
St. Peter's Cemetery
Spring and Summer Opening at Woa Millinery Show
Woa will exhibit on Wednesday and Thursday April 22 and 23 offering a wide assortment of Pattern Bonnets and novelties in Millinery. All are invited. Also Marys Chapter of All Saints Guild holds a sale of homemade cakes and acavities Saturday afternoon from 3:23 o'clock. Firemen Parade pet cleaning offered by Excelsior Steam Carpet Cleaning Works. Palace Market promises first class green groceries and dressed poultry on East Patrick street. Frederick Go. phone 140.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N.R
D. Maxzy
S. Market St
Mary's
All Saints’ Guild
Excelsior Steam
G. Wann
Tyson
Frederick County Telephones
Palace Market
East Patrick Street
Allen
Frederick Go
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Daily and Westy News
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L. E. Mullinix
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East Fourth Street
Farmer's Exchange
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Carroll
A. E. Petermar
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City Hotel
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