Daily History Capsule April 18 1731 to 1915 Roots
Includes notes on William Willems signer for Connecticut born 1811, 1647 Cerro Gordo battle with General Scott vs Santa Anna, 1006 San Francisco earthquake, 1915 Belfort bombings and French defense, plus astronomical mentions of Mars Saturn Mercury Venus Jupiter and a Washington sun position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Willems
Connecticut
Cerro Gordo
Winfield Scott
Santa Anna
San Francisco
Belfort
France
Mars
Saturn
Mercury
Venus
Jupiter
Washington
Easter ads and shop notices fill Frederick streets
New advertisements appear today listing Easter cards and theater showings at Greenawalt's Opera House and Empire, plus Lumiere attractions The Bruiser Man and His Soul The Red Circle. Rentals and jobs are posted at 70 S Market St and 215 Madison St with sales at 222 EB Seventh St. Local firms include Deltox Rugs Co E. Cline Officers Elected Fred Town Law Inst Charge Reduced Fred Gas Elec Co Easter bargains at Malones Tuxedo Tobacco and Blue Ribbon Grocery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenawalt’s
Opera House
the Bruiser
Red Circle
S. News Lady
Vescor
S. Market St
Seventh St
H. N
Sam's Maddox
Madison St. Deltox Rugs Co
E. Cline
Fred
Fred. Gas & Elec
J. D. Hendrickson
Frederick Loan Co
Blue Ribbon Grocery
Tipperary Lucky Pups
Malone's
Tuxedo Tobacco
Easter
Fred. Saving Store
Ridgely Kimmel Nuptials Tie Maryland Couple
Miss Agnes Gibson Kimmel of Frederick County Maryland married James Hodges Ridgely son of the late Joseph Graham Ridgely and Mrs Ridgely of Baltimore at 4 PM yesterday. Ceremony held at the bride elects uncle Joseph Kent Hill’s Baltimore residence with Rev D P Allison officiating. Only families and intimate friends present. flower girl Mary Ellen Hill. Best man was Joseph Graham Ridgely. The couple departed for North Carolina later in the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kimmiel
Mary Ellen Hill
Joseph Graham Ridgely
Miss Kimmel
Anthony Z. Kimmel
Frederick County
William Waters Gibson
West Virginia
Eleanor Kimmel
Elizabeth Kimmel
Mary Kimmel
William Waters Kimmel
Ridgely
North Carolina
Brief Items Of Interest In News Briefs
Short notes note falling peanut prices and DAR sessions at Washington this week. Spring sunshine morale cheered, April showers told, and barefoot children amused. Easter chores and milk-fed meals mentioned, Visitation Academy closing for holidays with duties resuming May 1. Catarrhal deafness cure promoted with Hall's Catarrh Cure claim and offer of reward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of the American Revolution
Washington
United States Congress
Civic Club marks fifth year with new officers and aims for infant welfare
The Civic Club held its annual meeting selecting Mrs J D Baker as treasurer and Mrs J L Motter and Mrs Robert Tyson as first and second vice presidents. Four new directors join C C Keady Mrs Charles Wehler Miss Ella Johnson and Mrs John B Newman. A new Infant Welfare Station will be funded by a generous member and summer plans expand Outdoor Department and Playground work. The club will attend the State Federation meeting in Baltimore with Miss Mignon Trail and Miss Ethel Fitzpatrick as delegates, and eye the Biennial General Federation of Women's Clubs in New York May 23 to June 2. Committees for Swat the Fly and a rum sale were named, and the treasury shows a healthy balance to support playgrounds and outdoor projects. Members approved enforcing Sunday tobacco laws after observing minors under 15 seen using tobacco in Frederick. Mrs Donald McLean remains seriously ill in Baltimore and received a prayerful tribute at D A R Congress. Dust complaints lead to plans for street oiling amid heavy Sunday auto traffic and macadamized North Market and East West Patrick streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civic Club
J. D. Baker
L. Motter
Robert Tyson
C. C. Keady
Charles Wehler
Ella Johnson
John 8. Newman
State Federation of Women’s Clubs
Baltimore
Mignon Trail
Ethel Fitzpatrick
R. S. J. Dutrow
Albert Brown
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
New York
Frederick
Lewis H. Fraley
Patrick Streets
North Market Street
Funerals for Mrs Mary Jane Baer Held at Home
Funeral services for Mrs Mary Jane Baer were held this afternoon at 3 o clock at her home on B and OQ avenue. Rev Lewis H Evard led the service with many floral tributes. Pallbearers included Benjamin Ford Jacob Hahn John Zimmerman William H Oden Noah Flickinger and William L Smith. Burial followed at Mt Olivet Cemetery. F W Obenderfer and Son entrusted with arrangements. Elmer G Crampton files for absolute divorce from Sabie F Crampton through Reno S Harp attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Jane Baer
B. and
OQ. Avenue
Lewis H. Evard
Benjamin Ford
Jacob Hahn
John Zimmerman
Wiliam H. Oden
Noah Flickinger
William L. Smith
Mt. Olivet
F. W. Obenderfer and Son
Lost pocketbook found brings happy owner
Get License in Hagerstown. A marriage license was issued in Hagerstown for Raymond McCleary, New Franklin, Pa. and Elsie Davis, Thurmont. A News Help Want Ad will bring ress ite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Raymond McCleary
New Franklin
Elsie Davis
Thurmont
Frederick Eagles to Attend Maryland State Convention
Members of Frederick Aerie No. 1067 of the Fraternal Order of Eagles plan to attend the Maryland State Convention in Highlandtown the week of June 4. A Frederick committee led by Trobert G. Miller Wille V Wolfe and Ernest M Pax will arrange the trip possibly with a band. The event includes a monster crab feast bay excursion Eagle Hall open house and a parade of fraternal orders with delegates banquet. John Ed Schell is the lodge treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Aerie
Order of Eagles
Maryland
Highlandtown
Hagies
Frederick Lodge
Trobert G. Miller
Wille V. Wolfe
Ernest M. Pax
Frederick
Eagle Hall
John Ed. Schell
Italians fined for cruelty to birds in Hamilton Addition
Magistrate C. H. Eckstein heard cases of three Italians charged with cruelty to animals for killing robins and other birds for food. Carrenia Morinou and Robert Glarisonau fined $2 each. Vince Glarisonau found not guilty. William Simms jailed for drunken disorderly conduct. Henry Bennett fined $2.50. George Keyser fined $250 for allowing his team to obstruct streets. Amos W. Rudy held on $200 bail for failing to support his wife and child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Eckstein
Hamilton
Carrenia Morinou
Robert Glarisonau
Vince Glarisonau
William Simms
Eckstein
Henry Bennett
George Keyser
Frederic
Justice Eckstein
Amos W. Rudy
Middletown
Weinberg Mass Meetings Loom in Maryland for May Primary
Frederick Republican candidate Leo Weinberg plans a string of old time mass meetings across the Sixth District before the May 1 primary. He will address Brunswick Eagles, speak in Williamsport and Burkittsville churches, and conduct events in Frostburg Lonaconing Westernport Cumberland Oakland Brunswick Red Men Hall Thurmont Middletown Hancock and Boonsboro from April 24 to April 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Weinberg
Frederick
Congress
Eagles of
Brunswick
Williamsport U. B
Stroke suspected as Mary Morris taken to hospital on Market Street
Mary Morris, an elderly colored woman, was picked up on North Market Street yesterday afternoon and removed to Montevue Hospital by Officer Blumenauer and Special Officer Hopwood. It is believed she suffered a paralysis stroke. The news item also notes the O J Keller Lime Co has leased quarry rights on the Eagles farm in Eagle, West Virginia to Southern Limestone Co a Cambria Steel Co subsidiary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Morris
North Market Street
Montevue Hospital
Blumenauer
Hopwood
O. J. Keller Lime Co
Eagles
W. Va
Southern Limestone Company
Cambria Steel Co
Johnstown
Local Market Notes and Quick Sales Advertisements
Local mentions include Easter ham offers from Blue Ribbon Grocery with whole half and sliced options. Classifieds promote a Snappy underslung Regal Roadster for sale via Edna Bentz Mullinix's Carpet Store and a Ken nedy Store House site on Market Street for sale with stock and goodwill. Also listed are vehicle repairs, a sharpening service by Ian Mowers, and a Frederick Md bidding room Prihian Castle. Chickens wanted at Gittinger's Grocery.
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Regal
Edna Bentz
Mullinix
Market Street
Markwood D. Harp
Prihian Castle
Frederick, Md
Gittinger's Grocery
Candidates making appeals to voters in Frederick county
Frederick county becomes a hub for state campaigners with William Cabell Bruce and David J. Lewis speaking in Frederick, while Republican contenders push Western Maryland outreach. Senator Speicher tours the county after denouncing annexation. Zihlman expected to arrive soon. Ballot printing for about 25 000 voters to begin, with withdrawals possible before final preparation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
William Cabell Bruce
Frederick
David J. Lewis
Court House Park
Lewis
Brace
Maryland
Washington
Leo Weinberg
Brunswick Aerie of Eagles
Geo. L. Kaufman
Speicher
Harvey J. Speicher
Gar- Tett
Baltimore City
Hagerstown
Blair
Alleghany County
Garrett County
F. N. Zihlman
Board of Election Supervisors
Pha Ofan Rice
Easter Clothes Cleaning Sale Big Cut Prices
Several small town notices promote a limited Easter dry cleaning offer by WM H Barbour at 125 W Patrick St with delivery. an auction of fruit trees by Westminster Nurseries on April 20. a Presbyterian Church cake sale in McCardell Building April 22. auto repair and tire savings by Briscoe Bell in Frederick. Chautauqua dates around April 29 to May 1. piano business claims not closing with new lines. Blue Bus Line schedule change to 4 45 p m from New City Hotel. Catholic Bed Fund dues collection by Mollie Eisenhauer of Frederick Hospital. chautauqua dates April 23 to May 5. Fast delivery service ad by John Marel with phone numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WM. H. Barbour
W. Patrick St
Easter prep and real estate offerings in Potts and Griffin ad
Officiers ad displays crepe de chine colors from 50c to 1.00 per yard and Onyx hosiery to match shoes with white kid gloves. Also lists men’s wear plus a long roster of modern brick and frame houses for sale on Market Trail Church W Fifth Elm Patrick College Park and more. Exclusive Frederick County agents for Remington Smith-Preiser and Monarch Typworizers with ribbon books and supplies. Mayoral campaign for Lewis W. Fraley with stated open record and commitment to continue support.
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Albaugh & Harrington
N. Market Street
M. Market St
Market St
Trail Avenue
W. Church St
W. Fifth
Elm St
W. Patrick
Court
Elm Bt
East Third St
Wear
Second St
College Park
Oil Ave
Frederick County
Remington, Smith-Premiser
Monarch
Market
For Sale or Rent: Brick House on Dill Avenue
Two story brick house on Dill Avenue with a front and rear porch, cement walks, and spacious rooms. Real estate listing offering sale or rent with loans and insurance from 31 Court St. Cramer & Stauffer advertise farms up to 300 acres and 26 dwellings in Frederick CK, urging calls to view specials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dill Ave
Elm Street
Frederick CK
Cramer & Stauffer
S Court Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
FHE Daily News
the News
Washington, D. C
United States Weather Bureau
Hymeneas
Milady
Visitation Academy
Morniog
Hall
Chatney & CO
Toledo
Niewsps Prrabgkiye
McLean
The
Elmer G. Crampton
Reno S. Harp
Sabie F. Crampton
Highlandtow N Ju
Robins
Weinberg
Ian
Kennedy
Mecca
Bruce
Farmers Supply Co
Westminster Nurseries
Briscoe
A. R. Bell Briscoe
Seventh
Market Streets
Fountain
Cramer's Palace OF Music
Auto Blue
New City Hotel
Chester M. Hauver
Mer
Frederick Hospital
Mollie Eisenhauer
LV. Batghman
Jown Marel
Citizens’ National Bank
Citizens' National Bank
Capital
J.D. Baker
WM. G. Baker
H. D. Baker
James
WM. G. Zimmerman
Samuel G. Duvall
Asst
Cashier
Joseph McDivit
John
Ramebu
Daniel Baker
C. H. Conley
M. D. P. L. Hargett
H. Gambrill, Jr
John D. Hende
Ce Modell
Neidig & Millee
Neidig & Miller
Potts & Griffin
Fire Insurance
Rosemont
Villa Estates
N. Market St. Ext
E. Seventh St
State Road
Braddock Heights
Automobile Insurance
Lewis W. Fraley
Pasel
Maritdimon
Bath
Court ST
Automobile Taguranes
Thomas F. Eick
Frederick, ND
Maekwood
Annapolis Junction
Balmore
Penn. R
Marewood
HARP
Pythian Centre Building
Mercer
Adaiton
Fae Rego Ji Modern
Ric Eas
Buddis
Citie
Pithian Castle
Grayson
Staley
Gratson H. Staley
Dill Avenue
Grayson H. Staley
Insurance
FARMS
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