Local items and incidents from Frederick area notices
Various short notes include a fireman burning his hand on a hot poker, a resident painting on East Patrick street, a Catholic Union excursion train pulled by two engines to Harper's Ferry, and population facts about American cities. Other entries record peaches shipments, a bass caught at camp Monocacy, a fire insurance adjustment, a Baltimore teller promoted to assistant cashier, world’s fair attendance on wash day, and petty theft of chickens at Mount Pleasant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mantz Rhodes
Electric Light
Charlies Danner
Topper
East Patrick Street
Young Men’s Catholic Union
Harper’s Ferry
Frederick
South
South Carolina
Skull Shoals
Washington
Cleveland
Virginia Gordon
Brownsville
Samuel ¥. Coll
Camp Monocacy
S. McDaniel
Geo. Johnson
F.G Thomas
Phoenix Insurance Company
Brooklyn
Gideon C. Bantz
Baltimore
United States Fressury
J. F. Melize
J. Wheipley
Daniel Feigley
Mesfra
Michael Kennedy
Harry Bauer
George K. Birely
West Third Street
Marshall Bartholow
Bentz Street
Hisc
Anand
Hest
P. C. Dudreat
Mount Pleasant
The Work of Death Lewis M Staley of Yellow Springs Dies
Lewis M Staley 51 a merchant and longtime Yellow Springs resident and postmaster died at his home Funeral set for Saturday at 4 from Pleasant Hill chapel He leaves a wife and family Marriage licenses issued Eugene Whiting and Nettle Gray Fleet R Neighbors and Annie L Bond from Johnville or nearby areas full names and locations provided
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis M. Staley
Lewis
Staley
Yellow Springs
Pleasant Hilchapel
Eugene Whiting
Nettle Gray
Fleet R. Neighbors
Buckerystown
Annie L. Bond
Jchneville
Baseball Review and Local Ball Scores
The Pastimes lost 9 to 3 to the Citizens after four innings as darkness halted play. Citizens and Athletics set to meet tomorrow. Beck Humecers defeated Buckeystown 12 to 3 at the Manor Reformed Church picnic. Carlin House waiters beat City Hotel 25 to 10 at Fifth Street Park. Another game by the same teams is planned next Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizers
Strasberger
Citzens
Beck Humecers
Bueseystown Club
Manor Reformed Church
Manor Woods
Buckeystown
Baumgardner
Wood
Worthington and Keyser
Carlin House
City Hotel
Fifth Street Park
Scaffolding Collapse Injures Worker at Market Street
Yesterday afternoon a scaffolding frame used by workers erecting Mr. Wm. J. Dodds new back building at the corner of North Market and Best Fourth streets gave way. Mr. Jack C. Woodward, nearby on the scaffolding, was knocked down as bricks fell and bruised his leg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marons
Doads
North Market
Best Fourth Streets
Jack C. Weoodwara
They Went 2 Fishing on an Early Morning Trip
Madison Ninson Albert and Roger Ritchie traveled to Bono cacy at dawn to engage in baroc ard constermmotion among the naar tribe. They carried tools and lunch, but none were captured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison Ninson
Albert
Roger Ritchie
Noo
Union Picnic Brings Local Churches Together
The Guild of the Reformed Church held a picnic yesterday at Kel Mar with participation from Presbyterian St. James Evangelical Lutheran United Brethren and Trinity M. E. Sunday schools. The event aimed to foster fellowship among area churches in Cronize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guild of the Reformed Cherea
Kel Mar
Presbyterian
St. James Evangelicsi Lutheran
United Brethren
Trinity M. E
Funeral for Wooten Hall at St Johns Catholic Church
Funeral services for Wooten Hall who died at Montevue Hospital last Tuesday were held yesterday at 5 pm at St Johns Catholic Church. The remains were buried in St Johns Cemetery following the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wooten Hall
Montevue Hospital
St. John’s Catholic Church
Fr. McDonough
St. John’s Cemetery
Illness Updates From Local Notices
The Sick Miss Sophia Schroeder shows notable improvement after weeks of illness. Mrs. J. Lee Simmons of West Third Street remains quite ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sophia Schroeder
J. Lee Simmons
Weat Third Street
Deaf School Reunion Draws 100 To Baltimore Park
Maryland School for the Deaf alumni gathered at Druid Hill Park in Baltimore for the fifteenth annual reunion. Attendees came from Washington Philadelphia and elsewhere in Maryland. A State association meeting occurred afternoon with athletic events removed to showcase plans for next year’s convention. The organizing committee included George W. Vedin J A Brannick James O Amons and others. An excursion down the bay was planned for today by the Baltimore Society for the Deaf with the same committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phcaic
Maryland School For the Deaf
Frederick
Groves
Druid Hill Park
Baltimore
Washington
Philadelphia
Maryland
George W. Vedin
J. A. Brann’ck
James O. Amons
B. Anderson
W. BE. MicElroy
John E. Powbte
E. E. Butterbauzh
Adolph Khoechel
Baltimore Society
Desf
New Market Notes and Broad Run Picnic Plans
Community notes from New Market and Broad Run dated August 2 report visitors from Washington and Baltimore, a cemetery expansion adding 64 lots, and a new south entrance. Nearby, plans for the Lutheran and Union Sunday School ninth annual picnic are announced with location to be decided. Weatherwise drought affects local vegetation and horse losses are tallied along with visits by residents returning from travel and Worlds Fair preparations.
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Aucgtst
Lutheran Sundaly School
Middletown
Union Sunday School
Maryland
Benjamin , Abali
John Moser
Joseph G- Banen
South America
M. Estelle Herron
Washington, D.C
W.A. Grove
Bettie Hichtman
Near Here
Mid-dietown
Samuel C. Crone
Rockville
Peteraville
Merrylend
Fvucz Club
Broad Run
Broad Ruz
Broad Ruz Clus, C. Boyer
Beschies
Merryland Tract
Alexandria
H. Grove
J. 5. Bowits
Sundy school picnic nets $5000 for officers praise
The Sunday school picnic on June 2 drew a large crowd and officers were credited for entertaining the crowd well. Proceeds amount to about $5000 after expenses. Local residents and visitors from Maryland and Pennsylvania attended events at the World’s Fair State Building. Notables listed include J Vernon Silance and John M Haller from Frederick, Ralph H Miller from Middletown, and A B Funk from Bronawich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Building
Yeaterday
J. Vernon Silance
John M. Haller
W. H. Davis
Frederick
Daniel C. Miller
Ralph H. Miller
Albert O. Young
Middletown
A. B. Funk
Bronawich
BE. F. Harman
Emory Nusz Hurt In Potots Rocks Train Accident
Emory M Nusz cigar salesman and athlete was injured on the Point of Rocks excursion when he slipped while boarding a moving car and both feet were crushed under wheels. He had both feet amputated at once and was cared for by friends and doctors. his wife and family await his recovery in this city.
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Point of Rocks
Emory M. Nusz
York
Barper's Ferry
Potot of Rocks
Nusz
John Nichols
Trapnell
Horire
Johnson
Adamstown
Noasz
Hiram Nuez
Athletics
John Gomber
South Market Street
Lved
Social World Birthdays Croquet Parties In Local Reception
Miss Elizabeth Knott, daughter of Mr and Mrs F C Knott East Church street, celebrated her ninth birthday with 28 children 6 to 9 pm on the lawn with games music and refreshments. Notables included Bessie Rebecca Emily MecLeen and others from New York Bradford Pa Baltimore and more. A croquet party hosted by Miss Jennie Martz on Georgetown pike drew many local guests and a late dining repast followed. Miss Mary Simmons hosted friends with a Tuesday cigar gathering at West Third street.
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Mestre
Charles Tinney
Emory Eyler
Schleysville
Harper's
East Patrick Street
Mechanicstown
Chas
Ctermeble
P. R. RK
Atlantic Ely
Nannie Goldsborough
West Patrick Streets
Baltimore
Rechel Houck
New Blarket
J. 4
Ribe
Prospect Hall
Cooksville
Howard County
Ione Wood
New Market
J. Monroe Rice
Bartholow
J. M. Rice
Ann G. Ross
Court Square
Magnolia Beach
New England
P. B. Runkel
Asbury Park
John B. Thomas
Brisses McCleery
Aulntic City
W.R. Beyser
Staunton
Bmollle Devall
O. P. Bennett
East Second Street
Frederick J. Nelson
Chicago
Clay Perry
Loy and
Elizabeth Knott
F.C. Knott
East Church Street
Elizabeth
Misa Arisnoai
Misa Arisnoai . Amongst Those Present Were: ’ Bessie
Rebecca
Emily MecLeen
New York
Anns
Constance Barding
Bradford
Ariana Belt
Robert Campbell
Mary
Eleanor Yellett
Powson
Marion
Emily Johnson
Mary Ritchie
Eleanor Marker
Os Eader
West Taird
Johnson
Third Street
Mamie Price
Berths
Gamopbell
Jennie Martz
Georgetown Pike
Amostess
Mary Simmons
J Lee Simmons
West Third Street
Buckeystown Professor Weds Johnsville Bride in Joansville Church
Prof F. R. Neighbours and Annie L. Bond were married at 10 AM in the M P Church at Joansville with Rev Cassen officiating. Ushers were Preston Millard and Devil biss. The couple will travel to Mountain Lake Park Md for Normal School and Kindergarten lectures to enhance Buckessiowsr Normal School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seighbocks
F. R. Neighbours
Buckeystown Normal School
Bilas Annie L. Bond
Cornelius Bond
Johnsville
Joansville
Cassen
Preston Millard
Buckeystown
Devilbiss
Arrest Made in Mechanicstown for Indicted Pollack
Sheriff Cromwell received a telegraph about F Pollack an indicted suspect who had left the county appearing at his home Deputy D K Cramer arrested Pollack and he was held in 400 bond for next court term The weekly literary society meet tonight includes a debated program on wealth concentration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cromwell
Mechanicstown
F. Pollack
Hs Place
D. K. Cramer
Pol-lack
M.C
Literary Society
Buckeystown Man Severely Injured In Mill Accident
Mr. Martin C. Blessing of Rice & Blessing Buckeystown suffered a serious mill accident when his sleeve caught in a belt and pulled his arm into an iron wheel, breaking it in two places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckeystown
Martin C. Blessing
Rice & Bleseing
Taneytown Picnic Draws Crowd From Nearby Towns
The annual St. Josephs Catholic church picnic in Taneytown was held in Clubaugh woods drawing about a thousand attendees from Littlestown Gettysburg Liberty Emmitsburg and Westminster. Music by Littlestown Band and Orchestra kept dancing into the evening and church school funds surpassed one hundred dollars. Rev. Theodore D. Mead led the event with Fathers Monteverd McCarthy Yntner and Cassidy among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taneytown
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Clubaugh’s Woods
Littlestown
Gettysburg
Liberty
Emmitsburg
Westminster
Deversal
Theodore D. Mead
Thomas, Monteverd and McCarthy
Thomas Ytnter
Oxford
Joseph
Cassidy
Hot Water Quenches Thirst Says Experiment
A newspaper snippet asserts hot water cures thirst more effectively than ice or cold water. It notes initial reluctance on warm days, then a pleasant coolness and rapid thirst abatement follow the warm drink. The piece encourages trying the simple experiment at little cost.
Oakland Grove Tournament and Basket Picnic Invited
Invitations issued for a tournament and basket picnic to be held at Oakland Grove near Petersville on Wednesday Angus 9. A deuce will be held at night. Committee on arrangements includes E. Garrett J. M. Morrison Geary Fout W. L. Gross and Thomas Sebley. Committee on invitations L. B. Cine L. B. Wenner Mar enee G Joan Boteler Ham Uhsperoes Mrs Thomas C. Darby Mrs WF We Bilesry and Mrs tf. Pure and Wholesome Quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland Grove
Petersville
Angus
Messrs. E. Garrett
J. M. Morrison
Geary Fout
W.L. Gross
Thomas Sebley
L. B. Cine
L. B. Wenner
Marenee G .Joan Boteler
Ham“Uhsperoes
Thomas C. Darby
We. Bilesry
Sale of Ragard Ingraia carpet remnants and ends
A local sale offers Ragard Ingraia carpet remnants and ingrain carpet pieces. About 260 ends, each one yard, plus matting ends, all being sold at very cheap prices. Some good pieces still available for quick purchase, all must go.
Summer Dress Staffs Clearance at Dry Goods
A dry goods department announces a clearance of summer dress items including Lawusg Charlies Fig Swisser Mulls and related staffs at regular prices during the next period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawusg
Charlies
Fig Swisser
Mulls, &c
É&C
Accident to a Carpenter in Westminster
Eere Yinglinz a carpenter working at Mr. Join Robert's Lotte on Whe Hs street Westminster fell from the upper porch to a barrel yesterday afternoon, severely bruising himself. It is thought some of his ribs are broken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eere Yinglinz
Walte
Join Robert
Hs Street
Westminster
Farmers fear low wheat prices hit harvests nationwide
Farmers in the region lament falling wheat prices and store their crops after harvest. A well known farmer notes prices are so low that few can profit, while others hold grain awaiting higher values and hope for relief through cheaper flour and bread.
Accident on Market Street Damages Woodwork Telescope Engine
A thress ing machine engine driven by Ar. Chas Stryne belonging to Wm Saxton of Woodsboro suffered a serious mishap on Market Street around 4 pm. The back wheel tire came off and the wood work collapsed before the horses could be stopped. D. H. Smith's Temple of Fancy. Real Estate Transfers list several property deals in Frederick and Frederick County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas Stryne
Wm. Saxton
Woodsboro
Market Street
D. H. Smith
For Sale and Excursions to the World’s Fair
Local ad notes a bay horse for sale nine years old with Colt at side, suitable for cart or farm work. Also an ad for hay and corn delivery out of the city. Then details on a Baltimore to Chicago World's Fair excursion, with one fare, special trains, dates starting August 1st, itinerary, train crew, and return validity within ten days from Chicago.
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W. BR. Siemer, North Marsetsviet
Baltimore
Ch.g Ralrésd Go
Chicago
Whio
Equipb Livaiortes
Veniencis
Laccompany
Culeazo
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Stephen Dolet
France
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Meagher
Lisburn
Thomas Francis Meagher
Waterford
Ireland
Burch & Micheel
J. W. Starr
Doll Brothers
D. Retfsnider
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Concen Ee
Sarah Dorsey
Pierle
Trinity Church
White Oak Woods
Town
Wim. Downey
Carrie Beavans
Washington, D. C
S. K Barbour
Clara Darbey
Ids Praet
Misa Nellie Wise
Mliss Blanche C. Lampe
George Scheel
Harry Wood
Edward
New Market Cemetery Company
Wm. T. Miller
Woodstock
B. Aiz
Jobn E. McCshan
Bay Ridge
Montgomery
Fannie Bramwell
Corrie Zaliheffer
George 3. Smith
Wm. 8. Taylor
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Carrie Allen
George W. Kaye
Mirs
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Ariddletown
Elizabeth H. Bromwell
Harry Gifich
Cots City
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Joan Webster
Braddock
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Famiy
Gunde Valley
George Reddick
Poolzsvile
Bradley Bidinger
Wm. Fraver
Pennsylvania
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Emory Nusz
Island Park
F.W. Staub
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Ocean City
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Caroline County
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Order of the Redemptorists
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New York Fresh Air Society
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Lower Peninsula
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Wilmington
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Rsina
Merritt Hebbard
Grace Methon Episcopsi Church
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Elscate City
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