Visiting friends and relatives across towns
Paragraphs list numerous residents visiting friends and relatives in cities like Jefferson Lovetteville Baltimore Thurmont and Washington. Several return home from trips to New York York Frederick or the Eastern Shore, with others spending time in Capon Springs Penn Grove Camp and at family residences in Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Bader
Clarke Place
Jefferson
David Kolb
East Third Street
Friancie
Lovetteville
Grace Dill
Baltimore
Haz Ridenour
East Patrick Street
George Honok
Penn Grove Camp
Pennsyton
Mary Ward
Barnesville
Charlestown
Lula Gall
Thurmont
Elroy Roelkey
North Market Treat
Mamie Norpold
Washington
Misaxs Haller
West Church Atreat
John Roelkey
North Market Atreet
Cornelian Sanday
Est Third Street
New Markes
Roy
Willian Hammond Parker
Dill Avenue
George Boott Webb
Charles Schnitz
West Bouthatrees
John Whiener
Altoona
Fannie Bengon
Mies Jacobaon
New York
Mia
Jacob State
Patrick Treat
C. A. Hankey
Bonth Street
Fetonda
York, Pa
Master Gay Anderson
Mas Ker Chauncey Legg
The
Alty
John H. Weeme
Edward M. Dyer
East Fourth Street
A. E. Heidher
West Patrick Street
LeGore
Noble Rhoderick
Near Frederick
Mira Anna Simmons
North Market Street
Misa Roberta Roetkey
Taneytown
Missy Calesto Hootkey
Harmony Grove
Ieving Bolt
Mesere
Boott
James Webb
Lucian Webb
Frank Frazier
Raynalds
B. & O. Avenue
Misa Mamie Cole
Glassboro
N. J
John Ramabarg
Sainte’ Atraes
Charles W. Row, Jr
William W. Osborn
Frederick
Capon Springs
W. Va
Warren Saunders
Y. MC. A
Bohenectady
N.Y
Walter Saunders
George Foote
Fell From Pole Injures Man In Baltimore Incident
An injured man identified as Mobeely, 412 Bonth Citar Frederick, fell from a pole near the Tatted Electric Light sna Company around 11:90 yesterday morning in Baltimore. He was treated after the accident, suffering severe injuries including head trauma and internal damage, and was taken to the Universial capital in the South for care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pole
Mobeely
Frederick
Electric Light Sna Company
Perry Harp
Baltimore
Fire Devastates Mountain City Mill Causing 30000 Loss
Fire destroyed the Mountain City mill on Carroll Street last night after breaking out in the cellar. Manager James Gambrill Jr. escaped by leaping from the office window as flames fed from the lower floor. Firefighters battled high heat, saved adjacent buildings, and by midnight the blaze subsided with the mill largely a total loss. State Fire Marshal MacGill favored an overheated conveyor as the likely cause, discounting incendiary or spontaneous combustion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mountain City
Mit
Keowa
Gambrill Mil
Carroll Street
Carroll Orsak
Jamee H. Gambrill, Jr
Gambrill
Ktobicon
Qohorah Street
Chapel Alley
United Company
Patrick
Carroll and
Patrick Streets
Patrick Street
United Engine
Car Toll Street
Markell & Ford
Fremen
Tyson Fortilizer Co
Carroll Creek
Collins & Grossntokte
F. & M. Railroad
Geo. K
Cuddon
F. acd _M
City Electric Light Plant
Macgu
MacGill
Tesceries
Ceanty
Farmore’ Exchange
Unclear OCR Item With Messy Retail Fragments
Fragmented OCR text appears to describe assorted shop items and sales. Mentions White Table Dansaak, Brickets, Glearlog stocks, and Prostate at little prices. Also references McCardell's Chocolates and a lady enjoying a drink. Details are garbled across phrases and lacks coherent narrative or dates.
Fire Devastates Mills as Frederick Farmers Exchange Faces Loss
A large fire damaged a series of Pennsylvania and Maryland mills now under the Frederick Farmers Exchange. Total losses estimated around 85000 with 14000 insured by F G Thomas & Son and 6000 by Devilbiss & Urner. Freight cars nearby were moved to safety as crews battled heat and smoke. Special officers were appointed to guard the ruins while owners awaited replies on demolition of walls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Aimud
Philadelphia
Lancsster
Laing Tt
Fredericksy Farmers’ Exchange
Alnor
McGam Drilla
F. G. Thomas & Son
Devilbiss & Urner
Farmers’ Exchange
Bracet Helfensteis
F.G. Thomas &Son
Gambrill
United Engine
O. E. Zollexe
Rameborg Fertilizer Company
Adolphus Ramsburg
M. Electric Railroad Company
Cmpany
Mithin
Shewalla
Smith
Julius Grabo
Oseper Killian
Walla
Law Grip Seen In Picnic Melee And Youth Transit
In a Thursday picnic melee, Erceat Palmer and Joaph Diggs both colored were arrested by Deputy Darner and Officer Brangle on assault and battery charges and remanded to await grand jury action after a hearing before Justice J. Francis Smith. Lee Whiten was cut with a knife and John Murdock lost two fingers in the scuffle. Ernest Everhart, 10, was committed to the House of Refuge by Justice O. H. Kok after being deemed imporgible. Willem Frasier, colored, was fined or jailed for cursing in Kinneham's alley following arrest by Officers King and Hobbs before Justice Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palmer
Joaph Diggs
Darner
Brangle
J. Francis Smith
Lee Whiten
John Murdock
Justice Smith
House OF Refuge
Ernest Everhart
Baltimore
Grimes
Stasser
O. H. Kokatelo
Fire damages Wm P F Etobston studio at Market and West Church
A fire last night in the finishing room of the art studio of Mr. Wm P F Etoht aon at Market and West Church Street inflicted heavy losses. Firemen extinguished the blaze with chemical engines after an electrical wiring fault is suspected. Etobison believes losses largely insured. State Fire Marshal MacGill investigated and confirmed the electrical cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lre
Wm. PF. Etohtaon
Market
Weat Church Street
Etobison
MacGill
Collision Near Thurmont Trains Damaged Track In Chain Crash
A rear end collision occurred on the Western Morzi and railroad line near Thurmont when an engine axle broke causing a stop. Before a flagman could be sent back the following freight train struck the rear train, demolishing several cars and tearing the track for some distance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thurmont
Morzi
Improvements at Kaletiog Milla Fire Escape Tower Planned
Improvements at Union Knitting Mills include a brick five foot from the main building serving as a fire escape. Other upgrades will improve operators comfort. Work to begin in a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaletiog Milla
Union Knitting Mills
Able
Social World Bridge Party at Washington Cottage
A Thursday bridge party at Washington Cottage Braddock Heights hosted by Mrs. Tatobuall, Mrs. Frances Longoops, and the Misses Keighey drew a friendly, competitive crowd. Prizes went to Mrs. John A. Markell, Grace Haller, and Miss Longcope, with consolation honors to several others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Cottage
Braddock Heights
Miss Longcope
Mia
Albart L. Pearre
John A. Markell
Lou Johoson
Fa Lontre Potte
Grace Haller
Tennis Match Between Frederick And Hagerstown Clubs
A tennis match will be played between the Frederick and Hagerstown clubs on East Third Street courts next Wednesday. The game promises to be one of the finest in the city. A large sale by Bernard Thomas will occur Tuesday, August 7, near Buckeystown, featuring valuable livestock and farming implements as he declines farming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Niagara Falls
Frederick
Mt. Airy
Tokesa
Hagerstown
East Third Atreat
Bernard 5. Thomas
Tuseday
Local Mention Card of Thanks and Picnic Plans
Card of Thanks expresses gratitude to Frederick fire companies and helpers for saving buildings from last night’s fire. Mentions Union picnic in Manor woods on August 9 with school vocal music and programs by prominent speakers. Refreshments served, no lumber or hoopla. bakery items and roast pig featured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Fire Companies
Gro K
Birgny Ds
Suncal Union
Manor Woods
Thare
Ool
Prof Regiereokt Estate Report Confusing Fragments
Fragmentary OCR notes show names such as Prof Regiereokt and Hugiebreoks Roreeuaene Bias. The readable items hint at a property or estate matter with referents to two entities and a possible outcome 2 0. Limited context prevents a full summary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Regiereokt
San Smiane
Pan Ame
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