Utica picnic set for August 16 in Frederick County grove
The annual Utica picnic will be held August 16 in Miller's grove near Lewistown, Frederick County. Prominent speakers and music by the Yellow Springs Hand will draw attendees with groundside refreshments. Also offered for sale is a small 80 acre farm near Frederick with a 7 room frame house and new outbuildings, available now with immediate possession. Democratic voters in Frederick District are urged to attend the August 3 primary to elect delegates for the August 16 county convention, with J Harry Kennedy as chair.
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Utica
Miller's Grove
Frederick County
Lewistown
Yellow Springs
Frederick
State Road
Markwood D
HARP
Pythian Castle
Democratil
Court House
Dele-Gates
J. Harry Kennedy
Frederick real estate and services advertise in 1919 issue
Listings describe a three story brick house at 109 W Third St with eight rooms steam heat electricity and close by hospital events. Also notices promote real estate agents W N Jolliffe C W Miller and local dry cleaners York City Dyers and Cleaners and Cramer's Palace of Music with a Mountaindale event on September 6 1919.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Hama
I. FL Nallin
Death notices and funeral details from Burkittsville area
John W. Smith died at 75 after disease complications at his Burkittsville residence. Civil War veteran of Co. D, 18th Maryland, survived by wife and several children. funeral at Locust Valley Church of God with Rev. L. Murray and Rev. C. W. Fink, interment Locust Valley cemetery. William Hoffman died at Frederick City Hospital aged about 49. funeral at Petersville Lutheran Church with Rev. Hess and Rev. Burgess, interment St. Marks cemetery. Mrs. Margaret Ellis widow of William Ellis died at 616 South 16th Street Philadelphia. train funeral to Frederick with Mt. Oliver cemetery interment. C C Carty funeral director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Smith
John W.smith
Burkittsville
Co. D
18Th Regiment
Maryland Volunteers
L. H. Kuhn
Joseph Griffith
Freling Fargeson
Tregé
Washington County
Joseph
Alexander
Locust Valley
Edward
Oliver
Charles
Clifford
G. D. House
Gear Zecher
J. R. Roelke
William Hoffman
Frederick City Hospital
Henry Hoffman
Petersville
Charles W. Hess
RE. E. Burgess
St.Marks
Margaret Ellis
William Ellis
South 16Th Street
Philadelphia
Frederick
Mt. Oliver Cemetery
C. ‘C. Carty
County Hubs for Governor Candidates Held Tonight in Frederick
Democratic primaries are held tonight in Frederick County with delegates to the county convention next Saturday. Albert C. Ritchie and Harry W. Nice have toured the area, speaking at Manor and Braddock picnics, while county voters decide leadership and endorsements for the ensuing primary election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Federick District
Frederick
Albert C. Ritchie
Harry” W. Nice
Ritchie
Pridlipary
Man Rejects Maryland License Tags After Fined
Carl W. Kitler of Washington says he will never buy Maryland license tags again after a $5 fine by Justice J Grahame Johnson for failing to display tags. He had sought a pasteboard tag while awaiting a replacement metal tag and was arrested in Frederick by Deputy Bowers before paying the fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl W.kitler
Washington
Maryland
J Grahame Johnson
Kitler
the Commissioner of Motor Vehicles
Baltimore
Frederick
Bowers
Weather echoes early Fall as Frederick sees cool spell
Local forecast notes cool temperatures in Frederick resembling autumn with nights in 61 to 64 degree range and days climbing to the high 80s. Record highs reached near 95 to 98 degrees as the week progressed, while a cool night brought comfortable sleep and light dew. Weather officials predict fair, continued cool conditions ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Sega
Mercury
Bartgis Free Stays At Jail After Release
Yellow Springs man Mathias Bartgis aged about 70 was released on $50 bail for a wife assault charge but returned to custody as a guest of the Sheriff pending housing arrangements. Sheriff Kipp took him to the jail at his home until a place could be found. Bartgis feared returning home alone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mathias Bartgis
Yellow Springs
Bartgis
Sherif Kipp
Jar
After Chicken Thief
Chicken thieves trouble residents on Hamilton Avenue. Joseph Gouker confronts a visitor who claimed to be from far away and warns him to leave. The neighbor, Albert Crawford, heard the disturbance as Gouker investigated with a flashlight. The incident ends with a wary warning to the visitor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Gouker
Albert Crawford
Hamilton Avenue
Gouker
Liae
Marcy Secures GOP Clerks of Court Candidacy in Annapolis
In Annapolis, William L. Marcy filed the certificate to run as the Republican candidate for Clerks of the Court of Appeals, closing the slate for state offices on both parties. No Prohibition Socialist or Labor candidates filed. Marie H. Preastman was appointed to the Movie Board in June by Governor Harrington, replacing Mrs Marguerite B. Harrisson who has been in Europe. The position pays 2400 a year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willam L. Marcy
Annapolis
Court of Appeals
Ofice
Secretary of State
Marie H. Preastman
Board of Motion Picture Censors
Harrington
Prassinian
Marguerite B. Harriem
Harrison
Europe
Fifteenth Annual Reunion of Frederick County Sunday Schools
Invitation to the Fifteenth Annual Reunion of the Re formed Sunday Schools of Frederick County Maryland Braddock Heights August 14 1919 featuring an orchestra program with hymns and selections by Middletown Adamstown and other groups Rev Elmer I Coblentz led services and offerings. includes addresses and school readings with a children’s hour and school recital.
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Reformed Sunday Schools
Frederick County
Maryland
Braddock Heights
Rey
Lloyd B- Coblentz
Frederick
Rey, Smith
Hoffman Orph
Middletown Solay
Elmer I. Coblent
Kloster
Bernice
Middletown
Adamstown
Chhapon
Girle Trenetense
Miss Tyler Improved After Raleigh Accident
Misa Ada Tyler, seriously hurt in Raleigh North Carolina while riding in a car that collided with a trolley car, has been moved to Kennebunkport Maine and is somewhat improved. Her father filed a $100,000 damage suit against the trolley company. She is a daughter of Rev J Poyntz Tyler Protestant Episcopal Bishop of North Dakota, formerly of Hagerstown.
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Miss Tyler
Misa Ada Tyler
Raleigh
N. C
Kennabunknort
Maine
Misa Tyler
Rev. J. Poyntz Tyler
Protestant Episcopal Bishan
Herth Dakota
Hagerawn
Plan for All Service Men Registration in Maryland
Maryland plans a statewide August 16 Recording Day to compile World War War Service records. Frederick will host registration at Red Cross HQ with district polling places and clerks. ministers and Red Cross groups to notify congregations and post notices. Travel on Western Maryland Railroad heavy with passengers from Baltimore. trains crowded and Union Station ran short of accommodations.
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U.S Army Motor Transport School
Aviation Corps
U.S. Army
Hagerstown
Baltimore
Aberdeen
Frederick
Council of Defense
Red Cross
N. J. Cramer
Mary
Frederick Colmnty
War Service
Defense Council
Community Council
Countil
Maryland
United States
Union
Community Council of Defense
Woman's Section
The
Red Cross Organization
Chai the Re Cross
the Red
Western Maryland Railroad
Penble
Union Station
Bank Officers and Directors Listed in Annual Notice
A historical banking notice lists officers and directors including J.D. Baker as president and WM. Baker as vice president, with H. D. Baker and Samuel Q. Duvall among cashiers and numerous names such as John B. Ramsburg and Jos. McDivitt. The document outlines leadership and key staff roles in the institution.
Comfort Fillers Ready for Finishing Touch
Readied padding and quilting described as neatly prepared for final finishing to achieve a comfortable look and feel.
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Piowin
Thomas
North Market
MioMatzny
Potts & Griffin
Walkersville
Teal Estate and General Insurance
Court St. Frederick
American Suraty Company
Ety
Bond
Tamals
Frederic Cous+ ty
Remington “Typewriter Company
Remington
Rugend Fy
Albaugh
South Market ‘Street
South Market Street
Ark ‘Street
Patrick
East -Patrick
Tooms
Ege
Frederick “County
FOHNN
CLARY
Cit
Beoral
Prielekat
W.N. Jolliffe
Casualty Insurance
Fougaville
High School
West
Patrick Street
Dil Ave
Graybon HH
Wredsrick
Markwood ,D
W._N. JOLLIFFE
C. W. Miller
North Market Street
West Church Street
Frederick, Ma
Crick
Hellenstein
Urner
York City
Exolnaively
J. Rschmidt
Cramer
Burges
Lunar Corn
Gittinger's Grocery
Buck
JOHN _N. RAMBBURG
Wachter
Farmers and Meschantes’ Bank
Albion
Pleasant
Price
Frederick, Umestone Farm
Monrovia
Forzaing
Deren
Dickerson
Montgomery County
Iowner
Dan
West Chareh Si
Prederick, Md
Anburanor
Fidelity Bonds
the Daily News
Rcrr
Wasthael Forgeads
Washington, D.C
United States Weather Bureau
Seno
P. Nalin
Leavoly Hurley Bho Co
International Sa
Gale
Eb.zimme
Helfensteis &U Farms
Eugené H. ‘Albaugh
Barker ‘St
Ewe
J. B. McClellan
News-Post
Tinney
Charles .Tinney
Louise . Tinney
John Bair
James’ Tinney
Howard Phelps
Ed. Tinney
Ed. Oden
Waughter
Emmi Corell
Marie Bair
Nettie Murphy
Margaret Barthlow
Louise Clinga
Ellsworth Wilson
Carroll County
George Kaufman
Jenkins
State College
Gussie’ L. Smith
Harry G. Huil
Carrie May Crebs
Leo Weinbers
Claud‘ E. Crebs
Kansas
City’ Jornal
Sarehivye
Eaest
Nice
Washington Autoist
West Church ‘Street
George D . Moore
Thomas Cruma
Keefer’ Brandenburg
Thurmont
Westminster
Brandenburg
Wiliam H Reese
West Fifth Street
Béiven
Watoinai
Sinizens’ National Bank
Frederick, MD
Capital
J.D. Baker
Baker
H. D. Baker
Q. Zimmerman
Caahter
Samuel Q. Duvall
Joseph McDivit
John 8. Ramsburg
Daniel Baker
Wm. D. Baker
H. Contey
M.D. C
M. Thomas
P.L. Hargett
D. E. Kefauger
John
Newman
J. D. Baker
J.H. Gambrill
Je. Thos. H. Haller
Joun'p” Hendrickso Ikeon
Rim
Becques
Marsh
Alzow
John D. Hendrickson
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