In History: Births Deaths and Battles Featured
August history notes include Bernard Nieu wentyt author of The Christian Philosopher born in Holland. Count Camilio Benso di Cavour born in Turin. Nathaniel Lyon killed at Wilson's Creek Missouri. Adah Menken died in Paris. Lord Russell died in London. G Moxley Sorrel noted Confederate commander killed in action. Rear Admiral Withart killed in action as ships escaped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holland
Bernard Nieuwentyt
Paley
Camilio Benso U1
Cavour
Turin
Wilson's Creek
Missouri
Nathaniel Lyon
Lyon
Leacinus
Adah Fy. Menken
Paris
New Orleans
Lord Russell
England
London
G. Moxley Sorrel
Personal notices from multiple locals in brief
Purely personal items list residents and visitors in New York Westminster Baltimore and nearby towns. Names include William Watter William L Shuftiac Edith M Thomas Calvin Geisbert Clayton O Reedy Katherine Lease Melvin E Dott Joseph D Baker and families with moves visits and travels among Frederick Towne Brunswick Kenark and Araby listings note temporary stays and return plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Watter
New York
Wm. L. Shuftiac
East Church Street
Westminster
Edith M. Thomas
Buakeyatows
Finanda
Calvin Geisbert
South Market Street
Patrick
Thomas Kennedy
Booth Market
Melvin E. Dott
Frederick Tows Savings Institution
Joseph D. Baker
Baltimore
John Gueder
Wiliam Gueder
Baker
Jack Yetrich
Dengler
Araby
J. M. Kingman
Dora Cloudis
West Worfolk
M. J. Grove
Kingman
Grove
Mollie Multtsix
Sadonia
Alios
Sesaph H
Wm. Hdn
Baker Brullipiz
Wm. J. Shenk
Sooth Market Street
Kenark
Ohio
Mr. Mullinix
Mira. Shenk
Brunswick
Rural Briefs From Monocacy And Patrick Streets
The Monocacy team remains unfit for bags fishing. A cement porch fronts J W Stare on West Fairrick Street. H Rosenour & Sons on North Market receive 440 cargo of rubbers. A cement porch adorns Mrs Bigge on West Patrick Street. John J Johnson’s East Patrick Street residence is being repainted by Michael Kennedy. Mac Phoebra shows a yard yellow weight of 21 ounces on West Patrick Street. Meth Episcopal Sunday picnic was held at Braddock Feights yesterday. John Wisner of Wienee Street plans a new dwelling on that street. Niles Abrecut butcher on West Patrick Street adds a new delivery wagon. Marrar Stanffer riding East Second Street fell and was injured. Paving at the square corner near F and M railroad tracks repaired by MacClellan Phebus. John Hergerhelmar in laying mean gutter and curb in front of J E Davall on West Patrick Street. Branner's Superb Band and Orchestra left for Libertytown to play at a nearby tournament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J W. Stare
West Facriak Street
Michaal Kennedy
Mac Phoebra
West Patrick Streat
Braddock
John Wisner
Wienee Street
Niles
West Patrick Street
Marrar Stanffer
East Second Street
MacClellan Phebus
John Hergerhelmar
J. E. Davall
West Patrickstraat
Branner
Libertytown
Zeigler Expedition Rescued After Failed Pole Attempts
Special dispatch from Flonnisasvana Norway reports the Zeigler Polar expedition was rescued after three unsuccessful attempts to reach the North Pole. One caller died of natural causes, while Fiala and the others are in good health. The expedition yielded important scientific results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Pole
Flonnisasvana
Norway
Zeigler
New Market to Open High School with O A McBride Principal
At a county school board session the board approved scholarships, filled trustee posts, and authorized an appropriation for a Plane No 4 library. A new high school will open in New Market with O A McBride named principal. Middletown’s Oscar M Fogle moves to Adamstown and P O Whipp becomes Middletown principal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. A. McBride
Paul
Whipp
Middletown
Oscar M. Foxle
Adamstown
Board of County School, Commissioners
State Normal School
Edna O. Devilbiss
Flora Ssnaenbaugh
Harry F. Warrenfeltz
School of Arts and Design
Maryland Institute
Edith W. Marriott
Truatees
Hopewell
Wo. H Wolfe
Geo. E Boone
Mr. Tabor
Howard L Huffer
Beaver Dam
Oavar M. Fogle
Par
George R. Stottlemyer
Wolfsville
Urbana
Forest Grove
Edith L. Dudrow
Pina Trea
B. KF. Hildebrand
Good Intent
Emily A. Garrett
Sensenbaugh
Charles H. Kelbaugh
Kemptown
Essie King
Jefferson
Charles H. Crawford
Thaurmont
Grayson E. Palmer
Park Mills
Jessie
Assistans
Terohera
Bucksystown
Eile V. Kreig
Point of Books
Bettis Specht
Salitte M. Mercier
O Lena Davis
A. Gertrude Blessing
Korth Frederick Males
Harry J. Kefanver
Helen Mullinty
Louiss QO. Blum
Mary O. Ost
Katia M. Bartgis
Julia Smallwood
Haliie T. Ott
Erma V. Siggs
Beulah Moberly
South Frederick
Harréat D. Boblitz
Katherine Wiener
Orris Schmidt
Kate J. Shank
Hulda Brust
Nellie 0. Garrett
Ecama Thomas
Edith Thomas
E. Louise James
Creagerstown
Mary O. Oram
Emmitsberg
Ruth Hoke
Sarah G. Miller
Tom’s Creek
Florence Miller
Forest
Emory F. Stottlemyer
Wolfaville
Harlan P. Stottlemyer
Araby
Elva Reddick
Libertytown
Maud Simpson
New Market
O. Gertrude Hewtt
Sabilinaville
H Mabel Queens
Woodaboro
Abigell Young
Knoxville
Brent Kemp
Brunawick
Josephine Soloman
Vida Shewbridge
EH. Sowere
Jane B. Twigg
Irene Wachter
Julia P. Garratt
Luella Marriott
Lilie
Hedges
Louise Miller
Walkeraville
Bertha Grabiki
Nora Nelson
Alise O. Hughes
Franklinville
Florence Demuth
Thurmont
M. Beth Firer
M. Grace Henahan
Linnie Macrulgan
Myersville
Mary B. Howard
Harmony
Heith Fink
Johneville
J. May Hand
Unionville
Irene Whitehill
Camp L7 Delegates Return From State Session
Mesars Howard M. Kader Henry E. Cramer and George T. Schrhoftler of Camp L7 arrived home after the State Camp session. Cramer elected state trustee and chairman with the highest votes. Schhoftler chaired the committee on the district president’s report and Hader served on the committee on the president’s address. Report to be given at next camp meeting. Divine service car arrangements set for Sunday at Myersville Square Corner at 9 o'clock September 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard M. Kader
Henry E. Cramer
George T
Shoffler
P. O
Cramer
Schhoftler
Diatrick
Hader
Myersville
O'slock
Harvest Meeting Notices by German Baptist Brethren
Harvest Meeting announced at Groespickle church near Ellerton on Saturday the 12th at 1080 hours. Services led by Hitler Andrew Huatchison of McPherson Kansas. Elder A Hutchison to preach at Mountaindale Sunday August 13 at 10 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Groespickle
Ellerton
Hitler Andrew Huatchison
McPherson
Kan
A. Hutchison
Mountaindale
Walkersville W T U Holds Regular Meeting
The Woman's Christian Temperance Union of Warmoreville met Tuesday evening at 8 at Mrs. Dr. Nicodemus home. The next gathering is set for Tuesday evening September 12 at Miss Hattie Rhinehart's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warmoreville
Nicodemus
Hattie Rhinehart
Delightful SQuial Event at Hotel Braddock Entertainment
A graceful social dance took place at Hotel Braddock directed by Mr. Ned Spohn with a brightly lit venue and decorated interiors. The event featured a plate service at 10 30 and resumed dancing until midnight to the tune of Home Sweet Home. Notables from Frederick and Brad dock Colony attended along with many Baltimore and Washington guests. A second ball is planned for later this month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hotel Braddock
Ned Spohn
Home
Sweet Home
Contery Folke
Frederick
Braddock Colony
John Corbin
Baltimore
W. W. Osburn
Os. Olsir
N. J
P.f Hall
Gerson Rosenour
Benjamin Rosenour
H. A. Price
Thomas Mahool
Franklin Qaburn
Misa Mary Caburo
Mias Kuhns
Pittsburg
William KR. Bartgia
E. B. MaQhan
P. E. Locg
Frank Payne
Sallie Bartgis
Reunion of Lutheran Ministers Ends at Myersville
The Middletown Valley Lutheran ministers reunion concluded in Myersville after sessions over yesterday afternoon, last night, and this morning. Delegates debated church youth attractions, growth in missions, and reforms in funerals, with talks from Revs. Smith, Doty, Metzger, Bittle, Horine, Minnick, and others. The group voted to enlarge the association monument and accepted an invitation to hold the seventh reunion in Jefferson in 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown Valley
Myersville
Arthur Smith
Ohio
D. W Smith
W. R. Doty
Westminster
G. M. Metzger
Pennbrook
Reve G. Elmer Bitele
Turtle Creek
J. L. Smith
D. D
Pittsburg
M. OG. Horine
Reading
W. G. Micnick
Barlow
M.1. Oaller
Bedford
G.&. Lloyd
Cacretery
W.&. Minnick
J. Elmer Bittle
W. S.a.mentzger
M. O. Borins
Reve H. Lb. Wiles
M. L. Young
D. B
St. Paul's Phurak
Nighké
Pacific Coast
Yellowstone Park
Work of Death Claims Mrs Stotelmyer at 22
Mrs Daisy Q Catherine Stotelmyer wife of Josephua Stotelmyer died yesterday at Frederick City Hospital from peritc ultie aged 22 years 28 days She leaves two small children and two brothers Funeral Friday at 3 o'clock at her mother's home West Fifth Street with interment at Olivet cemetery Nervia E Simmers aged 11 weeks died at her parents home south of the city from cholera infantum Funeral was held this morning at 10 o'clock and interment was at Lewistown Margaret Oram widow of Tate Lane Oram died yesterday in Baltimore Services are planned tomorrow at 5 00 p m at W L Stevens residence and the remains will be brought to Frederick for interment Saturday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephus Stotelmyeh
Daisy Q
Catherine
Josephua Stotelmyer
Frederick City Hospital
Peritcultie
Andrew
Lovina Morgan
West Fifth
Mr. Olivet
Nervia E.simmers
Charles Simmers
Thia Airy
the Hones
Lewistown
F. Schroeder
Margaret Grcm
Margaret Oram
Tate Lanae
B. Oram
Baltimore
W L. Stevene
Weat Fayette Street
Frederick
Hebrew bakers strike widens as leaders demand terms
New York August 10 The Hebrew bakers strike continues with leaders pledging to hold out while workers press for better terms. Industry disruption grows as tempers flare and negotiations stall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tue Nins
New York
Japan to State Terms
Portmouth New Hampshire August 10 Rasasia will know Japan peace terms before nightfall as dispatches indicate Tokyo plans to present terms to the allied powers by evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
PortsmocTu
Rasasia
Bricks Rejected for Poor Quality in City Paving Program
The fourth brick carload for the Patrick and Market streets paving project was condemned after tests showed it failed to meet the original brick standards. The Hammond Company was notified of the rejection while cargo handling delays and curb supply troubles threaten further schedule slippage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Sod Market
Tae Newe
Gents Coache
Firot Ahipmenta
Bricke
Hammond Company
Maryland Geological Survey
Baltimore
Olty Encnser Coblantz
Local Bank Officers and Surplus Noted
The document lists officers including Harker, Baker, Zimmerman, Duvall Capital, with President and Vice President named. Cashier Caubter Avet and Surplus amounts of 100000 and 250000 appear alongside a roster of names such as Jupex, Jas, McSarrey, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caubter Avet
Cashier
August Savings Parade on Wool Goods and Blankets
Sale urges August purchases with all wool voile, parasols, and Lansdowne fabrics at reduced prices. Blankets dominate the ads with multiple styles and weights discounted for quick move, led by NEIDIG & MILLER as they push summer merchandise marked to move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siza
Neidig & Miller
Bammer
Batiste
Jack Ball
Tgo
Hamburg
George
Rodoor
Burglary Suspects in Ellicots City Held for Hearing
Alexander V. Quicoknay and John Williame were arrested by Deputy Sheriff Darner after an alleged break in at Mrs. Emily Hopkins’s dwelling in Plane No. 4. They were brought to the city, held in default of $100 bail, pending a hearing tomorrow at 21 o'clock before Justice John Wood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander V. Quicoknay
John Williame
Darner
Nood
Ellicots City
Emily Hopkins
John Wood
Rocky Spriocge
Norman Ford
Samuel Summers
Charles H. Darrow
Justice of the Peace
Wm. Tyler
Sammera
Ford
Benjamin F. Kuode
Carter
Elmer C. Ramsburg
Mountaindale
Fishing Creek
Hamsburg
Hoode
J. Grahame Johnson
Illnesses and a Horseback Accident Reported
The items note several local illnesses including Henry Fromke Maggie Hartman Ann Topper and W F Snyder with varying conditions. Dr Harvey Getzendinzer treats facial abscess. A.O. McCardell’s wife is said to be worse and typhoid threatened. she is at Frederick City Hospital. Mr Charles Schell, son of George Bohell, had a serious horseback accident on West Market Street. his right leg below the knee was broken and he received surgical aid at home from Dr Ira J McCurdy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Fromke
Eest Patriok Street
Mies
Maggie HE. Hartman
Center Street
Ann Topper
Bnet Patrick Street
Harvey F. Getzendinzer
South Market Street
W. F. Snyder
North Market Street
A. O. McCardell
Frederick City Hospital
Charles Schell
George Bohell
Mrs Edward Cramer Dislocates Knee After Fall
Mrs Edward Cramer of East Church street slipped while getting onto a car at Staddock Haights last evening returning from the Methodiat pirato and dislocated her left knee cap. Dr Charles F Goodell was summoned and provided aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Staddock Haights
Methodiat Pirato
Edward Cramer
East Church Street
Charles F Goodell
Funerals for Hoffman and Green Mark Two Local Deaths
The funeral of Mr. George Hoffman who died of heart disease was held at home near New Market on Saturday at 2 p m. Interment was in New Market cemetery. Mrs. Laura Green died near Park Mills and her funeral occurred Monday at Lewistown with services by Reverends Dil and Ridgley. Interment followed in the church cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Hoffman
Hleome
New Market
Charles Mealey
Pearl
Q. J. bin
Harry Wood
Fr. J. Zimmerman
Edgar Hough
Zimmerman
Lynn Wood
Charles M Utz
Falconer Brothers
New Market Cemetery
Laura Green
Park Mills
Lewistown
W. H. Dil
Urbana
W. N. Ridgley
Liberty
J. Lea Simmons
EF. A. Ordeman
Eugene Proctor
Charles Crawford
Samuel Schwartz
George W. Stuart
George W. Petera
Ghurok
Local ads list sewing rental and gas range offers
The notices promote sewing machines for rent at low weekly or monthly rates from Singer stores on East Patrick Street Frederick Md and advertise gas ranges from 5 to 11 dollars with rental terms. Also listed are fresh seafood and grocery items with phone contact. Additionally railroad excursion deals to Niagara Falls with dates and return options are offered by Baltimore and Ohio Railroad for Frederick and nearby points, with various stopovers and extensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Singer
Stnger
East Patrick
Frederick,Md
Grace Zimmerman Hosting Birthday Party at Home
Miss Grace Zimmerman was honored with a Tuesday evening birthday party at her home at Market and Third Streets. A number of friends attended and extended congratulations, with refreshments of a choice character served.
Gifts to Colored Hospital Association Benefits Remodeling
Donations to the Colored Hospital Association assist remodeling costs for the building recently purchased by the group. Donors include Migees Janie Williams, Elia Shriver, Mies Beckley, St. Misa Smallwood, and local contributor The Local Mart. Market quotas for today list corn prices per bushel and wheat prices for No. 2 red grain with variations for damaged or rejected lots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colored Moeptitat
The
Colored Hospital Association
Migees Janie Williams
Elia Shriver
Mies Beckley
St. Misa Smallwood
G. Waring
Tyson
Local notes on seafood, dances, and hospital meeting
Local items mention Lichew seafood and prices with phone contact. Dancing tonight at Braddock Heights with music by Frederick Select Orchestra after auditorium exercises. Board of Patronesses of the Emergency Hospital meets Friday morning to arrange Vaudeville for the hospital benefit and fall work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
We. M. Mailway Company
Braddock Heights
Frederick Select Orchestra
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Daily News
Wasainatom
Maryland
J. L. Moors
Weather Bureau
H. EB. Tyler
Jas. E. Staub
First National Bank Boye
Bee Bea
Lidie
F &M. BR
A. L. Ender
Dig & Miller Bgonse
O. T. Harding
Brehive
Walkersville
W. Era
Pant
Kakers
Hammond
Ey Guiggdl
Citizens’ National Bank
Citizens’ Nat. Bank
Frederick, MD
Harker
WH. G. Baker
J. D. Baker
WH. G, Zimmerman
Samuel G. Duvall
Jupex Jas
McSarrey
D. E. Rerouver
Gro. Wx
Bara
J.D. Baxm
Junor
C. Morrrr
Thos
Hatten
Wa. G. Barxk
C. M. Taomas
Daxter Baker
John Hendrickson
Copay Wodel
Bya
Oxford
Stik
Lansdowne
Wm. F. Read
Newig & Miller
Nmie & Miller’s
Plebing
Mesera
Ellworth Phebue
Charles Dertzbaugh
Ijamaville
James EB. Salt
Point of Rocks
Joseph W. Gavor
Sterling & Son
Frepenick Gas & Exec. Co
Booth
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Niagara Falls
Washington
Camden
Mt, Afry
Washington Junction
Lehigh Valley R. R
Niagara
Buffalo
Rochester Junction
Rochester
Geneva
Watkica Glen
Glen Summit Springs
Mach Chuck
Susquehanna
Lehigh
Wyoming
Jall
Baltimore & Ohio
Kater
Denver, Co
Retursa
Ohio R. R
Order of Eagles
Denver
Col
Osilon B.& O. RK. R
Baltimora and Ohio Railroad
Monumental
Roodock & Co
BIG Store's Bargain Bulletin
Thos, P.rice
East Fourth Street
Frederick County
Paterman
Franklin Street
Frederick Waril
Warsadaniy
Obors
O. L. Kefauver
Gov. Ghureh and Market Bro
Frederica
Foster
Meyzvdiy D. N. E. Kefauver
Church Street
Procho
A. J. Fiobelberger
N. W. Cor
Market and Third Bis
Frederick, Ma Dawhy
U26dawiy
Cecil & Gorman
Debigne
F. B. Sappington
Gommer Goods
Fane
F. B. Sappingtor
Dalhlye
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