Echoes of the Parade The Wheelmen Plan Weekly Runs
Frederick motorists describe a bicycle parade with decorated wheels and lanterns across East Third Street. Dr. T Bader and C Ed Kemp receive praise for their displays while John Kennedy loses some decorations on cobbled streets. Albert Hargett is credited with many trims as the crowd contemplates a November carnival and future mixed rider events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. 8. Bader
East Third Street
C. Ed. Kemp
Ehas Ramsburg
Frederick
John A. Kennedy
Albert Hargett
News Office
H.R. Heck
Wi Gannon
Edward Miller
Adams Express Company
Church News Highlights from All Saints Guild Meeting
Eden J Thurs ton of the U S Navy spoke on mission work in China and Hankow school efforts. Rev J A Ingle preached on display and modesty at St James Lutheran, with notes on piety and vanity, and a Lutheran school picnic set for Wednesday.
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China Mission
All Saints’ Guild
Eden J. Thurston
U.S. Navy
China
J. A. Ingle
Hankow
Pecretray
Board of Missions
Protestant Episcopal Church
New York
Gsy
Alon
John W. Foater
Foater
Washington
Japan
Ceres
Ingle
Frederick
Chins
Ageist
Hasskari
St. James
Lake
Timothy
Peter
The
Reformed Church
Dr. Eschbach
Catholi ciub Excursion To Bay Ridge Tomorrow
Tomorrow offers a cheap and pleasant outing for Catholi club and John’s Sunday school excursion to Bay Ridge and Baltimore. Round trip fare is 1.50 with tickets valid three days. Steamer ride down the bay promises beautiful scenery, invigorating air, and excellent on board accommodations. an opportunity not to miss, as it will be the last of the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bay Ridge
John
Bag Ridge
Baltimore
Tomorow
Washington, D.C
Retaro
Penneylvania
Supreme Lodge
Knights of Pythias of the World
Washington, D. C
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Washington
National Capital
Philadelphia
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Sony
Excaurafonista
Lesshore
Congress
Seasion
Potomac
Mt. Vernon
Carroll County Notes: Local Real Estate and Court Updates
Nicheel BE sold 187 acres near Patapeco for 3025 83. Zepps bail on camp meeting law charge near Linwood. August circuit term begins. non jury. dockets include trials, two appeals, 14 originals. Peirs injured by stone while driving near Pria seburg. animal killed. Stentz kicked by horse, bruised. escape from serious harm. Silver Run leaders plan to seek electric railway extension from Reisterstown to town. Kinnesmith badly hurt by mule kick. head injuries, jaw and teeth damage, arm fracture. Ezra Garner fined 50 for selling goods on Linwood camp ground. defense cites service relief needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrell County
Nicheel BE. Walah
Jeremiah Eiserved
Patapeco
Edward Zepp
Linwood
Carroll County
Tvo
Daniel Peirs
Priasieburg
Eld
Wiliam Stentz
Pountale Valley
Silver Run
Isde
Ezra B. Garner
William Moore
Westminster
Garner
Monocacy Outing Ends With Camp Farewell and Songs
Special Correspondence from Monocacy notes eight days beside the Monocacy River ending with a loud wakeup by Billy Storm singing from a pine. After breakfast the party prepared to break camp due to cool nights and muddy river, with concerts by the male quartette and waiters Coony and Jason entertaining each evening.
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Case Monocacy
Monocacy River
Billy Storm
Billy
Roger Motter
Thomas Wolfe
Roger Wood
Claude McCleery
Barnes Trumle
Robert Tyson
George Doll
Bert McCardell
Coony
Jason
Burne Treadle
G. A. Morgen
Jacos Tyson
G.J. Doll
D. C. Moiter
A. C. McCardell
Bettle Tyson
Valentine McCleery
Daniel Steiner
Roger Moyer
Burns Trundle
Wiliam Storm
Camden
N. J
Tramps, Salvation Army events, and threshing news
Tramps from Point of Rocks rode under box cars on the Baltimore and Ohio freight line, with about 200 loiterers causing trouble along the route. Salvation Army open air and indoor meetings were held on the square and Sunday with Adjutant Danham in charge next weekend. Robert L. Lorentz was chosen to promote the 34th Frederick County fair. Messrs Runkles and Wilson reported 1650 bushels of wheat threshed near Bartonaville with two gas moves in a day.
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English
Gaithersburg
Boyd’s
Baltimore and
Ohe
Reedy
Washington
Point of Rocks
Bosch's
Keedy
Ine
Salvation Army
D. E Danham
Central District
Maryland
Virginia
Delaware
District of Columbia
Robert L. Lorentz
Frederick County Agricultural Society
Baltimore
Bob
Runkles and Wilson
Bartonaville
PURELY PERSONAL NEWS FROM FREDERICK CITY
Names and visits fill local society pages as residents travel to Richmond Baltimore Washington and nearby towns. Individuals like Mr Thomas Gittinger Miss Jesse Mills and Mrs Isidor Sax appear with friends relatives and days spent visiting. Various trips to Atlantic City Gettysburg and Buckeystown are noted among hosts and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Gittinger
Richmond
Wise Nannie Diffenderfer
Baltimore
Misees Shriner
North Market Street
Isidor Sax
Sol Sterb
Harry Grove
Washington
Jesse Mills
Maggvie Rob
Raymond
Reidh
Dirs
J. T. Mottit
Justice Eckstein
Charles Kohlhoss
Poolesville
Providence Hospital
Kohlhoss
Callie Shafer
Hallie Rice
Callie Hane
West Third Street
Lovetsville
Milay Maggie Ragan
Alisa Metesli
Balthmore
Nannie Houck
Harmony Grove
Wim. Carter
Ilinois
Elmer E Woodward
Air
B. Clay Perry
Liberty
Mr. Gill
A. J
Advertised Letters Listed at Frederick City Post Office
August 11 1894 marks the remaining advertised letters at the Frederick City post office. Names include Mrs Henry T Deaver Misa Elsie Deekens Miss Annie Johnson J B Meaning Mss Mime A C Henecher Miss Alberta Bameburg Miss Rosa Stamims Geo W Raslet Luther ster Samuel Morgan Williem Racey Joseph The Sick Richard Norris of Liberty who had been sick is up and out Albert McCardell and Charles Brengie of South Market street suffer quinsy. Hood's cures are promoted claiming unique curative spores and Sarsaparilla is urged.
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Frederick City
Linet
Henry T. Deaver
Misa
Elsie Deekens
Annie Johnson
Ra. J.B. Meaning
Mime
A. C. Henecher
Alberta Bameburg
Rosa Stami
Frederick Fair selects Berkeley county reps to advisory board
The Frederick Fair names representatives from Berkeley county West Virginia to join the advisory board. Members include W. W. Weatphal C. C. Getzendanner C. O. Lambert J. M. Small W. T. Stewart Wo. Porterfield George W. Bender Jamce Campbell Jemee W. NeDonald Peter Foreman and George D. Pitzer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Fair
W. W. Weatphal
C. C. Getzendanner
C. O. Lambert
J. M. Small
W. T. Stewart
Wo. Porterfield
George W. Bender
Jamce Campbell
Jemee W. NeDonald
Peter Foreman
George D. Pitzer
Berkeley County
Creagers Town Picnic Draws Large County Crowd
Prince Doubtless presided as Creagerstown picnic became one of the county’s largest gatherings. The Asion Sunday School led the morning program and J.C. U M of Creagers town with 61 members hosted the afternoon. Editor Reno Astro delivered the address to the order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince
Creagerstown
Asion
Reno
Astro
Last Chance Excursion to Baltimore Bay Ridge $150 Round Trip
Readers are invited to Baltimore and Bay Ridge tomorrow with fare at $150 round trip on special trains at 6 am and all regular L trains. Includes visits to Audiorium Ice Palace and Crystal Maze with on ice skating and stage entertainment. Weather forecast for Tuesday Aug 14 calls for fair and warm, large crowds expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Bay Ridge
Baltimore and
Bay “Idge
Catholic Club
John
TI MODEL OF INTEREST TO MEN AND LADIES
In order to make room for winter underwear that will soon come LNW S will close all over fancy pe and cole and madras shirts at greatly reduced prices. Bear in mind that our goods are only first class in quality of cloth workmanship and fit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pe&cole
Madras
Tea quality praised as finest in world
In Ceylon tea growing has become a science and bag required in producing so. The article claims the tea offers delicacy of flavor, purity and strength unmatched by any other country. It states one pound equals one and a half of the best teas on the American market. Ww. Eldridge.
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Ceylon
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Barnesville
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J. N. Zimmerman
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Fred Alvey
Hagerstown
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Ars
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R. L. Harley
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Harpers Ferry
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Raising Grocery CO
N. Market
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Walesr & CO
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Alto
Frederick, MB
B. H. Blaceston
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Maereret Steert
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Olty Coal
Bin
Lyren's Valley
Red Ash
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Cumberland
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Shriner
Hillee 2 CO
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