Frederick visits and local social notes in Frederick
Frederick social page lists visits and weekend events. Miss Nol na for aa Bais Oaffrey from Baltimore in Frederick for the day. Several residents including Miss Tucker, Miss Nottie Johnson, and Mr. John K. Simmons guesting in Frederick with relatives. Families from Martinsburg, Winchester, Chambersburg and Waynesboro travel for visits and reunions. Rev S M Hench and Mrs Hench depart for Pennsylvania for the Hench Drongold reunion and will return Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas ‘Moo
Pittsburg
Frederick la Young
Nol Na
Aa Bais ‘Oaffrey
Baltimors
Frederic
Hannew
Patrick Etree Oumay
New
London
Fraderick
Charles F. Stall
Uatox Ge
Frederick
Tucker
Nottie ‘Fohnsop
Second Street
Monnis
Take Park
John K. Simmons
Rosnoke
Jno. P. Graeff
Buckeystown
Frank Grove
Shepherd
John ‘Bauwgardner
North Market Street
Edythe
Maud
Grambine
Sn Thermont
Emmiteburg
J. 5. Price
Joseph
Osborne
Chambersburg
Waynesboro
Clara
Walkersville
Beattie Ranneberger
Jafferson
Hench
Drongold
Groff Park
Perry County
John Hench
Philadelphis
Wartenburg
Germany
Securities Sold At Court House For Estate Funds
Blarvey i House acting as suitor sold at the Court House door at 11 o clock this morning for William M Hardt executor of Louis V Scholl seven thousand five hundred dollars worth of Frederick City four percent bonds to F Granwilla Thomas for seven thousand five hundred three dollars Two shares of the Catoctin Mountain Road Company stock sold to Harry B Witter for eleven dollars per share One share of stock of the Monomey Turnpike Company bought by Granville Smith for thirty three dollars
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Blarvey i. House
Court House
Wm. M. Hardt
Louis V. Scholl
Frederick City
F. Granwilla Thomas
Catoctin Mountain Road Company
Harry B. Witter
Monomey Turnpike Company
Granville Smith
Rights of Way Sought for Baltimore and Frederick Line
In Frederick County Maryland lawyers Mr. Frank B Dellaway and Mr. Jas B Ingram Jr of the Baltimore and Frederick Electric Railway secured rights of way in the northern section yesterday. Several farmers refused offers and the company may file condemnation proceedings to obtain the land the road will pass through.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank B. Dsllaway
Jas. B. Ingram, Jr
Baltimore and Frederick Electric Railway
Baltimore
Frederick County
Isix
Frederick Band Carnival fills fairgrounds with music and races
The third annual Band Carnival in Frederick drew crowds from across the county and nearby areas. A morning parade led by Samuel Kefauver and Wildien Davis opened from Court Park, featuring bands from Walkersville Woodsboro Baker's Valley Graceham Monocacy Valley Yellow Springs Creagerstown Double Pipe Creek Harmony and Middletown. At the fair grounds four horse and mule races and two bicycle races topped the program as bands filled the air with melody all day.
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Frederick
Banda
Court Park
Samuel Kefau‘ver
Tadeger
Wildien ‘Davis
Walkersville
Woodsboro
Baker’s Valley
Graceham
Monoccacy
Valley
Yoellow
Bprings
Creagerstown
Double Pips Creek
Hageratown
sand /Brederick
Braddock Almanac Fragment Promises Vague Local Tales
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a pavilion at the Colony and a host at Hello Inn with scattered, unclear references. A man lost his wife and a figure fell from Mt Agnes. details are unreadable and no coherent events emerge.
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Aday
Georgia
Mt. Agnes
Mushrooms Rally In 4 to 3 Victory At OniDert Diamond
Mushrooms defeated Brats 4 to 2 with Kline and Brachous on the mound. Mushrooms set to play Beatz at Wild Gate this evening. F. A. Club, Frederick champions, will face Athletic Park on Friday and Saturday, August 20 22, amid expectations after a long winning streak.
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oniDert
Ikey
Kline
Brachous
Reynolds
Davall
Agco Folock
Virginia
Will Cross
F. A
Fred‘erick
Athletic
Park
Thaday
Jonaph
Union Picnic at Forest Grove Near Greenfield
A union Sunday school picnic will be held Thursday next August 21 from 10 p.m. to 8 p.m. at Forest Grove church grove near Greenfield. Mount Pleasant Koonts chapel and Forest Grove Sunday schools and other schools are invited to participate. The Frederick Select Cornes Band and Orchestra are engaged for the day with two concerts morning and afternoon featuring Washington Frederick and local talent. Ladies from each participating Sunday school will staff the refreshment and lunch booth. This is the first union picnic these schools have held here. Extensive preparations are under way for a large attendance.
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Union
Forest Grove
Greenfield
Mount Pleasant
Koonts
Changes in the Jury for September Term
This morning changes were made in the juries for the September term. Snouffer replaces James J. Fitzsimmons in district 1, Elmer E K Raymer replaces Clayton Baker in district K, McGlain and Fiohr replace Delanter and Harbaugh in district 12, W L Gross replaces Charles A Carlisle in district 14, Oram A Kepler replaces Harman Feister in district 17, Elias Binger replaces Clemson in district 19, and Jenes B Pearra replaces Inks O Basor in district 19.
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Snouffer
James J. Fitzsimmons
Elmer EK. Raymer
Clayton Baker
Wm. A. McGlain
Jessie Fiohr
James F. Delanter
Wim. F. Harbaugh
Wi. L
Law In Grip: Jail Terms From Disorderly Conduct Case
George Johnson arrested by Officer Holbraner for disorderly conduct and corang in Brewery alley. Justice Smith found him guilty and sentenced him to 10 days in jail with a $5 fine. Koonts White charged with grand larceny of a watch valued at 11 was held for grand jury after a bail hearing. Hewse released on $50 bail pending grand jury action.
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George Johnson
Holbraner
Smith
Johnson
Koonts White
Rokstein
Hewse
Charles Smallwood Dead In City Home At 72
Charles Smallwood prominent local resident died at his South Market Street home at 4 45 this morning from cancer. A former mercantile tailor by trade he later served as a bailiff. Funeral set for Friday at 4 o clock with Mountain City Lodge Knights of Pythias in charge. Widow Miss Rinehart and children Mrs Blinks of Frostburg Md Mary Demmitt Baltimore Miss Ross and Charles Smallwood of this city survive along with other relatives. He was active in the Methodist Episcopal church.
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Charles Smallwood
South Market Street
Smallwood
Balliff
Mountain City Lodge
Knights of Phthing
Wau'a
Mr. Smallwood
Mra. Blinck
Frosburg
Waa
Mies Rinehart
New Market
Wi ‘Membar
Methodist
Episcopal
Shylock in a Bil nfo i tion Summer School program
Mr Young presented a dramatic portrayal of Shylock as a tense yet principled moneylender in a Catholic Summer School reading. His performance drew strong applause, transforming the classic figure into a contemporary youthful lender, praised for intellect and steady ethics.
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Young
Shylock
Mr. Young
Shy- Jook
Fragments of verse and street scene in a moonlit mood
A stitched-together column of snippets includes a poem about moonlit nights a note on approaching vacation and school breaks a street incident near Br. Baward Baltzell's store a playful exchange between a young couple and social reflections on charity and virtue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baward Baltzell
North Markets Street
Mistah Jackson
Charcoal Eph
Baltimore mayor hopeful Oscar H Ross named
Former Baltimore resident Oscar H Ross is discussed as a potential Republican mayoral candidate. Ross, a druggist by trade, has recently bought the large Lily, Rogere & Co. store on Baltimore Street and owns another sizable establishment on Eastow Street.
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Baltimore
Oscar H. Ross
Rossam
City Hospital receives brick donation and new fund start
Frederick City Hospital board closes another month with full attendance. Janet Williams furnishes a room and Backaystown Brick Works donates 8000 bricks for paving. Donations include land and various goods from multiple contributors. Fifteen patients treated. new board members elected.
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Mies
Janet Williams
Room
Buckeystown Brick Company
Frederick City
Asaguestion
Janet Willama
Backaystown
Charles’ Rohrback
Dec. Mckinney
Jack Thames
Wm, Reon
Jacob
Fond
Mra
Ernest
Helfenstein
Misai Janet Williams
Effie Lichalberger
70 Malt Rerw Next State Camp Of Py Bi to be Held
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a state camp event related to 70 Malt. The text mentions Baltimore and various counts, with unclear roles and participants. The readable items show dates or names missing, leaving a partial snapshot of preparations and representatives.
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R Tole
Baltimore
Opening game notes underline court confusion
Fragmentary text references an opening game and a court by John. It hints at payment issues and unclear situation. Details are unreadable, but the piece seems to report a preliminary event or dispute connected to a court setting and a person named John.
Troop Camp Near Charlestown Readies for Eventful Week
Troop Aac Charia Maryland National Guard has set up camp near Charlestown West Virginia in a meadow west of Harles Town at A C Moore. Twenty five marchers enjoy camp life and will stay until Friday. Many plan to attend the Berryville horse show. The party will travel to Osper Springs from Charlestown and be away about several days.
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TroopAacCharia
Droop A
Maryland National Guard
Charlestown
W. Va
A. C. Moore
Harlestown
Berryville
Osper’ Springs
Narrow escape from post-hole boring machine incident
Mr. H. M. Kefauver of this city was caught in a post-hole boring machine at his brother Calvin Kefauver's home near Mon-Sevue on Monday. His coat sleeve snagged on a set screw tearing cloth. the engine was shut down quickly and Kefauver suffered bruises to the face and arm but escaped serious injury.
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H. M. Kefsaver
Calvin Kefauver
Mon- Sevue
Kefsaver
Mr. Kefanver
Auction on Jefferson turnpike for late Elias Zimmerman estate
Auctioneers will sell personal property at the premises Jefferson turnpike including fine live stock farming implements household furniture and other items for the executors of Elias Zimmerman. Also selling several acres of growing corn share of Frederick and Jefferson turnpike stock and a mountain lot of 161 102 acres near Braddock with a tomorrow sale.
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Chas. B. Fout
Jefferson Turnpike
Elias Zimmerman
Frederick and
Braddock
Mid-Week Church Services Noted Across Local Congregations
News notes mid week church activities at the M E church led by Mr Schalenberger while the Presbyterian service was canceled due to the pastor's absence. Henry Bros of Hagerstown, formerly of this city, shipped a second batch of horses to Washington, tallying 527 head traded since February 1.
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M.E
Mr. Schalenberger
German Reformed Church
Thomas Freeman Dixon
Presbyterian Church
BicHenry Bros
Hageratown
Washington
Borsss
Special meeting of Independent Athletic Association
A special meeting of the Independent Athletic Association will be held on Friday evening at 8 o clock in Independent Hall. Important business is to be transacted. Zinc au Grinding Meke Devoe Lead and Zinc Paint seat twice BS Jong as lesd and off mixed by head. Sebi by P. L. Hargett & Co.
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Independent Athletic Asociation
The
Independent Athletic Association
Independent Hall
Devoe
Head
P. L. Hargett & Co
Letters From The People On Postmaster General Edict
Readers discuss a proposed RR D mailbox edict set for October 1, detailing box specifications and the burden on residents. Widespread opposition cites increased cost, uneven benefit, and practicality, with examples from Virginia routes and neighbor mail arrangements. Also notes Rear Admiral Schley reception at Cliff Haven Summer School in New York.
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Igaio
P. O. Department
Sare
Aldé
Amon
Ars
Eno
Sculey
Winfield
Schley
Haven
N. Y
M. J. Lavelle
New York
Local notices and excursions across Frederick areas
A jumble of notices lists a trolley trip to Myersville and nearby towns postponed from July, trains and excursion details from the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad for Washington, Baltimore, Atlantic City and other shore spots, a local sales agent wanted for Sanitary Chemical Co, and local eye exams offered at 28 N Market Street with free examinations.
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Sanitary Chemical Co
Baltimore, Md
Washington
Baltimore
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Frederick
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Atlantic City
Cape May
Sea Isle City
Coosa City
N.J
Ocean City
Rehoboth Beach
Cal
Baltspears Sls R. B
Kemp elected Secretary-Treasurer of Mount Olivet Cemetery Company
At a board meeting, Robert A. Kemp bookkeeper at Central National Bank was chosen secretary treasurer to succeed the late Thomas Maulsby Markell. The appointment occurred at a meeting held last night.
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Mount Olivet Cemetery Company
Robert A. Kemp
Gentral National Bank
Thomas Maulsby Markell
Local Milling Market Quotes From Eastern Milling & Export Co
Quotations today show corn at 2.75 per barrel and shelled corn at 54 cents per bushel. Wheat No 2 red bids 65 and steamer 61 per bushel. New wheat Bay bids 66 cents, Bay at 16 to 18 dollars per ton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern
Miling & Export Company
New Wheat Bay
Progressive Enchre Party at Junior Hall for St John’s
There will be a progressive enchre party at Junior Hall Monday evening August 18 at six oclock for the beneft of St John’s church. Suitable prizes will be given. Ticket as cents. Knights of Pythias members will assemble at Castle Hall Friday at 3 50 to attend the funeral of late Brother Charles Smallwood. By order of O O O A Laxpis BE of RB c &. Dr 0 8 Bighbarger optical specialist of Hagerstown Md will be at Park Hotel August 13 by appointment at hotel or residence 14 and 15 Office house eschetening at hotel T to 9 room 12. Examination fres. Belle 356 Belle Geta Woodward’s for cheap groceries vegetables and fruite 77 West Patrick streat Frederick County Telephone
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St So'clocks
Beneft
St. John’s Church
Knights of Pythias
Plessesseembis
Charles Smallwood
A. Laxpis
RB. c
Bighbarger
Hageratown
Bmd
Park Hotel
Bellow
Geta Woodward's
West Patrickstreat
Frederick County Telephone
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