In History This Day Saint Tiolena and Other Notables
On this date in history, notable deaths and births are listed: Saint Tiolena, mother of Constantine, died in Rome. biblical scholar Dr. Denjarain Kennicott. John arl Russell, former British prime minister, born in London died 1878. poet Dr. Taines Beattle in Aberdeen. American diplomat Charles Francis Adams born in Boston died there 1886. Asaph Hall discovered two Mara satellites. actress Ellen Kean died. composer Frederick William Crouch of Kathleen Mavourneen fame died in Portland. General William Ward, Federal veteran, died in Newark.
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St. Tiolena
Constantine
Rome
Denjarain Kennicott
John Arl Russell
Great Britain
London
Taines Beattle
Aberdeen
Charles Francis Adame
United States
Andland
Boston
Mara
Asaph Hall
Washington
Ellen Kean
Charles John Kean
Frederick William Crouch
Kathleen Mavourneen
Portland
William Ward
Newark
N. J
Classified Advertisements Harshly Mixed at Smith Athletic Park
Page features terse notices from nine office and shop categories including doll items, piano mandolin for sale, watch the balleting, public sale, and various help wanted ads. Names like Jacob Rohrback and Mrs WN Allen appear among the listings with addresses such as 18 W Church St and other local venues. The mix suggests a busy urban classifieds page with merchandise sales, employment requests, and property for sale.
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Smith Athletic Park
Doll’s Qolporteur
Jacob Rohrback
W. Church St
Mra
P. Allen
Dolla Fresh
Dolla Public Sale
B. Fout Mandolin
M. B. Steckel Preas Fooder
Geese Saecn
Cesta -Iaheecetenls -Victor Remedies Co
Moser Property Bor Sala
KEEP POSTED. Day News mailed to your vacation address
Advertisement offers home delivery of The Day News while on summer vacation. Readers may leave their name and address at the business office. Rates are 10 cents for four weeks or 30 cents for eight months, mailed to any U S or Canada address.
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U. S
Canada
Personal notices of visitors and travels in Frederick
A stream of society notices lists Rev J H Balthin leaving for Rockville and many residents visiting relatives or traveling to Baltimore Atlantic City Philadelphia Hagerstown Reading Blue Ridge Summit Catonsville and Greenbriar West Virginia. Names include Ingle Brown Wilcoxon Potts Bruner Dull Qayan Hoffman Diffendall Olingan Waltman Saylor Weant Beall Goldridge Bockheimer Nells and others with trips and home returns across Maryland Virginia and nearby states.
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J. H. Balthin
Rockville
Osborne Ingle
Detroit
Mich
Hayes Brown
Philadelphia
Charles J. Wilcoxon
Baltimore
Richard Potts
Court Square
Charles
Grayson Bruner
Frederick
Eleanor Dull
West Third
James Howard
Samuel Doyall
Atlantic City
Misner
Hilderbrand
West Partick Street
Wm. A. Rameburg
North Mar- Kat Street
Charies H. Baughman
East Second Street
Blue Ridge Summit
Harvey Zimmerman
West Fourth Street
Misa Qallie Hunt
Catonsville
Willie Wright
Eva Kreh
Eara D. Hoffman
Hagerstown
E. L. McLean
Reading
Darina Darby
Martinsburg
W. Va
F. Z. Rhodes
West Second Straat
Ezra D. Hoffman
Harry Strausnar
Shafer L. Rhoads
South Market Street
H. R. Webb
Patrick Street
John D. Hendrickson
Roy Saylor
Brunswick
O. E. Ssylex
Charles McInery
Sunday Excursions by Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad ran excursions from Frederick to Washington and Baltimore. Seventy-two Frederiktonians visited Washington and seventy-one went to Baltimore. A separate excursion from Hagerstown brought thirty-one visitors to Frederick.
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Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Frederick
Washington
Baltimore
Hagerstown
Religious World Sunday Schools and Societies Topics
A lengthy column lists church services and Sunday schools across multiple denominations. It notes absences of pastors at St John’s Catholic, Evangelical Reformed, and Evangelical Lutheran churches, with times for services and Sunday school sessions. Other churches held standard services and sermons, including Grace Reformed and All Saints.
Delightful Pound Party Honors Anita Heitmuller
A social pound party Friday at Mrs. Conrad's home celebrated Miss Anita Heitmuller of Washington DC. Guests included Anna Houff Anits Heitmalier Flossie Barrick Mary Phoebus and many others. Games continued late followed by a dining display of seasonal delicacies and music by Barnes Mandolin Orchestra.
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Pound Parte
Mrs. Conrad
Anita Heitmuller
Washington, D.C
Anna Houff
Anits Heitmalier
Flossie Barrick
Mamis Conrad
Mary Phoebus
Anns McCracken
Josie Stockman
Ella Conrad
Pearl Goodman
Grace Wolfe
Mary Meisling
Leslie Shoffler
Agnes Tyevar
Blanche Shoffer
Anna Conrad
Annie Adams
New Market
Virgie Wolfe
Lizzie Meisling
Messrs
Webb Heck
W. E .Poole
Jos Slagle
Roy Wolfe
Barry Ketler
Jos Hollis
Karl Arbaugh
Geo. Poole
Ernest Cockerly
Silas Thomas
Barnes’ Mandolin Orchestra
Funeral for Miss Carrie Long Held in Lewistown
The funeral for Miss Carrie Long was conducted yesterday from her Lewistown home with services at Mt. Prospect church nearby. Interment followed in the local cemetery. Rev. Hey S. M. Hench of Frederick officiated. Miss Long belonged to Ss. Paris Reformed Church Utica Mills and taught Sunday school. Pallbearers included William F. Gaugh McMilist Georges Mort and Walter Wiles. Luther Creager Thurmont served as funeral director.
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Carrie Long
Lewistown
Mt. Prospect Church
Hey. S. M. Hench
Frederick
Miss Long
Ss. Paris Reformed Church
Sf Utica Mills
William F. Gaugh
McMilist
Georges Mort
Walter Wiles
Luther Creager
Thurmont
Advertised Letters List At Frederick City Postoffice
A list of remaining advertised letters dated Saturday August 16. two weeks to claim with dial for “advertised letters” before they are sent to the dead letter. Names include Dewitt Foreman Newton Geillok Harold Hart Lewis Britter Bagh Wilson Hirs H Bortay Mrs Jennette Brown Miss Lacy Davis Ms Ella Carroll Mary J Conklin Florence Rogan and others Say you saw it in The News.
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Prederick City
Jennette Brown
Ella M. Carroll
Mary J. Conklin
Lacy Davis
Edward Handock
Ids Bragg
Florence Rogan
Braddock Heights colony notes and excursions
Reading reflects Braddock Heights colony activities at the Heights pavilion with a sunset song service led by A Fourhake and O B T Hendrickson, 160 attendees from city and Middletown, Miss Mulloix at piano, campers joining in. Pedestrian trips to Jiga er Hill planned, Valley View arrivals noted, Avalon cottage expansion, gardens thriving, several residents returning from Washington and Baltimore, two copperawakes killed along the boulevard last week.
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Braddock Colony
Heights
Suncet
Middletown
A. Fourhake
T. Hendrickson
Theainglog
Misa Mullloix
Jiga@er Hill
Valley View
Beall
Misa Beall
Weahington
Charlea Myere
Brooks
Bransom
Washington
Avalon
Smith
Late Snyder
Hells Inn
Clary
Amog Urner
Englar
Carroll County
Catalpin
Colony Gardens
Catalain
Wickware
Virginia Fout
Z. Jan. Gittinger
Chas. Hendrickson
Bon Air Cottage
O Dorasy Tyson
Baltimore
Waringdale
Poolesville Colt Show Draws Large Crowd of 1200
Poolesville in Montgomery County hosted a colt show with about 40 entries including light and heavy draft stock. Judges were John H. Gassaway, Frederick T. Bayes, and Edward Allnutt. Prizes in various classes went to Poolesville residents led by Richard Poole and W J Williams. Many farmers wished they had known earlier to exhibit other stock.
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Poolesville
Montgomery County
Messrs
John H. Gassaway
Germantown
Frederick T. Bayes
Barnesville
Edward Allnutt
Dawsonville
Richard Poole
Vernon Hempatone
M. T. Pyles
W. J. Williams
Frank Williams
Pooleaville
Mesers
D. J.willard
Frank Hutton
Cloppars
James Trundle
Pooledville
J Hu. Gassaway
Claes
J.T. Trundle
Walter Wil- Hama
Poole
Schley Triumphal Arch plans grow for nation wide support
The Schley Triumphal Arch Association of Baltimore reports growing plans as letters arrive from all sections of the United States praising the idea. Prominent people from across the North, East, South and West express willingness to support and push the project in their regions if Baltimore maintains leadership and sets the pace.
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Schley
Baltimore
Independent Athletic Club organized with 50 members
An athletic club of Independent Fire Company members was formed Friday evening with fifty charter members. The gym will be on the second floor of the building previously used for dancing. Dr. Boward Nelson chaired the meeting, which adjourned to August 20 for further enrollments. Officers: T. Edger Brest president, Milton T. Bogle vice president, O. P. Myer secretary, Francis Little treasurer, Edward Bantz gymnastic instructor.
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Independent Athletic Glub
Independent Fire Company
Entine House
Boward Nelson
T. Edger Brest
Milton T. Bogle
O. P.myer
Francis Little
Edward Bantz
Potatoes Attached to Corn Stalks Reported Nearby Farm
A farmer near Frederick reported a corn stalk with attached potatoes found in several spots where potatoes were planted between corn rows. Market quotes from Eastern Milling include corn futures and wheat bids, with Bay prices and county commissioners’ semi monthly meeting noted. Publicity ad offers 25 cent notices in the Frederick News.
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Hamilton Geisbert
Margaret Hood
Frederick
Tax News Office
Eastern Milling & Export Company
Bail Fixed At 1000 Dollars In Middletown Assault Case
In Middletown Judge Sheffer set bail at 1000 for eight defendants including George and Dudley Strawsberger Harry Koontz and Charles Cramer charged with assaulting Martin B R Kefanver with intent to kill. Several others were released on habeas corpus after counsel J W Gaver and state attor ney Emory L Gopientz appeared. Some defendants remained jailed or discharged as proceedings continued.
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Lemuel Sheffer
Middletown
George
Dudley Strawebarger
Harry Koontz
Harry Schell
Lina Thomas
Thomas Penn
Charles Cramer
John Shipley
Bernard Michael
Martin BR. Kefanver
John H. R. Wood
Dudley Strawsberger
Harry Bobell
McSherry
Justha She
Harry Boontz
Silas Thomas, Jr
Joseph W. Gaver
Shipley
Peon
Michael
Obsrleg Koshler
Sheffl R
J. W. Gaver
Medicine in Delicious Form from Fruit Remedies
The article extols fruit as healthy yet warns of overuse. It urges water balance with meals and promotes apples, grapes, pears, peaches, plums, apricots and nectarines for digestion, nerve health, and blood quality. It notes cost and home preparation via wholesale grape juice, stressing natural remedies as preventive care.
Brakeman Injured in Marting burg Freight Incident
William Grossnicle of Brunswick, a B and O brakeman, suffered a serious injury Saturday afternoon at Marting burg West. While brushing an eastbound fast freight, he boarded as the train moved and was struck by a pen stock near the top of a car. He sustained a deep gash at the back of his head and injuries to his back and side, was treated at the depot, and returned home to Braz Brunswick.
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William Grossnicle
Brunswick
Martingburg
Grossnicle
Braarwick
Fire destroys farm buildings and implements in Carroll County
A fire on Mrs. Mary I Hull's farm near Westminster, Carroll County, caused an estimated loss of about 3000 with 1825 dollars insured. The blaze consumed a barn, wagon shed, hay, grain, horses, cattle, and Hoppe's threshing gear. The engine was saved by Alexander Squirrel. Origin undetermined. fire broke out between 9 and 10 PM Saturday.
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Mary I. Hull
Leander Hull
Suoabaughs
Mil
Westminster
Joseph H. Hoppe
Alexander Squirrel
Hoppe
Fire Association of Philadelphia
Aimisa
Left eye of George Myars destroyed in Hagerstown blast
A cartridge explosion in Hagerstown damaged George Myars left eye. Other items note abundant canning in Osoil, a Cumberland reunion of Allegany county’s Junior Order of United American Mechanics, a colored man John Fisher seized on a stolen bicycle near Ellicotts by Warden Hinman, and a cornerstone set for a North East Methodist Episcopal church in Cecil county. Alma Dayhoff of Hagerstown died by self harm in Philadelphia. James Garner nine, killed his sister Emily Garner six at John Tomlinson’s home near Upper Marlboro. Edward Warfield hosts remnant survivors from Oakdale and Cherry Grove in Howard county, a prewar family event.
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George Myars
Hagarstown
Osoil
Order of United American Mechanics
Allegany County
Cumberland
John Fisher
Warden Hinman
Ellicotts
New Methodist Episcopal Church
North Enat
Cecil County
Alma Dayhoff
Hagerstown
H. E. Dayhott
Philadelphia
James Garner
Emily Garner
John Tomlinson
Upper Marlboro
Oakdale
Howards County
Edward Warfield
Cherry Grove
Work of Deati Edward W Firor Passes in Baltimore
Edward W Firor aged 31, husband of Alberts J Firor, died in Baltimore on Saturday. Funeral held today from the home of his father-in-law, George M McGee, Rels terstown road. Prof Robert Emmett Roelke, known as Robert E Roelke, will depart tomorrow with his trained dogs troupe for the Inwood Fair at Martinsburg B.
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Edward W. Firor
Edward W
Alverts
J. Firor
Baltimore
George M. McGee
Relsterstown Road
Robert Emmett
Robert E. Roelke
Martionsburg
Greek Meets Greek Ends with New Market Clash Victory
John Bendrionson reports a Greek meeting ending with a clash where the newer side wins. A crowd from Velaz one calls for access as merchants arrive at the Model's door seeking entry while others are edged out.
Tao Hig Store Bargain Bulletin
The selling of midsummer merchandise quickens as our 12 day Carpe ante offers greatly reduced prices. Buyers anticipate fall carpet needs and take advantage now. Our Brunsels Velvat Brusaela Ingrain and Rag Carpets remain in stock, including 10 dozen extra large two thread Turkish Towels at 180 each, worth 260.
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H. Rodouk & OO
Final sweep sale at under market values
Our stock of linens including 160 Fancy Dimities Lawns Batiste and Dotted Swiss is reduced per yard to clear the lot quickly for new stock. We offer August prices on new goods and summer items at half price with surprises in dress wear and extra values. A dollar goes a long way at our dry goods shop.
Jons Henpricxson P S Read our ads
Ad note directs readers to from now on NBIDIG and MILLER. No clear event or location, but mentions two names and an advertising instruction.
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P.S
Glare of Passion Half Price Sale at Big Store
A bold half price sale touts discounts on fabrics, linens, hosiery, and dress goods. Advertises 60 cent dollar value items, cheap towels, ribbons, and white goods with many priced to attract shoppers today. Also promotes a pharmacy and local college notices amid mixed classifieds.
Grand excursion ads and park notices in Frederick
Local notices invite residents to a grand excursion to Baltimore and Telchester Beach on August 20 under Mountain City Lodge No. 129. Round trips cost 150 and 1.76 dollars. Stops include B&O depot and Braddock Heights. The item also touts dental services by Dr H O Sura and announces athletic park entertainment tonight with the Frederick Superb Band.
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Baltimore
Telchester Beach
Mountain City Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Frederick ,Orty, Md
Frederick
Baltimore College of Dental Surgery
Chicage
H. O. Sura
Masonic Tempie
Middletown
Braddock Heights
Osra Lesve
RipExors
In the Law's Grip Fined for Cruelty
Jacob Notnagis faced cruelty to animals charges after his case was heard on Saturday. Justice Smith imposed a 250 fine for tying the legs of two oxen together and driving them through town in a wagon.
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Jacob Notnagis
Justice Smith
Mr. Notnagie
Hamerick and Littie Wed at Mt Mary’s Church
Albert Hamerick and Alice Littie both of Bamiteburg were married last evening at St Anthony's church Mt Mary’s at 7 o'clock by Rev J B Manley.
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Humerick —Mittle
Albert Hamerick
Alice Littie
Bamiteburg
St. Anthony’s
Mt. St. Mary's
J. B. Manley
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