Personal notices of Baltimore residents visiting and hosting
Purely personal notices list Baltimore residents visiting relatives and friends in Frederick and Hagerstown, including Misses Annie and Maggie Long, Mrs Patterson, Miss Besale Young, Mr P F Pampella in Washington, and many others. The items mention excursions, guests at the Carlin House, and social visits with dates and places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Long
Maggie Long
Baltimore
Be P
Patterson
Besale Young
John Davis
West Ail Saint Stress
P. EF. Pampella
Washington, D.C
Mabel
Eatelle Foreman
Leander Foreman
Govanstown
Tiurmont
Arthur Lowenstein
Nannie Craig
Emme Lochner
East Fifth Street
George Ross
Holmes Baker
Caroline Ross
Alexie McDonald
Thomas Crouse
Washington
Daisy Sparrow
Frederick
Mamie Fall
West Washington Street
Hagerstown
Wr. Simmons
West Washington
Moe
William A. Mansfield
Dasyaulie
Irvin Wilcoxen
Reynold Hughes
East Seventh Street
Fred. W. and
Wim. L. Cramer
Montgomery County
Frank Wilcox
A J. Wilcoxer
Second Street
Wilcoxen
Taz News Oe
Jubilee Pie Traditions Marking Corn Repeal History
Denby Dale villagers plan a jubilee pie on August 1 to recall historic commemorations of corn repeal and nation events. Past pies celebrated recovery of George III, peace with France in 1815, and Queen Victoria's jubilee, drawing crowds and weighing up to two tons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denby Dale
Denby
Barnaby
London News
George III
England
France
Tex Hommes
First Trolley Party Marks Frederick and Middletown Line
Major Roy Roland launches the first trolley operation for the Frederick and Middletown Electric Railroad amid praise for President Smith and directors. The car, engineered by Roy Ruland, runs toward Belldock Heights as officials plan regular service and expanding rolling stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick and Middleton
Smithend
Road
Ube
Frederick and Middletown
Belddock Heights
M. E Getcondanner
Bow- Tus
Jacob
Tyson
Mary
Dirat
Rhodes’ Orchestra
Ynamos
Roy BR. Ruland
Conrad Ruland
Patrick Street
Ruland
Fredericktown
Electric Road
Geo. Wm. Smith
A. A. Gharatte
Thomas H. Haller
John ©. Motter
Frederick
Edward Kefanver
Herman L. Routsalon
Peter W. Shafer
Peter A. Bussard
Charles H. Coblentz
Middletons
Motter
Lavy
To Cleanse the System with Gentle Syrup Remedy
An old time advice piece promotes a syrup for cleansing the system. It claims effects on constipation kidneys and liver equal to refreshing relief and reducing headaches colds or fevers without irritation.
Cape May Heroine Saves Man From Drowning in Surf
Mrs Griffiths, aided by Dr Gordon and Mr Maguire, rescued Mr Tregeilas unable to swim as waves dragged him toward shore at Cape May. The Stockton Hotel guests reached them just in time. Tregeilas recovered and praised her courage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gameel BR. Tregellas
Estaw i Pace
Baltimore
Frederick
Tregee Ist
Hertel & Co
Ecc
Cape Day
Ming
Tregewas
Fhrat
Richard B. Gordon
John B. Maguirre
Stockton Hotel
Mrs. Griffiths
Mr. Tregeilas
Gordon
Mr. Tregelias
Stockton
Griffiths
Sne Monesuy
Mia Griffiths
Tregeliss
Cape May
Squirrel and Pheasant Shooting by County Laws
Maryland counties set local pheasant season dates from September to December. state law covers August 15 to December 24. Counties listed include Allegany Anne Arundel Baltimore Carroll Cecil Frederick Garrett Harford Howard Montgomery Washington and others with varying start and end dates. A Maryland Game and Fish Protective Association pamphlet summarizes these laws alongside the 1985 Sun Almanac compilation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Allegany
Baltimore
Carroll
Anne Arandel
Cecil
Frederick
Garrett
Harford
Howard
Montgomery
Washington
Beithmore
Wicomico
Maryland Game and Fish Protective Association
Sun Almanse
Potomac fishing spree attracts Baltimore and local guides
A large party from Opensburg to Chambersburg camps along the Potomac above Williamsport reporting excellent luck with prime black bass and white bass catches daily. A Baltimorean caught a 73 pound bass at a river bend near Williamsport while Frank Wimver of Agerstown landed a 35 pound string at Chaney's Lock. Local fishermen and guides see brisk business as waters fill with visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opensburg
Chambersburg
Potomac
Williamsport
Potomac River
Frank Wimver
Agerstown
Chaney's Lock
Unclear historic note from The Shepherdstown Independent
A garbled local column from The Shepherdstown Independent mentions Mr Thames Caupline, a former Shepherdstown youth now in Frederick City Maryland, visiting relatives. It references capturing many of the fung tribe and contains unclear, jumbled phrases about a person named Tom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Witten
Mansfield
Court Street
Itisid
Forign
Pemceal Mentica
Shepherdstown
Thames Caupline
Shepherdstorm
Frederick City
Fung
Tom 4
Gamuel Waters
Bouth Market Street
William Flaming
Samuel Hoke
Fieming
Beagle Hound Escapes Under Arch as Suspected Mad Dog
In a brief report from Anthony Sith area, a beagle hound ran under a home arch last week, with its behavior judged as possibly mad. Hood's Batenariita is cited as a repeated proven purifier when other cures fail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cos. Raymond
Anthony Sith
Liberty
Beagle Hound
Hood
The Bicycle Parade Arrangements Draw Public Interest
The Bicycle Lantern parade, caratral and watermelon feast, is planned with a detailed prize list and a 7 PM start from Court Park. Prize categories include babies, ladies, and gentlemen, with comical decorated wheels and riders, plus boy rider and district awards. Route covers Court Park, West Patrick, Telegraph, Gouth, Market streets, and club house where melons will be served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Li Gealoos CF
Derck
Rodock & Nelitg
Loy & Perry
Charles Hermann
Thomas H. Er
G. Ed. Myert
F. W. Staub
A.C. McCardell
JG. Hendrickson, Ltd
Renner & Kemp
Braup & Rhoderick
Grove & Kandlay
HF. Barpley
J H. Matkey
Keyser & Co
Brish Bros
Rosenour & Bon
J. A. Kennedy
J. E. Walker & Co
Central Hardware Bazee
Maliinix & Kemp
Lowenstein & We
W. W. Fleming
H. Wineberg
Sahm & Dil
H. E. Wilcoxon
Frederick
Court Park
West Patrick
Telegraph
Gouth
South Market
North Market Street Fountain
Bentz
Weat Third
Chapel Alley
Enst
Record
West Church
Carter
East Patrek
Club House
Waterford tops Ostharpin in close Virginia game
In Leesburg Virginia the Waterford ball club defeated Ostharpin with a final score noted as a close contest. Key moments included a grand slam by Leon Behooley with the bases loaded and a daring home steal by Vic Schooley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Ostharpin
Leesburg
Waterford Ball Club
Waterford
Stresberger
Devine
Catharpin
Ambler
Santers
Leon Behooley
Vic. Schooley
Local Mention of Obituaries and Council Resolutions
Fraternal council notes the death of a member Wato Himech Wa and Rempl. Resolutions express sympathy to Mrs. William B. Rowes and family. The Frederick Gynnctis 4 Ho 118 Junior Order United Bible and others publish the notice in the local Daily News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pdo
Frederick Gynnctis
William B. Rowes
xzBick Daily News
Reno 8
Haar
W Stimereme
Cras F. Fioox
Escaped Prisoner Fugitive Hunted Across County Roads
A search for escaped prisoner George Copels continued with trackers near Middletown Pike and country roads. Sheriffs followed leads as Capeline Wary and others pursued sightings while several inmates at Menterce Hospital remained at large. Reports of roaming insane men distressed local farmers near the hospital through the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. McBride
George Copels
Lisa
C.pe
Middletown
Frederick
Capeline
Poter
Harry Pareers
Baltimore County
Samuel Zbboris
Menterce Hospital
Paros
Ebberts
Ira Davis
St Large
Island Park Picnic and Local Sales Notice
Community invites friends to Island Park for a Grocers' Picnic with athletic events and dancing. Includes hurdle and sprint races, long jumps, hammer throw, and prize offerings. Also mentions orchestra, varied vendors, and bicycle bugles at Bitely’s Palace of Music. Noting farmers’ meetings, electric road trips, and shop notices from Frederick area merchants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Island Park
Frederick City
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Lady Mary Wart
Peesgeetiers Dee Dee
Apzimerzon
D.C
W. i. Noozk
Weather Bureau
Pfernitura
Rea
A. Piente
Jas. H. Gambrill
Gbriner Milling Go
Lwards
John T. Watson
Eline
G. Mangana
Puuic
KH. Nixdorf
A. Fraztsz
Ho B. Newman
Bolr
A Redock & Neldig
Samuel Nixdorf
Parentel
Mahion A. Hopwood
John K. Whitmore
Gertrude Greer
North Market Street
Wo. Griffin
Chas. Byerly
Chas. Firestone
Ife
Black Rock
Gre
Ian
Hmeia
Roy Roland
Pregersxck
Zher Wise
Maxy
Heights
Heywood
East Patrick Street
Thees
Ele
I Tregelise
Liberty Banner
Double Fipe Creek
Jems W. Kolb
Bheelmen
Frederick County
Waich
Oakland
Frederick District
City Hall
5. A. Lisaterant Hawks
Gome
Petersburg
Quptein Blanche Cox
Woman's
Calvary Brigade
James H. Gam
Cepela
LOOSS
U. Ploote
Lnland Park
Bhriner Milling Co
Dr. Hartley
City Hotel
Backeystown
Buckeystown
Braddock Heights
Muale
Bitely
Bitely'’s Palace of Music
A. EB. Wilcoxon
Birely
Palace of Music
Clark’s
A. Market
Allen G. Quyan & Co
Snider Lake
Optician
Rosenour
Best & Eeplee
Avaee
Besar
Kerizis
Mulliniz & Kemp
Muu
Kee
John Hendrickson
Sufer Yard
Bambmeri
Cluth
Velvey
Joan Henopriceson
F. V. Staub
Guinness Extra
K. L. J. Bureax
Durkhart
Portre
Continental Porter
F. V. Srvi
North Market Atreet
Doll Brothers
D.& Brothers
ARD
North Marest BT
Garato
Dow Biorzznzi
Meloni
Trey
Attestion
Soomsuzs
Revolvera
Duponts
Schultz& Kings
Central Harpwars Co
Rowe A
Nedie
Specife Blanket Sale
Bankes
Rudoce & Neidig
A. T. Rice & Sone Funeral Directors
Telefagone TR
James EL Walker & OC Jas
Walker & CO
Jas. E. Wansen
Dalvnsator
Miller
H & Milowe
Raut Patrick Street
Ebrer
Bartholomay
HAY
TRE Apollo
Chobbeatso Rational Capital
BAT -View
Durerart
Evans & Boos
Liffr
Cee
Weet Patrick
Tslunrege
Talewhoes Bic
Frederik, Wr
Wight
Muades
Crobegtze
GARDE
C. D. Cox
ORLT
A. B. Haserre
Pitas
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