County to Press Final Return for Intangible Property
The State Tax Commission orders Frederick County Commissioners to issue one last call for delinquent returns of intangible personal property. Thirty five names were listed as not having filed. after notices, an estimated assessment may be entered if responses fail. Returns must cover bonds debts deposits stock shares notes mortgages and other interests with sworn oath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Tax Commission
Frei Rity County
Frederick County
Harman L. Gaver
Tax Commission
County Commissioners
Pavement Drive Brings Liberty Town Hope and Progress
In Liberty Town the unoccupied area between John W Colleberry and H S Thomas residences received a roughly 1900 square foot concrete pavement. A committee led by H S Thomas raised about $1500, and farmers hauled stone gravel and sand free of charge. Local workers Albert Xizier Hui Albaugh and others pushed the project, turning a poor flagstone path into a handsome new pavement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Libertytown
John W Colleberry
H. S. Thomas
Q. S. Albaugh
Wallace Beall
M. F. Starr
Thomas
Albert Xizier
Frederick
Alaberty
Hotz
Miscellany notices from Claggettsville and Damascus
Local society notes reveal Miss Gertie Bardette expanding her millinery, Mrs C E Moxicy and daughter Nellie visiting, and Miss Delmer Souder visiting in Damascus. Several residents like Miss Rena Lenz and Mr and Mrs Moxirs are mentioned with brief social calls. Church and school events are listed for Braddock and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Kia Mosler
Con Robert
Desco Ravion
Hess Visit Delayed As Garden Grows In Washington
Mr Hess, superintendent of the National Botanic Garden in Washington, delays his Braddock Heights trip to help with Frederick's Educational Flower Garden opening. He returns from Louisiana talks with state leaders on horticultural development and plans to fit vast plantings into the Botanic Garden conservatories. The garden showcases exotic grasses, bananas, hibiscus, rubber trees, orchids, and a large Hottentot poison bush, drawing many visitors daily. Hess supports Frank Hargett on the garden project, adding interest to the anticipated opening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Hess
National Botanic Garden
Washington
Braddort Heights
Hess
Frank C. Hargett
Frederick
Senator Broussard
Louisiana
Botanic Garden
Moses
Hargett
Frederick Garden Opening Invitations Issued By Mayor Fraley
Invitations for the opening of Frederick's Educational Botanical Garden were sent under Mayor Lewis H. Fraley's signature for Thursday evening September 2. Government officials have shown interest in Frank C. Hargett's backyard project on West Second Street, and this year's public opening will be elaborate with acceptances already received from Governor and Mrs. Goldsborough and Adjutant General C. F. Macklin. The garden committee emphasizes the event is for the community and all are welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis H. Fraley
Frederick
Educational Botanical Garden
Frank C. Hargett
West Second Street
Goldsborough
C. F. Macklin
FINE MARKET DESPITE RAIN BRISK SUPPLY AT LOCAL FAIR
Damp morning failed to shrink the market. Peaches plentiful and cucumbers sold by the hundreds. Prices varied with fruits and vegetables—oranges 44 to 60 cents per crate, lemons 60 cents per dozen, cabbage 2 to 8 cents per head, tomatoes 10 cents half peck, corn 14 cents a dozen, and eggs 2 for a dime. Local crowd stayed steady despite showers.
Lost Youth Cared For in Frederick
A Baltimore youth named Bynson, misrouted on a Knights of Columbus trip, arrived homeless in Frederick. Former Mayor Schell arranged aid and hotel lodging until his Baltimore home could be reached, with transport back on the Thurmont line the next day. The report notes the new freight station in Brooklyn and improved through service to the west and south.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlington Hotel
Bynson
Baltimore
Pen Mar
Knights of Columbus
Frederick
Min
John Edward Sehell
Apd
Artington
Young Bynson
Schell
Baltimore Police Department
N. Y
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Brooklyn
New York
Funeral for Rev Thomas E Lyons at Baltimore Cathedral
The funeral of Rev. Father Thomas E Lyons Mercy Hospital chaplain and former St. Anthony’s pastor Emmitsburg was held at Baltimore’s Cathedral with Rev George Traggesser as celebrant. Burial followed in Ronnie Brae cemetery. Born in Baltimore 53 years ago, Lyons studied at St Charles College and St Mary’s Seminary and was ordained by Cardinal Gibbons in 1888.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father Lyons
Father Thomas E. Lyons
Mercy Hospital
Baltimore
St. Anthony's Church
Emmitsburg
George Traggesser
Ronnie Brae
St. Charles Colege
St. Mary’s Seminary
Cardinal Gibbons
Personal mentions of visitors and travels in York area
Local notes list Mr Curl Lease and Miss Lilian Birely visiting York, Pa, plus numerous other residents returning from trips to Atlantic City, New York, Colonial Beach, and cities like Baltimore, Washington, and St. Louis. Several families host guests on Court Square and East Patrick Street as summer visits continue. A Brunswick detective chases a deserter, but the arrest ends with the suspect escaping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curl Lease
York
Lilian Birely
Mast
Patrick Street
Charles M. Gilpin
Urist
New York State
Edward B. Measell
East Variek Street
Colonial Beach
Misa Carrie Eggers
Baltimore
Mariin L. Hod Ao
Kant Taird Street
I Grace Best
Columbia
Helen Ardleman
Edgar Burroughs Scott
Washington
Scott
D. C. Winebrewer
Fred Kemp
Youngstown
Ohio
Moses Fisher
Eldred Johnson
Jersey City Heights
N. J
Louisa Johnson Clay
Merril Hays
Hagerstown
Hay
Grumbine
East Patrick Street
Kathryn McSherry
Balimore
Charles Ross
Court Square
F. 2. Smith
Alice Smith
Charlotte Smith
Atlantic City
Wilson Schley
Larry Newcomer
New York
W. A. Harley
New City
Braddock
John Schwearing
Philadelphia
Joseph Hershberger
West Patrike Street
Mildred N. Rider
Washington, D. C
Ethel Fitzpatrick
East Second Street
H. B. Cramer
Mary Cramer
Florence Evans
Harry E. Carty
T. N. Mohler and Child
Edward Morrison
Thurmont
John Bilmire
Mabel
St. Louis
Elizabeth Gilson
West Third Street
Messrs
Grayson H. Staley
A. A. Radcliff
D. John Markey
Chandersburg
KE TL
Hummelbaugh
West Patrick Street
Brunswick
Wenner’s Hill
Tofenoon
Sherman Luldveway
U. S. Army
Ridgeway
The Unexpected and a Correct Diagnosis
The text mixes comic exchanges about sleeping near crying babies and a car wheel breakdown. A landlady and Dichelor discuss choosing rooms to avoid babies, while Wiggles notices a revolver-like noise from a ruined wheel. Nearby, local papers joke about advertising comforts of home for one dollar and two dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Telegraph
Wiggles
Landford
Boston Journal
Authority notice from Bernard O. Thomas for Emerson Harrington
Published under the authority of political agent Bernard O. Thomas for Emerson Harrington. The notice appears in official capacity, signaling endorsement or formal communication involving Emerson Harrington and the Emerson area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard O. Thomas
Emerson . Harrington
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News of County 7Earest
Lal Ditzier
Bradock i
Pears
Arphive
MR. Hess
K. of C. Reunion
Scholl
H. M. Kipe
Buuns
M. Kipe
Washington County Hospital
Wesley Kipe
Branswick
Edward Kis Raltishre
Samuel Kipe
Germentown
Eduant Kipe
Sharpshurz
Emma Turner
N. Princeton
Witten Garner
Anime M. Clary
Woodville
Boone
Susan
Saylor
Husband
George Birety
Emory L. Coblentz
L. A. Chiewell
Francia H. Engle
Abraham Hemp Thee, &. Johnson
Theos
Hayward
John C
Lamar R
Rush Lewis
Frank G
Norwood Gutaw
Neighbory
Ben
Perry
Richard P. Ross Eli C. Rena
Chas
Snook
Chas. Wertheimer
Maximun Whitehill
Newton M. Zentz
Trust Company OF Maryland
West Patrick & Street
Frederick, Md
Brighton
Panamgs
Vici Kid
William Milnes Maley
Blair Lee
State Senate of
Maryland
Baltimore & Ohio
R. R
Li Ans
Malone’s Jewelry Store
H. & Landis
N. Market ST
Merhl F. Moberly
W. Patrick ST
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