Purely Personal Notes From Frederick Area Visits
Local society notices list numerous visitors and residents in Frederick. Names include Beesie Molter in Taneytown and Baltimore, Julius Lochner, Eazy Lochner, Cassin, Brengle, Gaver, Davis, Hahn, Lee, Carmon, Schrozder, Shope, McBride, Reich, Long, Cronise, Cartwright, Frali, Tratt, Daysil, Ramsburg, Wispigler, Miskisan, Rosenour, Emms Horise, Richardson, Harvey, Burns, Swemizy, Hickmen, May Brown, Effie Bitdebracd, Schildknecht, Schizigh, Kreh, Swope, Arberghast, Lemen, Keiler, Geyer, Ott, Odell, and others visiting relatives or traveling. The Baltimore District Conference of the African Methodist Episcopal Church gathered at Chester Town. several Frederick residents inked trips to Atlantic City and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beesie Molter
Taneytown
Baltimore
Lewla Fraley Bags
Virginia
Julius Lochner
Martinsburg
W. Va
Eazy Lochner
Belimore
Washington
John Cassin
Frederick
Charles Brengle
Washington, D. C
Prederfex
Lestie W. Gaver
Middletown
Beltimore City
Charles Davis
Sadie Hahn
Bessie
Euth Thomas
Bucketttown
Messrs
Wim. BR. Lee
A. B. Carmon
Birz. M. Semp
F. J. Schrozder
Patwick Gireet
Edwin I. Shope
Atlantic
Maggie McBride
Charles Reich
Margaret and
Annie Long
P. E. Long
Garlia Rouge
Dells Cronfse
Harmony Rave
Alentic City
N. J
Nellie Cartwright
Knoxville
Bertha Frali
Henry Tratt
Beaton
Quebec
African Methodist Episcopal Church
Chester'own
Samuel Daysil
E.B Ramsburg
Atlantic Cty
G. H. Wispigler
L B. Miskisan
Mira
E. N. Mebbs
East South Street
Belle Rosenour
Emms Horlse
Burkittsvile
Montgomery County
Luila Richardson
Mary
Russ Della Cronise
Harmony Grove
Ayaville
Tennessee Avenue
Mr. James 3
Harvey
Bmr
Leog
Sze Burns
Mauphin
Bon
Slici
Washington City
Gussis
W. Temp. Grove
Broad Bas
C. Brengle
T. Schildknecht
Harry Swope
F. Schelich
Mr. Keiler
Washington,d. C
A. W. Barkhart
Buffalo
New York
G. A.s
Niagara Falls
Toronto
Canada
Edsh
Marie Odell
Annie Tara
Luther Phillip
T. Freeman Dixon
Antimore
Excursion to Pen Mar Picnic Arranged by Ranawick Sabbath School
The Presbyterian Sabbath school of Ranawick plans its annual picnic at Pen Mar. A special train will depart Brunswick for Pen Mar on Tuesday, delivering the group to the outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pen-Mar
Presbyterian Sabbath School of
Ranawick
Pen Mar
Brunswick
Thriving Industry Signals Prosperous Frederick Season
Frederick shows early signs of prosperity as canning factories run well and Aston Knitting Mill plans continued operation though it cuts a holiday shutdown. Mill orders are strong. staff changes include Charles Sardeiser replaced by Charles Cobb and Charles Sullivan resigning as an expert machinist. Superintendent Ellis works to keep departments aligned for the expected busy season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lozst
Frederick
Aston
Samme
Charles Ssrdeiser
Utica
Cusrlea Cobb
Beverly
N. J
Charles Sullvan
Eilis
Work of Death in Baltimore and Area Obituaries
A Baltimore printer Miles Hard, about 65, found dead from heart failure, no inquest. city to bury. Notices follow of Miles Palmer, 70, of Easton Pa., born Smithsburg Md, with family in Pennsylvanian towns. Martin Reeder formerly of Greageretown, died in Richmond and was interred Cresgetstown. Also infant Clifton Boward dies near Hopeard, service at Hope Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles Hard
Baltimore City
Pokesman McShane
Holiday Street Theater
Hard
Coromer Badderbahn
R- le. Morton
Saratoga Street
North Street
Baltimore
Lawson Palmer
Easton
Bmithsbure
Jacob Palmer
Margaret Sotelmyer
Wolfsville
Middie
A. A. Palmer
Penna. Lesd Co. i Garnegie
Pittsburg
A. C. Palmer
St. Luke’s School
Philadelphia
Marten
Martin Reeder
Greagere
This County
Richmond
John Delenlaine
Frontville
Cresgetstown
Rev
Arper
Luther Smith
John BH. Saylr
John A. Ledgerwood
Celyln Emi
Michael Anders
Raddolph Stull
D.A. Shirets
Dancing Picnic At Wahle's Grave Draws Visitors
A dancing picnic near Wahle's grave in Montgomery County drew attendees from Baltimore Washington Frederick and Virginia with lively music by the Frederick Select Orchestra. Organizers listed include Manzie White Liss Jones Bradley Shreve and others. dancing continued late into the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Wahle
Dinkerson
Montgomery County
Baltimore
Washington
Frederick
Virginia
Mt Pitssan
Houck
Eleven Cattle Lost and Tobacco Price Drop Noted
James Plhinkard of Walkersville reports the loss of eleven cattle to rabies in the county. Competitors have driven cigarette prices in Frederick down to five cents per pack from a higher rate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leoat
James Plhinkard
Walkersville
Frederick
Mysterious Death at Lime Kiln Near Woodboro
Williem Sarih an elderly resident near Woodboro was found dead at the lime kiln embankment. The body shows injuries consistent with a fall from the kiln top after being seen nearby on Saturday evening. Fatal bruise on the head noted. quarry officials say no coroner's inquest held. burial at Oak Hillbury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Woodborc
Williem Sarih
Woodboro
Samuel Ssrzaca
Smoith
L.gore
Uak Hilburyteg
Inst Vielelty
Disappearance of George A Shenk Farmer From Myersville
George A Shenk a 35 year old farmer vanished after leaving his home to travel to Baltimore and Bay Ridge on Wednesday. He reportedly took substantial cash with him and sold the wheat crop of the Shank heirs without notifying others. He was due to appear before the orphans court in Frederick regarding the Shank estate. It is believed he carried about one thousand dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Shenk
Myereville
Sata
George A. Shank
Myersville
Thia County
Baltimore
Bay Ridge
Europe
Shack
Orphans’ Court
Frederick
Woman's College Notes Highlight Preparations for Opening
The college shows activity as cleaning, painting, and repairs proceed. A new gymnasium room is being built in College Hall basement with a three foot elevated floor creating a 30 by 50 foot space. Miss Flantleroy of Virginia will lead gym work with the education department. Enrollment looks strong with many old students returning and many new inquiries from distant regions. A new quint is planned for the primary department to improve comfort for young pupils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Hall
Barn Fire Destroys Farm at Myersville Area
A barn on Hiram Stoule meyer’s farm near Myersville burned on Saturday noon when the family was away at a picnic. The barn and outbuildings were lost plus the wheat hay and farming implements. No horses or cows were in the stalls. house saved by neighbors. Loss around 1500 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiram Stoulemeyer
Myerssile
Riddletown Picnic In Kiddletown Valley Delights Guests
The twelfth arneel union picnic in Kiddletown Valley takes place at Young's woods near Middletown on Ssiurcey Aupe 128. Activities include a merry round with music, free phonograph exhibition, and talks by Evangelist Rev. G L Sziber of Gallystarg Pa and Dr W C Boteler of Weshington. Music by the bands Michetown and Keedysil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riddletown
Arneel Union
Kiddletown Valley
Aira
Young’s Woods
Middletown
Aupe
Airac
Wed
Brown
Baltimore
Esfauver to Exhibit Herefords at Several Fairs
D Edward Esfauver of Middielaws will leave Thursday with two herds of 21 Hereford cattle for Syracture K where he will exhibit stock at fairs for 63 days. He plans to attend Frederick and Hreerstown fairs before returning home. He is joined by his son Martin farmhand and Mr Roy Remebura of Middletown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Edward Esfauver
Middielaws
Thursby
Frederick
Hreerstown
J. Refsuyver
Sen Martin
Roy Remebura
Middletown
Presbyterien Picnic Postponed to Wednesday at Fair Grove
The Presbyterian Sabbath picnic will be held at Fair Grotnig on Wednesday of this week instead of Thursday as previously announced.
Fruit Specialri: Trains on Three Railroads Halted
Report notes trains are being run on three railroads during the busy season in Washington county, and officials say no harm is being done.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washingon County
Barkood
W C T U County Convention Scheduled in Urbana Tomorrow
Quinue The W C T U County Convention will be held tomorrow at Urbana. Hood's Sarsaparilla is advertised as a blood cleansing remedy claiming thousands of cures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W C.T. U
Urbana
Hood
Large Attendance at Sabbath Worship and Church Activities
The Allegany Conference of the Maryland Synod plans its fest convention on Tuesday August 25 at St Mark's Evangelical Lutheran Church in Utstrand. Rev Prof Thomas preached on Pure Religion, and Rev R S Patterson of Woodsboro spoke on Impossible to Become Possible Through Christ. Sunday school at 9:15 a.m. The ML P Church Becckeysowns YPCCE held a large meeting led by Charlton S Strayer with chorus, recitations, and a collection. Presbyterian services drew a large crowd with a sermon on The Spirit and the Word and a lively evening program featuring songs and solos by several performers. The choir was joined by noted instrumentalists for the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sabuard School
Church Sociestier
Allegany Conference
Maryland Synod
St. Mark's Evangelies
Lotiesan Church
Ustrand
Accel James Lutheran Charsh
Prof
Thomas
R. 5. Patterson
Woodsboro
St. James
Y. P
Charlton
Strayer
Paus
Aliss V Wison
Boozz
Remareg
CG. Suman
Nettle Baker
Gensl
Alisy Beale
J. W. L. Carty
Mr. Norris
Beste
Watts
Deedridge
Wesley
Toplady
John Newton
Miss Beste
Charlies Hendrickson
Miia Weltch
Rodney
Calgary
Hubert Nicademus
Harry Dull
Jamca WH. Astris
Passenger train wreck ends in tragedy near Westminster
A West ern Maryland Railroad collision near Spring Mille Carroll county involved extra freight No 33 and No 35. John Robertson, about forty, was killed after being run over. authorities suspect self harm related to domestic troubles and drink. Engineer Gladuill of the freight and fireman Samuel High sustained injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Maryland
Spring Mille
Carroll County
Westminster
John Robertson Tor
Robe Ti
Exttra Freightirsla No. 35
Gladuill
Samuel High
Robertson
Westminister
Quiet NorfolkWedding Unites Bixion and Bolland
A Norfolk paper reports a quiet home wedding at 183 Fenchurch Street with Harry Bixion, manager of the Troy Laundry, and Miss Maul Bolland daughter of Mr and Mrs F Solland. Rev Willem J Allwill performed the ceremony. Guests enjoyed a light collation after. The couple will reside at 183 Fenchurch Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfee
Norfolk
Fenchurch Street
Harry Bixion
Troy Laundry
Maul Bolland
Snddirs
F. Solland
Willem J. Alwill
Cumberland Street
Pecchurch Etre
Harry N
Samuel Nixdorf
Footprints Ten Million Fears Old
Dr James A Biltchell of Art St Biarys Celg Emmitsburg submitted a sandstone slab with ancient footprints to the Peabody Institute in Baltimore for study and to Prof A Bibbing at the Woman's College in Baltimore for student use. He says the dinosaur track dates about ten million years ago and recently visited Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Biltchell
Art
St/ Biary
Mitchell
Frederick
Sadden Sickness Strikes Beloved Baltimore Child at Service
Little Anns Belt daughter of Mrs Alfred Bell of Baltimore fainted during services at the Episcopal Church yesterday morning. She was carried to the home of Br Wa P. Msuishy where she soon improved. Mrs Bell is visiting her father Col Charles E Trai.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Anns Belt
Alfred Bell
Baltimore
Epiecipal
Br. Wa. P. Msuishy
Brs
Bell
Col
Charlea E Trai
Pennsylvania Relief Payments by Railroads Report
The Pennsylvania Railroad voluntary relief department made payments totaling 246 046. Disbursements to the Northern Central Railway were 1 292 and to the Philadelphia Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad 2 883.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Pennsy 1Venia Railroad Voluntary Relief Department
Northern Central Railway
Wilmington
Baltimore
Tabies Turned in Hagerstown Jail Case
In Hagerstown Mrs. John Hoffier of Lappans Washington county was judged an habitual drunkard and incapable of self care. She will be sent to a suitable institution. She is now jailed for beating her husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
John Hoffier
Lappans
Washington County
Peaches Plentiful and Local Happenings Stay Noted
A compact roundup notes plentiful peaches and growing concerns in the region. It includes a claim about Paris ragpickers earning 6,009,000 dollars and plans for a Frederick County event, plus local deaths, school exams, and a forthcoming Klondike drama tour.
Judge Ravel Clarifies Justice Jurisdiction in 1897 Case
The decision stems from Babsas Corpus with Edward Starr appealing a conviction by Justice Thomas McJelar in Brooklyn, Anne Arundel county, under the 1692 act for horse and buggy theft. The court held a justice of the peace acts only as committing magistrate and may discharge if sentence exceeds authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ravel
Tas Babaas
Annapslig Feldsg Jug
Revell
John Brant
Star Band to Play in Shepherdstown Big Music Days
Mr Edward Baumgardner secretary of the Independent Drum Band Association reports a communication from Mr RS ML Hofman secretary of the Shepherdstown Fair Association inviting the Star musical organization of Western Maryland to provide music on Wednesday and Thursday. About twenty five members will travel if this is their first Shepherdstown engagement. Special Baltimore and Ohio railroad rates have been secured for others wishing to accompany the musicians. The band promises to eclipse any prior Shepherdstown music events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gosing
Shepherdston
Edward Baumgardner
Independent Drum Band Association
Hes
RS. ML Hofman
Shepherdstown
Maryland
Magnetic Variation Observations in Emisleburg
Dr J A Mitchell invited Dr L A Hauer editor of the Magnetic Journal to lead observations in Emisleburg on the variation of the magnetic needle. The study aims to aid surveying as variation differs by location. Observations will be made next month.
Free dance event and Ocean Grove excursion notice
A local notice promotes free dancing at Braddock and a Friday event from 7 to 11 PM. It also details Pennsylvania Railroad excursion tickets to Ocean Grove Asbury Park on August 25 with return validity to September 2, including stops and optional day trips to Niagara Falls with a ten day Niagara tour starting August 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock
Lesyez
Ocean Grove
Asbury Park
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Philadelphia
Broad Street
Taneytown
Wrightsville
Columbia
Niagara Falls
Nisgera
Audts
Et Watkine
Glin
Glen Onsee
Usuck Chuuk
Geneva
Rochester
Boissie
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Boston
Louis XVI
France
Oliver Hazard Perry
Newport
Hilay Deane
Deal
England
Fort Gummer
Q. A Gillmere
Streck
Thomas Tinger Creres
U. S
Charlestons Beinks
Norman L Freeman
United States
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Eseiai Dispatch
Tae News
Washinston
D. C
Ww.l. Moonz
Oxlef
Borear
Bwadys
McCretock Young
Gennis Woodward
Georgie A. Pool
Pabst
Thomas Dreg
Braddock Beights
Ferafiure
Sal &Chool
Walzer & Co
Uarte
Aberive
BUSX
Ensiting
Bawlos Palmer
Childer
Clifton Boward
Hopelard
Lo’ceck
A.m
Cailins
George W. Peters
Charlies W. Ros
West Church Street
Woman's College Notes
Chulches
Paris
Frederick County
Upper Marlboro
Jiminy Cilps
Easrrow
Andrew Stouffer
Wisbingtom County
Beary A. Denry
Anne Arundé County
Luke BM. Shipley
Howard County
Andres
Emory Greve Camp
Aach Maid
Mary McComas
Lois E. McComas
Flint
Springfield
New York College of Veterinary Surgeons
Pew Astor Hotel
Waldorf
Yorkshire
Jethro Robertson
John G. Parker
Sharptown
Wicomico County
L. EB. Mollinex
Lo E. Mouzion
Joan Hendrickson
YLO
Nsw
Pircale Burts
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Niagra Falls
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Stati Lesye
Insva
Tito Uckets
James M. Schryver
Sharedey
A. B. Hargette
Gilbam Raver
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Buih
Japan
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Seus
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Pilleg
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Roce & Neldig
Bodcce & Ffidig
A. £. Bick & Bone
Pastassisiap 1800
A. T. Recz & Sons
North Masket Street
Teleyhone
V. Slaub
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FE. V. Sravs
North Habert
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