Aug. 23 In History and Astronomical Events
August 23 marks the death in 1780 of Silas Deane the American agent in France during the Revolutionary era. The entry also notes Evening stars Mars Mercury moving stars Saturn Jupiter Venus and describes positions near Dolphins and a bright globular cluster observation may be east.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silas Deane
France
Dent
England
Mars
Mercury
Saturn
Jupiter
Venus
For Rent and Advertisements Across Town
A collage of classifieds and notices including real estate rental at 11 E Second St, financial ad insertions from Frederick Town Savings Inst and Millard F Rice, political notices from various parties, theatre listings at Empire and Opera House, sales and retail ads for bedding and corsets, and miscellaneous employment notices. Names include Lowenstein Wertheimer, Miller Perry, Harold Hammond, and Berman Opt Co among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Carlin
Second St
Frederick Town Savings
Lowenstein & Wertheimer
Millard F. Rice
Berman Opt. Co
Bennett
C. Thos. Kemp
Cook
Geo. M. Hett
Millard F. Perry
Maxim
Roger G. Harley
Markey's Audit
Frederick Trust Co
Neidig & Miller
Harold D. Hammond
New List
Shipley
Temple of Fancy
Fraley
B. C. Thomas, Agt
Galdsborough
Frederick fair looms as county event of the week
Brief items note many picnics and fruit season activities with St Swithin's end near, Mr. Charles Houck of Ceresville shows a new Ford, Raymond Kelly buys an Overland five passenger, apple butter boilings peach paring parties underway, guinea pigs scarce, local property repainted by W B Davis of Charles Town, and a claim that the tomato is a fruit, a cool diet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Swithin
Charles 8. Houck
Ceresville
Frederick
Raymond Kelly
T. J. Michael
South Market Street
W. B. Davis
Charlestown
Tyler Wastler Wedding at Walkersville Parsonage
Samuel L. Tyler and Hazel I. Wastler were wed Saturday at 6.20 pm in Walkersville M E parsonage. Rev. Arthur C. Day officiated. The couple, from Yellow Springs, will receive friends and reside at home today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Tyler
Yellow Springs
Perry Opens Campaign For House Of Delegates
Frederick resident Millard F Perry announces Republican bid for the House of Delegates in today’s News card The former hospital clerk at Montevue is not a prior office holder and is widely known in the community Also mentions Mrs Robert Hodge displaying large peaches and a brief weather lore note about fall approaching
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millard F. Perry
Frederick
Berry
Montevue Hospital
Perry
Robert Hodge
Mr. Hammond
House
Harold D. Fammond
Woodsboro
House of Delegates
Hammond
Frederick County
D. Robert L. Hammond
East
Patrick Street
S. W. Barrick Lime Company
CANDIDATES FILL PRIMARY BALLOT LIST IN FREDERICK
Seventy one applicants from Democratic and Republican parties filed with the Board of Supervisors of Elections to appear on the September 14 primary ballot. State and county offices are contested, with 82 total filers including state candidates. Several notable names and withdrawals are noted, including John L. Dutrow withdrawing from Sheriff race to pursue business between Frederick and Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Supervisors of Elections
Annapolis
George Houck
G. A. T. Snouffer
Orphans’ Court
Graenberg D. House
Orra F. Bond
A. W. Ecker
John L. Dutrow
Harry C. Gilbert
Howard E. Crum
House of Delegates
Republican State Central Committee
Carlton RB. Horing
T. Clyde
Boutson
Eugene A. Alexander
J. Stewart Annan
John D. Keller
William J. Corbett
P. Merle Hiteshew
Arthur D. Willard
Wiliam B. Catshall
James P. Harris
Thurmont
Lorenzo E. Mullinix
Frederick W. Cramer
Frederick
Register of Wills
Albert M. Patterson
Emmitsburg
William P. Morell
Ausstin A. Lamer
Middletown
George W. Huffman
Woodsboro
C. Newton Thomas
Francis J. Newman
Samuel D. Thomas
Ezra L. Cramer
Walkersville
Charles P. Ranneberger
Buckeystown
Aaron R. Anders
Fabian Posey
Edward J. Smith
Samuel A. Lewis
H. Kieffer DeLeuter
Eugene L. Harrison
Brunswick
Geo. L. Kaufman
McGill Bell
Dickerson
H. Dorsey Etchison
Buckernstown
Eugene A. Wachter
Adamstown
August T. Brust
J. Walter England
Urbana
Herold D. Hammond
George C. Huffer
Thomas F. Haugh
T. Frank Hightman
Peterstike
Charles J. Ansileberger
Mt. Pleasant
Tarty B. Witter
William H. VanMeter
Brunaxick
Granville L. Wachter
Mi. Pleasant
Calvin R. Coblentz
Harry Wood
New Market
A. Windsor Davis
Republians
D. Casper Ramsburg
Harmony Grove
Geonrge W. Shoemaker
Marion
Dutrow
Baltimore
Judge Ecker Named Frederick Trust Treasurer
Albert W. Ecker, longtime Orphans' Court judge for Frederick county, was appointed treasurer of the Frederick Trust Company by the board on Saturday evening. He succeeds Solomon D. Hedges and began duties this morning. Ecker, of Weadsboro, has ties to Glade Valley Milling and Walkersville and was elected to the Orphans' Court in 1911 on the Republican ticket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burkittsville
Charles K. Butts
Middletown
William Luther Guyton
Jeremiah Dutrow
Thurmont
George T. Roderick
Frederick
John L. 8
Aldridge
Woodville
St. Harwood Magruder
Geo Edward Smith
John T. Joy
Graham
Louis C. Etchison
Jefferson
William A. Barton
Julneville
Emory
Crum
Albert W. Ecker
Orphans’ Court
Frederick County
Frederick Trust Company
Reno 8. Harp
Judge Ecker
Solomon D. Hedges
Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Company
Winebrewer Hosts Summer Home Dinner In Hansonville
Me. Winebrewer entertains in honor of his brother Philip R Winebrewer and Frank Morton of Toledo. Guests traveled by auto to the Winebrewer summer home Self Defense Hansonville for a staged supper with fried chicken ham French fried potatoes waffles Maryland biscuits crab salad cheese crackers olives nuts orange ice cakes coffee cigars and cigarettes. The card party followed with prizes awarded to Miss Agnes Brown and Mr William Haller and Miss Zilpha Ebert. A corn roast near Walkersville featured roast corn bacon rolls and toasted marshmallows on Israel's creek bank. 137 people rode trains to cities with 110 to Washington and 27 to Baltimore and about 25 from Baltimore rode to this city. 116 went to Atlantic City on the Northern Central excursion.
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Winebrewer
David C. Winebrewer II
Philip Ritchie Winebrewer
Frank Morton
Toledo
Hansonville
Messrs
Alban M. Wood
Carl Davidson
J. Quynn Rodock
H. Hanson Maulsby
James H. Gambrill, Jr
Guy K
Carde
Rossi
Helena and
Mildred Stauffer
Walkersville
Israel's Creek
Four Negroes Confess To Robbing Cars In Frederick Jail
Four men Henry Stanton Sam Carroll Calvin Dorsey confess in writing to robbing H and F railroad cars and Northern Central cars. Stanton Carroll and Dorsey admit taking eggs lard and a calf from H and F cars and selling to John Hartman. Police hope arrests disrupt ongoing thefts in Frederick area.
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Sam Carroll
Henry Stanton
Calvin Dorsey
H. and
Northern Central Care
Frederick County
Ilagerstown
Frederick
Northern Central Railway
Calvin Dor- Boy
Stanton
Dorses
Carroll
John M. Slirtman
Stanton Sai Carroll
Hartman
John Hartman
Frederck
Municipal Notice and Local Classifieds From Frederick
A municipal notice bans corn husks dropped from wagons in Frederick with arrest and fines upon conviction. Real estate and rental ads list 114 West Patrick Street dwelling for sale and a four room rental at 20 per month. Also Edison records at Shipley’s and various notices about travel, taxes, and services appear in this local page.
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Frederick
Lewis H. Pralby
Land and fabric sale notes flood Frederick ad sheet
The notice advertises a one week sale on Volles Dimitres and Lingerie Dress Material at 13 cents per yard, plus garments and linens reduced. It lists numerous land parcels for sale across multiple Maryland towns including Frederick, Woodsboro, Monrovia, Lewistown, Urbana, and others, with sizes ranging from 2 to 361 acres and several unimproved tracts. Insurance services offered from 31 Court Street in Frederick, MD.
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Clifton
Monrovia
Fengaville
Brunswick
Frederick
Yellow Springs
Woodsburg
Frederick Junction
Greenfield Mills
New Design Road
Adametown
Burkitteville
Unionville
Bartonaville
Johnaville
Woodsboro
Lewistown
Urbana
Walkeraville
Peart
Feagaville
Mountaindale
Hyattatown
Hansonville
Reg Mar
Lang
Bema
Erick
Loya Sta- On
Creagersown
Fritole
Point Rocks
Fredtuck
Barnesville
Ridgeville
I. Ay
Bethel
Walkersville
Itton
Johnsville
New Market
Fulmer's Crossing
McKaig
Njamaville
Iagerstown
Braddock Sights
Peteraville
Creaggiatown
Kemptown
Linganore
Liberty
Braddock
Bartholows
Poolesville
Real estate and insurance offerings with multiple properties
Classified real estate notice listing a three story brick house on West Church Street with ten rooms and bath, hot water heating, private sewer, lot details, and several nearby properties. Also mentions farms, building lots on East Third Street, and firms Albaugh & Barrington and Cramer & Stauffer offering farms, cottages, and insurance plus storm insurance suggestions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock
Winchester
Peteravil
Frederick County
Frederick City
Cramer & Stauffer
Court
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Daily News
Fort Sumter
Q. A Gilmore
Xamar
Belgium
Mons
Lille
Washington
Maryland
United States Weather Bureau
St. Swithin
DEVOE
Hare: & Co
Pate
Rea
D. Hedges
Atlantic City
Northern Central Railroad
H. W. Gittinger
Deputy Smith
West Patrick Street
E. Y. Goldsborough
Shipley's Temple
A. A. Radcliff
W. N. Jolliffe
W. Church St
F M. Boone
N. Bentz Street
Ell Schvad
Nicodemus
City Register
Alce Rinkon Grocery
Marman
Lene
North Market
Citizens’ National Bank
Frederick, MD
Capital
J.D. Baker
WM. G. Baker
H. D. Baker
WM. G. Zimmerman
Cashler
John D. Erndrickson
Jouny
Bette
Bic
Samuel G. Duvall
Caabler
Joseph McDivit
Cashier
John D. Wendrickson
John 8S
Ramaburg
Daniel Baker
C. H. Conley
M. D
C. M. Thomas
L. Hargett
D. EB. Kefauver
John 8. Newman
Thos. H. Haller
J. H. Gambrill, Jr
J. D. Baker
Prai
Potts & Griffin
Thomas E. Rice
Amerad Director
North Market Street
Grayson H. Staley
Red Lil
Park Mills
Utica
LeGore’s
New Maret
Manor Church
Leeland Station
Mt. Airy
Cooks Ville
Rocky Sprin
Court Street
Markwood D. Harp
JK HE
New City Hotel
Pythian Castle
Albaugh & Barrington
East Third Street
Court ST
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