Personal notices of visitors and travel in local towns
A long list of residents and visitors are noted visiting and returning from various towns. Names include Mrs Mood in Cape May, Mrs J T’s and son in Baltimore, Dr P D Fahey in Washington, Rev AL Gil returning from Minory Grove and Owings Mills, and many others visiting Philadelphia, Cumberland, St Louis, Harrisburg, Martinsburg, and Washington county. Budget mentions frequent trips, convalescence, and new residences among local families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra. Jmood
Cape Ma
Ewt Church Atter
Minory Grove
Owings Mills
Ming Catherine Hobbs
Baltimore
Mies Mary Fout
West Third Street
Marion Tiger
Fourth Street
York
W. Wallden MelCuig
Cumberland
Nash
Proepert Hall
Nicolas Lochner
Harry Lochner
Child
Philadelphia
W. J. Green
Balti
Too.e
Weert All Sainte
Éoet
Mary Nothagle
Frienoa St
Friendship Heights
Washington, D. C
B.J. Schildknecht
Pennsylvania
Pointe
Washington County
Wat. F. Lampe
Boonsboro
Lampe
Joseph Griffith
Mise Denie
August
Herwig
Weat
Patrick Street
Maurice Albaugh
East Church Street
Ian
Altoona
J, Hh, Dubbs
Lancaster
J A
J. Clarke Keffer
East Third Street
Sre
J. Paul Wright
Misa Callie Hunt
Afartingburg
W. Vo
Hotel Bredlock
Cephan
M. Thomas
Daught
Charles Mehriing
East Patrick Street
Harry B. Smith
Harry
North Morks Street
Dr. Smith
Low Hays
Local Churches Schedule Sunday Services and Classes
Multiple churches announce services tomorrow with morning and evening prayers. Schleysville Mission Braddock Heights All Saints St Johns Evangelical Lutheran Muthouist Episcopal Presbyterian Trinity M E Grace Reformed First Baptist and other groups list masses, Sunday schools, sermons, and midweek prayer. Rev names and times shown where provided. many venues note no service due to pastor absence. Local congregations invite all to attend all services and Sunday schools across the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schleysville Mission
Pilin
Braddock Heights Auditorium
All Sainte’ Pal
St. John’s
German Baptist Brethren Church
United Brethren Church
J. W. Kiracofe
Charles F. Steck
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Muthouist
A.J. Gill
Thomas Freeman Fixon
Tomoorrow
Trinity M. E. Church
South
George Husel
Baltimore
Gospel Mission Workers
Lambert
West Patrick Street
Evangelical Reformed Club
E. R. Eschbach
Grace Returned
Tollowa
First Baptist Church
Floyd “W. Putney
Christian Endeavor Society
Prohibition Convention Nominates Electors in Maryland
Maryland Prohibition party held its state convention in Baltimore on Saturday and nominated electors for the ticket and a State Central Committee. District selections named James T. Anthony, William S. Norris, James R. Whitehurst, William Glarer, William Feldinger, and Francis B. Sappington, who also joined the State Central Committee. The gathering opened with prayer, heard welcomes, and featured Sappington urging continued campaign momentum despite setbacks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prohibition Party
Maryland
Baltimore
Ite
Fistiatrict
James T. Anthony
Queen Anne's County
William S. Norris
Baltimore County
James R. Whitehurst
William Glarer
Itimore
William 0. Feldinger
Anne Arundel County
Francis B. Sappington
Frederick
Sappington
Garveh
Ralph T. Courrey
Dochester County
Charles M. Elderdice
Federalsburg
Edwin Higgins
Charta H. Woods
Elderdev
James W. Frizzell
Sapping
Eugene W. Chutin
Baltimore City
Braddock Heights Song Service Tonight and Tomorrow
Braddock Heights hosts a gong service tomorrow evening at 7:15 with The Prederel Marines under Mrs. Mary Steckel Burek performing four selections. Afterward Braddock Heights Band led by Prof. Iiving Biser will play religious pieces and war songs, followed by an address by Rev. Dr. J Paul Wright of Martinsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock Heights
Mary Steckel
Burek
Pervies
Iiving Biser
Balihouar
the Charmer
L. F. Boos
A. R. Walte
Kelers
Rela
The
Bos
Laurendesu
the Whistler
Mia Dog
Pryor
Wallace
Arma
Hayes
J. Paul Wright
Martinsburg
Addres
Eung
Frederick County Farmers Exhibit Plans Drawn
Mr Douglass H Hargett, president of the Frederick County Farmers Midwinter Exhibit Association, says the first exhibition is being shaped with district representatives to ensure broad product display. Special premiums for best district display and liberal cash prizes for individual exhibits are planned to attract top samples of wheat corn pumpkins and other Frederick county crops. Farmers are urged to select and set aside their finest specimens for the show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglass H. Hargett
Frederick County Farmers’ Midwinter
Picnic Hosts Pleasureful Gathering At Old Receiver
Wolly Masters David and Philip Winbrener hosted a youths party yesterday. Under Mr and Mrs Winebrewer supervision the young guests departed at 9 30 oclock in several coaches for the Old Receiver. Baseball games were played and dinner served full of fried chicken rolls pickles oaks candy and lemonade. Attending were Theresa Trail William Gaver Addison Ingle James Boyd Hart Urner Frank Howani Newman James Alvey Helfenstein Goodell Silene Mangulo Worthington Page Cramer Bruner and others from the city and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David
Philip Winbrener
David and
Philip
Miss.t'heresa Trail
Wiliam Gaver
Mount Airy
Addison Ingle
South Carolina
James and
Itchie Boyd
Washington, D. C
Rt Hart
Baltimore
Frederick Mannerchor Concert at Braddock Heights
The Frederick Mannerchor plans a Monday evening concert in Braddock Heights auditorium. The program includes Mina Ene right as reader, Miss Witeberg and Mr. Burck on violin, Dr. Burck as violist, soprano soloists Mua Myers and Mie Dietrick, and a 20-member Frederick chorus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mannerchor
Frederick Mannerchor
Braddock Heights
Mina Eneright
Miss Witeberg
Mr. Burck
Dr. Burck
Celia
Mua Myers
Mie Dietrick
Frederick
Frederick Mannechor
Bo'clark
Williamson's
Smith & Dertzbaugh
Accidental Shooting At Mrs Examin Lees Restaurant
A revolver owned by a visiting man Smith accidentally discharged while 17 year old David Lee and 13 year old Hester Harper handled it at Mrs Examin Lees place on West All Sainte Street. Harper was grazed along the left arm with a deep flesh wound. The bullet struck a door panel as it traveled. Harper was taken to Dr. W A Long for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Examin Lee
All Sainte’ Street
David Lee
Hester Harper
Smith
Lee
Return of Uncle Her at City Opera with new company
Uncle Her returns to the City Opera on Thursday September 3 with a rewritten version and a new company directed by F. E. DeBrune. The troupe brings its own band, plans a street parade, and offers popular prices as old friends are reunited with new patrons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Opera
Uncle Her
Hez
F. E. DeBrune
Bullet Near His Head At Ox Fibre Works Shop
Mr Fulton Kesselring was narrowly spared when a stray bullet zipped through a window at Ox Fibre Brush Works striking the opposite wall, about a foot above his head while he worked. The shooter remains unseen and no injuries were reported, though a similar incident reportedly occurred about a year ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fulton Keaselring Nanan
Ox Fibre Brush Works
Kesselring
Anid
Bicycle accident injures Shooks town man near city
Jerome Broken Wicklers of Shooks town was riding to his city job on a bicycle when his wheel struck a stone on Di rt Avenue. The collision broke his collarbone and he was carried to Reverdy Cronenburg's then home in Shookstown for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collarboon
Jerome
Wicklers
Shookstown
Sreaks
Reverdy Cronenburg
Rifle team member wins national medals at Perry Ohio
Corporal Elmer Munshower of Company A and member of the Maryod State Rifle team returned from Perry Ohio with several medals for marksmanship at different ranges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Munshower
Compapany A
Maryod
Perry
Ohio
Democratic clubs urged countywide campaign drive
The Democratic county central committee met at the Bijou Theatre with wide district representation. Dr. Charles H. Conley urged forming Democratic clubs countywide and organizing campaign meetings. Ex-Senator David J. Lewis of Cumberland praised election prospects and endorsed Col. Pearce for Congress as favorable conditions grow brighter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dietricia
Lewie
Pearre
MyCanine
Col
Penrie
Prestious View Local Notes and Names Fragment
Fragmentary OCR text lists names such as Baker WM Barer WM Rimnenman Prestious View and various initials and surnames including Jone BM Hamaurnied Boxe DP Hance GQ MW. reads as a scrambled catalog of people and places with unclear context.
Oysters and Dances Promoted at Beadstuck Heights
Braddock Heights announces discontinued Thursday dances at Beadstuck Heights with new Oyster Parlor openings. Beginning Saturday evening, oysters served in all styles with family fries offered. McNanny's Celebrated Oysters advertised daily at 24 cents per pi ate or by measure. Delivery available by phone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock Heights
Beadstuck Heights
Aeason
C.J. Mivaemosan
McNanny's
Town Notices and Household News Slash Summer Gloom
Local briefs report a housekeeper and August on the home stretch with school time near. Agricultural fair season opens as big farms emerge. Old Home Week popularity noted. Pavement work at Kate Thomas and Ray Polstoy properties. Payolico knot fashion resurges. Alice Cearny committed to Montevue. city lineman’s horse slips, no damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mmn
Kate Thomas
Beath Market Street
Ray Polstoy
East Church Street
Alice Cearny
Montevue
Collision Narrowly Averted At Frederick Packing Yard
A freight car brake was opened too far as workers moved the car from the Frederick City Packing Co. warehouse siding. The car rolled onto the main track just as a freight train approached, but the engineer spotted the danger in time to prevent a collision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City Packing Co
Rink Opening Postponed To September Ninth
Local notice says the skating rink at Lake View will open Wednesday evening September 9 instead of September 2 due to a delay in akates delivery. Also promoting school supplies from several vendors and upcoming dances at Villa Park and Busy Corner with general notices on oysters postcards and daily service at Greek's Lunch Room and Greek's Launch Roof.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GU Water
Nachey
Salt Lake View
Volk Park
Koon Tae Khuey
Shipley & Boost
George A. Pooleusten & Wertheimer
Rosenour& Sons
Akates
Lake View
Death notices from Point of Rocks and Mt. Pleasant
The obituary notices report John Tillman aged about 72 dying at Point of Rocks after years of farming work in the area. George Washington Crum, 60, dies at Mt. Pleasant from a stroke, with services at Mt. Zion and burial at McKaig. An infant Tabitha, child of Arthur Herbert, died near Hopeland. funeral at Hope By with pallbearers named and interment in the local cemetery. Geo. W. Peters was funeral director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonn Tillman
John Tillman
Point of Rocks
Geonge
George Washington Crum
Mt. Pleasant
Moe Crum
Monga
Mt. Zion
McKaig
Tabitha
Arthur Herbert
Hopeland
Hope By
W. McPherson
Buckeystown
Roy Belt
Vage Chapman
Joseph Lee
Harry Bruce
Geo. W. Peters
Typhoid outbreak at Burkitteville county
Typhoid fever breaks again in Burkitteville with five current cases. Mrs G C Miller and Miss Rebecca Taylor have been moved to the City Hospital at Frederick. Mrs Irving C McGaharn is very ill. Willie Pleifty and Clarence Hightman are also stricken. Weeks ago Miller family members fell ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burkitteville
Mra
G, C. Miler
Mies Rebecca
Taylor
Frederick
Irving C. McGaharn
Mia
Willie Pleifty
Clarence Hightman
Mrs. Miller
Fishing party nets eight fine fish at creek outing
A Bowers and Fishing Party led by Miss Alice Bowers and Richard Martinsburg of West Virginia captured eight fish yesterday. Margaret and William Rameburg, both of the same city, helped as they weighed eleven inch garters and a carp in a noisy, lively fishing scene.
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the Daily News
John the Baptist
John Locke
Royal George
Napier
Portsmouth
Kempenfeldt
Sir Charles James Napier
India
Persia
Sakhalia
Japan
EL Marshall
Abraham Lincolp
Bun Sete Cos
Rites
Moon
Spal
Tae
B. Moons
Cue Weather Hurena
Ilouse
Cee
City
Stockhol
Meeare
Tequit
Natice
Orstere Behool Cave
Maia
Sam
Porch
Louieville Oourier-Journal
West
Nowa
Hargett
Mr. Lewis
Icvuvtzenn National
ANX
Citizens’ National Bank
Frederick, MD
Capital
Baker
Wm, . Bakem
B.D. Barer
WM. U. Rimnenman
Prestious
Bamoke
Utvall
Preekwat
Carhini
Jone BM
Hamaurnied
We, G, Boxe
Sopon Jonm C
Myrran, Thue
Hy Matcan
Hance
Thowse
Dania, Bann
Keragreny
Comkar, i. D
B&b. Guna
Hamem
Jorn O
Felagbone
Sitke
Madras
Poreaten
George
Thos. P. Boe
John J. Hendrickson
Nridig & Miller
Ellis & Miller N
Citiren
Norfolk
Neidig & Miller
Lucas
Villa Park
Frederick Va
Frederick City
Dansnexasn
Nanter
Gem
Oyaters
Will
Maine
I Pretty Line
Faspmuck Gas
Ecacrme
George Hioe
Osbines
Pevent
Apel 1
Vis
Ah Utes
Thumad Pride
Fontral
North Marknn
Presoaal Attration
Eighelberger
Aguar
ML. Etchison
Etchison
M. L. Etchibon
South Market Street
Loltciewiy
W.H. B. Etchison
Withdreen
We. H. 2
Storwon
Sebalene
Phoore
Iptidawiya
GEND
TRE
F. B. Sappungtor
Bess Face
All Goods
F.br
George Wallace
Church Street
Chapel Alley
North Market St
Frede‘ck City Hospital Guild
Mesherits Birely
Kate Grrtrorr
Hary
Connar
Robert Chamber
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