Purely Personal. Visitors and Travels Mentioned Across Town
A column of social notes lists residents and guests visiting friends or traveling. Names include Mrs Wm Mehrling at Double Pipe Creek, Rev Dr E B Todd from California, Miss Hallie Rico to Atlantic City, Mr Robert T Tunstall in the city from Baltimore, Miss Mary Elkins to Hagerstown, and many others visiting Boston, Washington, Paris, Capon Springs, and Carroll County. The piece records short moves among families, educators, and local social networks with occasional notes on work or study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Mehrling
Double Pipe Creek
Todd
California
E. O. Weant
Westminster
Misa Hallie Rico
Atlantic City
Robert T. Tunstall
Baltimore
Charles O. Carty
Washington
Oallie M. Hane
Atlantic
Mary O. Elkins
Hagerstown
Mice Janie Stone
East Church
Miza Mamus Bacher
Thin City
Capon Springs
Michael J. Kennedy
East Patrick Street
Carroll County
Miseus Mary McQardell
Naomi Gring J
Boston
Margaret O'Keato
St. Joseph’s Academy
Buritsburg
Paris
Q. J. Quillman
B. Quillman
A. N. Quillman
Norristowan
Pepilla de Garmendia
New York
Harry E. Carty
Ben
Washington, D. C
Gaithersburg
Montgomery County
Mer
Casper Clina
Mass
Newton Highlands
Charlea Landore
Thurmont
Andes Mountains
Ecuador
South America
Annie Carlton
Norfolk
Julia Barnes
Xenia
Ohio
Nettie Levy
Middletown
John T. White
Cumberland
Allegry County
Ite
Jefferson
West
White
Maryland State Teachers’ Association
Ocean City
T. O.harbaugh
Casstown
W. Shafer
G. 0. Rhoderick
Glorious Fourth prep and July tidbits
A compact local items brief notes July plans and seasonal chatter. Mentions festive flags and public events around town. Includes a schoolhouse proposal in Jokmeville district and a B and O rail run at 7 45 am with a one day return.
Banks Splendidly Enlarged in Frederick Marble and Mahogany
The Farmers and Mechanics National Bank in Frederick has completed its September-started improvements. The enlarged banking room features mahogany finish, white and gray marble, a modern vault, and rear service rooms in cherry with mahogany furnishings. The brown stone front enhances the building's handsome appearance and provides enhanced facilities for officials and patrons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers’ and Mechanice’ National Bank
Frederick
Samuel Lb. Lilly
Woodell Denies Fraud Allegations In Baltimore Case
Maka Woodell of St Louis says his dealings with Mrs Hicks were proper and notes papers in possession from her attorney I W Bath. He claims the money transfer stemmed from a jealous plot and plans to sue Hicks for defaming him. Woodell was arrested after a brief marriage to Monica Regina Daffy and held on $400 bail in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Micke
Mark A. Woodell
St. Louis
Poblor
Hertigan
Waebleg- Woo
Monica Regina Daffy
Delinda Clarke Duffy
East Twenty Escond Street
Baltimore
Bia Honeymooe
Camp Sohley Inn
Falas
Hable O. Hicks
Washington
Stois
Farmers and Mechanics National Bank of Frederick County History
A historical overview traces the Farmers and Mechanics National Bank from its origins as a branch of the Bank of Westminster in ASIT through chartering in 1838 and name changes to Farmers and Mechanice National Bank. It notes Civil War activity, building acquisitions in 1828 and 1882, four presidents, and current officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fermers’ and Mechanics’ Nationl Bank
Bank of West‘minster
Frederick County
Frederick
Westminster
Farmers’ and Mechanics’ Bank of
Farmers’ and Mechanice National Bank
General
Raycom
Wm. Tyler
Ezra Houck
Obacies B Trail
Honok
Trail
Gol
D. O. Winebrewer
Charles B. Trail
Wilbur H. Davall
Clarks
Frederick County Delegation Bets on Governor Hope at Meeting
At the Democratic State Central Committee in Baltimore Frederick county delegates opened a surprise bid for General Baughman as Governor candidate. Warfield and Jones supporters gauge contest while Gorman’s return is awaited to resolve loyalties before August 12 convention in Hockville to nominate a chief judge and align district candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic State Central Committee
Baltimore
Frederick County
Liotot Banghaan
Warfield
Jones
General Baughman
Gobrostoria
Inelst
Jacob Rohrback
Frederick Ia
Baughman
House of Delegates
Baltimore Sun
Aage
Mr. Warfield
Benster Gorman
Gorman
Hockville
Camp Abbott Y M C A plans big Braddock Heights camp
A large meeting leads to forming the Camp Abbott Association of the Y M C A with Frank Moore as president and an executive committee. Camp at Braddock Heights to start July 18 and run with guards and braves named from local groups. membership growing though still limited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock
Young Men's Christian Association of
Thraefty
Camp Abbott Association of the
Frank Moore
Robbert E. Delaplane
Solomon D. Hedges
Abert Gilson
Agen
Ira N. Logat
A. Gilson
George T. Mac‘mam, Jr
J. Alfred Ritter, Jr
Osmo Abbott
Henry H. Abbots
Abbott
Braddock Heights
Schley
Gret
Financial statement of a historic bank from 1903
A dated bank balance sheet shows liabilities and assets including General stock Paid In 200,000 and Surplus fund 200,000. It lists National Banknotes out and due to other banks, certified checks, and deposits. Cashier G Zimacexaan signs, with J Travers Thomas notary, on June 18, 1903, in Pieoxman County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Maryland
King House
Asa
Reserve Awanta
Axente
Gantral Stock
Inc
Manyland
Pieoxman
G. Zimacexaan
WM. G. Rimmerman
J. Travers Thomas
N. P
James McBherry
B. Ramsburg
M. G. Baker
Heat Claims Several In State Harvest and Accidents
Charles Easton died from heat while harvesting near Beaver Creek. Barbara Shiftier’s child perished from heat on the way from South Mountain to Pondeville. Earlé Potts, son of George Potts, burned to death at Elkton. mother seriously burned. John Davis of Pinesburg died after being struck by a train. Fourteen candidates passed midshipmen exams for Annapolis. Frank Androwe named scientific assistant in Agriculture. Wardlaw Mason appointed War Department stenographer. Annapolis municipal election set for July 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Easton
Beaver Creek
Court of
George Potts
Elkton
Court of Appeals
Annapolis City
Pamea
John Davis
Western Maryland Railroad Company
Pinesburg
Frank Androwe
Rockville
Agricultural Department
Wardlaw Mason
W. P. Mason
War Department
Washington
Markets Offer Fresh Lobsters Clams and Seafood
The ad lists live lobsters frogs spring chickens genuine little neck clams on ice soft Chan e large white flakes crab meat shad and shad rok. It promotes fresh daily crabs and details a home delivery option with pure beer and shave or send your order to be sext to home.
Braddock Heights Tonight and July Activities
Local notes announce Braddock Heights Friday dances with pleasant scenery and a 4th of July celebration including all day photo dancing and fireworks display. Also notices on barber hours July 4, a scientific optician visit, dog leash rules, and local goods listings from Feather Company and local shops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock Heights
July church and community events schedule
A July events list covers church reunions cornerstone lays and picnics across Maryland Pennsylvania and Virginia. Highlights include the Presbyterians reunion at Peamar Park July 9 the Tome Creek church cornerstone July 11 the Mt Zion Bandey School concert July 11 the Remptown Junior Order near Mosrovia July 11 and more through July 25 with parks gatherings at Poplar Park and Cooper Ville plus a Troutville grove event from July 23 to 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Penmar Park
Funeral for Vernon W. Doresy Tr near Marriotteville
Vernon W. Doresy Tr died June 20 in Johns Hopkins Hospital Baltimore after months of heart disease treatment. Funeral held at Monrovia with Rev. D May officiating. interment in New Cemetery. Pallbearers included William K. Shirley W L Henwond, William Hobb E J Hammond August Craig resin Hobbs. W S Eulion of Frederick managed arrangements. Family notes many relatives attended. floral tributes described as abundant. Doresy was 41 years old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon W. Doresy
Marriotteville
Baltimore County
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Monsovia
Toaresey
Waasade
New Cemetery
Rev
D. May
William KE. Shirley
Wian Hobb
J. Hammond
August Craiga
Resin Hobbs
Eulion
Frederick
Monrovia
Indians to Attend Local Pionic Day Event
Arrangements by the committees of the Improved Red Men of this city plan a tribal attendance for a pionic day on a designated Saturday. A party of Indians including named members will arrive around 12 40 pm by trolley car, escorted to Braddock Heights for a pow wow with a sea deuce and a war deuce in Indiana fashion, plus an elaborate program to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pionic
Daly
Braddock Heights
Indiana
Braddock
Overcome by Heat on East South Street
A worker collapsed yesterday afternoon on East South Street while a company was installing new wains. He was taken home and was reported doing well this morning after the heat incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East South Street
Wes
Wee
Olin The Eastern & Export Company Case Details
Judge J C Moster presided as bail in the case of Olin The Eastern and Export Company. The terse record cites amounts such as 3.45 and 49 cenmer with unclear terms. A shelling notation and a reference to hay 18 cents and 20 dollars appear in the fragmentary text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Moster
Babeas
Local July Fourth Special at Camp Schicy Diner
Special July 4th at Camp Schicy Inc Diner runs noon to 2 PM. Tickets cost 50 cents. Straw hats priced 1.00 1.25 1.50 with some 2.00 hats half price at Wixerine's. Grill offers clam chowder clam fritters orad soap sandwicher ban fruit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Schicy Inc
Aleo
Wixerine’s
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Frank Tease
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John T. Lappe
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Stephen O. Gelsbert
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Lois M. Haijer
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Lawne
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Bugs
L. KE. Mulliniz
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Rodook & CO
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North Market
Fsederick, MD
Thomas FP. Rior
East Fourth Street
Frederick County Telephone
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Toughizy
Lee
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