Astronomical Events and Historical Births in July History
July 2 History notes an astronomical event with a conjunction of planets Uranus and Neptune, rise times around 4 30, sun set near 7 80, and Mercury in conjunction with the sun. It also marks the 1828 death of John Adams and the birth years of John Adams and Thomas Jefferson.
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Suppete
Neptune
Johin ‘Adamé
United States
Thomas Jefferson
Mercury
Earth
No News Tomorrow Holiday Closure Affects Paper
The Fourth of July holiday prompts the newspaper to suspend publication and close the business office for the day. No edition will be issued tomorrow and normal operations resume afterward.
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Bualnora
Personal visits highlight Pleasant Paragraphs column
The notice lists numerous individuals visiting relatives in the city including Mr. Lewis Bennett Ex Sheriff Luther Derr from Jessups Mrs A C Lorentz of Hagerstown Mr William Burger from Baltimore Mrs J H Gittinger of Shepherdstown and others Mrs H Smith and granddaughter from Baltimore visit Mrs Lewis Fraley on West Patrick Street Mrs O McCarty and Miss McCarty of Washington guests of Mrs F B Kunkel East Patrick Street
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Bennett
Luther C. Derr
Jessups
A.C. Lorentz
Hagerstown
William Burger
Baltimore
J. H. Gittinger
Shepherdstown
W. Va
Washington, Braddock Heights
J. Clarke Kiefer
Lancaster
Robert McCleary
Chicago
Ill
H. Smith
Lewis Fraley
Patrick Street
O. McCarty
Miss McCarty
Washington
Questa
FB. Kunkel
East Patrick Street
Q. H. McGregor
Alymer
Ontario
Canada
L. W. Eugater
Washington Cottage
Braddock Heights
Abs. Anderson Hickols
Thiurmont
Mra
Wm. C. Rhoderick
North Market Street
Miarn Melon
Union Bridge
Bernard W. Wilson
South Market
Rooster kills giant rat in Cumberland yard
In Cumberland a rooster killed a rat that attacked a brood of chicks in Frank W. Cook’s yard at 158 Mary Avenue. The hen’s cries drew the rooster to defend the hen and its offspring. The rat leapt at the rooster and was ultimately slain. The rooster crowed over the defeated foe.
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Frank W. Cook
Mary
Avenue
Cumberland
Mr. Cook
Farmers Picnic Invitation Sparks Maryland Governor Visit
Dr. Charlie H. Conley of Frederick called Governor Crothers at the Union Building in Baltimore to invite him to farmers picnics at Buckeystown on July 20. The Governor pledged possible attendance. Also noted is a divorce grant for Tuatt through attorneys Waters and others from Mollie Dertles.
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Charlie H. Conley
Frederick Eganty
Tuatt
Waters
Mollie Dertles
Peste
Accident on hill near Harney and Monocacy bridge
A breechband broke causing a serious crash on the hill between Harney and the Monocacy bridge at Myers Mill. Occupants including Mr Slaugheohsupt Mrs Ernest Mann and Mrs John Brooklyn of Littlestown were injured as the carriage was destroyed. The horse ran downstream dragging the wreck and was captured later. Doctors Krause and Stone from Littlestown and Emmitsburg attended the injured who were taken to Littlestown.
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Harne
Harney
Myers Mill
Slaugheohsupt
Ernest Mann
John Brookly
Littlestown
Slkughenhsupt
Emmitsburg
Krauser
Stone
Will of Diedrick Dierker Filed in Baltimore Orphans Court
The will of the late Diedrick Dierker of Baltimore is filed in Orphans Court. He leaves his entire estate to his wife Margaret Dierker for life or widowhood, then to living children and issue of deceased children per stirpes. If she remarries she receives her legal share. Margaret Dierker and Lavina Guatina Dierker named executrices.
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Diedrick Dierker
Baltimore
Orphan's Court
Margaret Dierker
Daugher Lavina Guatina Dierker
Assault Beater Fined After Fracas in Town
A. Bates and his attacker clashed, with the assailant striking Bates and knocking him down. He faced Justice J. Francis Smith and paid a fine of six shillings and sixpence. At North Market Street, Guy Blackston narrowly escaped a fall after slipping from a second floor window while adjusting screens, saved by his feet caught in the window and his mother’s help.
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A.bates
Gates
J. Francis Smith
Guy Blackston
North Market Street
Sunday School Flag Day at United Brethren Church
Sunday morning services at United Brethren Church in M.3ville observe Flag Day. Every scholar will be presented a star flag in a ritual led by Rev. RE. A. Biation as part of the rural festival "Two Flags." After services, local old soldiers are noted in attendance.
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United Brethren Church
RE. A
Suit Over Horse Between Trene Gelshert and Bog Defendant
Legal notice details a case where plaintiff Trene Gelshert sues the defendant over a horse. The plaintiff claims ownership and seeks return or remedy for the animal alleged to have been sold. The document presents the attorney Ha 8 A Lewis and references a court action.
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Trene Gelshert
A. Lewis
Ae Ben
Teit
Frederick team limited by five hits at Hagerstown
Frederick battered Krebe, Hagerstown’s new pitcher, for only five hits, Ebert contributing two to reach five for the game. Hagerstown collected eight hits off Treat with one earned run amid costly errors. Hawke and Grant connected for two base hits. Luhn Buhr and others stole bases. Umpire Martin, time 1.30. Tomorrow two games with Belair scheduled and gate rules updated for ticket holders.
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Hagemann
Hawke
Grant
Coggins
Krebs
Treat
Luhn
Buhrmean
Simpeon
Buhrman
Benton
Martin
Hagerstown
Belair
Frederick
The
Baseball Association
Hymeneal Notes Moore Evans and Morris Lighter Marriages
Miss Miriam Howard Evans wed Cecil H Moore of Washington in a small ceremony at the bride’s home with Rev. Dr. Oxborne Ingle presiding. The couple will live in Washington after a luncheon hosted by Mrs. Julia Moore. Miss Gertrude Lighter married Arthur Morris at the McPherson House in Columbus on June 18 after meeting in Columbus.
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F. B. Oden
Julia Moore
Morris—Lighter
Gertrude Lighter
John H. Lighter
Middletown
Uun
Arthur Morris
Dayton
Ohio
McPherson House
Columbus
Miss Lighter
Morris
Red Men to Attend Moving Picture Exhibitions in City
Thousands of visiting Red Men will visit the city this week and attend grand moving picture shows at City Opera House on Thursday Friday and Saturday nights. Shows begin at 8 30 and run about two hours nightly with American and foreign films. The events provide entertainment and rest for the wearied delegates in the cooler interior of the New Theatre, noted for being about 20 degrees cooler than outside on hot evenings.
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Messrs. Leichert Brothers
City Opera
Property Sales Report for Eters Hill Tracts
Harvey R. Lease notified at the courthouse door this morning. John Francis Smith attorney details Visitation Hill property in the city. Four acre tract sold to Dr. C. Johnson for 1400 dollars. Seven acre tract sold to Mr. David DB Kolb at 256 dollars per acre.
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Harvey R. Lease
Com
John Francis Smith
Visitation Loaves
Es C. Johnson
David DB. Kolb
Summer School Closes at Braddock Heights
The Summer School of Sunday School Workers at Braddock Heights closed at noon with Dr. presenting diplomas to 15 students who completed required examinations in methods of Bundsy school work. The remainder of text contains garbled fragments and does not add clear further facts.
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Braddock Heights
Petition to halt liquor haulage by railways in Myeravilly region
A circulated petition asks the Frederick Inter Urban Railway Company and the Hagerstown Myeravilly Electric Railway Company to prohibit hauling intoxicating liquors to Myeravilly and nearby districts. Hundreds signers urge a rule stopping beer and whiskey traffic tied to Freder ick and Hagerstown shipments.
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Frederick
Hagerstown
Sunday Church Services Across Belsteyaville and Vicinity
Sunday services are listed for Belsteyaville Mission St. John's Catholic St. John's, United Brethren Bundsy Lutheran Trinity M E German Baptist Brethren Evangelical Reformed Methodist Episcopal Presbyterian First Baptist and other churches. Times include morning 7 to 10 a.m. and evening 6 to 8 p.m. with Sunday schools at 9:15 to 9:40 a.m. and special sermons by Rev. Kiracofe Rev. Dr. R Bachbach Rev. Thomas Freeman Dixon Rev. A J Gill and Rev. Floyd a L Pi on. Notable performers include Miss McCarty and Mr. Bowers with quartette and duet. Services to continue next week with Mr Downing preaching evenings.
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Belsteyaville Mission Unday
St. John’s Catholic Church
United Brethren Church
Bundsy
J. W. Kiracofe
Nfi
Attalate Pisco
Lutheran Church
C.F. Steck
Scott Key
Trinity M. E
Booth
John Paul Tylor
German Baptist Brethren Church
Evangolios! Reformed Church
R. Bachbach
Methodist Episcopal Church
A. J. Gill
Robert Downing
Downing
Presbyterian Church
Thomas Freeman Dixon
Misa McCarty
Washington, D. C
Misa Bowers
Bowers
Hendrickson
Schnecker
du Back
Miss McCarty
Mr. Bowers
First Baptist Church
Bunda
Seeral Ee Aator
Floyd
Neghoor
Patvie
C. E. Society
Will of J I Montgomery filed for probate in Orphans Court
The will of the late James I Montgomery of Liamevie is filed for probate. It leaves his wife Lida M Montgomery $2 000 and the remainder divided into six equal shares for his sons William Sedwick Montgomery Millard Iimore Montgomery George Wilson Montgomery Luther Anderson Montgomery and his daughters Ines May Eng and Fanny Rebecca Eling. John H Ship named as wife executrix.
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J. J. Montgomery
James I. Montgomery
Liamevie
Lida M. Montgomery
Toom
William Sedwick Montgomery
Millard ii
Record Wheat Harvest Sets County Yield Benchmark
A first wheat haul from Westmin set a county record with 4 acres yielding 168 bushels. The farm near Shaktet produced a preliminary rate of 40 bushels per acre, surpassing previous county figures as local mills prepare for holiday closures.
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Westminset
Ora
Weatmaier
Roberts
Notice of relocation for bank business and public convenience
A notice states customers are removed from the old banking room and will be served during the erection of a new building for the store. It calls for proper transactions of business and public convenience during the transition.
Exceptional Hosiery Values for All Family Members
Careful buying and persistent follow up enable us to offer hosiery for every family member. Imported Black Clauze Lisle Stocking, regular 37 quality, now 26 cents. Children's 80X stockings in black white and tan, assorted sizes. New Shirting Madras fabrics, white and colored, 120 to 200 per yard.
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BISK
P. B
Sucess Ak Large Ling
Madras
Etchison to Open Exclusive Undertaking Business
Wm. H. B. Etchison withdraws from Etchison Furniture Store to launch exclusive undertaking services at his residence and other local sites. He will operate as Funeral Director and Embalmer, with contact via both phones and address at No 6 Hast Church Street, near the Woman's College. The city enforces a Fourth of July gun and explosive ban with penalties to deter violations.
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Wm. H. B. Etchison
Etchison Furniture
EM. Balmer
Church Street
Woman's College
M. E. Church
U. H. B. i Furteral
Frederick
Bolles Ant Apoetal
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