Frederick Sequi Centennial Plans Pledge Big Parade and Relics
The Frederick celebration committee reports near completion of plans for the Sesqui Centennial on Monday July 5 with a grand parade from College Avenue to Court Park and a speaker’s stand in front of the Courthouse. Bishop William F. McDowell of Washington will deliver the address with Rev. Douglas Hoof and Rabbi W Willner leading prayers and songs. Aeroplanes will drop copies of the Declaration of Independence during the parade, and a fireworks display will conclude the event at the City Park grounds.
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Court House Park
First Regiment
Hammond Urner
America
Douglass Hoof
H Doreey Etchison
Wm. F. McDowell
Washington
Rabbi W. Willner
Frederick
WY. M. Coa
College Avenue
West Patrick Street
Wiliam F. McDowell
Municipal Park
West Church
Bentz Streets
Baltimore
McDowell
Methodist Episcopal Caurch
Francis Scott Key
Joseph Drake
H Dotsey Etchison
Etchison
Plains
Baker J. Travers Thomas
Cimer FL. Munshower
Samuel Grafton
Coblentz
Wil
Maude W. Dittmar
Tomormaar
Shoolin
Francia H. Markell
Daughters of the American Revolution
Ezra Houck
Roy Hyndman
Jesse Anders
All Saints Street
George R. Dennis
Franklin B. Smith
Charles O'Donnell Lee
Gertrude Lee
Joseph Jenkins Lee
Knoxville
Bentz
Cllege Avenue
Patrick Street
North Market
Fountain
West Second Street
Court Street
Court Park
Court Square
Urner
F. A. Schwallenberg
W Willner
Sickness and surgeries in Maryland towns
AMONG THE SICK Mr Victor Tyerrar of Baltimore former Frederick resident is a patient at John Hopkins Hospital awaiting a serious operation. Miss Ruth Loukins of near Burkittsville recovered after appendectomy at Frederick City Hospital. Mr Oliver Michael of Middletown is very ill and Mr C Mason Hoffman of Middletown underwent tonsil removal at Frederick City Hospital. Mrs Osmond Derr of Middletown has been bedridden but is improving. Paris tailors use moving display dummies with electric motors.
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Victor Tyerrar
Baltimore
Frederick
John Hopkins Hospital
Ruth Loukins
Chas. Younkins
Burkittsville
Frederick City Hospital
Oliver Michael
Middletown
C Mason Hoffman
Model
Osmond Derr
Personal notices from Frederick rise in area travel and events
Purely personal items list residents and guests in Frederick and nearby areas. Attendees at Yale commencement travel through New England. Yale graduate plans a house party in Rexville New York. visits to relatives in Maryland West Virginia and Pennsylvania. residents attending conventions in Philadelphia and New York. several moves and job changes noted including John W. Doub resigning from Peoples Fire Insurance and planning to move to Pittsburgh. real estate sale in Frederick. social events such as Hobbs dance attended by local residents.
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F. H Hedges
Elizabeth Hedges
Yale
Skew Haten
Conn
New England States
F. H Hedges, Jr
Rexsville
Frederick
Arthur Williams
Bertie Williams
Elkridge Md
Williams
Baker Johnson
West Third Street
Potts
Court Street
Florence Muzzey
Shepherdstown
W Va
Laura Schley Osburn
Weet Third Street
Anna L Beckley
Chicago
Stella Geisbert Hag
Baltimore
Cizler
Daniel Wateler
Woberts
Mas Grayson Angleberger
Mt Pleasant
Mavie Pommert and Son
Ach
Philadelphia
Heverly
Usher A Hall
Elmer F Munshower
Hall
Odd Fellows of
Pennsylvania
Rath
Katherine Dutrow
Lancaster
Doothea Hemann
New York City
Ruth Dutrow
Herman
Nora Yost
Meyersville, Pa
Columbia University
New York
Michard Dutrow
Smyrna
Dutrow
Christine Kreh
Barbara Hull
Wildwood
Mary Nothagle
Washington
L A Biggs
West Fifth Street
Trela
Mutual Life Insurance Company of
Bellevue Stratford
Opel
Liena Club
John W. Doub
Peoples Fire Insurance Company of
Pittsburgh
University of Pittsburgh
Frank Norwood
TW. Lugster
Washington, DC
Bustia
Casco Bay
Cugster
Hobbs
Idhertstown
Albert Dean
James Dean
Flosete Cain
Fall Line as Boundary Shaping Coastal Trade Cities
The Fall Line marks the boundary between the Atlantic coastal plain and the Piedmont, with falls or rapids near many streams. Early navigation used falls as the head of coastwise trade, and cities like Washington, Richmond, Baltimore, Philadelphia, Trenton, Columbia, Macon, and Montgomery arose along or near these falls due to river power.
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Pinia
Piednent Belt
Washington
Richmond
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Trenton
Columbia
Macon
Montgomery
Local Markets Wheat Corn Prices Advertised in News
Wheat and corn prices appear in the local market section with corn listed at 137 dollars and 325 advertised units. The brief notice cites commodity quotes and market activity from the region’s trading posts.
Jenkinson Recall Sparks London Opinion Note
A brief reminiscence references a ghastly party at the Jenkinsons. The line hints at a social note from London Opinion, with memory of a prior meeting and the Jenkinson name as the focal point of the item.
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Jenkinsons
Jenkinson
London Opinion
Bisulphide Burns Fatal to Youth at Harpera Ferry
Miller Wolfe aged 17 died July 1 in Loudoun County near Harpera Ferry after burns from a carbon bisulphide explosion on June 15. He endured two weeks of illness and is survived by parents John F. Wolfe and a number of siblings. Funeral services at Ebenezer M E Church with interment in adjacent cemetery. Theodora Wolfe, older brother, was also burned but improving. Separately fireworks at the Country Club Independence Day display and dance were announced. Silk jersey urged for sportswear and fashion.
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Tesday
Miller Wolfe
John F. Wolfs
Loudoun County
Harpera Fear
Ames
Sadie Benjamin
Harpera Ferry
Blanche Hoffman
Millville
W. van Josephine Wolfe
Theodore
Kenneth Wolfe
Ebenezer M E
L Pachtes
Harpers Ferry
Theodora Wolfe
Country Club
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Jacob M Newman
James H. Gambull
Sels
East Sixth Street
Gilmore Roslantt
Last Sixth Street
Ross Fussorate
Faxorite
Harper’s Ferry
Brother
Florida
Via
Atlantic Coast Line
Savannah, Ga
Jacksonville
St. Augustine
Daytona
Fort Myers
Fort Pierce
West Palm Beach
Miami
St. Petersburg
Aenae
Ampa
Hollywood
Fort Lauderdale
Orlando
Havana
Cuba
Port Tampa
Key West
Bradenton
Lakeland
Plant City
Sarasota
Lake Wales
Sebring
Winter Haven
the Standard Railroad of the South
George P. James
H Sereet
N. W
Washington, D. C
the Pearce Pharmacy
Potomac Edison CO
West Patrick St
Dame Fortune
Ava
Frederick, Maryland
Bank of Personal Service
Tavannes
Bulova
McCleery
Jewelry
North Market Street P
Frederick, Ma
Mullinix & Bentz the Rug Store
South Market St
Frederick, MM
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