PURELY PERSONAL Mr Wallace R Beall visiting Frederick area
Purely personal notes from Frederick listing visiting friends and relatives. Individuals include Miss Marie Dill of Baltimore visiting Miss Alice Shriner, Mr. Wallace R Beall of Liberty, and several others from Baltimore Washington and nearby towns. Also mentions temporary lodging, a promotion at a savings institution, and local flower news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace R. Beall
Liberty
Frederick
Marie Dill
Baltimore
Alice V. Shriner
North Market Street
Orra Turner
West Second Street
Mamie Shriner
Weakington
G. W. B. Shriner
Stella Hollenberger
Union Bridge
Charles E. Saylor
South Market Street
Myra. Houston Elliott
Washington
A. Fearhake
Braddock Heights
Horace Brown
Dr. Hill
James McSherry
East Second Street
Violet Fleming
Winter
New Oxford
Gettyeburg
Church Services and Meetings Bulletin for Local Faith Groups
Diverse Sunday services listed across multiple churches including All Saints Episcopal Grace Reformed Evangelical Lutheran Presbyterian M E Church German Reformed German Baptist and others. Events include morning and evening worships Sunday schools and Epworth League with speakers Rev. S M Kips Rev E L McLean Rev Dr Eschbach Rev T Freaman Dixon Rev Dr E S Todd and Rev C W Stinsspring among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of God
Kips
Tor
Grace Reformed Church
E. L. MclLean
Evangelical Lutheran Church
EB. R. Eschbach
Evangelical Reformed Church
Presbyterian Church
T. Freaman Dixon
Todd
M. E
C. W. Stinsspring
A. B
Kemp Hall
Frank W.shhulenberger
Theological Seminary At
Lancaster
B. W. Switzer
M. 4. Church
Bruner
J. S. Lang
Dr Sharett Leaves Frederick for Colorado Springs
Dr and Mrs Z A Sharetts left Frederick yesterday afternoon by Pennsylvania Railroad for Colorado Springs Col where they will reside. Dr Sharetts was longtime physician in Frederick with a lucrative practice and headed the local Homoeopathic Medical Society. He also financed local ventures and served as director of the Frederick and Middletown Electric Railway Co. Health issues and climate prompted the move, leaving many mournful friends. Mrs Sharetts’ departure was likewise mourned. Mr Sharetts is a daughter of Rev T F Hoffmeier of Mt Pleasant formerly of Middletown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Z. A. Sharetts
Frederick
Pennsylvania Railroad
Colorado Springs
Col
Firemen's Convention in Winchester Honors 5 Year Terms
Cumberland Valley Firemen's Association met in Rouse City Hall Winchester Virginia with about 30 members. A.R. Eline of Martinsburg chaired the meeting and W.B.R. Kline of Martinsburg was elected president for five years with Wagner Mechanicsburg first vice president Heimel Hagerstown second vice president Kiger Winchester secretary and Richter Chambersburg treasurer. Hagerstown was chosen as next meeting place. Also noted are a job change for Chas D Groff and a funeral pallbearer estimate by George B Oswald and local illnesses and a brief remark on zinc and grinding related paint wear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland Valley Firemen’s Association
Rouse City Hall
Winchester
A.R. Eline
Martinsburg
W. Va
Marsinsborg
5S. M. Wagner
Mechanicsburg
August Heimel
Hagerstown
Joseph KR. Kiger
William H. Richter
Chambersburg
Fourth of July Celebrations and Contests at Frederick
The Fourth of July in Frederick featured fireworks at Braddock Heights and observatory displays, with large crowds despite showers. A baseball doubleheader at Athletic Park ended in a 13 to 7 Frederick win. rain interrupted play and fans criticized managers. Accidents included burns from fireworks and a dog injured by a cracker. A Young Athletes beat the Railroad team 25 to 12 in morning baseball, while a Cumberland Senate Club bowling tripled Diamond at Frazier's Diamond. Bass fishing success along the Monocacy and Potomac included notable catches by Storm, Kemp, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fredgerick
Bygau
Braddock Heights
Electric Railway
Observatory
Athletic Park
Frederick
Westminster
Carter
University of Virginia
Mansera
John Snyder
W. F. Snyder
Maynard
Ralph A. Long
Dr. Long
Judges Motter
Charles T. Kline
Mr. Kline
Marion
Charles Oliff
Shookatown
Braddrick Heights
Oliff
Shipley
Doll
Frank Dertzbanga
Roy Shipley
Guy Stanton
Fred Shipley
Silas Thomas
Charles Blair
John Doll
Will Penn
Edward Dovall
Frazier
Diamond Bowling
Senate Club of Cumberland
Senators
Diamonds
Senatore
Diamond
Joseph Long
John Flavier
Monocacy
Potomac
William B. Storm
Cential National Bank
Frank Bentz
Ruby Landis
Rudolph Aronse
William Brengle
Edward Bentz
Point of Rocks
Robert A. Kemp
Centrai National Bank
Buried Cad er a Wall at Middletown Church
Mr Dunisi Brane sexton of the Re formed church at Middletown narrowly escaped death during demolition of the old Sunday school building. While undermining a corner wall the structure began to totter and Brane ran the wrong way. He was buried by falling debris but extricated with facial cuts bruises a broken collarbone and possible internal injuries. It was described as a miraculous escape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cader
Dunisi Brane
The
Reformed Church
Middletown
Brane
Carriage Crash on Hast Church Street Injures Two Women
Baker J. Lamers and a companion were frightened as an IOA wagon on Hast Church Street approached Tek sway this morning. Mr Lamers was ejected and injured with cuts to the head. Two women in the carriage escaped serious harm as the horses halted on Market Street. The carriage sustained minor damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker J. Lamers
Ioa
Hast Church Street
Tek
Lamar
Markettreet
The Charms of Naples Travelogue Delights Readers
A vivid tour of Naples and surrounding sites highlights the aquarium, Castle of Sant Elmo, San Martino monastery, Capri, Sorrento, Amalfi, and Pozzuoli. The piece describes museums, ancient ruins, blue grotto, Taormina-like dances, and Capri wine, with notes on taxi drivers and local idiosyncrasies. It names Brutus, Cicero, Nero, Virgil, Hannibal, and Petrarch among figures referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ss. Elmo
San Martino
Farnes
Hercules
Apollo
Diana
Pompeii
Naples
Ss. Domenica Maggiore
Thomas Aquinas
St. Lorenzo
Boocaccio
Petrarch
Sanseverro
Nisida
Brutus
Cazenr
Cicero
Pozzuoli
Rome
Firat
Hera
Sdlfatarra
Ses
Moto Nuovo
Sorrento
Bay
Jas
Amalfit
Castellawarre
Ca‘pri
Tiberng
Gherazona
New York
Carna
Tarquin
Grotte Della Paos
Averona
Damage by storm hits Frederick and statewide toll
A severe storm tore through Frederick and other counties causing downed telegraph poles, damaged property, and overturned vehicles. In Baltimore four people died and many were injured as the storm struck Silver Run during a funeral. Middlebrook silo fell, three chimneys and the slate roof at a Creagerstown home were damaged, and a jail wedding near Brunswick occurred. Local notices list cafe specials and a dog muzzle ordinance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Baltimore
Ita
Ostroll
Silver Run
Alice Little
St. Mark's Reformed Church
Alfred Iogling
Old Union Church
John Ft. Erb
Westminster
E. D. Bowersox
Montgomery County
Middlebrook
Boyd's
Belog
Frank M. Stephene
Creagerstown
Bargain Fashion and Household Closeout at Local Stores
Local shop offers reduced prices on Lawn Goods Silks linens and shirts waists with white goods and fancy fabrics. Neidig Miller advertises household linens towels lace and silks at clearing prices while Clinton Main promotes medicines. Also offerings of Indian crafted baskets and glassware from Isanogle Wagaman on Market Street Frederick Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neidig & Miller
Dimitiea
Batiste
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the Daily News
Augustus Viscount Howe
Fort Ticonderoga
N. Y
David Glasgow Farragut
Knoxville
Duc de Pasquier
Napoleon i
Louis Phi Uppe
Paris
John P. Newman
Grant
Saratoga
Henry Barnard
Hartford
Weed
Till & PB. M
Sy Washmnoton
Taz News
Maryiani
W. N. Moons
R. P. Ross
Q. MN
Prandle Bookrback
Atty
Maise
Goldsborough
J. W. Dixon
Ome
Hershberger
City Hotel Grill
M. Dizon
Lophing
Wenstein & Wertheimer
B. Rosenaar & Sona
Rodock & Co
Wendige
John Hendrickson
George 8. Gillelan
Pittsburg
George L. Gillelan
Emmitsarg
Peter A. Hagan
Treasury Department
Washington, D. C
Wilson Trundle
Joseph Trundle
Annie M. Snyder
Charles Picketts
Third Street
Hugles
Frank Donald
Armstrong Cator & Co
Valley View Cottage
Braddoch
Ray Saylor
Brunswick
C. E. Saylor
Messie
Charles
Edward Smith
Joseph E. Smith
C. B. Creecy
Antetam
Dennis M. Daniela
Werdie Meser
West Virginia
Keats
Prof
Swisher
Columbian College
G. A. Townsend
Gapland
Lewis Tarr
Harlem Avenue
Margaret Boder
Mountstreet
Margaret Kolb
Fannie Rady
Anniston
Alabama
C. E. Creecy
Geo. A. Jones
Joseph Smith
Helen Burr
Margaret Palmer
Virginia
F. F. Smith
Charles EB. Onseell
Thormons
Central States Saving, Building and Loan Association
Mary ©. Beachley
Sica
Edward Hahn
West South Street
Hahn
Masonic Temple
Robert S. Tynon
Will Prac
Ranhives
Sunday Schools and Societies
DR. Shareti
Mir. Chas. D. Groff
J. D. Hendrickson
This City
Miter Bros
Chas. BH. Herring
Derr & 7Berd
Dry Goods and Nations Department
George B. Oswald
Washington County
Oliver Young
R. P. Storm
Devoe
Braddock Heigh's
C. F. Markell
Guy
Naplea
Santa Lucia
Italy
Hannibal
Hie
Mare Morto
Virgil
Baloo
Mortis
Penelope
Helen
Parta
Maryland
William H. Phillips
Lillia Ross Lowe
Denwood
Rockville
Philips
Sisters of the Visitation
Fr. Qatll
Board of Managers of the Home of the Aged
Mershberger's
Bershberger
J.W. Dixon
Cleveland
Fremont
London
Ohio
Re. B. B. Mansfield
Ogden
Utah
Chesterville
Bellevue
Clyde
Woodville
City Hotel
Grit
Iene
Nowec
Muszle
Gro
Yaru Btick
Soisbors
Silke
Charlies
Colorad
Makera
Dohn Hewontoxson
P. B
Ifto& Great Offering In
Neidig & Miller A
Apne
A. T. Rios & Sons
Frederick, MD
Frederick County Telephone
Thomas P. Rice
East Fourth Street
Broderick County
WE and Builders OF
Side Wales
Willard O. Keller
Clinton E. Main
OUR
Frederick County
Seanogle & Wagaman
Indiana
Dians
Theas
Beau
Isanogle & Wagamae
E. Sappinginie’s
Jaabéewie
Ity
Patrick
Thletic Park
Ville
C. Newton Trendie
Roters
West Fatrick Street
Jane Harwood
Joseph Groff
East Sixth
East Fifth
Cedes
Noah RE. UR
Il. M. Nocporri
Aetas Tt al Mig
Slacaler 3
Yarty
Charles Goldsboroughe
Keathland Hall
G. R. Nutt
East Recond Street
Chester
Wotck
Union Knitting Mills
W. Ahareh
Patrick Street
Hollers
A. A. Lough
Patrick St
Dill Avenue
F & M Railway
Harlett Warehouse
East Patrick Street
D. Wertheimer
GEO
Rodook & CO
Rodock & OO
A. T. Rio & Sons
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