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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 07, 1911

Page

2

Frederick's Oldest Citizen Recalls Lafayette Visit of 1824

Frederick’s oldest resident, Mr Nicholas B. Hauer, reflects on early days in the city, memories of Lafayette’s 1824 visit, and other notable events. The long-lived man recalls West Patrick Street home, Baris 5 era, and childhood sights, with hints of local life and civic history.

Frederick Lafayette Nicholas B. Hauer UG UG Tgt UD Eee Crnes Tsit Patrick Street

Lafayette Visit Remembered by Frederick Community

Unelé Nie, a respected Frederick figure and longtime Frederick Town Savings director, recalls Lafayette's 1824 visit to the city. Citizens gathered as arches rose at Market and Valmek streets, bands played, and a parade formed from Court House to the Lafayette site. Gen Ear’s 1781 demand for funds looms in memory, with residents counting 6,960 dollars raised by the savings institution to save the city.

Unelé Nie Frederick Frederick Town Flo Marquis de Lafayette Used Lafayette Philadelphia Washington Allauer Valmek Market Streets North Market Street Fat Tane Predevick Sunditarisin Mh Preder- Colles Prenelman Angerican Tiauer Ear Sayvings Lewis Shull

Youth Drowns In Canal Near Akron

A youth named Wilson, visiting Akron, Ohio, drowned after straying beyond his depth in a canal while tending cattle alone. A crippled companion, Hammed Murray, witnessed the sinking but could not aid. Nearby workers recovered the body after the eight months. Wilson had been living with his aunt Mrs C. B. E. Hammed at McCors Ferry.

Chesapeake Cort Prederick Anther Wattson Wilson Akron Hamned Murray

Festival at Rocky Springs Chapel Arrangements Complete

Arrangements are complete for a charity festival at Rocky Springs chapel tomorrow evening to benefit the chapel. A large crowd is expected and no band will perform. a committee including Mrs Balk, Mrs Weauiing, Mrs Morney, Mr Moore, Mrs Kemp, Mrs Shaffer, Mrs Hilder brand, Kate Staley, and Mrs Staley will oversee the event.

Rocky Springs Chapel Balk W. Weauiing Morney Moore L. Kemp M. Shaffer J. Hilderbrand Kate Staley Staley

Would Be Robbers Scared Away

Two burglars suspected as professional safebreakers were discovered early Tuesday morning breaking into Hancock post office. Dentist K J Diehl fired several shots as they fled, but none hit. The robbers forced two doors and headed toward the rear room containing the safe before being detected.

Hancock Postance K J Diehl

Court Transfers and Real Estate Filings in Georgia and County

A list of court-ordered property transfers and real estate dealings is recorded. Entries include Davidge Davidge and spouse to Samuel A Lewis for real estate in the county, Ramney A Lewis to Georgia Skid, a David Rhodes and wife to Eleanor Byers in Jimmitstown for 404 dollars, George W Runkler and wife to Henry Khyati for 300 dollars, William A Turner et al to William A in county, J Smith and husband to Columbia M Williams for 7.90 dollars, Ezra B D Hoffman and wife to Lottle V Burke for Snelly 150, Vincent Sebold trustee to Isaac Bowers for 285 dollars, and Thomas Simpson to Edward W D Wurry for real estate and personal property totaling 2143.10 dollars.

David Rhodes Eleanor Byers Jimmitsburg George W. Runkler Henry Khyati William A. ‘Turner William A Court J. Smith Columbia M. Williams Ezra BD. Hoffman Lottle Vi. Burke Snelly Vincent Sebold Isaac 8. Bowers Thomas Simpson Edward WD Wurry

Social World Reception Honors Mr and Mrs Jesse St Anders

Mr and Mrs Edward Dyer hosted a reception at Market Space last night in honor of Mr and Mrs Jesse St Anders. The social gathering featured supper and refreshments with many attendees including Mr and Mrs Jesse B Anders, Mr and Mrs John T Best, Claggett Ramsburg and son Jesse, Henry E Cramer and family, and Misses Bessie Anders Ann[s], Sarah Phicegor, Viola Starr, among others.

Edward Dyer Jesse St. Anders Jesse B. Anders John T. Best Claggett Ramsburg Jesse Henry E. Cramer Varry W. Dyer Georger Lina Anders Knaut Barbey Jacob L. Hagelbrecht Edward M. Dyer Madaline Bessie Anders Anns [Aler Sarah Phicegor Viola Starr Mary Crumbaursh Isse Rippeon Messrs Joseph Price Frank Derr Howard Schade

Young Giants Defeat Young Fredericks 8 to 7 Inning Contest

The Young Giants beat the Young Fredericks 8 to 7 in an extra inning contest last night. Gilbert starred in fielding and stole home in the seventh, while Station pitched and Houck impressed with overall play despite a fall at third. Stabeen, Haller, and Hlatler contributed with base hits as Threw base hits followed by Hinter and a final strikeout by Station.

Young Giants Fredericks Gilbert Station Houck Inong Stabeen Haller Young Fredericks Hlatler Cramer Hinter Station TV Stathen Tlalier O

Personal and Social Fredericks and Vicinity Readers' Notes

Frederick society notices list residents and visitors. Charles T. Kr. Young travels to Washington on business while others like Miss Mary Kdanner and Miss Irma Biggs visit relatives in Baltimore and Washington. Local moves include Ira D. Hoffman relocating to West South Street and Mrs. W. B. Krantz returning from North Carolina.

Charles T. KR. Young Washington Mary S. Kdanner East South Street Uarry Washington, D.C

Newlands Bills Seeks Independent Tribunal for Big Corporations

In Washington in July a Senate bill by Mr Newlands of Nevada proposes an independent quasi judicial federal tribunal to oversee large industrial corporations. The measure targets firms with receipts over five million dollars, to require public disclosure of capitalization finances and operations, branding unregistered firms as suspect. The bill links to Standard Oil tobacco rulings and a steel industry report as justification.

Washington Tve Interstate Comerce Commission Senate Newlands Nevada Standard Oil and Tobacco Oit United States

Beaumont Winner of Race in Disputed Speed Report

In Paris on July 7 2001 Andre at Beaumoni won a race flying from Calas to Vincennes aerodrome a distance of about four miles according to The News amid disputed timing and prize notes.

Paris M— Poveign' Connean Andre Eicypean Dte Beaumoni Calas Vincennes Aerodrome di Miles Vidart

Steamer Santa Rosa Strikes Rocks Near Conception

Reports say the large steamer Santa Rosa carrying numerous passengers ran aground on rocks between Conception and Arguellero. A rescue steamer was dispatched to aid survivors and transfer passengers to safety.

Y Francisco Marine Todas Santa Rosa Pot! Conception Arguelleo

Packing Plant in Flames in Pittsburg Fire

Fire today destroyed the meat packing plant of Rea & Co at 290 PLM causing an estimated loss of 200,800 dollars. The blaze prompted firefighting crews from nearby districts to battle the flames through the afternoon. No fatalities were reported, and the cause is under investigation.

Pittsburg Rea & Co

Baptism Service For Infant Son Of The W. Spyder

The baptism of the infant son of the W. Spyder will be held Sunday at St Puomas. The former pastor Rev Dr Luther Kultiaan from Giliottysburg is expected to fill the pulpit.

Vaperetosa Watersboro St Thomas W. Spyder St. Puomas Luther Kultiaan Giliottysburg

Granddaughter of Key presents poems to memorial group

Mrs. KR Norwood, a descendant of Francis Scott Key, traveled from Texarkana to Washington to donate a book of his poems to the Francis Scott Key Memorial Association. The delivery occurred at the Key mansion in Georgetown, with plans to visit Arlington and New York afterward.

Key Aserciarion KR. Ft. Norwood Francis Scott Key National Cemetery Arlington New York Texarkana Norwood Josep Turner North Carolina Daniel Turner Ann Key National Air Kent Uavy Yard San Franciso J. Mills Browne United States Navy Washington Francis Scott Key Memorial Association

Dancing at Braddock Heights This July and August

Frederick Railroad Company announces Braddock Heights mansion will host daily dances each afternoon in July and August. Braddock Heights orchestra will provide music from noon to musical time. In addition to these, regular Tuesday and Friday night dances continue. Tonight’s regular dance is canceled due to track troubles at the power house. Regular fall schedule to resume Sunday morning.

Frederick Railroad Company Braddock Heights U Oelock Frederick Railroad

Water Crisis at Lakin Spring Prompted City Efforts

Water pumping continues at Lakin's spring to boost reservoir levels as residents face shortages. An Independent engine aided pumping but could not match demand, raising concerns across the city. Mayor Schell reports progress on a new pipe line set for completion by August while noting no cause for alarm. A related note records the death of a gray parrot in Dill avenue from heat.

Baris Ennst Church Street Louis Orphan House Hase Haguer Wises WOW Flenbing Walt Ieee Lakin’s Spring Lakin Galarke Euly Schell Ile Wilter

Frederick Market Prices from Frederick County Farmers Exchange

Quotations corrected July 7, 1941 list prices for corn wheat and feeds. Shelled corn ranges from 60 to 75 cents per bushel, winter wheat 4.80 to 3.3, spring wheat 3 to 3. The note includes mill feed items such as bran middlings red dog and baby feed with per ton and per sack prices. A closing biblical verse appears unrelated to market data.

Frederick County Farmers’ Exchange Timothy

Local Firm Renews Agency For Zammo Remedy

J A Williamson announces continued agency for Zammo the skin cure. The external liquid treatment, praised in recent years, will be stocked by Williamson Drug Co with two sample bottles, one free for skin sufferers eager to test its merit. A pamphlet How to Preserve the Skin will be offered to interested readers.

J. AL Williamson Harmu

Candidate Announcement for Frederick County Attorney Race

Dennis Ko George announces candidacy for Frederick County Attorney as a Republican. He asks for support from neighbors and mentions duty to law, urging votes at the upcoming primary.

Ofuf Bates Wrederick Ty Law Ko Dennis

William H Smith for Frederick County Sheriff Nomination

William H Smith announces candidacy for the Republican nomination for sheriff of Frederick County. He seeks support from friends across the county ahead of the next primary election.

Frederick County William H. Smith

Catholic? No. Sheriff Candidate Seeks Democratic Support

CHAS T PAGAN of Frederick District asks Frederick County Democrats for primary support as a candidate for the office of Sheriff on the Democratic Ticket.

Orphans’ Court Wrederbey County John W. Mumford Braddock District Muayth&wFit Frederick County Chas, T Pagan Frederick District Guy i. Motter Republicans Frederick George T. Roderick

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