Historical Notes Across Nations and Leaders Mentioned
The fragment references items from history including 9 in history, Switzer independence, Pierre Lemoine dies in 1700, Maeks Darke linked to Britain and America, Zachary Taylor born 1784 died 1850, and a scene of Japanese troops at Tientsin showing a Chinese arsenal exploding during a riot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold Winkdirtha
Switzer
Pierre Lemoine
Sieur d'Iberrille
Louisiana
Maeks Darke
Personal notes of visits and callers in town
Purely personal items list visitors and locals: Miss Alice Scheil visiting Mrs George fell on Wentworth street. Miss Anna Butts of Hagerstown returned home after visiting in the city. Dr. G G Rusk and Emily of Baltimore stayed at Valley View cottage Brad dock Heights. Miss Grace A Thoman visiting Baltimore and the Eastern Shore. Sandy Hoffman and Vin Lowe of York Pa visiting Ezra Hoffman on West South street. Guy Ridgely of the city has a new job with John S Wareham baker in Hagerstown. Mrs James W Denny and Mrs Geo Hildry of Pattimore guests of Miss Anna Thomas on West Second street. Mr and Mrs Everley and Albert of Hebdenertown returned home after visiting Mrs George Schell on West South street. Nellie Stonebraker and M Eleanor Young attended a house party given by Miss Mary Fain of McGrea and have returned home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Scheil
George Fell
Wentguth Street
Anna Butts
Hagerstown
G. G. Rusk
Emily
Baltimore
Valley View Cottage
Braddock Heights
Grace A. Thoman
East Second Street
Sandy Hoffman
Vin. Lowe
York, Pa
Ezra Hoffman
West South Street
Guy Ridgely
John 8
Wareham
Baker
James W. Denny
Geo
Hildry
Pattimore
Mies Anna
Thomas
West Second Street
iMr
Everley
Con. Albert
Hebdieratown
George Schell
South Street
Nellie Stonebraker
M. Eleanor Young
Mary Fain
McG +ea
Will of Miss Jacobs filed for probate in Orphans' Court
The will of Miss Mary Jacobs of West Falls is probated naming nieces Elizabeth R Klein Clara J Klein as heirs. They receive house and lot at McDonald Frederick County for two years with taxes and repairs to be kept. rent may go to Eliza Jacobs if she survives. Provisions cover remaining estate to Mary Klein and others, with executrices Elizabeth R Klein and Sara J Klein.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacobs
Barbwra DB. Jacobs
Weat Falls
Orphans’ Court
Little R. Klein
Clara J. Kick
Mary Klein
MicDonald
Frederick County
Eliza B. Jacobs
Mary M. Klein
Elizbeth
David E. George
Annie MM. Clare
Ida Klein
Louian C. Schoeider
Ells J. Ecker
Hes Iatern
Sere de Vonth
Mary M. Jacobs
David
George Klein
Louisa C. Schneider
Ella J. Ecker
Elizabeth R. Klein
Sara J. Klein
A Month's Record The Death Roll
For June 53 deaths reported in the city and county with fifteen in the city. Interments occurred at Mt Olivet St Johns and two in colored graveyards. County deaths numbered 40 with burials at Walkersville Rocky Ridge Middletown Peteraville Lewistown Hopeeraville Kemptown Thurmont Rocky Hill and Pleasant Walk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Olivet
St. John’s
Walkersville
Rocky Ridge
Middletown
Peteraville
Lewistown
Hope Eraville
Kemptown
Thurmont
Rocky Ill
Pleasant Walk
Funeral for Mrs. Thomas Slate Arrives from Baltimore
The remains of Mrs. Thomas Slate arrived from Baltimore for burial. The funeral was conducted with pallbearers including John Frases and others. G E Gitte served as the funeral director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Slate
Baltmore
Balti
Shc
Masa Ae A Ng
Fubera Gomi
Tie Rae
Baltimore
John Frases
Lavier Frank Cole
A. Kidwiler
Cem Gitte
Board awards desks and expands school funding amid district boundary changes
The Board of School Commissioners approves furniture contracts for Hampton Valley and other districts, assigns two scholarships to State Normal School Baltimore, and authorizes surveying Hart's and Middle town schools. Boundary changes between Mapleville and Uninvilleschool districts reallocate a small portion of Magkeville area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of School
Beta Yeathetiny
Tad Ved Ehlcise
Mampton Valley
Bomiteburg
Eéwth Baker
H. B. Gross
Co. _blents wens
Cpat
Hart’s School
Middle Town
Mapleville
Uninvilleschool
Magkeville
Opion Ville
Mary Sueinet
C. Delaney Company
Baltimore
Hawker
J. Guller
Ads Girt’ High School
Frederick
George
Wilcoxon
M. E. Oe
Danner
Wolfsfale
Daniel
Warnenselts
Morgan
J. W
McBride
Edgar H. McBride
Anna W. Simmons
al. Omnia
Behoot
Amin Burgos
J. Kefauver
Helen H. Mullinix
Lee T
Ott
Irma Ses
Pere
Resistants
Fenton Harris
Omy F Department
South Street
Arthur
Kireh
Erecipals
Fargaret
Ge Duvall
Bailie Mary
Burger
Bertha Runs Die
Charlotte Bennutt
Insistants
Charles H. Stermeberg
Lilie M. Wier
Helen M. Cover
Grace A. Thomas
Katie Murphy
G. Frank Thomes
Pritsipal
Grace
Marts
Ruth Thomas
Asnie
Galante
Mabe E. Whitmore
Ass Coioniore
Maud E Grbill
Assist
Walkerstown County Notes of Visits and Church Services
County correspondence from Walkersville lists numerous visitors from York Pennsylvania and Baltimore visiting local residents. It notes church services and gatherings at Lutheran and Reform churches, with several small social visits and a July 12 communion and July 25 union meeting planned.
Locust Grove Fourth of July Social Notes
Locust Grove reports a busy holiday with residents attending Frederick carnival visits and church picnics. Multiple neighbors, including Finneyfrock, Willhide, Sharer, Wonder, Zentz, Wastler, and others, share Sunday gatherings and family visits as the community hosts a grove picnic on July 18 at the Witherow farm near Mad College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wastler
Mary Finneyfrock
Rubies “Wilthide
Thurmont
Annie Slumbeugh
Virgie Finneyftock
Apple's Church
Witherow
Troxell
Mad College
City bonds defeated by vote of 617 to 280
Voters rejected a 100000 bond issue by the mayor and aldermen in a special election. Only 807 ballots were cast, less than half the city turnout, with 617 voting against and 280 for the measure. The canvass confirmed the result and the board adjourned after swearing in local election officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leos
Board of Supervisors of Election
Messia
Henry J.D. Hagan
Carlton B. Stult
B. L
City Register’s
Smith
Lowenstein
Smith Aled
Hagan
Local residents gathered with kin across several towns
Gracehan Win Calliffower and friends from Baltimore visited their parents, the Jugo Colliflowers. Williams and two sons from Washington spent the summer with Seissi in Thurmont. Joys and Keilholtzs hosted relatives from Crengerstowne and Emmitsburg. Cardie Pyles had a festival accident on Loy’s Road. Norman Groshon of Washington visits relatives in Thurmont and nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gracehan
Win. Calliffower
Baltimore
Sunda
Afra
Jugo Collifower
Jennie Colliffower
Emma Firor
Thurmont
Orpha Williams
Washington, D. C
Mra
C. L. Seissi
Mre
John T. Joy
Letha
Neilla
Agnes
Herbert
Austin
Edward Joy
Helen
Pauline
Near Crengerstowne
Mies Maude Keilholts
Harry Snook
Benjamin Keilholtz
Charles Miller
Frilly
Maurice Smith
Loy's Station
Is Joy
Emmitste
C. L. Seles
John Joy
Fiadk Collisower
Maria
Belva
Samuel Troxell
Four Points
Mesers
John
William Troxell
John Solay
Rocky Ridge
Aitasne
Unday
C. L.sebee
Chester Joy
Frederick
Cardie Pyles
Herbert Colliftower
Frank Colliffower
Geveland Trout
Carricaker and Son
John C. Pyles
Nese Thurmont
Norma Groshon
Washingington
D. C
James Groshon
Scrubs Beat Y.M.C.A In Friendly Baseball at Park
The Scrubs defeated the YMCA club team 11 to 5 in a late afternoon game at New Athletic Park. Terney led with heavy hitting including a home run and a triple, as the Scrubs produced the longest ball seen on the grounds. The local squad remains active, with next games versus B and O Baltimore on Monday and negotiations for a future match with Chester. Harvest Treat events followed with a social gathering featuring speeches, refreshments, and community highlights, remembered fondly by attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Athletic Park
Y.M.C.A
Terne
Whoo
Frederick
Baltimore
Hagerstown
Wie
Bubrmas
Chester
Agame
Frederick Market Prices Quotation Corrections
Quotations furnished by Frederick County traders show grain prices around 65 to 70 cents per bushel. The cluttered text mentions various spellings and illegible words, but indicates market quotes for the period with minor transcription errors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Fadewes
Law’s Grip Case Involving Families On Patrick Street
Witnesses described an incident at Patrick Street where Mrs Simmons and Mr Thomas clashed with two coaches Geaaens and John Thi We. Justice C H presided as evidence showed curses and shoving occurred on the porch. The accused were jailed for 15 days after charges were filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geaaens
John Thi
Patrick Street
Justice C. H
Simmons
Thomas
Ills and recoveries dot early notices in city pages
The clipping notes several residents under illness or recent recovery. Mr D Rasich has regained some strength and is able to go out, Mrs Ellen Gambrill plans visits, and Dr Jesse Ramaburg of Washington DC is at Frederick City Hospital after an appendectomy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Rasich
Ellen ¥. Gambrill
Patrick See
Wryand
Ree
Aleksis
Jesse Ramaburg
Washington,d. C
Prederick City Hospital
Community notices on summer events and services
Local notices announce church and Sunday school activities in July including a Bodality of the Sacred Heart meeting, Y M C A tickets, and a Union Sunday school picnic. Also advertised are electric fans, gas and electric bill payments, and a local funeral undertaking service by Wu. H. B. Etchison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feagaville, Union
C. L. Renn
Faeprater
Conny
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Weather Bureau
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Rasdock
Hymeneas
Yan Opadale
Aigafoore
Ffdwin
Bhild New School
Housset
Hampton Valley
Wm. J
Knoxville
E. Brent
Eten Ogee
Tellerech
Ma Beachiey
Frantlinville— Vorenea
Uth
Thormont
M. Beth Firer
M. Ginge ' Henshaw
Lillie McGuigan
Barmons
Ink
Johnavillie May Barnes
Price Young
E. Slifer
Asville
Mary A. Doty
Bertha
Jefferson Fligh
W T. Mahoney
Ita High School
H. D. Beachprinel
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E. Hyaver
Alvi J. Horino
Elsie M. Ee Ant
Sisdal Marine
Lida ‘Brown
Louise Miller
Virginie Reich
Sssistant
Walkerwhite
Franklin Harshman
Ueat
Etta Offend
Loules Thomas
Mestic Science
Line Kin—Mentioe
Beeuten Brookstown
Jaanie Vandenburg
Zales Florance E. Miller
Valley View
Thomas G. Mumford
Locate M. Snook
Pat A
Walk
Tay Jon
Evelyn
Inday
Deublin
Daniel Stauffer
Ira Cramer
U. B
Mir Roy Suites
Italy
Margaena Mn
York
Pagel
City Loan
Scrubs
Y.M. C.A
Athletic Park
Flora
Faden
Ihe
Stason
Meng
Mies
Robert
Mi Ae Paie
Rees
Cderigk
Ata
Citizens National Bak
Freverick
Citizens’ National Bank of
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WM. Q. Zimmerman
Jali
Jonx D. Hendrickson
Batiste Fran Lawes
Etz
John D. Bhendrickson
Newdig,& Miller
Nee & Miller
Deere Rae
Valle
Neidio & Miller
Gengs Bios
Beodevick
Bis Eens
Oeieublay
Thomas Prior
Herth
Eichelberger
A. J. Eichelberger
Morthwert
Charles L. Renn
Ayeay
Moodies
EES ET Funeraia Director
New. M. CG. A
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New
Mr. OC. A. Cafe
Mount Zion Lutheran Sunday School
H. B. Archises
Etchison Furniture
Enone
Wu. H. B, Etchson
M. L. Etchison
Etchison
Booth Market Street
Frederick, Md
D. H. E. Peterman
W. Pronklin
Brest
Baltimets
Gerd
W. L. Smith
East Patrick 2
Spagialist
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Bar
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Faroar
Suyan
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Cramer & Stauffer
A & Staqeper
Oom
Vt Saini
Martinsbers
F. B. Sappington. O
Nolking Fou
Erich Grats
P. B. Gafpington
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