Personal notices from Hagerstown visitors list
Local society column records numerous residents and visitors from Hagerstown and nearby towns. Names include Dr. O. Highbarger, Mr. Brant Morgan, Benjamin Grove, Mrs. J. W. Serine, Miss Mamie Best, Mrs. Harry Oram, Miss Ruth Moullinix, Miss Lilie Birely, and others visiting relatives in York, Baltimore, New York, and cities in Ohio and Pennsylvania.
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Highbarger
Hagerstown
City Hotel
Brant Morgan
East Sixth Street
York
Benjamin F. Grove
Waat Patrick Street
Baltimore
Lewis Dooln
Obiongo, Til
Ruth Moullinix
Lilie Birely
Timestown
Mamie Best
East Fourth Street
New York
Harry Oram
Goldsboro
N. C
Martha
Bessie Ely
Helene Hull
Misa Poftinberger
Millersville
Bettie Engel— Brecht
Patrick Streat
Hilleary Pries
Poteraville
Bra
Thomas Sohley
J. W. Serine and Son
West Patrick Street
Walkeraville
Augustus Kolb and Brandson
Washington
Jease Lipscomb
East Seventh Street
Clara E. Pittinger
Across East Patrick Street Crossing Progress
Brief items note a new crossing being laid across East Patrick Street at the Union Baltting Malls entrance. Property on West Patrick Street owned by Mr William H Ad sme is undergoing repainting by Edward Simmons. A new porch rises at Mr Ohshea Fosga’s East Fourth Street residence built by Solomon Garbar. D B T Smith reports capturing 28 rats with a trap and a whippet dog owned by Mr J Daniel Crimmins. Veterans from New Israel arrive to attend the New Jersey Monument unveiling at Frederick Jandloo and depart on a special train at 10 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Patrick Street
Wm. H. Adsme
West Patrick Street
Edward Simmons
Ohshea Fosga
East Fourth Street
Solomon Garbar
T. Smith
J. Daniel Crimmins
Eepart
New Israel
New Jersey
Frederick Jandloo
Sheir
Second Annual Convention of the Eagles Held in Cumberland
Maryland State Aerie Fraternal Order of Eagles met in Cumberland for the second annual convention in the lodge room of Cumberland Aerie. Ex State Senator David J. Lewis urged fraternal groups to promote worker families and end employer cost neglect. President Feelings praised Lewis, with a rising vote of thanks. Committees named, Maryland development noted, next Grand Aerie planned in Norfolk, and reception events hosted by Frostburg and Cumberland clubs.
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Maryland
State Aerie
Order of Eagles
Cumberland Aerie
David J. Lewis
Warcome
Acd
Ife
Lawin
Hantern Shorea
Baltimore
Bruunswick
Highlandtown
Aerie
Faobug
Aseria
Cumberland Seria
Frostburg Aerle
Eckhart
Death of Mrs Elie M Smith at Walkersville
Mrs Elie M Smith widow of Ervin O Smith and daughter of the late William H Miles of Howard County died in Walkersville on Wednesday July 3 of consumption at age 20. She leaves a husband and large family including seven brothers and four sisters and a bereaved mother Mrs D Frank Kinzer. Funeral was Saturday July 6 at 12 noon with services at United Brethren Church and burial in Glade Cemetery.
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E. M. Smith
Elie M. Smith
Ervino Smith
William H. Milas
Howard County
Walkersville
Bykesville
D. Frank Kinzer
Orange
Lester Smith
Woodbine
Alice V
Rosalie Miles
Sykianville
Bennie H
Madison O
Milton W
Miles
Skeaville
William S
Jesua J. Miles
Washington
Harry N. Miles
Glenwood
Elmer W. Miles
Baltimore
United Brethren Church
Rev Rider
Seeley Creager
Elmer Bartick
Harry Wilnide
Charley Strine
Warren Fox
Harry Farisher
Glade
Gilbert-Davis Nuptials Planned for Hartford Bride
East Sixth Street couple hosted a reception for their daughter Milas Lars Kate Gilbert, who will wed Edgar Thomas Davis of Hartford, Connecticut, this evening. Only immediate family attended.
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and Mire
Charlea M. Gilbart
East Sixth Street
Milas Lars Kate Gilbert
Edgar Thomas Davis
Hartford
Connecticut
Seventh annual Western Maryland Association daaf picnic set
The seventh annual meeting and picnic of the Western Maryland Association of the Daaf will be held at Brad dock Heights on Friday August 16. Advertising is described as the lubricant of the business world in the article.
Initiation at Walker sville Daughters of Liberty meeting
Members of Mountain City Council and Pride of Walkeraville Council joined in initiation of candidates at Pride of Walkeraville No 32. Miss Daisie McDonald presided, with Mrs Fannie M Bader installing officers led by Councillor Thomas S Albaugh. Ex National Councillor Charles H Stein spoke. A banquet followed with fruit, cake and lemonade. attendees included Mrs Annie Dyer and others from Port Deposit and Baltimore.
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Mountain City
Daughters of Liberty
Pride
Walkeraville
Aceiat
Boings
Witners
Officsre
Daisie McDonald
Fannie M. Bader
Saliia A. Cramer
Thomas 8. Albaugh
Anna Etzler
Gertrude Shine
The
Aga Kefavver
Bertha Grabill
Harps Selects Defeat Frederick Juniors in Poor Grounds Game
In a yesterday evening match opposite Ox Fibre Brunh Works the Harps Selects beat the Frederick Juniors 7 to 6. Rager starred at first base while Book and Whipley, Samiora, Hahn, and Lease recorded the batteries for Selects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Birds
Orioles
Rossbeda
New Athletic Park
Lowenstein's Park
Theas Games
Installation of Officers at King David Lodge No. 50
At the regular meeting of King David Lodge No. 50, officers were installed. Noble Grand Joseph W. Gaver, Vice Grand Harriet W. Storm, Recording Secretary A. H Harrington, Right Supporter Rufus A. Rager, Left Supporter Milton F. Hogle, Warden G. Oscar Rhoads, Conductor M I F. Lessa, Inside Guard William M. Sponseller, Outside Guard Geo. W. Ripley, Right Supporter to Vice Grand Geo W. Heinlein, Left Supporter to Vice Grand A. J Fromka, Right Seen Supporter A. O. Daering, Left Seen Supporter Charles L. Stckeag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King David Lodge
Noble Grand
Joseph W. Gaver
Harriet W. Storm
A. H Harrington
Rufus A. Rager
Lets
Milton F. Hogle
G. Oacar Rhoads
M I F. Lessa
William M. Sponseller
Geo. W. &Ripley
Geo W. Heinlein
A. J Fromka
A. 0. Daering
Lefs Sean
Charles L. Stckeag
Real Hatate sales lead to Branawick and Oatallay properties
Sale of real estate by Hatate Cramer and Stauffer details two parcels. Peter J. Mentzer bought Branawick ground with a two story dwelling for 850 dollars, auctioneer Captain Walter Saunders conducted the sale in front of the City Hotel. A second parcel in Oatallay, a house and lot, sold for 100 dollars to B. E. Phelens, with Jesse W. Starr mortgagee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cramer & Stauffer
Peter J. Mentzer
Branawick
Walter Saunders
Jesse W. Starr
Oatallay
B. BE. Phelens
Fine Musician Engaged for Braddock Heights Band
Mr Irving Elser, director of Braddock Heights Band and Orchestra, has secured R Clyde Hower of Bloomeburg PA as solo clarinetist. Hower is an accomplished soloist with many musical friends and has also been engaged by P R B Long for concerts at Hotel Braddock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irving
Elser
Braddock Heights
R. Clyde Hower
Bloomeburg, Pa
Hower
P. RB. Long
Hotel Braddock
Teachers' Examination Sees 66 Applicants for Certificates
The annual teachers' certificate examination is underway in the Girls' High Babool building with 66 applicants. Free scholarships are being awarded to Western Maryland College Johns College Maryland Agricultural College and the State Normal School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pro Greece
Girls’ High Babool
Maryland College
8. John’s College
Maryland Agricultural College
State Normal School
Suit for Damages In Harmony Demands $2000
Mrs Alice L Kinna by counsel Reno S Harphen sues Mrs Mary Boyder for alleged slander. Plaintiff seeks $2000 in damages. Accused allegedly used outrageous language about the plaintiffs in Harmony county where they reside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice L. Kinna
Reno S. Harphen
Mary Boyder
Harmony
Pariles
Postponement in Kyler murder case cited by Pardons Board
The Pennsylvania Board of Pardons delays the Kyler murder sentence commutation from July 9 to July 17 due to Lions. Gov. Murphy attends his father’s funeral in California. A convent ceremony and a breakfast reception for stars occur tomorrow at 8 o’clock with Philadelphia clergymen in attendance. Tuberculosis Commission buys land amid public works in Hanover district for $100.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Board of Pardons
William Kyler
Howard Miller
Lions
Murphy
Tn Oalifornis
Convent
Philadelphia
Tuberculosis Commiasion
Maryland Tabsrculosia Sanitarium Comalasion
Hanver’s District
Sabillanville
Wm. A. Arnaparger
Baker explains stance on liquor and governor bid
The Baltimore News reports Joseph D. Baker, seeking the Democratic nomination for governor, asserts his pledge against liquor use and his distance from forcing prohibition. He says his choices are personal and pledges to appoint liquor board members who will enforce law impartially. Ex-Gov Elihu E Jackson endorses Baker as independent with high intelligence and character and not extreme in temperance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore News
Joseph D. Baker
Baltimore
Equitable
Dr Baker
Theaother Mambera
Hotela
Board of Liquor Licensea Commissioners
Detma
Thea Q Court of Appeals
McSherry
Baker
District to create veterinary inspector post in Maryland
Dr. William O Woodward health officer announced at the District Building in Washington that a District veterinary inspector position will be outlined for Frederick and vicinity today. The appointment follows an Act of Congress effective July 1 granting authority, with six inspectors under his direction. The Maryland territory now covered by Inspector Rome, from Rockville north past Frederick, will be divided, half assigned to the new appointee who is yet to be named. The Rome area includes over 600 dairy farms and about 13 000 milch cows. Frederick City Hospital reports thirty three patients treated in January and plans a new wing ready next month. Two training breaks in preparation courses will be held at Braddock in July and August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Washington, DC
William O. Woodward
Congress
Woodward
Rome
Maryland
Rockville
Frederick City Hospital
Frederick City Hospital Association
Jana
Braddock
Washington Grove camp meeting near Rockville opens
A compact Washington state news brief reports the Washington Grove camp meeting near Rockville is open. It notes various local political moves, legal actions, and a fire loss affecting J Norman Marshall’s store at St Michaels, Talbot County along with other community updates.
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Washington Grove
Rockville
Gordon HB. Clauds
Annapolis
Levin M. Dashiell
Register of Wills
Wicomtoo County
Balisbury
Washington County
Col
Buchanan Lobley
J. Norman Marshall
St. Michaels
Talbot County
BR. P. Hopper
Cantervlle
Ship
Dog Notice in Local Run At Large
Dog notice states dogs running at large will be taken up and disposed of after a 48 hour period per ordinances. Citizens urged to take notices if interested. Mayor Gro. Bpw. Buira announces excavation to Jefferson and a railroad car trip Thursday to Jefferson, leaving Toolock, returning 8:30, round trip 30 canis. Also a notice for horse clipping and shaping by Alonzo Ely at 43 North Market Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Page Foundry
West Bouth Street
Atraet
The
Society For the Prevention of
Charles Danner
Ranning
Gro
Bpw
Buira
Jefferson
Thoraday
Toolock
Ice cream festival and tickets to Niagara Falls events
Community notices include Ladies' Ala Society ice cream festival on July 11 and 13 on church lawn, and Baltimore & Ohio excursion trains to Niagara Falls with select dates. Details cover prices, connections, and return validity. Also upcoming meetings in Red Men's Hall and Drill Association reorganization, plus sales and bill reminders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Ala Society of
Church Hill
Baltimore & Ohblo Krrk
Niagara Falls
Frederick
Lassing
Washington
Baltimore
Osmden
Polnta
Mt. Airy
Lehigh Valley
Oslian
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Roman
Peror
Christopher Columbus
Genoa
William T. (the Silent
Paris
Julia Gardner Tyler
John Pyter
Richmond
Andree
North Pole
Santiago
Annie Alexander Hecor
Alexander
Japan
Sakhalin
Wasamaroy
W. Ll. Moors
Weathor Brrean
Oburobh
Mayor Smith
Balta
Dogestion
Borotal
J. Ffaraon
San Lebaetsa Sons
Radcok & Co
Meidig & Miller Bmall
Perely Personal
Misa Jenole McCracken
Baltimoore
Helen Breng'e
Hass Fifth Street
Grace
Earth Thoma
Hast Second Street
Waynesboro
Thormont
Steriff
W. G. Grimes
West
Patrick Ateat
Ladieabur Mrr
Hilda
Nellie Gaugh
Northeast
Osoli County
Wilmington
Spall
Eagles
Brunswick
Seasion
Cumberland
B. F. Wirts
Milas Katle Dyer
East Fourth Atreat
Allen Grumbine
East Patrick
Florence Poole
Wm. A. Kine
East Third Street
Charles Mehrling
Weat
South Street
Nuw
Baseball
MR. Baker
Explains
Frank
Citizens’ National Bank
Citizens’ Nat. Bank
Capital
J.D. Baker
WM. G. Baker
H. D. Baker
WM. G, Zimmerman Samuel G, Duvall
Jas
Mosherry
Asst
Uashier
Gro. Wa
Smith
D. E. Exravuver
John C. MorrEr
Joan 5
Ramssore
Wx. G. Baker
Daniel
J.D. Bares
D. H. Harcxrr
Taos
A. Hauies
CG. M. Tromas
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A. Rager
Rager
Nicholas Blaumenauer
Alonzo Ely
North Market
John D. Hendrickson
Fred. Co
Ladier
Gents
Hand
Taz
John D,. Hendrickson
Nina A
Chase
Neidig & Miller
Francis Scott Key
Red Men's Hall
Bneness
J. W. Fang
United Drill Association
G. T. M. Saorruee
Pres
O. Francis Stoxss
A. d. Eichelberger
Pattijohn
Otty Hotel
Barnesville
Toly
Fred
Tressurer
J. Bravles Thomas
Citizen’s Nations Bank
George
Rodock
Basgain
McQall
Mattleg
Bloh Axminster Valvet
Rodooek & CO
Thos. P. Rice
Thomas P. Rice
North Market Street
Ross MacKenzie
General Homicopath Medical Pracitioner
Margaret J. MacKenzie
Peterman
W. Franklin Street
City
Brad
Gen An
C. L. Befauver
North Market Birest
Aprady
D*- Jas, A. Long
P. Tang
North Market SP
Frederick, MD
Sugldiy Cramer & Stauffer
OAH KK
Cramer
Staupeers
Freederick
Fidelity
Mortzages
Der
Montgomery County
Boyde
Indian Springs
New Electric Road
Market St
Peteraville
Yamavilla
Hamaville
New Market
Herbert Thompson
Hamevile
Frederick Co
fabShantt
F. B
Sappington
Oma
B. Sappingtor
Chy Tall
Frederion, MD
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