Town Notices and Community Events in Frederick County
Subscriptions due Monday as carriers call on subscribers along routes. Ladiesburg Jubilee at Gol. D. F. Schaefer's grave July 20 with eminent speakers and Skid's Cornet Band from Yellow Springs. Special excursion rates from Frederick by the P R R. Cumberland Valley Sunday School Assembly at Williams Grove July 15–20 with themed days. Central M. P. church hosts Loor Fetes on July 26 with W. J. Heaps perform and 10 cent admission. Children’s day services at Fairview church July 7. Devee predicts extreme heat then cooling and a tornado risk in southern Indiana with thunderstorms toward the Atlantic coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladiesburg
Union Sabbath School
Gol
D. F. Schaefer
Mt. Delight
Skid
Yellow Springs
Frederick
S.S. Assembly
Cumberland Valley
Williams’ Grove
Chantanquua
M. P. Church
W. J. Heaps
Penning Seminary
Fairview Church
Canrenh
Devee
Philadelphia
Indiana
Atlantic
Middletown Personal Notices From The Valley
Miss Loita Shafer daughter of Peter Shafer of Middletown has been rusticating at Saratoga and Lake George after leaving Alien town Pa college and returned home for vacation last Wednesday. Dass Afie Baker daughter of J Baker has returned to her father’s home near Wolfville after two years at Andersen Indiana. Miss Katie Dosh daughter of Rev T W Dosh who has studied at the Boston Conservatory of Music has returned home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Loita Shafer
Peter Shafer
Alientown
College
Saratoga
Lake George
Dass Afie Baker
Wolfville
This Valley
Andersen
Indiana
Katie Dosh
T. W. Dosh
Burkittsville
Boston Conservatory of Music
Your House on Fire and the Blood Remedy
A health advert warns of danger from impure blood and weak digestion. It promotes Hood's Sarsaparilla as a vegetable tonic that purifies and vitalizes the blood, strengthens kidneys and liver, and guards against disease with a concentrated formula.
Bomb blast injures Frederick farmer near Montovo
A farm worker Mr John Wesley Creager, about 50, was injured when he pried open an old bombshell found plowing near Frederick Function. The explosion tore a hand and badly damaged an arm while he was attempting to break the shell. He is married and had recent residence changes, with prior tenancy at farms of Keefer Thomas and J R Garman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wesley Creager
Keefer Thomas
Frederick Fonction
Creager
J R Garman
Montevoe Hospital
North Market Street
Cay
Tour of Inspection at Ca toctin Paint Mines Opens
A formal opening of the Ca toctin Furnace paint mines in Frederick County drew notable visitors from Baltimore and local business leaders. The party, traveling via Mechanisstox2, toured the ochre and sienna rich area along the Nar row Gange road, learned of 10 000 acres purchased for the Catoctin Print Company, and heard plans for ore processing and local employment. Mr. Price presided over the project with a 150 000 dollar capital. a rich pale yellow ochre vein was praised as superior to Chinese ochre. A banquet followed at Weashe’s residence with speakers and a song.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catoctin Furnace
Baltimore
W. Mlr. BR
William B. Price
J. §. Bull
Jshe Ou. Toomas
Wiliam J. Dickey
Samu. J. Hinden
Robert Sutton
Mr. Adams
Adams, Buck & Co
Wallace Stebbens
Thomas C. Batsher & Co
Harry Taylor
Jacob
Gange
Kunzel
Price Manufacturing Company
Catoctin Print Company
Wm. B. Price
John H. Winkleman
H. W. Bennett
W.n.price
Amul
Air
Sutherland
Weashe
Monocacy Valley
Wollsville Warfs column notes and local events
James D Brown reports three copper snakes spotted in his house two of which he swore were three feet long Henry Dauterich of the Church of God Baltimore will preach at Daniel Stotelmyers residence Sunday July 14 at 10 am Mr Chas Shultz of A M Landauer Co Frederick visited the village Prof E Hoover and G R Stot elmyer attended a Blue Mountain teachers meeting Bids for 150 oak boards and 50 locust posts for the Lutheran church will be received by July 20 Our staff plans a weeklong western trip and office coverage will continue prompt and steady during absence
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wollsville Warfs
James D. Brown
Henry Dauterich
Church of God
Baltimore
Daniel Stotelmyer
Chas, Shultz
A. XM. Landauer & Co
Frederick
E. ©. Hoover
G. RB. Stotelmyer
Blue Mountain
Baltimore and Frederick turnpike declares a dividend
The Baltimore and Frederick turnpike company has declared a dividend of one half per cent on capital stock. The wills of Jacob Brady and John W. Staup were probated yesterday. F Marion Faubel travels to Berkeley Springs. Round trip B O to Camp Jackson priced at fifteen cents. Trains run on a half hour schedule from the Junction. Mrs. John S. Yellett and family return to Towsontown. A wood’s meeting is set near Mt View M P church with services. Elder Viz visits York. Prof Gorton visits North Market street. Camp near Shepherdstown for a few weeks. Mr. John Morgan is dangerously ill. A lightning death leaves widow and nine children. A relief subscription for the family is taken up. Fire plags to clean gutters tonight. Ada Brookey visits Martinsburg. Jon F. Payne fishes at Monocacy. Mrs. Bowie returns from Washington. Y M C A meetings at Kemp Hall led by J Zimmerman and W A Burger. St Johns Beneficial Society to meet. Bliss Etta Wilson returns from Martinsburg. Brown's Iron Bitters praised for health benefits. Maryland students of United Brethren church plan reunion at Keedensville. Water works repairs near completion, Tuscarora Creek dam repaired. A horse suffers colic, treated by Dr Kline. Hoeger’s Sarsaparilla advertised. Mrs Henshaw visiting. Dorsey Riddlemozer receives strawberry Jacobins from Harrisville. Birds win prize at exhibition. Riddlemozer pays $5. Rockville Sentinel enters 25th volume. Lewis E. McComan and Mrs McComas sail across the ocean. insomnia relief achieved. Victor Infante’s Relief advertised for sleep and health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore and Frederick
H. Viz
Monrovia
York
Wm Gorton
Baltimora
Granville Lindsay
North Market Street
Bettie Tyson
Hallie Quyon
Waring Tyson
Shepherdstown
W. Va
Ada Brookey
Vinitia Friends
Martinsburg
W.a
Jon. F. Payne
Monocacy
Birs
R.A. Bowie
Washington, D. C
Joseph Burck
Kemp Hall
Wm. A. Burger
St. John’s Beneficial Society
Bliss Etta Wilson
I W. Va
Maryland Students of the United Brethren Church
Keedynville
Washington County
GC. N. Hahn
Tuscarora Creek
Samuel Miller
Rocky Springs
D. C
Hoeod
Henshaw
Neice
Medford
Wis
John Hendrickson
Dorsey Riddlemozer
Smith
Harrisville
Michigan
Ean
Riddlemoter
Rockville “Sentinel
Lewis E. McComan
McComas
Scotland
Encampment Liquor Sale Licenses Denied Near Frederick Junction
Judge McSherry refused licenses to sell liquor near the State encampment at Frederick Junction for the next two weeks. The State's attorney will order arrests of any person selling intoxicating drink near the camp, with or without licenses.
Floral offerings mark grave of Philip Ross in Baltimore gift
George Buckey of this city received from Baltimore a set of floral tributes for the late Philip Ross. A centerpiece titled The Gates Ajar stood about 34 feet high with two dove ornaments, plus a crescent and star of artificial and natural blooms, laid on Ross’s grave at St Olivet cemetery. Walkersville items note a Ladies of the Mite Society festival in Stanter's Hall beginning July 17, with hopes Skid's Cornet Band will attend. Dr William H Benner of Industry Kansas visited Utica and Lewistown district. Miss Katie Firor of Frederickerty visits Miss Emma Smith in Woodshoro, plans to go to Loy's Station and Graceham. J Bert Cramer near Woodshboro found a terrapin marked with initials and 1565 in a field. Minnie Cramer returns from Charlotte to Mt Pleasant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Buckey
Baltimore
Philip Ross
Ross
St. Olivet Cemetery
Walkersville
Walkersville ‘Enterprise
Ladies of the Mite Society
U B
Stanter’s Hall
Skid
Yellow Springs
Ladiesburg
Wm H Benner
Industry
Kansas
Utica
Lewistown
Katie A Firor
Frederickerty
Emma Smith
Woodshoro
Loy’s
Graceham
J Bert Cramer
Woodshboro
Minnie Cramer
Charlotte
Mt Pleasant
Middletown Notices and Local Incidents Collected
Obituaries report Airs Sarah A. R. Kinns of Arkansas and Mrs Clapsaddie of New Oxford Pa. A horse narrowly survives after halter entanglement at a farm near Harmony. Local farmer Charles E. Lakin suffers a fall but recovers. Myre widow Elizabeth Trigg dies in Baltimore. Dabien festivities end with Dahlgrens and a bride bound for Saratoga Springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Valley Register
Sarah A. R. Kinns
John H. Kinna
John K. Johnson
Hamilton
Lonoke County
Arkansas
Kinpa
Harmony
Clapsaddie
C. A. Heagy
New Oxford
Adam Koogle
John W. Long
Ohio Rees Association
Charles E. Lakin
Jefferson
Wm. H. la- En
la- Ein
Mr. Lakin
Myereville
Baltimore
Dabien
Artistic Notes and Summer Festival Arts and Charity
Washington visitor arrives with eleven portraits for exhibition at Niepold's Art Emporium during Successful Festival. A Bernesville church festival raises 350 dollars after expenses. premium awards go to top fundraisers. At Central Methodist Protestant church near New London, July 18, Children’s Day for Foreign Missions draws a large crowd. mission collection totals 1006 dollars as the choir and band enhance the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New London
EO Ewine
Fred’k Circuit
Lenore Cashour
the Schoel
Carrie Barnes
Nellie Kimmel
Heaptog
Linda Wright
the Saviour Calls
Japan
Clara Jones
Zon
Watchman
Nelle Kimmel
H. Hopkins
New Market
O. BR. MccCullough
Elise Delia Barn
Boath Simpson
Levinia Smith
C. E. McCullough
Bell Repair Turmoil Delays City Hall Restoration
The Eire Board of Battymore reports talks with 8 Kappes over repairing the City Hall bell. A plan to install a 7,500 pound dell for 2,450 and salvage the old bell stalled as city action remained unsettled. A contract with Gru faced delays as council adjourned before a vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eire Board
Battymore
Kappes
Gret
Meer- Meshase
Cay Hall
Hug
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Teene Reich
G. Pls. Zummermann
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Robert Ogle
Silas John Porrell
Yellow Bob
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Firet National Bank
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Dahlen
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Corkhill
Washington
Baron de Favia
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Count de Chambran
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T. H. Edwards
Hageratown
Miss Lemoyne
Baltimore County
Roger McSherry
Camp Jackson M.N.G
Maryland National Guard
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Frederick Janetson
Hagerstown
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Ginger
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New Midway
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Wrenn
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AJ Hechi
R Baseman
Balto
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S Craig
New York
Collier
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B_Schier
H F Reese
E A Keyser
H Poffinbarger
Ohio
Thatcher
Mass
J A Jenkins
Penne
W Hunter
Columbus
A D Dattrow
Dayton
L Constantine
Victor Infante
Mullinix
N .B
Berle
BE. A. Keveer
Washington D.C
B. W.T. Phreaner
Moberly
Arthur Potts
Barbara Fritchie
Caroline Rose
C. Ross
Bernesville
Montgomery County
Saint Mary's Catholic Church
Father Riordan
Les Neihe Boulden
Reed
Clements
Miss Boulden
John, Hendriegson
de PD Fabmuy
Victor Revwedies
Frederick, MD
Ube
Chant
Howi
Hood
C. L Hood Co
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Lowell, Marg
Tesa
Nmder
Hino
Asion Manufacturing Company
Singer” Machines
W. F. Chilton
Acent
Market Street
Idlowt
White
Sesson
Mao
Sprige Yama
Fair Grounds
J. Worman
Alesman
New York City
Hershbergers Store
George Baltzell
Renry Lorentz
Corner Market
Second Sts
SySdint
Second Street
East Patrick Street
Peonsui- Ct
Sheppard's Ladies
Court St
Csil
New Sore Clothing
West Patrick Street
Hemp
N. G
Fredenck Junction
Chas
B. T. Best
Araby
Mddyadin
Emory M. Nusz
Op Oste Doll
Dry Coods
City Bakery
Grandpa
City Bakery Snd
Dolly Warden
John Hershberger
Felsett
Costi
Bex Market Street
Iisie
Hase
IG J Doll & Son
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