PURELY PERSONAL Visits and Relatives in Baltimore and Philadelphia
Purely personal notes list Mr Charles Wacker of Baltimore visiting friends in this city. Mrs Cullin Stewart of Norfolk staying with relatives. Mr Lewis Balin spending vacation in Philadelphia. Mr Juris Shirer of Philadelphia in the city on business. Mr Ralph Finneyfrock of Chambersburg visiting his parental home. Mr Jules F King accepted a position with August Meier on Norully Market Street. Misses Reno and Mabel Messer of Baltimore visiting Miss Margaret Roelkey on North Market Street. Mr and Mrs Guy Roser after visiting brothers Stillwater and Garyim. Miss Pearl Gilbert of Washington visiting her Daughters. Mr and Mrs George A Gilbert on South Market Street. Mrs Sarah Lenhart Monocacy Boulevard spending vacation at parental home in Utlea. Mr and Mrs Giyc O. Mrne. and daughter Annie Freed and Catherine Finneyfrock visiting relatives in Baltimore. Chiude If McCleery and Miss Margaret Fords West Church Street visiting Mrs Machine Cawood at West River, Armiel county. Capt. and Mrs Oliver F. McClow East Third Street returned from Shamokin Sonbury and Bloomsburg trips. Mr and Mrs A S Phleeger East Tarvick Street left on an extended visit to Union Bridge, Baltimore, Catonsville and Ellicott City. Mrs Beswie Andera recovering from appendicitis in a Washington hospital and returning home. Mr and Mrs G G Dorsey of Minneapolis visiting Mrs and Mrs James W. Robinson on East Third Street. Mr Dorsey private secretary of Guy etuer Crothery.
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Charles 4
Wacker
Biltimore
Felendi
Vaiy
Cullin Stewart
Norfolk
Lewis
Jurol Shiret
Philadelphia
Ahis
Bunstness
Ralph Finneyfrock
Chamberaburg
Pearl Gibert
Washington
George
A. Gilbert
South Market Street
Sarah Lenhart
Howe
Utlea
Carl Albugh
Annie
Catherine Finneyfrock
Bast
Patrick Street
Baltimore
Mim
Chiude If
McCleery
Margaret
Fords
West
Church Treet
A. S.' Phleeger
Tarvick Street
Union Bridge
Hultinipee
Catonsville
Ellicott
Mixx
Andera
Washhington
Dorsey
Ne Mmipolis
And
James W. Robinson
Kant Third
Is ‘Urivate
Guy Etuer Crothery
Will of John D Bader filed for probate in Orphans Court
The will of the late John D Bader of near Mt Airy is filed for probate. He leaves all real and personal property to his wife Sophronia P Bader for life, with the remainder to be divided among his children Rosa M Henry M and Eleanora V Bader. He appoints his wife as executor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pond
Illnesses and Operations Reported in Jefferson District
The newspaper notes Mr. George Crom of Jefferson remains sick with improved condition. Edgert Rigas, a local resident, underwent an operation at City Hospital. Eugene Geteendanner continues treatment at the City Hospital for unspecified procedures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Y. Crom
Jefferson
Eick Aick
Edgert Rigas
Waa
Rlla
Eugene
Geteendanner
Lonpttal
Citizens meeting on charter reform for Frederick city
A citizens group plans a Friday evening meeting at the Masonie Temple to discuss forming a committee to study a new charter. The discussion will cover the merits of a revised charter, municipal governance, and Fredericks growth needs despite the existing charter drafted in 1812.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thames
Brederick Board
Lus Lie Piedlae
Frederick
Usariy
Frederics
Annual Catholic tournament set for Manor woods event
St Josephs Catholic church of the Manor hosts a big August 3 event directed by Rev Fr McCabe with a 10 am start. Prizes in professional and annual classes, coronation address by Roger Day, and Frederick Select Orchestra for dancing. Numerous committees named for grounds, arrangements, dancing, marshalling, and heralds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph's” Catholic
the Manor
McCabe
Manor Woods
Philip F. . Lee
Roger X. Day
Frederick
J. Howard
Allnutt
William’ J. Grove
G., A. T. Snauffer
Jacob S. Duttow
Baker K. Lamar
John ¥. Davis
Yi Ieness
E. A. “Grove
Fisher
R.ro. Day
William Murphy
Cromwel
Kessler
Stanley. Davis
Charles Heater
Harry Davis
J. EB. Davis
J. - Wo. Haines
John
Orabainese 2
Howard Ailnutt
C. H.contey
Melville Cromiwell
P Joseph Thomas
Spaulding Davis
Philip C
Joseph
Grinder
Leo
Michael
Arunah- Fitzsimmons
Marshalls
G. A.T. Snouffer
Thomas
Arthur McKenna
Arunah Fitssimmona
George Allnutt
Lee Dutrow
Clint Pearson
Wanted government bids on property for new post office building
A government bid process seeks a suitable site for a new post office building after Congress approved plans. Bids were to be opened July 25 in Washington, with a committee reviewing locations including corner Street and Patrick, East Warwick, North Market, and other proposed sites as potential fits for the federal building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erick
Congress
Uarrington
Thie
Tle
Evie
Sinisa Wis
Noah
BecCrimer
Wits
Shatter T. Ware “Kett
Stower Alley
W. Tatrick
Stkent
Prink L. Stoner
Mise Gelsliger
Enea
West Patrick Atreel
Hatgington
Waelington
Dot
Chler Wien
Patrick
Gainbylll
Frederick Hoard
Trady
Toan
Messer
B. Ginobrill
Tradl
J.D. Baker
Milton G. Urier
David Lawynstein
Runaway horse causes chase through town and clay entrapment
A horse hitched to a stick wagon ran loose in a morning scramble on West Church Street and North Bentz, finally trapping itself in soft clay near a recently laid sewer. The wagon front wheel broke, harness damaged, but the horse was not injured. Also notes Rosemont Terrace in Blue Ridge Summit, PA as a popular summer boarding cottage with a list of guests from Baltimore, Washington, and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H.brentlinger
West Church Street
Bentz Street
Fourth Street
Marehet
Rosemont Terrace
Rosémont ‘Terrace
Blue Ridge Summit
Sophia C. Gaver
Thomas P. Lasgell
E. Hamburger
Jeanette
Laura Roach
Richard Sanor
David, Spieker
Julia
Spieker
Mise
A. E
Stephenson
Anna. V. Bealle
Baltimore
Helen” Burck
Washlogton
D. C
Lile -H. Willams
Eleanor *Williams
South Rs Hina
D. ‘Kent MacMillan
Martha
Brownaville
Texea
Paul K. Esdub
Feed As Eadah
Ramallah
Palestine
Knightly Tournament Crowns Miss Ethels Brown in Maryland
A large tournament at a Maryland venue drew riders and spectators for a spirited day. C F Wik e Yard Jr of Knoxville crowned Miss Ethels Brown of Washington as Queen of Tovemid Beauty. Other riders and prize names followed as crowds returned after a brief storm, with Mr C F Wailard as chief marshal and notable judges and officials listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wwere
Maryland
C.F. Wike Yard, Jr.c
Alice ‘Miles
HH. Higson
Ax Knight
Knoxville
Emanuel Venner
Pattie Wenner
Waterloo
Roger
Gordon
Rosehill
Dixon
Knight
Fairmount
Emanuel Wender
Willie Wenner
Grayson Koogle
C. F. Wailard
Bank and Note Circulation Totals Report
Financial figures show private banks and trust companies with assets and liabilities including redemption funds and notes in circulation. The document lists totals for deposits and various banking items, citing specific amounts such as 117,080 in lowal tender notes and 103,430.05 as part of the liabilities.
Robbery at Noon StrikesDr Derr House in Hagerstown
A bold daylight robbery occurred at noon yesterday at the residence of Dr I Ku Dert in Hagerstown. Thieves entered the home, rifled bureau drawers and stole a gold watch studded with diamonds, gold cuff pins, cuff buttons, rings and other jewelry. Mrs Derr heard noises upstairs. a woman seen leaving the Doctor’s office prior to discovery. Officers are pursuing several clues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. Ku Dert
HagerstoWns
Thiovens
Mrs. Derr
Pegrod
Sunday School Leaves Frederick for Trail Ride
A local Sunday School event lists multiple departure times on Saturday July 23 and continued trips for the day. It notes a Holy Name Society picnic at Braddock today with dancing and car tickets, plus various entertainments and a public meeting to discuss Frederick City charter. Citizens urged to attend. parade of events appears in a busy festival setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Traiin
Frederick
Thall
Planfe
Holy Name Society
Braddock
Notice to Dog Owners and Local Advertisements
City ordinance from June 16 1909 requires dog owners to muzzle dogs and obtain yearly license tags. Tags for July 1 2010 are now available at the City Register Office, prices 50 cents for male dogs and 1.00 for female dogs. Also contains mixed city notices on watermelons cantaloupes and pineapple sale, a few theater and skating act notices, a photo studio notice, and local business promos.
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Aoun Epwanp Scullen
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