Local Notes From Rocky Springs County
Miss Nannie Gonso of Frederick and many neighbors are seen visiting relatives and friends in Rocky Springs. Counts of visits include Miss Elsie of Trego Miss Helen Lewis and Miss Mary Kyser all tied to Frederick. Several Kemp town and Kemp residents attend Red Men celebration in Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nannie Gonso
Frederick
J. F. Gonso
Elsie
Trego
Nannie
Clara Gonso
Helen Lewis
Mary Kyser
Clayton Kemp
Luts Vackas
Josephine Brandenburg
Harry Stone
Elsie Norrys
Abbie M. Forney
Newton Keller
Jefferson
J. W. Weaning
Bernard Brust
Elizabeth
Herman
Larry Hanes
Dorsey Culler
Altice Staley
John Moore
Wiliam Moore
Daisy Glading
Edith Shook
Buckey Town
Keitter Staley
May [Hilderbrand
Frederich
Joe Hilderbrand
Myrtle E Stoner
Washington
Emma Wachter
Fredericl
Cornelius Wachter
Edgewood
John McKenzie
Cora Hargett
James McKenzie
Frank Kime
Smith
Local residents visit and church events noted in Jimtown area
Mrs Harry Creeger and two children visited Mr and Mrs P Burhman in Jimtown on Thursday. Various residents from Frederick Adamstown and nearby areas were cited visiting relatives, with a Sunday love feast announced and a farewell sermon planned at the church. Several residents were described as spending time with family or on business in Frederick and Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebecca Fawcett
Washington, D. C
William Burdette
Long Corner
Norman Jacobs
Baltimore
Maurice Watkins
Nettie Watkins
Albert and
Gordon
Anthony Smith
Ladies’ Aid Society
Bethesda Church
Anna Lawson
Lewisdale
Elsie Broadhurst
8. V. Broadhurst
Rockville
Harry Creeger
Burhman
Jimtown
John Colliflower
Frederick
Charles Domer
Smith
Loys Station
Charles Welty
Herbert Colliflower
New Midway
Frank Colliflower
Leslie Creeger
Weabener
Samuel Slifer
E C. Wight
Robert Newton
Ruth
Emma
Point of Rocks
Effie Hine
Charles Fawley
William Adams
Emma Newton
Myrtle Harper
Virginia
Frank Wight
Adamstown
E C Wight
Crummitt Kessler
Charlies Rannenberger
Thomas Mumford
Braddock Heights
Wayne H. Bowers
Alva Gladhill
E . Wight
Local Notes Mention Montgom ery County Residents and Visitors
Master John Oxley of Montgomery county visits his aunt Mrs R C Mercier. Mrs James Nuse is on the sick list. Mr Roger Snoots of Virginia spent Sunday with Mr Charles Fawley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilfred
Harry Free
Garrett Linthicum
Martha Addison
Urbana
Emma State
David Shultz
John Oxley
Montgomery County
R C Mercier
James Nuse
Roger Snoots
Virginia
Charles Fawley
Linganore Copper Shipments Begin to New Jersey Smelter
Linganore Copper Company ships its first ore concentrate to a New Jersey smelter after years of setup. The mine prepared machinery and concentrating tables, and a 60 000 point shipment was sent by rail, with ongoing adjustments for efficiency and a wait for postshipment reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linganore Copper Company
N. J. Smelter
James
New Jorge
New Defe
Sey
Taft May Visit Frederick for Board of Trade Meeting
Frederick’s Board of Trade plans to host the Maryland Association Boards of Trade gathering this fall with President Taft invited as a guest of honor. Talks with Congressman Lewis indicate Taft’s possible October or early November visit, to be reached by auto to save time. Denton officials push for the President’s attendance at the Braddock Heights sessions if a late season date is chosen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Howard Taft
Frederick
Board of Trade
Taft
Lewis
Lis Assistanes
Motter
Congressman Lewis
Associated Boards of Trade of Maryland
Braddock Heights
Associaed Boards of Trade
Presdent
Pres
Marning Lark
John Akey
Deard Prade
Vic Lewis Maries Caadman
Dara
Woich
Comesessimip
David Fo Lewis
PhD Tatts Artiude
Mio Lewis
Real estate transfers and filings in county courts
Multiple entries show real estate transactions and court notices in the county. Parties include Myrilo Ann Hosfeldi and Oscar W Walta, John C Castle and wife, Emma Jo Marshall and husband, and various others with property values listed like 320 dollars and 250 dollars. The text references readings of estate and building matters and a marriage license note near Nash and Mt Airy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrilo Ann Hosfeldi
Oscar W Walta
Emma Jo Marshall
Redericg Building
Assacue
Liberia
Eithe
Instant Relief Drops Claim Quick Skin Cooling
DF DD Presetiphen for Hezer and usta sells for SPaeg bottle. Drops promise instant relief for itching skin and cooling action within seconds. Watsonson, North Market Street, offers a special arrangement with a two cent bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hezer
Wohamson
Patrol Leader Mader Flies Old Glory From Tall Tree Camp MacVir
Patrol Leader Stephen Mader climbed to the top of a tall tree at Camp MacVir and planted the Old Glory flag. Campers enjoyed a clear day after clouds parted and endured a scare when Rath threatened to end the fun. Fisher, Howard, and others noted a successful tourney and noted caves near the camp drawing attention. A live poet, Frank Rhodes, works on a 49 verse camp poem. Several campers returned home to Frederick while others plan weekend visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eader
OWL Glory
MacVir
Stephen Mader
Fisher
Howard
Transwick
John Brown
Pear Weverlon
Zeiger
Zeigler
Bubl
Roger Pusher
Irving Diven
JH. B Clark
Wolk
Camp Mar-Vir
Potomac
Frank Rhodes
J. E. Dergier
G. Goodell
Sam Ebert
Roger Fisher
Frederick
Letters from the People on amateur baseball crowds
A reader questions why Brunswick draws crowds of about 148 while nearby towns like Martinsburg and Frederick with larger populations show far smaller receipts. The writer notes Martinsburg has good crowds but Frederick draws little, asks why Teague’s team isn’t first and laments consistent criticism despite being just one game behind Brunswick in the standings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Martinsburg
Shepherdstown
Brunswick
Teatams
Binnswick
AIAN
Weinberg to Speak at Yallow Springs and Mt Pleasant Picnic
Mr Weinberg accepts invitation to speak at the Yallow Springs Band picnic Saturday and will deliver the charge to the knights at the Mt Pleasant tournament picnic on Wednesday August 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Weinberg
Yallow Springs
Tle
Knights
Mt. Pleasant
Freeman Pixon to Fill Pulpit at Babcock Memorial Church
Rev Dr Thomas Freeman Pixon of this city will fill the pulpit at Baltimore's Babcock Memorial church on Sunday. Its pulpit at the Presbyterian church in this city will be filled by Dr Joseph F H Aple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Freeman Pixon
Babcock Memorial Church
Baltimore
Presbyterian Church
Cit
Joseph FH. Aple
Wiley Asked to Resign as Head of Bureau of Chemistry
Byrew lat Misprich to Fue News reports that Dr Wiley, a pure food expert, is asked to resign as head of the bureau of chemistry within the department of agriculture due to an investigation into his methods and the use of expert chemists for Duveau's work at the cauris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byrew
Fue News
Kington
Doc
Wiley
Lesan
Bureau
Tio
Department of Agriculture
Duveau
Elevator Fatality at West Thirty Fourth Street Hotel
Sperhat Cosgatch and Cho Neawa died in a hotel elevator incident on West Thirty Fourth Street. Catherine Grimes described the event as a fatal accident occurring before dawn during a breakfast hour observed by women. The exact hotel name and additional witnesses were not confirmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sperhat Cosgatch
Cho Neawa
New York
Uly
Catherine Grimes
Gregopidu
West Thirty
Frrh
Embankment Mishap Report From VerUTERSanville Area
A fragmentary report notes an incident near Verutersanville involving individuals named Miss Lene Bachian Sunder and Robert Reis Teentom SC. Details are unclear but mention a vehicle going over an embankment and a local investigation by The News Asheville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheville
Verutersanville
Deags
Lene Bachian
Sunder
S. C
Robert Reis
Teentom SC
Waters Village Fire Destroys Homes Leaving Hundreds Homeless
A July 3 report from Grayling Michigan records a large fire at Waters village destroying homes and leaving hundreds homeless. The blaze reportedly caused many residents to flee with emergency crews on scene and authorities assessing the loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spovsal
Pes Grayling
Mieh
Linate
Gates Reported Worse After Accidental Injury
John W Gates was reported worse after a boy threw a large bone at a Monday evening gathering in North Benlz sirec injuring six year old Stalph Kline son of Mr and Mrs Charles Kline. The bone cut above the eye and on the head. Dr FH Hedges attended the boy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stalph
Charles Kline
North
Among the Sick In Frederick Area Officials Report
From Frederick and Vicinity updates list Mrs George Wills of West Seventh Street as quite sick while Mrs John Lambright of West Fourth Street is also ill Miss Jeva Grombine of East Patrick Street is on the sick list with illness noted in the report
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
George Wills
West Seventh Street
John Lambright
West Fourth
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Rocky Springs
Kemptown
Geldie Brandenburg
Rufus Baker and Sons
Borer
Lillian Williams
Glau Paut
Goldie Brandenburg
Lovina King
Edna King
R. Mortimer Browning, Jr
Porter Highston Plautt
Lillian I. Williams
John L. Watkins
Howard H. Watkins
W. O. Miller
J. J. Watkins
Q. T. Fost
Grace Episcopal Church
New Market
Ethel © Font
Helen ©. Walker
J. Walter Smith
Hopsie Etchison
Hendrickson
Browningsville
Markeys
Market St. Frederick
Wey
G. O. Paxson
Edw. C. Cowling
North Market Street
Sienwepa
Graceham
Lander
Federal Express
Bridgeport
Conn
N. Y
N. H
New England
Coronel
Dunshes
Boards of Trade
Circuit and Orphans’ Court
John C
Read
Coumes
John
County
Mr. Weinberg
News OF the Churches
Harvey W. Wiley
Gates
Paris
France
Aly
John W. Gates
Milady Fajr
H.R. Flautt
Frederick, Md
Blondie Corporation
Boston
Mass
Thomas Taylor
Adams
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