Grand Review Plan At Frederick By General Macklin
Plans for a grand parade and review near Frederick honor the soldiers from Camp Watfield. General Macklin leads maneuvers with the brigade at a site near Braddock Heights while Frederick residents prepare to welcome officers and supply partners for dances and social events. Thousands expected, trains and excursions set to bring visitors to the camp for a week of activities and entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trade
Frederick
Mackin
Camp
Watfield
Brick Ditch Uncovered Delays East Patrick Street Curb Work
Workmen uncovered a brick ditch along East Patrick Street while laying curbing. A 12 inch sewer will be installed 740 feet long to handle surface water, with connections to the East Street sewer and a catch basin on the north curb. City forces will begin Tuesday. completion expected in days. Progress on the South Market Street sewer also continues slowly with finishing touches near the concrete man hole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Patrick Street
Stret
Ituays
City del Lac
Vasa
el Bla Cay
George Brengle
East Street
Wito
South Market Street
South Street
Mrs Apple Speaks At Just Government League Meeting
The Just Government League met at the Women’s College last night at 8. Mrs John K White chaired. Florence Trail outlined fall and winter plans stressing the social side of suffrage. New members Mrs William Nash Young and Miss Grace Neidig joined. Mrs Joseph Th Apple praised women’s efforts in removing politics from school management and improving colored schools, school attendance law, and college graduate teacher appointments. The town’s dry movement and ten-year improvements were noted. Meeting adjourned with plans for the second Friday in ad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Just Government League
Womn
John K. White
Airman
Educational and Entertainment Committee
Florence Trail
Willian Nash Young
Grace Neidig
Joseph Th Apple
Hese
Schomls
College Grinduapes
Pike Town
Connections Finished Jars Now on South Market Street
Workers on Frederik Railroad completed track connections between South Market Street and Patrick and North Market Streets. Tracks laid, street cleared, and trolley wires strung to serve visitors arriving on the B and O up to the camp grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Market Street
Frederik Railroad
Patrick
North Market Streets
North Market Street
Patrick Street
Real estate transfers tied to Braddock Heights area
Ruffrey Deere D Casper and wife transfer to Janis H Harris and Georgie W Heintein a Braddock Heights property valued at 16 dollars. Braddock Banding and Development Co. sells nearby Braddock Heights real estate to Nannie V Mitchell valued at 10 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casper Bd. Chine
Janis H Harris
Georgie W. Heintein
Braddock Heights
Braddock Banding and Development Company
Nannie V. Mitchell
Pleasant Personal Notes On Local Social Figures
Capt. W. A. W. Lantus of York was in one city today. M. Goodman operates a new 30 horsepower Buick. Joel Below spent yesterday with friends in Washington. Lillie Wiener of Mass Patr street visits relatives in Luray Virginia. Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Jack of Baltimore are spending time in his city. Roscoe A. Harp of Pittsburg is visiting his parental home. Dr and Mrs. J. A. Burek spent yesterday in Washington. Henry Green of Germantown Ohio visits Mrs. Mary C. Johnson. John W. Kiracore Jr. at Boiling Springs is visiting his sister. Mrs. Charles Burger of Baltimore visits her sister Mrs. Jacob Rosenstock. Mae von Seliegell of Martinsburg is guest of Miss Ruth Mullinix. Braddock Weights and Mr. and Mrs. D. D. Thomas of Baltimore are guests of Travers Thomas. N. ed. Guishall of Pittsburg and Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Wiles of Sout Market have returned. Anthony Marino and family moved from Market and All Saints street to Ordnes now for relocation. Glenn Ho McGregor and family arrived in Porto Rico. a cablegram to Mrs. McGregor’s parents. Mill ton Zimmerman and family visit. York guests Thom Conton and T. Stetlex motor to Frederick for a short stay at the New City Hotel. Frederik S. Morrison, state secretary of the YMCA, in Frederick aiding selection of a secretary to succeed Barker. Drs. Franklin B. Smith and Thomas Johnson return from San Francisco after attending the American Medical Association convention. Don’t make excuses. Make good. Advertise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Braddock Heights
Crothers
Braddock
Chestri
Charles FH. Conley
Governor Crathers
Guilford
Among the Sick and Recoveries Reported
Little Miss Geol Cousol has recovered enough to go out again while Mr. Harry G. Tritappe near this area shows improvement after illness. Mrs. Fred Kimmel scalded her ankle and foot from a kettle spill but the injuries are not serious. Mrs. Tarry Wilcoxon of Columbus, Ohio, who had appendicitis surgery at Frederick City Hospital, has recovered and is visiting with Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Zacharias at 100 East Third Street.
Yellow Springs Band Holds First Annual Reunion
Yellow Springs Band stages its first annual reunion in Burkhart woods with a large crowd. Leo Weinberg delivers a long address on music praising its social value and the band’s role in civic life, culture, and community pride for Frederick County observers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Weinberg
Yellow Springs
Burkhart’s Woods
Weinberg
Braddock Heights
Smice
Frederick County
Peach Crop Short in South Mountain Belt Says Grower
A prominent local fruit grower near the heart of the South Mountain fruit belt warns that the peach crop will be short this year. He cites young trees heavy with fruit while older trees exhaust from prior crops, noting a pattern of occasional skips followed by recovery. He also attributes last year’s drought to stunted new wood growth needed for fruit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Mountain Fruit Belt
Tees
Erie wreck injures crew as Buffalo section sideswiped
Special Dispatch reports a Port-Ageville Erie wreck when the Buffalo section of train 4 bound for Portage was sideswiped by a helper engine. The engineer of train 65 is dead, the fireman seriously injured, no passengers hurt, express messenger and baggage master slightly injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
X.Y
Erie
Port-Ageville
Buffalo
Portage
Espress
Maine Governor in Wreck Amid Train Collision
A Maine Central passenger train rear collided with a forward car near Ken Station, leaving no injuries. Governor Hubbard was aboard, but officials report no harm to him or other passengers, and investigators review the mishap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Specall
Maine
Maine Central
Uovernes
Ken
Havernots
Fire at Coney Island prompts triple alarm test
A series conflagration was averted as crews responded to a fire at Coney Island. The blaze damaged a structure or exhibit area while fuses or wiring issues were blamed and three alarms were sounded to control the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newso
Bad Mars Recovers From Fall Injury at Airplane Incident
Bad Mars, a subject of attention at The News, recovers after injuries reported from a fall of about a hundred feet involving an aeroplane. Emme and Padins are noted in the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thapatoh
Emme
Padins
Mars
Sunday Church Services and Events
Sunday services and announcements from local churches list Bible school at 9 40 a m at First Baptist with Rev Alonzo D Winters preaching at 11 a m and 8 p m the topics Ash Heap Philosopher and Nobody a Wednesday prayer meeting at 5 p m an ice cream festival July 20 21 and a Braddock Heights church picnic on July 22 United Brethren church holds Sunday school at 6 with sermons The Greatest of These and The Battlements Around the Home Jr Y P S C E at 5 p m and Sr Y P S E C G at 6 30 p m ice cream and cake sale this evening at 6 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Alonzo D. Winters
Braddock Heights
United Brethren Church
B. EH. Hummel- Daugh
Likio A
P.m
Sr. Y. Pose. C
Frederick Water Bonds Sale Notice In 1911
Frederick City announces the sale of water bonds totaling thirty thousand dollars under Maryland law. The notice lists bond issuance by The Mayor and Aldermen of Frederick to increase water supply and distribution, with details of church services and community schedules interwoven in the page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Assembly of Maryland
A. D
Frederick
Fred
Trinity M. Wlerick
John J. Rives
Epworth League
RE. V. Regester
Baltimore
Bond sale notice for Frederick city bonds 1911
The Mayor and Aldermen of Frederick announce sealed proposals for sale of 80 thousand dollars in bonds dated July 1 1911 payable twenty years after date with 4 1 2 percent interest semi annual. Bonds issued in 1000 and 500 denominations bear tax exemption and require 5 percent certified checks. Proposals due July 19 1911 with opening July 19 8 pm. sale before August 1 1941.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Register
Frederick City
Maryland
Frederick
Board of Aldermen
Citizens’ National Bank
Frederick County
A. D
Gospel Mission to hold services in Lambert building
The Gospel Mission will hold services in the Lambert building West Patrick street tomorrow Bible school will be at 2 o clock and the usual services at 7 20 The usual song service at Braddock Heights tomorrow evening at 7 15 led by Rev Williamson Smith a vocal solo Ava Maria and violin by Sibhan Koechling Miss Marian McFall will sing. Sunday school at Sealeysville at 9 1% o clock Rev Douglass Hooff to conduct Walkersville services Wednesday at 7 30. Everything comes to him who waits. The one who advertises his wants will get that something quicker through The News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Episcopal Church
Hugh Johnston
Baltimore
E. H. Lamar
Jesus
Evangelical Reformed Church
Henri L. G. Kieffer
Miss Yost
Church of the Brethren
BR. A. Nedrow
The
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Ulysses S.C. ‘Rupp
Gospel Mission Chapel
Winchester Street
Gospel Mission
Lambert
West Patrick Street
Bible School
Braddock Heights
Williamson Smith
Ava Maria
Gounod
Marian McFall
Sibhan Koechling
Douglass Hooff
Walkersville
Notice to Discontinue Water Sprinkling on Streets
Frederick ordinance notice orders discontinuation of water sprinkling on streets while large reservoir is emptied for repairs. It cites Section 5 of Ordinance No 14 and warns fines for violations. Signed by Mayor John Edward Schell and Geo Weiner in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
John Edward Schell
Geo. Weiner
Also Mentioned on This Page
Gen. Macklin
Frederick Folk
Manuevers
Braddoch
D. Charles Winebrewer
Soeicher
Johny If Scrimes
Paul Sir Burnett
Tyler
Brigrade Wnolpre
Braddock Ileianis
Joseph WD. Baker
Varus
Frederic
Frederick Railroad
Guy
East Patwick
Denpet
Mrs. Apple
Town
Circuit and Orphans’ Court
Ruffrey Deere
Will
W. AW. Lantus
York
Goodman
Buick
Joel Below
Washington
Lillie Wiener
Mass Patr Street
Luray
Robert C. Jack
Jaltimore
His
City
Roscoe A. Harp
Pittsburg
Dro
J. A. Burek
Nured Street
Henry Green
Germantown
Olio
Mary C. Johnson
East Eighth Street
John W. Kiracore, Jr
Boiing Springs
M. U0
Harp
Bill Avenue
Charles Burger and Son
Jacob Rosenstock
East Second Street
Mae von Seliegell
Martinsburg
W. Va
Ruth Mullinix
Bon Air Cothige
Braddock Weights
Mrs. DD. Thomas
Jr. Travers Thomas
Rockwell Terrace
N. Ed. Guishall
Alves
M.C. Wiles
Market Street
Anthony Marino
Market
All Saints Street
Ordnes
Glenn Ho McGregor
Porto Rico
Thom
Conton J and
T. Stetlex
New City
Frederik S Morrison
Y Mo Oc Oa
California
Franklin B Smith
Thomas
Johnson
San Francisco
American Medical Association
Wreck
Coney Island
Tomorini
Delocky
Offenbach
Madame Sherry Hoschna
Grace Reformed Church
Tomorry
Ell. McLean
All Saints P. E. Church
Presbyterian Church
Joseph H. Apple
St. John’s Catholic Church
Thomas Scott
New York
John Edward Scheil
Michael A. McCaffrey
Sealeysville Loieriew
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