Purely Personal Notices From Frederick and Vicinity
Purely personal notes list residents visiting relatives and friends across Frederick County. B Rosenoar returns to Baltimore from Broderick. F Columbus Knott and family at Edward Campbell's home near Frederick. Miss Margaret Roller of Harrisonburg visits Miss Alex Shriner in North Market Street. Mrs John Swope visits her mother in Gettysburg. several others, including Mrs Irene Sappington in Liber ty, Mrs Anna Byrne in Towson, and Miss Mabel Dowd of Oakland, attend events and visit local homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Rosenoar
Baltimore
Broderick
F. Columbus Knott
Edward ‘Campbell
White Osk Springs
Frederick
Margaret Roller
Harrisonburg
Alex Shriner
North Market Street
John Swope
Mra. Heuser
Gettysburg
Milas Helen McSherry
EB. C. McSherry
Irene E. Sappington
Libertytown
Edward Rogers
New Haven
Conn
Rogers
Bother
Mage
Crouse
Phuormont
Anna Byrne
Towton
W. D.litsinger
M. P. Parsonage
Liberty
Louisa McElfresh
Miss Doub
Milton D. Doub
Melanze Boone
Carolyn McSherry
East Second Street
Boone
Intimore
E. Olin Eldridge
Washington
Eldridge
Florence Hazelhurst
Agnes Schley
Patrick Street
Lucy E. Stober
C. S Markell
Carlin House
David C. Kumier
Wilson Avenue Reformed Church
Columbus
Ohio
D. 8
Rice
Laura Schmidt
Blanche Siousat
Drill
Maud Waesche
Westminster
Thurmont
Carrie Slick
Reading
Slater
Fannis Gaither
Mia
Samuel Beitler
John Diggon
Detroit
Mich
Maryland troops record project builds at 313 St Paul Balti
Begun by Col George W F Vernon and Dr James H Jarret with Adjutant General Wilmer to compile Civil War service rolls. Headquarters set at 313 St Paul street Baltimore. Encourages holders of muster rolls from 1861 to 1865 to assist printing of the encampment materials at low prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. F. Vernon
Baltimore
James H. Jarret
Howard County
Wilmer
Maryland
St. Paul Street
Marylendera
Camp Notes at Har gett Farm Maryland Camp Opens
The Maryland National Guard encampment at Camp Lowdess near Har gett farm opens with Brigadier General Riggs inspecting the grounds. 1600 officers and men are expected, with a three-section Baltimore and Ohio Railroad move from Baltimore to Frederick to transport Fourth and Fifth Regiments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gikeming
Lowsdes
Charles N. Hargett
Postutsn
Q G. J. Beckley
Teicy Company A
Avai
Lawrason Higgs
Camden Station
Delaware
Lord
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Riggs
J. B. Phipps
John 8. Blunders
Robert W. Johnson
Charles R. Spence
Allan McLane
Frank W. Cole
Walter L. Finley
United Sister Army
St. John’s College
Camden Staton
Maryland
Frederick
Baltimore and Ohio
Easton
George J. Jackson
Captain Jackson
Tumor Extracted From Ladiesburg Woman at Baltimore Hospital
Mrs. Cram of Ladiesburg underwent surgery at Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore where a large tumor weighing thirty two pounds was removed successfully. She is recovering. Mr. Andrew J. DeLashwatt remains quite late.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mim
James
Cram
Ladiesburg
Baltimore
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Andrew J. DeLashwatt
Poole Elected Alderman In Fourth Ward Contest
The Fourth Ward aldermanic race to replace the late Jobo Ebert ended quietly between 9 and 5. Despite 56 registered nominations by Democrats, Persence Bren's supporters pushed his name, amid effort from EB T. 8. DeLashmatt and others. Charles Fools won by twenty two votes after disputed ballots were rejected and votes totaled 124 for Republicans and Democrats combined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jobo Ebert
Boura
Democratic Party
Predence Bren
Comatco
EB T
Chase
Poote
Republices
WS Kreh
Baseball Tonight On New Diamond In Northwest Addition
There will be a game of baseball this evening on the new nearly completed diamond in the Northwest Addition. Catch Ems face Frederick Juniors with Blumenauer and Davin for the Catch Ems and Baumgardner and Ely for the Juniors. Everyone is invited to watch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ems
Frederick
Blumenauer
Davin
Baumgardner
Ely
Beale Resigns Frederick Presbyterian Post for Philadelphia Move
The Rev. David J. Beale resigns after five years as pastor in Frederick to accept the pastorate at Northern Liberties Presbyterian Church in Philadelphia. Resolutions of regret were adopted by the Presbyterian congregation and local groups applaud his public service. An all day meeting is set at Montgomery Chapel on the Kemptown Circuit with services by Rev J. D. Kinzer and Rev B. P. Trott, followed by a week of evening meetings. A literary program at St James Chapel features musicians and readers. St Johns Reformed at Woodberry is incorporated. Albert Mutzter elected assistant superintendent of the M. T. Sunday School at Liberty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David J. Beale
Prederick
Llberties Presbyterian Church
Sixth
Buttonwood Street
Philadelphia
Dr. Beale
Frederick
Law and Order Gockty
Francia Scott Key Monument Association
Wen
Presbyterian Congregaton
Philomathean Society
The
Key Monument Association
Montgomery Chapel
Kemptown
M. P
J. D. Kinzer
D. D
Maryland
B. P. Trott
Lisbon
A.D. Dick
St. James’ Chapel
St. John’s Reformed Church
Woodsboro
Tsat
Albert Mutzter
Liberty
Thurmont Thief Gang Strikes Dairy and Pantry Cells
Robberies persist in Thurmont with a gang of petty thieves targeting kitchens and dairy buildings. Last Friday night Geo W Stockedale’s kitchen was broken into. potatoes were taken and cows milked. The spree suggests bravado to divert attention from prisoners and pressure police to act, indicating a wider local theft network.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thurmont
Geo. W. Stockedale
Baltimore Theatre Company presents Between Two Fires
Lovers of drama may attend on Wednesday evening July 22 at City Opera House for a military play Between Two Fires backed by the Baltimore troupe. A farce Jenny Lind and a comedy Naval Engagements will also entertain with fine costumes and scenery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Opera House
Baltimore Theatre Company
Jenny Lind
Baltimore
Pton
Y.a
Marriage in Moravian Church Unites Bartha Teitze Pair
On Wednesday July 15 at Wert Malem Miss Bartha Teitze of Gradhass wed in a Moravian church officiated by Bishop Clement L. Reinke. The couple will reside at Graceham and arrive there this evening with Rev and Oerter assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mareird
Wert Malem
Miss Bartha. Teitze
Sonsly
Ware
Xaneried
Ware i
Clement L. Reinke
See
Leek
Oerter
Graceham
Excursion Planned by Reformed Sunday School Committee
A committee of the Reformed church Sunday School assigns an excursion to Island Park on July 71 for the church Sunday School and Galid. The American Band of Middletown will accompany the excursion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reformed
The
Reformed Church
Messrs
A.C. McCardell
Jacob Robroack
J. Travis Thomas
J. Urner Wileoron
W. C. Bitely
Island Park
Middletown
Inland Park
Child Boy Ye The Cleresa Flavor Remedy Ad
An old advertisement touts a laxative syrup named Cleresa for family use. It claims gentle taste, soothing relief, and suitability for costive or bilious parents, presenting it as a best known family remedy and urging every household to keep a bottle.
Trolley Train Delays Hold Frederick Encampment Plans
The Frederick and Middletown Electric Railroad will not operate before late next week. President Smith’s time and the directors’ decisions delayed progress though yards, cobbles, and poles advance. two burden cars may arrive soon, but passenger cars are prioritized for encampment week. Local workers under Eugene Getzendanner continue grading and wiring prep as East Patrick Street clears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eerenice
Frederick and
Middletowa
Smith
Mdaotha
Garth
Predeick
Braddock
Patrick Street
Weat Patrick
Telegraph Stream
Frederick City
Middletown
Eugene Getzendanner
Neidhardt’s Alley
East Patrick Street
Frederick
Braddock Heights
Destructive Storm Destroys Barn in Carroll County
A severe storm struck Carroll County Wednesday night, torching a four mile distant barn owned by the heirs of Imne Robert Gorsuch near Westminster. Lightning caused the blaze, sparing the horses. The Continental Company insured the barn for 1100. Oliver Hail’s wheat crop was insured for 775, but farming implements and hay were uninsured. Total loss not yet estimated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll County
Robert Gorsuch
Weatminster
Con- Hnental Company
Oliver Hail
Soldiers tooccupy Maryland National Guard camp at Bellerue Farm
Mayor Yeakls and Alderman Lewis A. Rice inspected the Bellerue Farm grounds, prepared for Maryland National Guard citizens and soldiers for a week starting tomorrow. A water pipe from Schieyatile to the camp has been laid and tested satisfactorily. Everything is in readiness for the expected troops tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayor Yeakls
Lewis A. Rice
Board of Aldermen
Bellerue Farm
cZicers
Maryland National Guard
Schieyatiile
Special excursion train to Frederick this July from Hagertown
Carload excursion tickets will be sold to Frederick via B&O and BR during the encampment from July 18 2025. A special train runs from Hagertown to Frederick on Sunday July 19 leaving Hagertown at 8 20 am and returning from Frederick at 10 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Hagertown
Chy
Frederick Brick Works supplied bricks for Martinsburg building
The bricks used in Mrs. B. C. Quenzel's new West Martin street building in Martinsburg were supplied by Frederick Brick Works and are described as of very good quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Mra. B. C. Quenzel
West Martin Street
Martinsburg
Frederick Brick Works
Prize Winner Dog Owned by Frederick County Family
A ten week old prize winning fox terrier dog owned by Mr J Roger McSherry in Frederick County stands out as one of the most promising dogs in the area. The puppy already shows strong lineage and performance promise for future shows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Priza Wiznar
Roger McSherry
Affection of a Mocking Bird Delights a Family
A young mockingbird fell from a tree near Annapolis county and was cared for by the family of Mr James H Urazcall. The mother bird later freed the captured chick with a berry in her beak. The incident drew mournful calls from the surrounding birds as they sought to reunite the family. Meanwhile in another note, Noah Patmen's son Mishap Gay was kicked by a horse near Walkersville resulting in injuries. Myrtle Gilbert of Liberty suffered a fall with minor injuries and possible vertigo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chaleerine
Gales
Ube
Ube Patert
Gay
Noah Patmen
Grayson Crombaugh
Walkersvil's
Bowis
Myrtle
W. Clay Gilbert
Liberty
Serbez
Sho
Smith's Temple of Fancy Bargains Loud in Frederick Md
A jumble of eighteenth and nineteenth century ad copy offers cheap goods at Smith's Temple of Fancy in Frederick Maryland. Items include soaps candles books hardware groceries and household wares with warnings of low prices and extensive stock. Excursions and local events are advertised including an Island Park trip on July 31 with rates for adults and children and a grand fete with theatre and band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Smith's
Temple of Fancy
Sara
Smith's Temple of Fancy
Unclear text syndicate note from Frederick area
In The Syndicate. Mr David Lowensteta formerly of Frederick is member of a syndicate spa. A copper snake found yesterday under the porch of Robert Frey in Locaski. A fight occurred and one person died.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Lowensteta
Frederick
Syndicata Spa
Bomed Purchase
Rogers Proper
Robert Frey
Ively
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Ballle Blumenseer
National Pub. Co
I Park
Reformed Sunday School
W. HM. Bopat & Co
Bmto
Thass
Prin of Apes Reap
ORL
John C. Long
Jeferson
County
Hood
Ood
Rigge
Ila
Yeakle
Edward C. McSherry
Mesars. Allen Rearback
J. Knight McDonald
Charles D. Doll
Edward Bouck
Saff
Doll's Hotel
Fourth
Albert B. Studebaker
Maryland Naonal Guard
Bladebaker
Mallitia
Western Union Telegraph Company
Prees
Aantiilery Camp
ER Poole
Yeaerdsy
Abe
LOON
Fete Bulletin
Whiner
Frank B. Rhodes
Susan Jane
8. John’s Institute
Glesaes
Isidor Lake
Hosenour
Best & Kepler
Kurizra
North Market ST
West Patrox
Sweitzer
Limberger
Chas. MN
Hauer
Rems To
John Hendickson
Betteze
Joben Henpruoxsoxn
F. V. Staub
Gorse
B.L. J
F. V. Srava
Roets Market Street
Bummer
Wash
Dow Buorsena
Paris
Parsta
Pyarris
Loor Corros Ras
Rpumsrass
Hewg Office
ROE de
Rrowock
Meidiv
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Bayer
Var Reguar Boise
Atest Parterme
Ibes Oe
Rodoce
Neidig
A. T. Rice & Sons
A. T. Rice & Son: Funeral Directore
D- B. Walker & CO
Jas. H. Wanzzs
GRO
Rhodes’ Orchestra
C. D. Dou
Thomas & Olary
Thomas MO
Real State
Loak Agate
Pi Ko
Patrick
Freducten
Buskaans
A.B. Herre
Bock
Bartholomay
Ome
Lipfs
Con
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