Braddock Colony hosts large Sunday song service
An audience of about six hundred attended a Braddock Heights service led by Adolphus Fearhake with Jacob Rehrback delivering a Moses themed address. Miss Lucy Eisenhauer sang, with Ross Birely on piano and Robert Burak on violin, as plans discuss fire protection and new walks and schedules affect residents and visitors at Hotel Braddock and surrounding cottages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock Heights
Lucy Eisenhauer
Ross Birely
Robert Burak
EOE
Acme
Beightside
Doll Cottage
Frederick and Middletown Railroad
Middletown Valley
H. F. Burton
Washington
Hotel Braddock
Dodge
New York
Charles Griffith
Griffith
Alexandria
James H. Harris
W. N. Phillips
P.O. Gray
Boston
Whitman
Ithaca
N. Y
George H. Knott
New York City
A. D. Hank
Hungeratown
Frederick
Baltimore
Hagerstown
and Mira Be, D. Hobbs
Norfolk
Hotel
Braddock
Mystery survey sparks speculation in Middletown area
Engineers from New York arrive to survey a line parallel to the Frederick and Middletown Electric Railway. Rumors link the project to Wabash Railroad, potential cheaper routes, or a bid to gain control of the local railway. Officials and residents weigh possibilities of tunnels under South Mountain and Catoctin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Frederick
New York
J. Roger McSherry
Baltimore and Frederick Electric Railway Company
Frederick and
Western Maryland Railroad
Williamsport
Hagerstows
South Mountain
Catoctin
Blue Ridge
Frederick and Middletown
Camp Frederick 1848 Camp Scene Listed Volunteer Units
James Lowe finds a colored picture of Camp Frederick from June 7 to 10 1848 held at the old barracks in Frederick. The inscription names units such as U S Light Artillery Hagerstown Home Guards Patapsco Patriote Washington Riflemen and National Guards among others. The picture drawn by John J Markell and lithographed in Philadelphia. two copies of the Baltimore Whig and a Baltimore Sun from 1844 were found taped behind it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Lowe
East Fifth Street
Frederick
Maryland School For the Deaf
Domb
Fune
James M. Quazle
Frigsdier
U.S Light Artillery
Samuel Ringgold
Hagerstown
Hagerstown Castlets
Gee
Schley
Washington Riflemen
P. L. Heugest
Asion Riflemen
L. O. Haen
National Guard Bend
Hagerstown Cadets Band
John J. Markell
P. Ss. Daval
Philadelphia
Lowe
Fire Destroys Stable at Mt Airy Killing Four Horses
Fire early yesterday at the Mount Airy stable owned by Lyourgar Clary destroyed four horses and damaged farm implements. One horse escaped but perished in the doorway. The dwelling of A J Garman was saved by a bucket brigade. Damage estimated about $2000 with $200 insurance. Local residents and other updates on several ill or recovering people are noted.
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Lyourgar Clary
Mt. Airy
Glary
A. J. Garman
Qolary
Local residents visit relatives in nearby towns
A flurry of social mentions notes J Henry Doll at Braddock Heights and many others visiting Baltimore Washington Shepherdstown Mt. Pleasant Asbury Park and Easton. Entries include Dr H E Smith Prof E L Boblitz Mrs Mary Cramer Miss Nellie Rigdon and others returning or guesting with relatives across Maryland and adjacent states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Henry Doll
Braddock Heighte
H. E. Smith
Viett
Pennsylvania
E. L. Boblitz
South Market
Thurmont
Arthur N. Kemp
East Third Street
Baltimore
Mosara
Dad Fleshman
Gorge Moberly
Frederick Fleming
Hagerstown
Harry Daniels
South Market Street
Shepherdstown
W. Va
Frank J. Schroeder
East Patrick Street
Mary Loules Kemp
East Third
Mt. Pleasant
Mary Cramer
Asbury Park
N. J
Nellie Rigdon
Washington
Frank T. Davis
Shipality
Obriasina Lowenstein
George A. Zelgiar
South Street
Walter Hargett
Philadelphia
Abbie Young
Woodeboro
Lewie Bt
Easton
Messra
Walter
Thomas For
Millville
Guy Roser
West Church Straat
Wm. H. Michasi
John
Schell
North Market Street
Jennette Steck
East Church Street
John Onutsatt
George Eline
Allen Moberly
R Wilbur Elliott
Irving
Forest Park
A. R Wallis
West Third Street
Grafton Duvall Doresy
Atlantic
National Lead Co
New York
Thomas Sokley
West Seacad Street
9. D. Borger
Birs. W. Borger
Hageretown
Harry GO. Borger
Mira
Charles Borger
Bronawick
Mra
Wm. H. Borger
Work of Death and Local Obituaries in Middletown Area
Multiple obituaries and death notices from Middletown and surrounding areas. Lemuel Babington aged about 38 died in Boons tore leaving a widow and children with funeral at Church Hill conducted by Rev. Bush and Rev. Snayder. Charlotte Stone aged 20 died in Middletown after typhoid fever, a Montgomery County High School graduate and former Braddock teacher. John T. Picking aged 72 died in Micotevac of paralysis with funeral held at Me Olive cemetery. Edward Koogle, 62, died near Middletown, survived by a widow. Josephus Castles 75, died at son-in-law’s home near Middletown Valley, survived by eight children. Milton B. Slifer, 10th, a Berkittsville merchant, died of paralysis, survived by five children. Sadie Marie Young aged 1 year 1 month 1 day died. funeral set for 10 o’clock with services at the house and interment at Mrs. Oliver cemetery. Ellen Russell, about 75, died at West All Saints Street, member of local benevolent society and Salvation Army. funeral at 2 PM. Nannie Havens, nine months, died near Buckeystown. funeral at the house with Rev. W H Jones officiating and burial at Mutton Hill cemetery. Thos P Rice was the undertaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lemuel Sabingtok
Lemuel Babington
Boonstore
Church Hill
J. A. Bush
G. W. Snayder
Chargttie Stone
Charlotte Stals
John O
Emma Stone
Middletown
Montgomery County High School
Braddock
Kone
Younrg
John T Sacking
John T. Picking
Yeaca
Micotevac
Hla
Edward Koogle
Josephus Caste
Josephus Castles
Yarta
Theodore Shafer
Nouth
Middletown Valley
Kilton HB. Slifel
Milton B. Sliter
Sadie Marie Young
George W. Young
Oliver
Mutton Hill Cemetery
Thos. P. Rice
Religious World Sunday Schools and Societies
Sunday services and Sunday school times are listed for multiple churches including St Johns Catholic Trinity Evangelical Reformed Fleet Baptist Presbyterian German Baptist Brethren United Brethren All Saints Episcopal Methodist Episcopal Evangelical Lutheran and Grace Reformed. Highlights include dedications at Branewick Lutheran church and notes on sermon topics and special services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fleet Baptist Church
Wm. Hammond Parker
Presbyterian Church
T. Frowman Dixon
Roman
German Baptist Brethren Church
Hitler B. A. Bruener
W. P. Englar
United Brethren Church
J. W. Kirmcore
Hedeaver Soaisty
All Saints' Protestant Episcopal Church
Osborne Togie
Bervioss
Schleyeville
Messrs
O. M. Gilpin
F. B. Sappington
Nannle Knott
Methodist Episcopal Church
L. A. Thirlkeld
Bathenda
Thirlkeld
Oceano Grove
Mr Castle
Evangelical Lutheran Church
G E Bregenzer
Trinity M. EH
Rav J. OH. Batthia
Batug
Brotherhood of Man
Haworth Leaguef
G. C. Michsel
Psator
Ladies’ Aid Society
Mra Branicken
West
Patrick Strest
Spm
Markdown of Bargains in a Local Store Sale
A local retailer advertises drastic price cuts on spring voiles cotton foulards lawns and laces. The lot includes 400 yards of new spring fabrics offered at 10 to 20 cents per yard while remnants and dress goods are deeply discounted. Hosiery for children is also advertised at low prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrar, &c
Emory Mill
Emory
Acorn Brand Ad Endorsed Over White Shirt Watate
An advertisement featuring John Hendrickson promotes Acorn brand products as superior to a rival White Shirt Watate. The copy urges customers to trust Acorn for reliability and quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. S
Taxes on Demand Notice for William G. Zimmerman
Four percent tax details appear in this on demand notice for WM G Zimmerman Castifer. The fragment indicates a tax assessment or collection instruction associated with the named person and role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jolear
WM. G. Zimmerman
Castifer
Clearing Tailored Linen and Fabrics Sale at Neung & Miller
A brisk clearance sale at Neung and Miller highlights substantial discounts on linens and textiles. Items include unbleached muslin, white long cloth, silk parasols, patent leather bags, and broadcloths with prices noted, drawing interest from shoppers along with mentions of later sale extensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Devleon
Escaped Prisoner Captured and Jailed After Hearing
Alers Fogle escaped from the mayor's office and was captured last night by Officer Hobbe and held for a 7 o'clock hearing. Joseph Chambera, colored, was arrested for drunkenness and disorderly conduct, fined $3, and jailed 10 days for nonpayment. Albert Smith and Hannah Palmer, both colored, faced disorderly conduct charges after alledged love trouble, each fined $2.60. Albert paid, Hannah jailed 10 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wight
Alers Fogle
Mayoe
Hobbe
Janthe Eckstein
Joseph Chambera
Ficer King
John Wood
Failnura
Love
Ash
Albert Smith
Hannah Palmer
Herwig and
Hobbs
Fanny Smith
Albert
Hannah
Jnatha O. H. Eakatein
Deaths and incidents pepper Maryland news roundup
Notices report Sohn Ti Heffner died at 67 in Montgomery county near Dickerson. Mary land Catholic Summer School opens in Ocean City. Ocean City tramper season starts at Glyndon Park with strong turnout. Gwynn Lawrence, 18, of New York, drowned in Miles river during a Talbot county visit. Bernard Wirth, 24, Baltimore, shot and killed at Glen Bervale Anne Arundel county. Baltimore Bohemians plan Atlantic City trip for settlers memory event. Patrick Cummings, a soldier, shot on a ferry at Hammond's wharf by Hayes Donaldson. Ocean City Flyer with 200 passengers nearly fell into Nanticoke river but halted by passenger. Pope Manufacturing prepares to expand to a town factory with 30,000 to 40,000 Gyloyns next season and 2,000 autos. 600 workers presently on payroll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sohn Ti
Heffner
Dickeraons
Montgomery County
Maryland
Ocean City
Glyndon Park
Mise Gwynn Lawrence
New York
Talbot County
Wea
Miles River
Bernard Wirth
Riverside Avenue
Baltimore
Glen Berale
Anne Arandel County
Atlantic
Nanticoke River
Drawbridge
Pope Manufacturing Company Ia
Upscatets Automobile and Bicycle
Agers Town
Funerals Held For Annia Stone And Spencer Rameburg
The funeral of Mrs. Annia Stone was held yesterday from her brother Wm E Adams residence on West Fifth Street with services by Rev Dr Osborne Ingle and interment at Mt Olivet Cemetery. Pallbearers named were Harry Edmunde Charles Wellors Juliaa Loobner Clinton HE Maio William E Hann and Elmer Railing. The funeral of Spencer Rameburg followed at the Reformed Church of Charlesville and was largely attended. pallbearers were A Staley Holtz Wilburd Smith Rony Warrenfeltz Norman Harper Foster Warrenfeltz and Paul Holtz. Interment was in the church graveyard. Funeral directors were O Carty and F Lochroeder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annia Stone
Wm. E Adams
West Fifth Street
The
Bose
Osborne Ingle
Harry Edmunde
Chas. ‘“Ellors
Juliaa Loobner
Clinton HE. Maio
William E. Hann
Elmer Railing
Mt. Olivet Cemetary
O.O. Carty
Weidig & Miller Advertised Letters Remaining List
An historic Frederick postoffice notice dated July 15 1905 lists unclaimed letters including GENTLEMERS and Lavien's lists with names such as John Ashbaugh John Bowyer and Rev W Smith. The alert warns two weeks to claim before transfer to the dead letter office. Market quotes show corn wheat oats and other commodities with prices per bushel and per ton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City
Gentlemers's
John Ashbaugh
John 0. Bowyer
A. P. Martin
Wilam Newcomer
Rev. W. Smith
Johnathan NW
Lavien
Mra
Alvey Zimmerroan
Local notices and sales prompts from Frederick area
Local items announce a Biograph screening at Braddock Heights on Tuesday night July 15 and a Qara departure from Aquare corner. Freferick City Hospital Association hosts a bake sale July 18 in Hospital Park with cakes, ice cream and crafts. Also ads for sewing machines, gas ranges, seaside excursions from Atlantic City to Rehoboth Beach, and low railroad fares with limited return dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spectal Bequeat
Braddock Heighix
Qara
Aquare
Frederick City Hospital
Atlantic City
Cape May
Queac City
Sea Isle City
N. J
Qosan City
Rehoboth
Beach
Del
Thoradays
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Washington
Baltimore& Ohio Ticket
Breakfast crowds and excursions tied to Braddock area
About 70 people attended breakfast at Hotel Braddock yesterday morning. J Henry Lampe employs many to repaint Baughman Bros Court Street property. A large number from Hagerstown visited Braddock Heights and Frederick yesterday. An excursion carried 193 passengers to Washington and Baltimore, with 220 aboard the train at Washington Junction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hotel Braddock
J. Henry Lampe
Baughman Bros
Court Street
Hagerstown
Braddock
Frederick
Washington
Baltimore
Notioe
Paeaengera
Special Meeting Dismisses Pastor Kieffer to Marcorsburg
At a special Maryland Glansis of the Reformed church held in this city on Saturday, Liaan date Benrl L. G. Kieffer was dismissed to Marc ersburg at his request. He has been elected pastor of the Reformed church at Marcorsbarg, Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olanaia
Maryland
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the Daily News
Elbridge Gerry
Marpdlehead
Mass
Timothy Pickering
Jem
Gansevoort
Charlotte
Charlotte Corday
Miura
Cal
Toral
Santiano
Heller Ren
Motion Pass
Triniy
Wasniwetos
Tas News
W. L. Moore
the Weather Bureau
J. B. Price & Qo
Holtz
Clover Oil and Paint Co
E. F. Jahoson
Orphines Court
G. A
Braddock Colony
Iim
Tax News
Nhewa Raper
Camp Frederick
Sirty
Lycurgue Clary Baurnod
Charles Titlow
West Fourth
Aom
Stok Ilat
Elmer K. Ramaburg
Emergency Hospital
Andrew Hutchison
Lewis E. Burck
West South Street
Conrad Rulane
Mary Houff
East Sixth Street
Edward Baggle
Sunday Schools and Societies
Branewick
Charles F. Seok
QO. Tremp
Martinaborg
Obsilea Heae
He Chucakh
Citizens’ National Bank
John Hendrickson
Batiste
John Hendricckson
Citizens’ National Bank of
Neung & Miller
Nm & Miller
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Weidig & Miller
Charles G. McGill
Sewlog
Singer
Patrick St
Fredrik
George
Rodock A
James P. Rice
Kie
East Fourth Street
Frederick County
Yesta
O. L. Kefauver
Qor
Kr Dfo
B. Foster
TICK
Bao
Frederick, MD
R. H. BE. Peterman
West Franklin Street
Clty
Church Street
Fredericks
Meas
Lisbia
Rome
Pric
Patrick Streets
C. Hothler
Freverick Gas & Exsc. Co
Booth Market
Denver
Col
Baltimore & Ohio R. A
Order of Englea
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Oillon B.& C. BR. R
A. J. Bichelberger
M. W. Cor
Market and Third Bus
Frederick, Ma
Oldawly
Rohrback Stand
Belant & Knott
Nus
Cecil & Gorman
Patrick
Sappington
GuxmeEr Goons
Ely
Fies
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