Personal Notes On Visitors And Departures In Frederick
Purely personal items recount visits by Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Schroeder of Afton West Virginia who have returned to Frederick. W W Saunders of Brooklyn who spent weeks with relatives left for new engagements. Miss Katherine Tanger of Hanover traveled with Miss Nellie Dong to Staunton Virginia. Mrs Samuel R. Tregalias and Mr Ley Tregalias have returned to Buena Vista Hotel to spend the rest of the season. William H. Thomson, cashier of the Cainsmans Bank in St Louis, on a visit to childhood friends, departed with his brother-in-law Otto Von Strader after calling on General L. V. Baughman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Font
Louis Markell
Ocean Grove
Isa Marie Diffendall
Frederick
Missen Mills
Libbytown
S. Delauder
Middletown
Rederick
Frederick Schroeder
Iltimore
Clara E. Garis
Baltimore
William Adams
West Trick Street
H.R. Taylor
F. C. Heighe
Linganore Hilla
O. O. Keady
West Church
Eet
Chamreburg
Charles Fox
Lincoln
OC. L. Ritter
Burttnville
Nancy Kieper
Lancaster
Lola Motter
Ax Frederick
Mire
Emma Hanson
Wi. Ams
John W. Neipold
West
Patrick Iraet
Balti‘e
Washington
Ella Pigman
Maulsby
Emily Mauisby
Court Square
Bedford Springs
Clarence Schroeder
Afton
W. Va
W. W. Saunders
Brooklyn
Katherine Tanger
Hanover
Nellie Dong
East Third Street
Misa Tanger
Staunton
Samuel RK. Tregal
Thomson
Otto von Strader
L. V. Baughman
Polar Terrace
Frederick County National Bank
City Bill Poster Plan Spurs Aldermen Meeting
The July meeting of Frederick mayor and aldermen covered bills, alley improvements near the M E church, and a proposed city bill poster office to bar out of town postings. Contested issues include a $25 tax abatement, the church alley widening deal, and an ordinance to appoint a city bill poster with no compensation. The board referred several items to committees, adopted the market report, and paid various bills before adjourning at eleven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. Harris
Hammond Urner
M. E. Church
Jacob Rosenstock
Rovenstock
H. Doreey Etchison
Frank T. Rhodes
Etchison
Frederick
Horner & Company
Martinsburg
Levy
Guy D. Wolfe
City Electric Light Plant
Wolfe
Carroll Creek
Committee On
Attorney Levy
F. & M. Railway Company
East Patrick Street
Joseph F. Haller
Great Southern Printing & Manufacturing Co
Sherwood Bros
O. T. Zurn Co
O. W. Hahn
A.g.quynn & Co
J. E. Rhodes & Son
John Baumgardner
Lowenstein & Wertheimer
W. D. Bowers Co
A. P. Renner
Wilcoxon & Brown
R.A. Rager
D. H. Hargett
J. M. Newman & Co
Frederick Electric Light & Power Co
Week’s Record in Frederick Courts: Real Estate and Marriages
Summary of transfers of real estate and marriage licenses issued in the Circuit and Orphans' Courts for the week ended July 17. Listings include deeds from Perry A Rickards to Amanda Rickards and others, with amounts cited, plus a batch of marriage licenses for several couples including John Wesley Boyd and Susie A Chase. Reformed Reunion notes at Pen-Mar report 135 attendees. printers ink praised for trade promotion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit and Orphans’ Courts
Perry A. Rickards
Amanda C. Rickards
Frederick A. Ordeman
Bergen
Theodore H. Bakerz
George Francis Baker
James F. Holmes
Samuel A. Holmes
Lucy K
Mary E
Caroline V. Holmes
Lucinda Benson
Annie G. Mitchell
Margaret L. Grinder
Charles H. Oaler
Samuel M. Birely
John GO
Thomas E. Dixon
Elvira W. Dixon
Thomas ©. Dixon
Andrew J. Brown, Jr
John Wesley Boyd
Susie A.A. Chase
Frederick
Charles E. Ricketts
Johnsville
Caroline Frits
West Falls
Gilbert H. Fowler
Daisy B. Beard
Unieville
Wilbur B. Myers
Hattie R. Fry
Doub's
Cornelius B. Martin
Eva Keyner
Buckeystown
Eastern Milling and Export Company forms flour mill consolidation
A consolidation creating the Eastern Milling and Export Company unites 27 mills across Pennsylvania and Maryland under a 4 million dollar capital. The group aims to produce 5000 barrels daily, export to the United Kingdom, Brazil, the Mediterranean, and South Africa, with orders totaling 700000 barrels. Officers include W G Audenried Jr as president and D R Locher as treasurer, with managers to begin full-time operations soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ade Sai Lake
Ove Wade
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Eastern Milling and Export Company
Paxton Mills
Harrieberg
Steelton Mille
Steelton
Lone Meng Company
York
Loucks
Huntingdon
Lancaster Milling Company
Lancaster
Mountain City Milling Company
Frederick
Hanover Milling Company
Hanover
Danuwve
Fairview Milling Company
Columbia
Columbia Milling Company
Seaboard
Reading
Greybill
Carlisle
Lakeview Milling Company
Chambersburg
Moni
Felton
Oxford’Miling Company
Oxford
South Africa
Eastern Milling & Export Company
Consolidated Company
Camden
W. G. Audenried, Jr
Philadelphia
Pas
H. O. Niles
Newton Jackson
A. J. Toomey
New York City
D. R. Locher
D. H. Locher
Lancseter
O. L. Harper
P. Roas
Harrisburg
E &. Freed
North Wales
L. F. Finney
E. T. Nall
D. E. Small-York
Norman Grey
N. J
E. H. Laubach
Northampton
H. N. Gitt
Fairfax Inn Destroyed by Fire at Berkeley Springs
Fire swept the Fairfax Inn in Berkeley Springs West Virginia yesterday morning engulfing the ironing room and leaving the main building a total wreck except for the annex. Guests escaped with only minor losses while adjoining properties were saved by quick work. Built about 1795 the inn was once owned by John C Farrell father of the former Virginia governor. Current owners Daniel Cornelius and Samuel Whisner suffered heavy losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfax Inn
Berkeley Springs
W. Va
John C. Farrell
Virginia
Daniel Cornelius
Samuel Whisner
Lightning Strikes Near New Market Cause Notable Damage
A severe storm near New Market left houses struck by lightning and property damaged. Homes of William Downey and William Soyer were hit, a chimney tore, plaster damaged in Capt. Ignatius Dorsey’s residence, and a farm barn of Charles Wood suffered slight harm. A Bellevue colt injured but slowly improving after being struck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Market
Dermant
William Downey
Murdock
William Soyer
Ignatius Dorsey
Charles Wood
Charles N. Hargett
Bellevue
Lao
News of the Spate in Maryland and Nearby States
Reports from Montgomery and Caroline counties note political candidacies and legal actions while Maryland officials praise Governor's Day at Camp John Walter Smith. Other items mention smallpox in Marsh district, a census padding case, a divorce lawsuit, a train wreck near Buckhorn, and a busy Ocean City pharmaceutical meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen
Qissell
G. O. B. Oisnell
Montgomery County
George IF. Redden
George M. Runsum
State Senate
Caroline County
Maryland Pharmaceutical Association
Ocean City
Joseph Fleetwood
Federalsburg
Spring Grove
Jack Lemen
Williamsport
Miss Taylor
Marsh District
Washington County
Daniel J. Bowles
St. Mary's
George B. Johnston
George O. Thomas
Baltimore
William Messersmith
Johnston
Baltimore and Ohio
Buckhorn
Allegany County
Brief Bits From Fredericktown And Nearby Towns
The notes cover local events and happenings. Linwood camp meeting set for Friday July 26. Ladiesburg picnic at Favorite grove Saturday. W H B Etchison builds brick pavement on South Market. Morris Jones near Walkeraville harvests 26 bushels per acre. Woodabors band to play at Johns ville M P Ladiesburg and Pleasant Hill picnics. Women’s Obviatian Temperance Union camp meeting at Washington Grove draws local attendees. Augustus Etzler delivers first new wheat to Woodsboro roller mills. Kansas heat and storms contrasted with Fredericktown’s relief. Prof Lynn Stephens of Union Bridge to direct bands near Washington DC. seven bands and two choirs led.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linwood
Woodabors
Johnsville
M. P
Two Men Electrocuted in Winchester Street Tragedy
In Winchester Virginia last night two draymen Lewis Price and Jacob Houck were instantly killed when a live electric wire touched Price as he tried to grasp a loose wire after delivering a trunk near Christ Episcopal church. Houck attempted to rescue Price and both men were killed on the sidewalk as onlookers watched their bodies burn for about thirty minutes until the power was cut. Price suffered a severe leg burn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Price
Jacob Houck
Winchester
Christ Episcopal Church
Price
Houck
Fry Wills Nuptials Tie Couple in Hagerstown
Charles E Fry formerly of Jefferson county now of Waynesboro Pa married Miss Gertrude T Wills daughter of J H Wills of Hagerstown at Father Sebastian Rabbia’s residence. The couple dined at the bride’s West Washington street home after the ceremony. The newlyweds visited Isaac Fry in Jefferson county. Martinsburg news reports a 12 year old Brunswick Ohia county boy Charles Onderdonk likely fatally injured by a railroad torpedo explosion. he touched the device with a rock and it blew, tearing a hole in his stomach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fry—Wills
Charles E. Fry
Jefferson
Waynesboro
Gertrude T. Wills
J. H. Wills
Hagerstown
Sebastian Rabbia
West Washington Street
Fry
Isaac Fry
Charles Onderdonk
Mr. Onderdonk
Brunswick
Ohia County
Martinsburg
W. Va
Fourteen Years Ago Hot Day Recalled by Judge
Fourteen years ago today the Register of Wills office marked 92 degrees. Chief Judge Lowe recalled it as the hottest day he had ever witnessed. Today the office records a milder 78 to 80 degrees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Register of Wills
Lowe
Bad Pavement on Market Street Between Church and Patrick
Pavement on the east side of Market Street between Church and Patrick is in very bad condition with several large holes posing a danger at night. The paper notes hazard to pedestrians and motorists and calls for repair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Market Street
Church and
Patrick
Norfolk
Housreyxer
East Patrick Street
Preaching at Wolfsyriire School House July 21 at 7 30 pm
News of the Churches notes a Methodist sermon by Rev. Jones at the Wolfsyriire school house in the county on July 21 at 7 30 pm. Market quotes list corn at 2 50 per barrel shelled corn 50 cents per bushel wheat 66 cents per bushel hay 12 40 14 per ton. Charles Holmes Emmitsburg pension raised to 12 per month. 25 cent News want ad promotes cheap publicity for job or cook seeking in Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolfsyriire
County
Mr. Jones
Airy
J. E. W. Hargett
Charles Holmes
Emmitsburg
Frederick
Maclay's history volume rejected as text for Naval Academy
The Navy Department objects to Mark Maclay's third volume for use as a text book. It criticizes the treatment of Admiral Schley as intemperate and states that approved volumes cover the navy through the Spanish War. Secretary Long hints the work in its present form will not be sanctioned for cadets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maulay
Naval Academy
Admiral Schley
Navy Department
Maclay
Navy
Catholic Population Estimates in Maryland Area Report
The Catholic Directory counts about 235000 Catholics across the Baltimore Archdiocese including DC and Maryland excluding the Eastern Shore. In Baltimore City Rev. William T Russell cites about 150000 Catholics in four churches. District of Columbia holds 50000 to 60000 Catholics. Maryland overall including the Eastern Shore is estimated at 250000 Catholics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Archdiocese of
Baltimore
District of Columbia
Eastern Shore
William T. Russell
Cathedral
Baltimore City
Social World Dance Postponed by Weather
The dance at the Singapore Hills Inn last night was postponed due to inclement weather. No new date was announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Singanore Hills Inn
Local Milling Company retains staff and plan continuity
W A Turner announces the new Milling Company will operate on the same progressive plans as the previous Eastern Milling and Export Go. with the same millers book-keepers and weigh-masters and management unchanged. He thanks farmers grain dealers and patrons for their confidence and promises continued pleasant relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Milling Company
Mountain City Milling Company
Aga
W. A. Turner
Eastern Milling
Retail Sale of Summer Goods at Low Prices Explored
A sales note highlights a clearance event featuring French and domestic challies, linens, skirts, ribbons, white goods, towels, veils, and shirt waists. Prices are cut across multiple lots with emphasis on fashionable items, wide discounts, and large quantities. The ad appeals to bargain hunters to visit the store and save money during the sale period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GEO
Rodock & Co
A. T. Rice & Sons
Pelee Maslin
Clearanes
John
Armurer
Batln DeRaya
Munlin
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John Paul
Richard
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Essex County
Rose Terry Cooke
Springfield
Mass
Harles Emanuel Schenck
Switzerland
Bern
Horatio G. Alger
Bors
Natick
Wasnixatos
Eyedtal Dispatch
Taz News
W. A. Moory
the Weather Bureau
L Ents Today Export Co
Crest Co
P. Lavy
Solitra Tyler
Gash
P. J. Schroeder
F. J. Schroeder
Lidie
P.S. Holbraner
H. Turner
Mgr
Athletic Park
Doll’s
Doll's
Wineberg’s. Nseller’s
Sharg
Treas
Carmel Church
Alps
Sumit
Aldermen
Pen-Mar
Eastern Milling Company
Flour Milla
New Market District
Treea
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Schley
Mt. Carmel
Oniver
Lidie's
Dod's
N. Market St
Handsome
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Wincheater
Wm. C. Boteler
North Market Street
East Church Street
John Hendricks
Ron Wodel
Gouada
Ark
Jona Heaventoxson
Cate
Neidig & Miller
AONE
Frederick, MD
Frederick CO Telephone
T. BP Rice
Fourth St
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Prous
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Neidig & Maize
Clinton E, Main
Mean
Clinton E. Main
Phone O' Fredaricz, Md
Isanogle & Wagaman
Braxe Books
Arnold
da Haan
F. B. Sappington
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F. S. Sappington
L. Roland
Craneral
Potomac River
Exeter
Atlantic Avenue
Homalike
Jonger Etay
BE Witt
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Arkansas Avenue
Besch
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Mem. K. Hegemann
Atlantic City
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Hotel Renovo
Tennessee Avenue
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Lerma
E. B. Voorhees
Jn2ictim
Nod
Faotel Osborne
Kates
J. Osborne
D. & Atlee Radcliff
University of Maryland
James M. Radclff
George A. Gilbert
E. Peterman
West Franklin Street
Baltimore Eye, Ear and Throat Hospital
City Hotel
Nicodemus
ALL Bours
Frederick Co
FysRey BR. Snook
Lewistown
A. N. Cramer
Lewisdown, Md
Bables B. Fout
Frederick City
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Walbersville
Wm. H. Raysbure
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