In History for July 18 Thirteen Seventy-Eight Two
The Daily News notes deaths of John Paul Jones in Paris at age 35 born 1747 and Arthur Penrhyn Branley in London born 1815, Rose Terry Cooke born 1827, and Horatio Alger famed writer born 1854. includes astronomical events with sunset and moon data amid station notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Paul Jones
Hero
Paris
BSI
Arthur Penrhyn Branley
Westminster
London
Rose Terry Cooke
Horatio G. Alger
Botu
New Advertisements Today From Local Firms
A jumble of notices and business names appears in today’s ad page listing offerings from First National Bank firms, a nursing request, furniture stores, building associations, and multiple merchants. Names include Etchison, Rockers, Shipley, Lowenstein, Wertheimer, and others, with references to local services and goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National Bank
Fred, Co
War, É& Mech
Bank
N. Market St
Wantagh
Gillette
MB. Co
Poatoffice
Dioly Nwine Plenie
Buchanan Furniture
Mayor Smith
Etchison’s Domestic Building Association
K. of P
Mill Remy
Purely Personal Local Visits and Travel Fragments
A compilation of social notes listing residents and visitors. Reva Gill returns from Hot Springs Virginia. Theodore Stauffer Jr visits Baltimore. Ward Haffner returns from Hanover. Mira Junie Need travels to Vista France. John F. Davis on Fountain Mills business. Margaret Hahn visits Lancaster. John T. White returns from Middletown. O A Hankey spends days in the city on business. Paul foldcraft and George Houck biked to Baltimore. Mr and Mrs Nf S Sandra and Amy visit Oxford. J Welty Fahrney returns from Wayneboro. Bernie and Mildred James visit Deer Park Cumberland Mount Savage. Louis S Clingan and Marie Clingan go to Ocean City. Alice Quinn visits John Abrecht in Wen Patrick. Violet Noell and daughter visit Humchen on West Patrick. Mr and Mrs Chancey and son visit Panama mother Afrs Ortigon. Mrs Barton Corsahan and Miss Terenna Barrick visit Buxton Keedysville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reva. J. Gill
Hot Spring
Theodore Stauffer, Jr
Baltimore
Ward
Haffner
No Viswt
Hanover
Mira Junie
Fast Second Street
Vista
France
John F. Davis
Fountain Mills
Margaret Hahn
East Street
Lancaster
John T. White
East Third Street
Middletown
A. Hankey
York
Messe
Paul Foldcraft
George Houck
Sandra
Amy
Oxford
Mid
J. Welty Fahrney
East Patrick Street
Wayntaboro
Bernie
Mildred James
Deer Park
Cumberland
Mount Savage
Louia
Clingan
Mies Marie Clingan
Ocean City
Mies Alice Quinn
Columia Pa
John Abrecht
Wen Patrick Street
Violet Noell
Wistville
Humchen
Weat
Patrick Street
Moster Chancey
Ron
Panama
Afrs
Ortigon
Church Street
Barton R. Corsahan
Terenna Barrick
Mt. Plessant
George W. Buxton
Keedyaville
Nervy Bicycle Trick Sparks Crowd Collection
A professional trick cyclist performed in Williamsport and Warrington county with afternoon and evening shows. The rider collected from the crowd, promising a top nervy feat, and then calmly rode away after gathering many nickels and dimes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamsport
Warrington County
Aken
Sick list and church service notice in Buckeye town
The bulletin notes Mr John C erick at West Patrick street on the sick list. Oliver C Guibert, lately ill at North Market street, shows improvement. Alice Bankty Peart at City ital also improves enough to travel. Rev Fr BicCo in Buckeye town is slowly recovering from ptomaine poisoning. One service at St Joseph's Buckeye town tomorrow at 8:30 AM. Rev McCabe returned from Baltimore and was struck by illness from ptomaine poisoning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C.erick
West Patrick Street
Oliver C. Guibert
North Market Street
Alice Bankty
Peart
Ital
3. BicCo? Co
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Buckeyatown
McCabe
Baltimore
St. John’s Reformed Church
St. John's Catholic Church
A. J. Gill
F. ¥. Weidehammer
Harrisburg
Church of God
Creagerstown
Oak
Low Lock
Gospel Mission Workers
Lumburt
Tomorny
United Brethren Church
J. W. Kiracofe
Evangelical Reformed Church
E. R. Eschbach
J. W. LeGore
Woodsboro
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Charles EF. Stack
D. D
Spaster
Brethren ‘Church
Grace Reformed Church
E. L. McLean
B.C. Makosky
EB. Boelety
Mukosky
First Baptist Church
Floyd W. Putney
Christian Endeavor Society
Presbyterian Church
Psetor
Thomas Freeman Dixon
Charles E. Allum
Misa McCarty
Mr. Bowers
John Wiegand
Mendelsohn
Travel notes from Lee Ordeman and Wm. Sore to Europe
Lee Ordeman and William M. Sore departed for Antwerp aboard the Minnesota yesterday. They planned a tram tour of Belgium and Holland, with further itinerary to follow after arrival, seeking to explore major cities and cultural sites during their European trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Lee Ordeman
Wm. M. Sore
Wellenice
Eeencebeet
Minnesota
Antwerp
Belgium
Ee Oe
Lrimaowael
Religious Services and Meetings Announced Townwide
Numerous church services Sunday through next week listed across many denominations in Schuysville and surrounding towns. Multiple pastors, times, Sunday school sessions, and special events noted. emphasizes universal invitation to attend worship and related programs.
Funerals Report From New Market and Nearby
Funeral rites were held for Mrs Eliza Swomley at the New Market M P Church with Rev B F Ruley officiating and burial in New Market cemetery. Six bearers named Kelly and Bwomley men attended. Ada Bertha Stuts funeral followed at Mra Irving Crum boarding house with interment planned in Richmond. Falconer undertaker led arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliza Swomley
New Market
M. P
B. F. Ruley
New Market Cemetery
Ens
Eeason Kelly
Willie Kelly
Harry Bwomley
Wilmer Bwomley
John Kelly
Percy Kelly
W.E. Falconer
Mra
Ada Bertha Stuts
Irving Crum
Monrovia
Herre
Richmond
W. FE. Falconer
Amna Fsworthy
Dolph Hamilton
Danieline Iaereens
the Vet Cemetery
C. C. Carty
Rifle Company A Spreads News at State Range
Frederick Soldiera reports Company A from this city enjoyed a long rifle practice tour at the State Rifle Nengo. They aim to top records but caused a comic alarm when a church festival near camp allegedly sparked a riot call. Guards were sent, found no disturbance, and returned to camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Nengo
Glenburnie
Elkton
Aroapolis
Gambridge
Easton
Morgan
Iikton
Company A
Harry Albaugh
Cakewalk Causes Trouble at Elben Lutheran Church
In Elginia Pa a cakewalk at a church fete drew shock from some members of the Elben Evangelical Lutheran church. Rev Wilbur C Mann faced pressure to resign after his wife and the Sunday school superintendent were seen dancing. The pastor refused to quit and some congregants warned they would oust him unless he steps down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.C. Mann
Elben Evangelial Lutheran Church
Elrgina
Wilbur C. Mann
Thebburen
L. A. Mann
Luthern
Middletown
Win. Atkins
Mr. Mann
County Lutheran Reunion Planned at Braddock Heights
The committee for the Lutherans of Frederick county schedules a reunion at Braddock Heights on Wednesday July 29 with speakers Rev W W Owen Rev W S Ficna and Rev C W Welles. The Loyaville Orphans Home Band will perform with the director absent and the band ages from 11 to 15. A boys band will provide music and a chorus will sing. Lutherans are urged to attend in large numbers as they did in Jerusalem on feast days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewistown
Loyaville Oephana
Fan Ward
Lavsville Orphana
Braddock Heights
Children of Israel
Jerusalem
Manor Picnic Tournament at Buckeyatown Woods
The annual Manor Picnic and tournament will take place in the Manor woods near Buckeyatown on Thursday July 30. Governor Crothers is expected to attend and speak. Fabian Posey will deliver the coronation address. Chief marshal G A T Snouffer leads aides J E O Thomas Arthur McKenna Leo Futtsimmons Richard Cromwell heralds Wm T Percy Baverons Alloutt Seadore Day. Judges include O L T Brien John Padgett Daniel Padgett George Snouffer. Frederick Select Orchestra plays, with all-day dancing and a ladies run the ground serving dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manor Woods
Buckeyatown
Crothers
Fabian Posey
G. A. T. Snouffer
Marshail
J. E. O. Thomas
Arthur McKenna
Leo Futssimmons
Richard
Blacksnake Found in Hen Nest at Palmer Farm
Mrs Edward L Palmer near Myeraville heard a hen's commotion in the stable one night. She and her daughter found a blacksnake in the nest by lantern. her husband killed it with a shotgun. The serpent had swallowed several eggs and chicks, explaining missing poultry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward L. Palmer
Myereville
Auto Collision Involving Horse and Car Near Third Street
Dr. Harry P. Fahmey’s auto collided with a horse drawn buggy at the corner of Third street. Mr. Burger drove along Third street when the auto emerged from an alley and struck the horse. The horse was knocked down but not seriously hurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry P. Fahmey
Third Street
Burger
Camp Rent boys return after Kel-Mar visit
Camp Rent’s youths conclude a cheerful outing at Kel-Mar returning to base. Names such as John Haller Nelson Bowers Harry Bateth Cymi Grubbs Joe ama cls Kennedy Guy Bartholow Myers Samuel Ehberta appear in the readable fragment.
Griffins Wild Game Slows Frederick In Hagerstown Loss
Frederick fell 8 to 2 at Hagerstown amid Griffiths wild pitching. Krebs was struck on the cheek by a pitch and hospitalized. Frederick scored in the fourth on a bunt and a sequence of hits but could not overcome the early damage. Umpire calls and fielding miscues were noted as factors in the defeat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Frederick
Griffith
Treba
Felding
Taleo
Luba
Tunner
Bule- Man
Sud Clayton
Matone
Green
Savage Sed Ebert
Einlea
Bulerman
Sayge
Ebert
Blinpson
Grant
Namling Savage
Kino
Jae
Buhrman
Malone
Clayton
Greens
Savage
Creager
SOL
Bala
Anjnwityo
Jade
Ale Brown
Hawke
Simpson
Carroll
Croager
Mel Cardell
Krebs
Hagerstown Herald
Krebe
Citizens National Bank declares 4 percent dividend
Farounicx Mo July 8 1908 The Board of Directors of the Citizens National Bank of Frederick Md declares a four percent dividend clear of taxes payable on demand William O Simmerman cashier
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farounicx
Citizens | National Bank of Frederick
Simmerman, Caabler
July Bargains In Dry Goods At Neidig Miller Store
A bustling catalogue notes heavy cuts on dresses linens and Petticoats with bold claims of low July pricing. Advertises Turkish towels lamps and gowns at reduced rates along with housewares and crockery, plus a local notice about dog control and gas range promotions and public events in Frederick Maryland in 1908.
Braddock Heights Bong Service and Massed Band Program
Braddock Heights hosts a combined song service at the auditorium tomorrow evening at 7 15 featuring soprano Mies Mary Ni. Routzahn of Middletown. The Braddock Heights Band directed by Prof. Irving Riser performs marches overtures and selections including Wagner Tobani Schumann Ponchielli Offenbach Laurendeau and English tunes amid congregational participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock Heights
Salva Tekin
Mies Mary Ni. Routzahn
Middletown
Trving
Riser
Local Cabinet Making Business Through Generations in Frederick
An 108 year arc notes George started a cabinet making and undertaking business in Frederick Maryland and has been carried on by his grandsons up to the present day reaching back to April 1, 1820 at the same shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Frederick
Bia
Workplace accident injures Lumber Company worker
Mr. John Boyer, an employee of the Wm. D. Bowers Lumber Company, was injured at work yesterday near the joiner when his foot slipped. He reached out with his right hand to save himself and his palm and fleshy part were severely injured by the joining machine. Dr. J. M. Goodman attended to his wounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Boyer
Wm. D. Bowers Lumber iMpany
J. M. Goodman
Dutch Auction of a Splendid China Case at Busy Corner
An old time store listing shows a Dutch auction of a China case with items priced from $40 down to $22 and many odds and ends like wash bow pitchers, tennis rackets, asbestos mats, glassware, jars, and kitchenware. It promotes a limited sale tonight with discounts and notes a piano of events at Braddock Heights with an orchestra and meals.
Brakeman Dies After Train Collision at Brunswick Yard
J. J. Martin, a 35 year old yard brakeman born in Atlanta, was killed when struck by a moving locomotive at Brunswick. He had worked for several months with the railroad and died from injuries before removal to a hospital. He leaves a wife and an unspecified obituary record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Martin
Brunswick
Atlanta
Wepley
Ald
End Ia
Sale of Bank Stock Auction at Courthouse Door
Harvey R. Lease auctioneer conducted a sale of First National Bank stock at the courthouse door. Richard Ros purchased 50 shares at 110 dollars per share, 20 shares at 106 dollars per share, and 10 shares at 100 dollars per share.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey R
Thia Maming
Flrst National Bank
Richard Ros
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the Daily News
Bun
Washington
W. L. Moons
Jemen H. Hurria
Prent
UM Anas
K. of R
Shipley & Boost
Etchison
D. Hendrickson
Ant Law
Geo
Rodock & Co
Lowenstein & Wertheimer le
Thos
Kemp
Schiysvillenn
Brunday School
All Sainte’ Episcopal Church
Griffin
Fanwell
Hagerbrown
Frederic
Hageratown
Justice C. A. Eckstein
Good Will Fire Co
Chambersburg
C. H. Landis
Frederic Joys
Citizens' National Bank
John D. Hendrickson
Silk Counter
Sonore
John D
Nendrickbon
Nemdig & Miller
Bidig & Miller N
UA Tower
Prican
Neidig & Miller
Shipley & Ropet
Madson
Surra
Honee
Porch
Kent
Tar Erenison Furxfront
Lipo
Sobrice
Ex! 2 Co
Atlus
Kenn & Talia
Maryland
Barneeville, Md
Allen Rohrback
Cranford
Frederik
Cena
Noaday
Braddock Adakis
Rovock & CO
Bardain Bolertin
MT Hace
Atylea
Tve
Thos. P. Rice
Thomas P. Rice
Vonreral
Morte Market Pere
Presorsl Atteetion Hie Phonse
A. J. Eichelberger
Hm Pavanreis Rok
M. L. Etchison
Anawer
South Market Street
Julddawiy
Charley
Rena
Charles L. Renn
Came
Romney Yaheed Toai
Peo
W. Ht, B, Eychison
Eiher
East Church Street
Woman's College
M Zz
Seerch
B. Exohigon
Echhelasr
F. B. Sappington
Busadend Ci Company
Danendly
Domestic Building Association
Farmers’ & Mechanical National Bank
Jamra H. Hanets
F. B. Sappington, Seo Y
Knights of
Pythias
Pan Fae
Cuanurs A. Lawns, Kot R. & B
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