County Correspondence from Troutville and Fountain Mills News
County notes report many local visits among Welty, Baylor, Young, and Anders families in Bark Hill Graceham and Frederick areas. Mentions Sunday school at Bethel and a baptism sermon by Rev Crist. Weathered events include a large five foot yellow pinehawk, Yellow Springs Band performances, and assorted community visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel
Bethel
Bonday
Binow
Crist
Stall
Wim, Kayser
Vernie Wiles
Yellow Springs
Bathe
B.D
Hoax Letters at Drug Store Draw Crowds in Braddock
Mischief at Williamson's drug store as readers of a Dandro hoax letter gather outside. Miss Dandro and Dandrooide play a role in a clever ad stunt prompting men to visit the window at 8 o'clock. The joke ends with notices from the Dandro manufacturer and free samples. Lawn fetes raise funds for the Free Kindergarten Association and Frederick City Hospital with concerts, refreshments, and a total around 60 dollars. The state moves to enforce fire escapes in public buildings as Fire Marshal MacGill inspects schools in Baltimore area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamsson
Shea
Williamson
Ald
Mies Dandro
Market Street
Atore
Dando
Joe
Manufactur
Dandro
Nloa
Lest
General Assembly
Baltimore
Lloyd T. MacGill, Jr
Lanravilis
Gargonville
Baltimore County
Personal notices from Frederick readers share travels and visitors
A long list of residents and guests from Frederick and nearby towns visit family, attend reunions, or stay with friends. Names include Miss Stewart, Misses Harrison, Miss Elsie Adams, Mr. Thomas Bucky, Mrs. J. A. Gittinger, and many others visiting Baltimore, Martinsburg, Washington, or Springfield for summer plans, business, or social events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Welty
Rocky Hil
Buoday
Imac Welty
Margaret Smith
Walkersville
Edgar Morris
Baltimore
Clyde M. Young
Wm. Anders
Bundsy
John Aumen
Woodaboro
Samuel Trout
Frederick
Fountain Mills
Marehall Etchison
Barry L. Davia
Edith Thomas
Buckeyetown
Davia
EH Davis
Philadelphia
George Davia
Ella Price
Washington, D. C
Aiwan
Fannie Barron
Washington, D.C
Charles Liethioam
Oscar Thowas
Baltigors
Mise Nanuts Grayson
Harrison
Leeburg
Weed Lobmuller
Mre
MoOsidell
North I
Atreat
Highfield
Robert L.tylor
Rockyage
Zianand Mai Eater
Lamatown
Misa Mionte Falk
Mise Edoa Shearer
North Market Street
Elsie Adame
Littlentown
Hie City
Thomas G. Bucky
South Market Street
Martinsborg
W. Va
Misa Havash Grimmine
Washington
Irene Moser
Louiss Gray
Hagerstowe
Misa Helen Mateny
Weat
Patrick Street
Missoe Ellen H. Simmons
Charlotte T. DeLishmutt
Misa Mary Molesworth
Trameville
Noah E. Cramer
West Third Street
D.C
Brederickeburg
Mike Goodwin
Scranton
J. A. Gittinger
Rhapherdatown
Washington, Braddock Colony
B. C. Shepherd, Jr
Brooklyn
N. Y
H.8. Landis
North
Weat Virginie
BE. F. Smith
Eaut Beoond Street
Jamison
College Reunion at Union Bridge Amid Banquet
Maryland Collegiate Institute alumni from the Garman Bap Mies church gathered for an annual reunion at Braddock Heights. The program featured a timeworn banquet and remarks from graduates and students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland Collegiate Institute of the Garman Bap
Mies Church
Union Bridge
Braddock Heights
Yea
Automobile trip details with named travelers and routes
Three travelers Moeeru Camden Ramsburg and Louie Koketeia depart from 5 Weston West Virginia path to Bena walls then plan return. The sentence lists pit rear positions and vague travel notes with uncertain spelling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moeeru
Camden Ramsburg
Louie Koketeia
Weston
West Virginis
Bena Walls
Bene
Local Notes And Elections Highlight Busy Week
A mixed local brief reports social events, building work, and fishing outings along the Monocacy. An August 6 election in Brentwick will choose a mayor and four councilors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Beard
East Ohuroh
Oliver E. McCrow
Anc
Evard Kepner
Brentwick
Asole Eben
Reformed Reunion Draws Thousands to Pen-Mar Park
The seventeenth annual Reformed Church reunion drew about 10,000 attendees from Maryland Pennsylvania Virginia West Virginia and the District of Columbia to Pen-Mar Park near Hagerstown. Notable speakers Rev Dr T J Backer Rev E N Kremer and others spoke on foundations reverence and needs while college students from Woman's College of Frederick performed. Next reunion set for July 1907 at Pen-Mar with invites extended to President Roosevelt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reformed Churchen of
Maryland
Gouthers Pennsylvania
Virginie
West Virginia
District of
Alumbia
Pon-Mar
Oberobes
Baltmore
Pointe
Baltimore
Martinsburg
Winchester
Gsttyebarg
Salppenebarg Bramohes
Aleo
Barrleburg
Carliele
Chambersburg
Mercersberg
Gumberland ‘Valley
South Pons
Greenoasite
Waynecore
Pee-Mar
Frederick
J. A. Hoffhetus
Martineborg
Jobo Mm.lok
Grace Memorial Reformed Phurch
Washington
Boonevelt
Misa Katharine Slagie
Westminster
Buck
Mine Plagle
Mies
Mary V. Hoffheine
Artionberg
Bholly
J.B. Shantz
Naomi Gring
T. J. Backer
St. Paul's Reformed Church
Roanoke
Word of God
E. N. Kremer
Salem Phurch
Harrisburg
Kremer
George Konkel
Konkel
Woman's Colleges of
Reformed Reunion Association
Pen-Mar Park
W. C. Birely
Broderick
David M. Harley
Hagerstown
E. Coreman
Roosevalt
Leper on Western Maryland Train Sparks Cumberland Alarm
Authorities traced a report of a leper boarding a Western Maryland line train near Elkton. Dr. Bracy and Dr. Kalbaugh examined the man in Ridgely and Piedmont, noting likely tubercular leprosy. The companion was quarantined at the Cumberland fairgrounds while authorities pursued further action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland
West Virginia
Janation
Jhat
Piedmont
Z. T. Kalbaugh
Kalbaugh
Baltimore
Byrisa Peddier
Daniel Leohliter
Fair Grounds
Escaped convict rumor and city notices from Maryland era
Yesterday and today items include Jane Riley’s escape from Elkton unit, completion of the Naval Academy chapel exterior, and bids on the Baltimore Washington highway. Governor Warfield names Crosby to reissue the road bid, oyster bed surveys begin at Annapolis, and Hammond Wirebrick wins a North Ulberry street paving contract. The governor may sign a death warrant for William Lee with execution possible after 90 days. July 37 earliest. Hotel Braddock lists late arrivals from multiple states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Riley
Elkton
Great
Naval Academy
Maryland Bar Association
Warfield
W. W. Crosby
Baltimore, Washington
Actos
Annapolis
Hammond Wirebrick Company
Fairmont
W. Va
Northulberry Street
Isis
William Lee
Lee
Remains Removal At Lutheran Graveyard To Mt Olivet
The work of removing remains from the old Lutheran graveyard to Mt Olivet cemetery will begin on Monday July 28. Persons wishing to claim any remains of relatives should apply to any member of the undersigned committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Olivet
C. O. Wannsiue
C. O. Carry
W. B. Sonu
Frederick City festival and social events advertised
Local notices describe a hospital fete at Braddock Colon y, July 26 with tent refreshments on Catalpin lawn until 10 p.m. A Musicale at Braddock Theater at 8 p.m. Tickets 25 cents. Mount Zion church hosts a festival on July 14, 21 and 28. Braddock Heights event with prizes for best costumes and a marque with dancing from 3 to 9:30 p.m. Other ads promote fish, cigars, wraps, and home bread promotions, plus local services and products for hot weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City
Braddock Col. Oby
Catalpin
Bote Braddock
Mount Zion Lutheran Church
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Pope Leo XL
Wasumevon
Howees
County Downs
Troutville
Rowe
Bark Hill
Teano Welty
Mies Ore Baylor
Graceham
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Wallis Davis
Myre
George Vis
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Mianves
Recipleara
Ao Deng
Frederick Yesterniay
Free Kindergarten Association
Allen Rohrback
Braddock Colony
George
Rodock
Helen Shipley
Harries Bigoey
Julia Rodcok
Madeline Houff
Pauline
Was. Joy
Sear Lander
Miss Stewart
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Balers
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North Market
Oun
Atlantic
Belle Matthews
East Second Weet
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Garrollton
Maine
Queet
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Wire
T. B. Shearer
Brooklyn, Ny Y
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Stapswick
Railmick Heeldonie
Beenemida
Harry Eberts
Willard N. Garrett
Patrick
Nolel
Ship City
Bradd Heights
United Fire Company
Thurmont Lawn Tennis Association
Frederick Tennis Cick
Thurmont
Charles Gohell
West Soush Streat
Pannoe Weags
Wisver
J. ¥. Davis
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Beary
E. Cramer
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Rest Roudeh
I Hora
Carl Molesworth
W Reaeue
Porm
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Hoover
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Citlerng’ National Bank
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Foxprince
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Price
Robertsen
W. Wales
M. V. Waltz
A. O. Smith
Daniel Baker
John Thompson
LR. Peak
Wahington
M. J. Freedman
Buffalo
N.Y
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P Yout
W. J Emmick
Toledo
Ohio
Ignatine Dorsey
New Market
Joseph D Baker
Halmes Baker
Prederick
Dow One
Sizman Bros
Rosaxoun & & Marbut and Market Boney
Tate
Ores Ieee
Maker's Quaz
Ernst
Dale la Evary Point
Hamberg
Neidig & Miller
Miller's
Macy
Eorth
Lion” S
Dues
Hs Hank
Anaiga
Rane Ee Chita
Ibas
Gaure Lisle
Silk Glover
Ethinsumeer
Gome
B. Rogsxour & Sons
Market
Patrick Streets
McHenry Qigar
Besant & Knoil
Maxst Oly Hotel
Orgavons
Market St
Odat
Frepexick Gag Asp Exxctaic Co
Tey Herehberger
Moses
Hexsnegearr's
Grand Amana
Pic Mandt Woods
Beckertons
Wiennestay
Aug.i. Dandeg
George B. Rodock
Emory Mill
Ugo
Lage White India Lines
George B. Buller & CG
Tos P. Rice
Tuomas
P. Nice
Alfred Ritter
Court Street
Jon
Wil Bat Hemant
Cetlegant
Lowther Forrest
North Charlon Street
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Malider
B. E. Shar
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Haterick
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Bole Aoe
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Horney
Whi
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