PURELY PERSONAL Misses Lula R and Annie Landis bhava return
A slice of local social news lists many residents and visitors across streets and towns. Miss Lula R and Annie Landis bhava return from Canada. several families host guests from Baltimore Philadelphia and Washington with brief notes on visits and summers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lula R
Annie Landis Bhava
Canada
Mary E Gittinger
East Patrick Street
Braddocks
Sicard
Wasiiarton
Ritchie
West Church Street
Mollie Ontssil
Washington
Misa Maggie Doovall
South Market Street
Thomas H. Haller
West Third Street
Buena Via
Elsie Birely
East Second Street
Montress
Oranada
Full Moon and Beauty of Evenings
A collection of brief maxims and notes from the era. Mentions repainting Potts Yan of ics buildings on Cours street by Kr J H Tamps. Observations on arguing with women, correcting prejudice, and fish ploys. Engaged young ladies oppose long-distance whispering on the telephone. Harry Marman’s baggage wagon repainted with yellow tunning gear and red body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H
Potts Yan
Ics
Cours Street
Harry Marman
Religious World Sunday Schools and Societies Notes
A long report summarizes religious services across denominations. It lists St Johns Episcopal, Presbyterian, M E Church South, United Brethren, All Saints, Evangelical Lutheran and other churches with sermon topics, texts, and attendees. Luther and PenMar reunions, and a new Trinity Reformed church dedication at Thurmont are noted with speakers and program details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s
Presbyterian Church
Thomas Freeman Dixon
Dixon
J. H. Balthis
M. E. Charch South
Balthis
C. W. Stinespring
United Brathrenshurgh
Stinespring
M. E
E.S. Todd
Zion
All Sainte’ Church
L B. Ridgely
Wuchang
China
Ridgely
Ching
Helen Stanifer
Onaries Hendrickson
Schreysville
Misa Steckel
Evangelical Lutheran Church
M. J. Kline
D. D
Baltimore
Board of Foreign Missions
Peno-Mar
Evangelical Reformed Church
Eschbath
Robert Needly
Philadelphia
Sullivan
Grace Church
Needly
Bom
Lutheran Greating
George W. Miller
George Scholl
J. McDowell
Pittsburg
Board of Home Missions
Lutheranism In the
West
H. L. Yarger
Atchison, Kan
Board of
Church Extension
George W. Budera
York
Lutheran Reunions Association
Zergler
Pen-Mar
Tburmont
Trinity Reformed Church
Thurmont
G. A
Jefferson
A. S. Weber
J. C. Bowman
Lencaster
S. J. Whitmore
D.D. Pottsville
Bowman
Whitmore
Geary Wissler
Charph
Charbois Creager
Short sermon at Atlantic Methodist church ends in jest
An Atlantic Methodist church service in Atlantic near Houghton Mich featured Rev Henry Gillingham delivering a notably brief sermon. A warm church, a joking request to be brief, and the minister’s Luke 16 34 text closed with a humorous line about Abraham Dives and Lazarus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. 0
Kefauver
M. T. Creager
Samuel Long
Chambers Creager
J. M. Crosger
Beermen
Telos
Henry Gillingham
Atlantic Methodist Church
Atlantic
Houghton
Mich
Gillingham
Abraham
Lazarus
Dives
Soldiers Pass Through Frederick to Gettysburg and Back
The Second United States Cavalry under Captain Lewis moved through Frederick July 9 to Gettysburg and return overnight camping at Worman's mill Hyattstown and Rockville en route to Fort Myer. A 60 man hospital corps detachment joined, then headed to Washington. The Fourth U.S. Field Artillery followed to Mt Gretna for target practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second
United States Cavalry
Lewis
Frederick
Gettysburg
Fort Myer
Worman’s Mill
Frederick and
Woodaboro
Hyattstown
Rockville
Fair Grounds
Washington, D. C
Hyattatown
Reynolds
Church
Fourth Jerm United States Field Artillery
Mt. Gretna
City to Raise Tax Rate and Pave East Church Block Next Year
The city plans to fix the ensuing year's tax rate likely at 1.10 and anticipates a special meeting of the Mayor and Aldermen before August 1. The city has a 3,000 debt from prior obligations unpaid and the East Church street paving costs tied to liquor license revenue. An electric light plant project costs about 15,000, deterring further paving this year except for two East Church street blocks, with East Church between Chapel alley and the Pennsylvania railroad given precedence for next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Church Street
Chapel Alley
Pennsylvania Railroad
Man Seeks Advice on Gas Range Comfort at Home
In Need of Advice a man laments the strain on his home life during the heated portion of the Gas Range. He believes the wife wrestles with the stove and requests guidance to restore comfort and well being for the household, including his own satisfaction.
Residents oppose rural delivery near Beaver Crash area
Citizens of Beaver Crash West Beaver and Smoketown in Washington county protest rural area delivery. The towns, enabled to receive two mails daily after the Boonsboro extension of the Hagerstown Street Railway, seek to block rural delivery in their neighborhood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaver Crash
West Beaver
Smoketown
Washington County
Myersville
Boonsboro
Hagerstown
Committee appoints pallbearers for Edward Sian death
At a special meeting of United Stesm Fire Company on Saturday evening, S R Heck, Edgar L Miller and Joseph W Gaver were appointed a committee to draft resolutions on Edward Sian's death. The president was authorized to appoint six honorary pall-bearers, and the company will likely attend the funeral in a body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Stesm Fire Company
R. Heck
Edgar L. Miller
Joseph W. Gaver
Edward Sian
Severe Storm Strikes Frederick County Farm Barn
A severe storm swept southern Frederick County injuring property and livestock. Lightning destroyed the Hindley farm barn near Fountain Mills, killing one of five horses inside. Hay, wheat, wagons, and machinery burned. the barn insured for 450 dollars. Trees uprooted, fences blown down, and damage extended toward Buckeystown and Ellicott City with numerous downed trees and scattered hay and straw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
G. F. Hindley
Fountain Mills
Mutual [Naurance Company
Camp Swamper
Buckeystown Bridge
O’dock
Buckeystown
Baker's Valley
Park Mills
Sunday Evening At Braddocks
A colonial gathering at Bon Air hosted by L B Mullinix features a hymn service with forty seven attendees including Camp Schley visitors. The service ends with Eleanor Markey’s solo The Holy City and a closing blessing God be with us till we meet again as colonists depart in quiet reflection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bon Air
L. B
Camp Schley
Eleanor Markey
Holy City
Funeral Notices for Levi Rosenoar and Edward Sinn
The funeral of Levi Rosenoar aged 62, of 2106 Oshow Avenues Baltimore, was held yesterday at 10 AM from his home, with services by Rev. Drs. H. W. Schnesberger and H. Ginas, burial at Baltimore Hebrew Cemetery. Survived by widow, four sons, one daughter. pallbearers listed. The funeral of Edward Sinn, former Board of Aldermen member, is set for 2 PM tomorrow from his South Market Street home, with interment at Mt Olivet Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levi Rosenoar
Mears
Rosenoar
Oshow Avenues
Baltimore
H. W. Schnesberger
H. Ginas
Chizick Emoonah
Baltimore Hebrew Cemetery
Pallbes
K. Katz
Maryland Council
Royal Arcanum
A. Katzenstein
Monumental City Lodge
Ancient Order of United Workmen
J. Levi- Silas Rohr
B. Z. Bossnbaum
L. Greif
H. Piisumiacher
J. Newman
L Ring
A. Feldman
Edward Sinn
Iate
South Market Street
Mt. Olivet
Mrr. Sinn
Advertised Letters at Frederick Post Office July 19 1902
A list of remaining advertised letters at the Frederick post office as of Saturday July 19 1902. Applicants must call for "advertised letter" within two weeks or the items will go to the dead letter office. Names include Gunnell Nelson Norris Trawvine Titlow Tall Fouls Gear Houck Moros Mithews Strepts Stevens Thomas Walker and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Ofice Sabardiay
Lapixs
Gunnell
Gear B
Joseph Ors Houck
E. W. Moros
Collin Mithews
John OH. Strepts
Leon Stevens
Francis Thomas
Henry Walker
County Commissioners Meet on Fire Loss and Desk Contract
The Board of County Commissioners convened in regular session and will reconvene tomorrow. One board is addressing losses from the Monteros fire and will issue the contract for furnishing school desks during this session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
Monteros
Appointed BookKeeper for Farmers' Exchange
Mr. Harry Cramer former deputy tax collector under Kanttman has been appointed book keeper for the Farmers' Exchange, signaling a shift in the organization’s financial staff and trust in his experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Cramer
Kan‘Ttman
Farmers’ Exchange
Runaway Wagon Accident Injures Two Ladies at Harmony Grove
Mrs George Bussard and her sister Mrs Wilder of Catootin Farnace escaped serious harm when their carriage was struck by a frightened horse near Harmony Grove. They were rear ended by a southbound Pennsylvania train, the horse dragged Mrs Bussard who clung to the wagon, the wagon overturned and Mrs Wilder was thrown out. Dr I R McCurdy on the train halted it and helped the women, who were later sent to Mrs Cronise's then home. They are now recovering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harmony Grove
George Burnard
Wilder
Catootin
Farnace
Ranaway
Frederick
Pennsylvania
Sue
Sunday Exoaursions
Thirty eight Fredericktonians paid Hagerstown a flying visit yesterday. The same number spent the day in Baltimore. Three hundred and fifty exonrsroriats from Baltimore and Washington came to Frederick yesterday.
Multiple Local Notices Pack Picnic and Reunion Events
Local notices announce Masonic funeral for Edward Sinn at Masonic Temple with Lynch Lodge invited. various summer picnics at Braddock and Island Park with music. Lutheran reunion at Pen-Mar Park with railroad excursion details. Niagara Falls trips with special trains and prices. nearby sales and auction offers, bicycles, pianos, and other goods advertised. Events occur July 1902 through fall, with schedules across Western Maryland area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Lodge
Masonic Temple
Edward Sinn
Lynch Lodge
Apolphus Feannakt
Pen-Mar
Lutheran Church of
Pen-Mar Park
Hagerstown
Chambersburg
Intermediate Paints
Mid summer underbelling sale hits store with drastic cuts
Sale notes reveal deep discounts across fabrics and garments. Silk strips and lace coverings reduced to low prices, woolen and gingham items marked down well below typical costs. Shirts and linen skirts promoted as high quality, made to fit, with emphasis on value versus twice their price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abo
Xush
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the Daily News
Robert Burns
Scotland
Dumfries
Ayr
Dobbs Fer
Jonic Faneral
Eae
Eadras Gingham
Sidsummer
Second St
A. Toms
Amanda Staley
Wm. M. Hardt
Athletic
Auliah
Lee A. Fearhake
Secy-O. D. Best
Jas. E. Walker & Co
Sram
Moser Neidig & Miller
John Hendrickson
Besant & Knott
Bassnt & Knott Jr
E. Cramer
U.S
Grace Keiser
Dudley Page
Braddock Heighte
Aida Derr
West Patrick Street
Daniel Derr
Emma Coghlan
Mary Dolores Allee
Visitation Convent
Edgar A. Kolb
Dayton
Ohio
Hanshaw
WI. Parsons
John 5. Newman
Okas. Pickens
Simon Parsons
Catalpin
George D. Tollinger
Tollinger
Dantsizen
Park Hotel
C. Dorsey Tyson
Darssy Tyson, Jr
Miss Potter
Irvington
Waringdale
Neal Watkins
George
Rodock & Co
Gedar Grove
Montgomery
County
Sunday Schools and Societies
George F. Kindley
Catoctin
Athletic Park
Frederick's
Park
Ontver D. Best
Aten G. Quynn & Co
Evangelical and Grace Reformed
Braddock
Walkersville Band
Allen G. Quysx & Co
Island Park
Buackeyatown M. P
Buckeyatown
Feagavilla
Ms. Zion
Ropanick & Liers
Church and
Market Streets
Frederick, Md
Bear Down Club
Braddock Heights
Oxper Committee
Tiffany
Osilat Stieff Wateroome
N. Markes Street
M. Srisrr
G.L. R
Niagara Falls
Nisgzars Falls
America’s
Baltimore & Ohio Royal Bine
Philadelphia & Reading
Lehigh Valley House
Lisheigh
Wyoming
Camden
Ellicott City
Rockvill Keedysville
Toronto
N.Y.C
A. R.R
Gorges
Thousand Islands
Rochester
Nisgars Palle
Osion Ticket
Baltimore & Ohio
BR. R
TJ ‘Ohn Hlenprtoxson
Neidig & Miller
Nedie & Time
Avick
Clinton E. Main
N. Market
Isanogle & Wagamas
ETS
Porgapine
The
Beau
Ianogle & Wagamar
North Market Street
Frederick. MD
F. B. Sappington
B. Saffisgton’s
GEO
Rodook & CO
Seo
B. Rodoge
A. T. Kioh & Sons
A. T. Rior
Soxe
North Manket Street
Frederick County Telephone
Thomas P. Rior
Willard
Keller
Patrick Street
Miletic Park
D* H. E. Petermar
Franklin Street
Baltimers
Frederck
Younra W. Gavee
Court Street
Devileiss & Urner, Insurance
Doll & Albuugh Bulldins
Hoxth Market Street
Frederigk, Massy
Dentiet
Frederick Co
Ee Steln
Brederion
City
Catostin Mountain Road
Frederick and Monocacy Pike Company
Johan S. Newman
Attorper
Aglédin
Samuel Wertpelwer
Joseph Te Tot
H.B
Fourth Street
Avisam
A. G. Cronise
Hstmonr Grove
Magscholass
Garzaan
J. Vain & OM
Second Street
Ayiscty
S.A. Tous
Sendarick
TOR Rest
iEavelting No
Eart Second Street
Weriheimer
Bert
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