July 22 in History highlights key events
A compact look at notable dates: 1296 Falkirk battle Scots defeated by England. 1403 Hotspur Henry Percy killed at Shrewsbury. 1707 England Scotland united as Great Britain. 1749 George Washington named Surveyor of Culpeper. 900 Russell Sage dies. Astronomical notes mention Mars evening star and five morning planets with Mercury and Saturn in conjunction at 6 29 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Falkirk
Hotspur
Sir Henry Percy
Shrewsbury
England
Scotland
Great Britain
George Washington
Culpeper County
Duke of
Reichstadt
Napoleon 11
Napoleon I
Vienna
Russell Sage
Mars
Saturn
Jupiter
Mercury
Venus
Auction Lot Sale and Advertisements List
A compact catalog of daily ads includes Auction Lot Sale by United Realty Co, Shirt Sale by H G Dorsey Co Bank, Fred k Town Say Inst Statement, Frederick Corporation Cow Lost, A H Smith Keys Lost, News Office Pony For Sale at 501 Elm St, Hotel Richmond, Atlantic City Repairing, McCleer Jewelry Store, The Empire Friday listings with The Nigger and The Marvel, Vanity Opera House, The Goddess, The Empire Tonight, David Harum, Political Notice for Roger G Harley, July Clearance Sale, Thos Kemp Keys Lost, and A Marino.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Realty Co
H. G. Dorsey & Co. Bank
Fred.k. Town Say
Frederick Corporation
A. H. Smith Keys
Elm St
Richmond
Atlantic City
McCleer Jewelry
the Empire
The
Marvel
Vanity
Opera House
Goddess
David Harum
Roger G. Harley
Thos. Kemp Keys
A. Marino
Buckeystown Camp Takitesy Details Indoor Life Along Monocacy
Sixteen local women gather at a camp named Takitesy along the Monocacy to enjoy outdoor life. Mrs. A W Nicodemus leads as high matron with Mrs T C Boutson as first aid. The camp includes commissary dining kitchen lounging tents two sleeping areas and tents for trunks. Patrols at night are Frank Thomas and A W Nicodemus while Carrie Thomas Grace Nicodemus Lena Simmons supervise activities. Tuesday barbecue features a pig roast with Robert Nicodemus noted for swimming success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckeystown
A. W. Nicodemus
T. C. Boutson
Frank Thomas
Carrie Thomas
Grace Nicodemus
Lena Simmons
Almyra Baker
Ellen Baker
Clyde Routson
Lillian Hersperger
Emilie DeLashmutt
S. Routson
Theresa Graff
Minnie Keller
Mary Dean Keller
Robert Nicodemus
The Work of Death Gladys Woodward Talbott
Gladys Woodward Talbott daughter of Harry M and Lillian M Talbott died yesterday at 2 pm at her aunt Mrs Jo Cantin Spaldings home near Park Mills from cholera infantum aged 2 years 9 months 27 days The funeral is set for tomorrow at 10 am service at the home with interment at Mt Olivet Cemetery C C Carty in charge
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Woodward Talbott
Harry M
Lillian M. Talbott
Jo Cantin Spalding
Park Mills
Mt. Olivet Cometers
C. C. Carty
Sick and injured locals reported in city brief
Mr John Brust of West Church street is confined at home by illness. George Roelkey of West Fifth street, a trolley company employee, injured his hand at the car barn this morning. Caroline Zimmerman of East Third street extended is much improved after a slight bout of plumomaine poisoning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Brust
West Church Street
George Roelkey
West Fifth Street
Caroline
Joseph Zimmerman
East Third Street
Campaigns by Verse for Orphans Court Judge Nominee
Prof George Edward Smith, Democratic hopeful for Orphans Court judge, adopts a novel card method. He prints verses on a campaign card and distributes it, though the second verse asks for kindness and hints at future reciprocation to advance his candidacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Edward Smith
Viary Liniment Relief Promises Eased Aches
An advertisement touts Viary liniment for tired aching muscles claiming rapid relief and quiet rest. It asserts strong effects unseen by other products and compares favorably to mustard with a focus on simple, effective comfort.
City’s net indebtedness reduced by 25 thousand in 1914 15
Frederick’s annual City Register statement shows net indebtedness down 25 297 46 in the year ending June 20 1915 leaving the city 87 245 08 in the hole The total debt from 1912 to 1914 fluctuates around seven hundred nineteen thousand five hundred eighteen 49 dollars The city reports operating costs for June 20 1914 to June 20 1915 at 128 860 83, lower than the prior year and notes varying water rents and street work across departments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Aubrey A. Nicodemus
M. A. McCaffrey
Register
Lutheran Reunion Draws Thousands From Across The Mid Atlantic
Between 140 and 150 persons left Frederick this morning for Pen Mar to attend the Lutheran churches reunion of Maryland District of Columbia Virginias and Southern Pennsylvania. Officials expect 8 000 to 10 000 attendees with 300 parishes and 100 000 members represented. Rev Dr Harry H Weber and Rev Dr J A Singmaster will speak, music by the Tressler Orphans Home Boys Band Loysville Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Hagerstown
Pen Mar
Maryland
District of Columbia
Virginias
Pennsylvania
Harry H. Weber
York
Church Extension and Home Mission Boards
J. A. Singmaster
Gettysburg
Tressler Orphans’ Home
Loysville
Hymeneas Miss Pate Weds J H Jones
Miss Ethel May Pate daughter of Mr and Mrs William A Pate and J Hampton Jones Deputy Clerk of the Circuit Court for Montgomery county were married at The Forest near Bethesda by Rev John T Coolahan. Plunkert Crone and Ella Crone were married at the M E parsonage on East Church Street by Rev Dr E H Lamar. Tavener Jewell and Stream Loy marriages noted. An appeal in trespass case Burgee v Lawson. Local outings and multiple marriage licenses listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pate
J. H. Jones
Ethel May Pate
William A. Pate
J. Hampton Jones
Montgomery County
the Forest
Hethesda
John T. Coolahan
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Rockville
lunkert—Crone
Lewis J. Plunkert
Ella Crone
M. E. Parsonage
East Church Street
E. H. Lamar
West All Saints’ Street
Stream—Loy
Paul H. Stream
Elsie M. Loy
Taylorstown, Va
Gabriel Burgee
Justice Posey
John W. Lawson
Washington
Burgee
Lawson
H. Kieffer Delauter
Leo Weinberg
Samuel A. Lewis
Cattle Disease Cleared in West Virginia Counties
West Virginia reports near elimination of foot and mouth disease with Jefferson County fully free from quarantine effective July 19 and Berkeley County still regulations bound. Weather notes mark a cool night and a 79 degree high. Martinsburg and Winchester notices report personnel changes and local court actions. minor fines and jail for drunkenness. timber firefighting funds allocated. thefts noted. state funds matching aid planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Virginia
Department of Agriculture
Jefferson County
Berkeley County
Street work to be taken in turn now
Frederick city officials approve a monthly quota system for street repairs to reduce confusion and cut costs. The plan covers macadamizing West Fifth Street, repairs on East Second Street and West Second Street, and partial funding by the Hagerstown and Frederick Railway. Traffic congestion around the Square Corner prompts immediate repairs and road resurfacing of bad streets. Roy Crum seeks a water main and curb on East Second Street extended. Rosemont Addition gains a four inch line on Fairview Avenue at 400 dollars, with the city to take over after a 1 percent return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosemount
Frederick
Henry H. Abbott
Fifth Street
Elm Street
Hagerstown and Frederick
Fraley
West Second Street
Alderman Abbott
East South
Abbott
B. and O. Avenue
North Market Street
Roy Crum
East Second Street
John M. Culler
Eldridge F. Biggs
Fairview Avenue
Rosemont
J. H
Fine three story brick house on West Church Street
Listing describes a fine three story brick house on West Church Street with 10 rooms and bath, hot water heating, private sewer, modern amenities, a rear alley, fruit trees, and a 50 by 300 foot lot. Also notes a six room flat with modern conveniences near New City Hotel and various other properties including two cottages at Braddock Heights, farms near Winchester, and Frederick County, priced with mortgage details. Call CRAMER & STAUFFER at 23 Court St for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Church Street
Patrick Street
Braddock Heights
Ots
Winchester
Deterevne
Frederick County
Frederick City
Cramer & Stauffer
Court St
Dit
New College
Grace Trinits Reformed Church Festival Near Pearl Baltimore Pike
A festival will be held by Grace Trinits Reformed Church near Pearl on Baltimore Pike on Saturday July 24 1915 The Relienser Cornet Band will furnish the music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Trinits Reformed Church
Pearl On
Baltimore Pike
Relienser Cornet
Festival Notices and Public Sales in Town
A festival will be held at Borks Springs store on Saturday evenings. Picnic at West Patrick Street by the Mission Sunday School on July 27 at Braddock Heights. Public sale of household and kitchen furniture on Saturday July 24, 1915 at 223 Center Street beginning at 2 o'clock conducted by Jesse King. Cakes and ice cream sale on Mrs. Markes's lawn at Braddock Heights Friday July 23 starting at dark. Cards and groceries offered by F M Boone and HV Gittinger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Borks Springs
Chanduguet
Mission Sunday School
West Patrick Street
Aid
Fuly
Braddock Heights
Center Street
Jesse King
Grayson H. Staley Real Estate and Finance
Grayson H. Staley engages in real estate dealings along with loans bonds and insurance services. The notice outlines his focus areas and offerings to clients in property financing risk management and coverage solutions.
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Daily News
the News
United States Weather Bureau
Takitesy
Pat
M. E. Infant Department
Pri- Mary
Methodist Episcopal Sunday School
Fair Grounds
Casper E. Cline
Baltimore
W Bladen Lowdnes
Goldsborough
O. E. Weiler
W. J. Warburton
EC. Harrington
Blair Lee
Lutheran Reunion Today
Pen
Hymeneas
Edward Bentz
George Stoll
Frank L. Bentz
Romney
W. Va
Potomac
George R. Hanes
Point of Rocks
Lizzy Joy
Mountville
George F. Kritwise
Mamie Schrader
George T. Tavener
Waterford
Mary C. Jewell
Leesburg
Joseph H. Heiser
Mary V.i Cronenburg
New London
Ivan Paisley
Martinsburg
J. Wilson
House of Correction
Justice Poser
Pink” Williams
James Brown
Forest Service
Department of Africaliuze
Marland
Citizens’ National Bank
Frederick, MD
Capital
John D. Hendrickson
Cooper's
Krotch Union
Tris
Palm Beach
Trip
D. Baker
Coreseseee Prosident
WM. G. Baker
H. D. Baker
Neidig & Miller
WM. G. Zimmerman
Cashier
Samuel G. Duvall
Asat
Joseph McDivit
Geo
Wm. Smith
Daniel Baker
John 8S
Ramsburg
C. H. Conley
P. J. Hargett
C. M. Thomas
John 8. Newman
D. E. Kefauver
Jas
H. Gambrill, Jr
Thos
H. Haller
J. D. Baker
Markwood D. Harp
and Insurance
New City Hotel
Pythian Castle
Potts & Griffin
Infante Ca
X. R & D. Mantz
South Market Strees
F. M. Boone
N. Bentz Street
Blue Riparon Grocery
A. Bradshaw
Cart
Gittinger
Thomas P. Rior
Thomas P. Rice
Euneral
Grayson JH. Mercer
Yrederick
FR. R. On Pike
Onloncea
Gatréea
Ythlan Castle
Grayson H. Staley
Dill Avenue
Mt. Fleagant
C. A. Thomas
Court Street
Albaugh & Harrington
Third Street
Remington, Smith-Premier & Monarch Typewriters
Market St
Sourren L. Welty
John Z. Lewte
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