Pleasant Paragraphs On Those Who Game And Go
Mr. F Marion Fauble visits friends in Pennsylvania. Rev John Paul Tyler returns from Winchester Virginia. Mr and Mrs I I Stoner return from Atlantic City. Mrs Benner and Mr Edward Yeakle return from Atlantic City. The Smiswa Renn of Fesgaville spend time at Atlantic City. Mr and Mrs Sohn Lambert visit Atlantic City. Mr and Mrs George Nimmerman go to Atlantic City. Mr L L Mclean and daughter visit Alexandria Virginia. Misadrigie Walker Wilson of Battie Bytes spent weeks with I Stover. Miss Miriam Morgan of Baltimore visits her aunt Mrs Justus Miller East Third street. Mr and Mrs John Watts of Washington spend Sunday with Mr Lavinia Mehrling. Mr and Mrs J M Frank of New York visit Mr and Mrs Aaron Rosenstock West Third Street. Miss Kate I Shank East Third street visits friends in Sellersville Philadelphia and Baltimore. Mrs Charles Crum and children Mary and Guy West South street return from Baltimore. Mrs William Clark and daughter of Pars Mr visit Mrs Clark's since Mrs Charles W Lough West Third street. Mr William Mehrling of St Elmo Virginia visits father A Mehrling West South street before returning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Marion Fauble
Pennsylvania
John Paul Tyler
Winchester
Stoner
Atlantic City
Benner
Edward Yeakle
Smiswa Renn
Fesgaville
Sohn Lambert
Weat
Atreet
Mra
Charles Crum
Mary Ped Guy
West South Street
Baltimore
William Clark
Pars
Death notices for Marietta Grove and Sarah Bell
Mrs Marietta Grove died after a lengthy illness at her home in Shookatown. She leaves children Daniel R Grove and others, with funeral Friday at home and Olivet Cemetery. Also noted is the death of Sarah C Bell, age 1, of Kiln, with service at home conducted by J A S Mereernon and interment at Saint Hope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marietta Grove
Fternoon
David Grove
Jdanahters
Sian
D. Grove
Raddock
Daniel R. Grove
Bhoown
John Wrove
Samuel McBrida
Middletown
Joshua Boost
Cumberland
Mra. G. Busey
Roanna Abb
Braddock
Jace
Olivet
Sarah C. Bell
Virgie Bell
J. A. S. Mereernon
Thomas P. Ie Wag
Fraley and Benner Wed in Quiet Catoctin Ceremony
The marriage of Mr. Charles Henry Fraley and Miss Catherine Benner, both of Catoctin, was solemnized at 7 o clock by Rev. Degnong. A reception followed at the Benner residence in Catoctin.
Governor Attends Manor Picnic Plans Big Attendance
Pastors and local officials organize the manor woods picnic with Governor Geothersey invited. Stephnn McCabe of Btse and Mr. Roger X. Day deliver the charge to the knights, while Mr. Fabian Posey gives the corporate address. An automobile trip to the event is expected for attendees from the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eforta
Stephnn McCabe
Btse
Merten al Manor
Frederic, Taey
Crottitra
Syek
Geothersey
Toade
Pope Manufacturing closes Hagerstown plant with sale planned
Hagerstown loses Pope Bicycle and Auto works as Pope Manufacturing consolidates with Westfield Massachusetts operations. 125 workers remain as departments shut, transfer of bicycle material to Massachusetts looms, auctioning of buildings and grounds anticipated, local merchants seek outside capital to reopen factory and preserve jobs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pope Bicycle and Auto Industry
Hegerstown
Weatfield
Pope Manufacturing Company
Hagerstown
Hegerglown
R. M. Beck
Beck
Hertford
Conn
Com- NC
J. E. Hinsman
Mr. Beck
Massachusetts
Westfield
Nagera Town
Thorn
Pope Avenue
Hospital Benefit Charms Braddock Heights Audience
An enjoyable hospital benefit program at Braddock Heights auditorium drew a large crowd despite an approaching storm. Mrs Gillette of Washington and Dr Ecker of Pittsburgh delighted listeners with songs and readings. Sehnidt performed The Widow Malone. James Whitcomb Riley dialect pieces were read.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raddock Heights
Frederick City
Mis. Gilletty
Washingington
Ecker
Pi Faburg
Sehnidt
Malone
James Whitcomb Riley
Braddock
O Orchestra
C. B. Tendrickson
Kentucky
Mannerohar
Jeannette Wineberg
Mayor Geo
Smith
Gis
de, Ecker
Readie Mundt
Mrs. Gillette
Dr Boker
Autopay on Forrests Body After Shootings
Claude Forrest was shot by Hilda Grobe and died at Maryland University Hospital Baltimore. His body was shipped to Bronawick where an autopsy was performed by Dru Levin West and Howell Willard. Dr West cited paritopitis caused by a sesthesia stick as the death cause. Forrest leaves a family and is buried at Branswijk. N.G. R. Excursions at Villa Park drew a large crowd with entertainment at the Park of the F soured event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forrest
Claude Forrest
Hilda Grobe
Maryland University Hospital
Balmore
Bronawick
Dru
Levin West
Howell Willard
West
Cores Forrest
Broyeiaick
Hig
Branswijk
Temporary Quarters for Cucumbers At Dutz and Schramm
J Mullins of the Luts and Schramm Co secured a stone building on Carroll Street opposite the B and O freight office in Allegheny City to house cucumber packing and storage for pickles. The site will be ready by Monday next to receive cucumbers, with Julian Luts overseeing field operations and branch work at Barclay and Sykeville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dutz & Schramm
Me. Wik
J. Mullins
Luts & Schramm Co
Allegheny City
Carroll Street
Baltimore and Ohio Freight
Rameburg ” 1”, Co
Julian Luts
Luts
Barclay
Sykeaville
Mises
Mullins
Cutz
Renn Starr Case Clears Heating Plant Use Dispute
Court keeps preliminary injunction in force with conditions. Complainant must file terms by Sept 1908 offering reasonable, approved terms for shared heating use in the cellar apparatus as installed upstairs in the store room area. If not, injunction dissolves and complaint is dismissed with costs to respondent. Counsel names Stoner Wainberg for Starr and Hockey Willard for Reny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randers
Charles J. Renn
Jesse W. Starr
Coate
Ellnt
Tin
Stoner and Wainberg
Starr
D. P. Hockey
A. D. Willard
Reny
Collision on Frederick Inter Urban Rail line injures none
A rear end collision occurred at the east end of Middletown on the Frederick Inter-Urban Rail line. A freight train led by motorman Jesse Haugh stood at the cat when cars with Motorman Elmer Stine failed to see the stationary train in time to stop. Two cars left the track. one was damaged but no injuries were reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Frederick
Jesse Haugh
Wa Bee Rae
Fresale
Elmer Stine
Alon - Tins
Farm Barn Fire Kills Livestock In County
A barn at the old Wisner farm near Crow was burned to ashes destroying hay and grain. Three homes and two colts were reportedly moved to safety by neighbors as the blaze damaged the property and equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tt Center
A Peculiar Accident Claimed by Sudden Thunderclap
A mysterious incident is reported as a loud clap of thunder struck near a house during a storm. The event left a person temporarily blinded and caused undefined confusion among onlookers as investigators began noting details.
Frightened to Death in Lane County Incident
A report from Lane County, Washington describes a woman named Eliza Redd found dead in a hallway after a thunderstorm caused a window to break and a scare. her father previously died in a related incident. The United Company’s fire apparatus was out of service due to severe neglect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliza Redd
Lane
Washomin County
United Company
Alek
Large Barn Burned On Roset Farm
A lightning strike last night destroyed a large bank barn on Mr. Jacob Roset’s farm three quarters of a mile from LaGore's. The loss is estimated over 83,000 with 100 to 800 bushels of wheat, hay, and farming implements burned. Fire alarms spread to the city. another lightning strike damaged Mr. LeGore’s barn and Mr. Zimmmerman’s house chimney and roof slates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Roset
LaGore
Ughtolog
Waunl
Nevieve
J. W. LeGore
Frederick Defeats Hagerstown In 4-2 Baseball Game
In a lively Athletic Park contest Frederick beat Hagerstown 4 to 2. New pitcher Johns from Chambersburg held visitors to the eighth inning before Hagerstown rallied. Umpires Dwyer and Toms oversaw a controversy free game. Brown released. Brent added to Frederick lineup. Frederick to play Ha farelomn today and Inchester tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athletic Park
Frederick
Hagerstown
Johns
Chambersburg
Dyer
Toms
Green
le Aera Frederick
Abh
Ae. Canoll
C.f
Bubrinan
Malone
Clayton
Zelonge
ato'Rziti
Bacchitell
Rf Grant
Larned
Prederick
Grant
Brent
Simpson
Baechted
Maher
John
OW Maher
Johan
Lothon
Congina
Frank Dwyer
Leator Toms
Bunter
Brown
Hagerstown Inchester
Hafarelomn
Inchester
Fourth Annual Reformed Sunday Schools Reunion at Braddock Heights
The Reformed Sunday schools of Frederick county plan the fourth annual reunion at Braddock Heights on August 6. The program features vocal solos by Miss Emory and Gee Smith, an address by Dr. Irving, afternoon concert, and a children’s entertainment segment led by local organizers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock Heights
Reformed Sunday Schools
Frederick County
Io Cera
Gee Smith
Emorey
Fred
Wii
Irving
Aftyrnoia
Es St . OH
Elisabeth oDant
Beth Old
Overdrat financial statement and notarized signatures
A dated bank statement from Rand County of Fuabpanicn shows tabulated balances and totals including 3,976,000 08 and 83,976,000 08. The document bears signatures of cashier M. G. Zimmerman and notary Travers Thomab N. P, asserting accuracy and duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tara of
Juldire Rand
Fuabpanicn
Wa. G. Rimerman
M. G. Zimmerman
Iatownto
Travers Thomab
N. P
Moving Pictures at City Opera Recounts Crown Plot Twist
A film titled For the Saka Crown features a king swapping a newborn girl for a peasant boy to claim a throne. Twenty years later a hunting party is robbed, the prince falls for a local girl, and a dramatic reunion reveals true kinship before the king dies content. The Tabler Lime and Styne Company installs a grinding machine to supply potash jam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moving Pictures
City Opera
Ovan Ratundgy
Ogoon
Han
Douphin
Hedy Seray
Easilg
Piis
Tabler Lime Apa Styne Company
Local Station Ticket Deal and Market Ads
Tickets sold at W. Fourth and Market streets before train for Mountain Dale picnic with 20 cent round trip rate for those who buy. Also sale at B Roseous 1 & Sons Market and Patrick streets offering melona fruit and hats and suits at low prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comer Fourth
Market
B. Roseous 1 & Sons
Patrick Streets
July reductions lure shoppers to local store sale
Fragmented advertisement text outlines July clearance with reduced prices on summer wear and fabrics. Mentions men’s shirts, coats, pants, and a variety of fabrics, plus a local manor council event and a Mountaindale picnic invitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wes Fenell
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Pie Baily News
Parte
Hyde i
Ark
Peeting
Drexel
Mount McGregor
Otmamet Ab
Bun Sete
Mercury
Taw News
Wasumatun
Maryland
L. Moons
the Weather Bureau
Waler Nelops
Mitsui Ladies
Oxford
Ore
TF. Rothenhoefer - Marino Brag
Igen Manor
N.G. R
Villa Park
Renn-Starr
Frances Bell Wright
Joseph Darlington Wright
Washington, D. C
Apelle
Jacob Roser
Reformed
Citizens’ National Bank
le Tet
THE
Citiseng’ National
Mewicfoer
Danoens
Hag
Toana
Ufsoo
Tyr & al
Samath
Bank Aoa
Voloue
BGR
Marino Bree
Patrick
John DD
Hendrickson
Ange
Silk Counter
Lyd
All Coltre
Roe Et, &S
John D
Por
Newdid & Moller
Nmnia & Miller
Neidig & Miller
Local Kextion
A.M. Plank
Manor Council
U A.M
Manor Woods
Huckeratawn Station
Oxfords
Roasnoua’s
Olina
Mountaindale
Parlova
Walt
Bet
Prof
M. A. E. Bloer
Nother
Atlas
Oun & Janes
Sela Mercer
Mountaindale Grove
Sovel Snausemant
George
Alan Bana
Igor Tunis
Selin Anal
Rodook
Thomas P.rice
Fomeral Direetor 404 Morth Market
Presoral Atiretion
Roth Phones
A. J. Eichelberger
China
M. L. Etchison
Stiiree Akused
Aatutante
TRE Etchison Furniture Store
South Market Street
Frederick, Md
W. HB. Etchinon
A. M. Hl
B. Etchison
Etchlaon
Bunlnesa Aganon
Roca
HIB Aervices AB
East Quarot
Woman's College
Oppoulta Tha It &. Church
Wa. H. SY Stohiaon Funeral
Iylidawly ——Teeee Ienn
Charles L. Renn
Cearless
Sores
Tim
B. Renn
F. B. Sappington
Wwe
Con Bay
Thare
F. B. Gapfingtur
Gus Dees Horth
Oty
Hal Prederteh
MD Hitmen
Niwapar
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