PURELY PERSONAL NOTICE ITEMS FROM EAST CHURCH AREA
Purely personal notices list Mr Distance Basgard visiting At lando City and several others from East Patrick street. Mrs C L Lampe and Miss May Lampe travel to Boonsboro while Miss Mary Warder Sperry visits her aunt Mrs Mary Daniels in South Markes abrest. Mrs Edward Bowles and Mr David Bowles visit Miss Clagett on Best Patrick street. Mr David O Thomas of Washington and Miss res Rigney of Baltimore attend Miss Katherine Quynon on East Patrick street. Milan Baima Bartholow of Baltimore returns with Miss Hrhel ieabman after visiting Mrs John lashmac on East Patrick street. Misses Helen Mateny and Ross Dyer return with Miss Genbar, guest of Miss Mateny. Menara, Edward Barks, Henry Bisnfer, David Cramar and T O Matenuy Jr. depart for extended trip to Philadelphia Atlantic City Buffalo and New York. Miss M Louize Payne visits Washington studying hairdressing manicuring and will open a parlor connected with the millinery on Patrick street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Distance A. Basgard
East Church Street
Atlando City
C.L
Lampe
Mise May Lampe
Patrick Strait
Boonsboro
Mary Warder Sperry
Philadelphia
Mary Daniels
South Markes
Edward Bowles
David Bowles
Toledo
Ohio
Clagett
Best. Patrick
David ,O
Bagerdtaw
Rétornés
Mss Genbar
Miss Mateny
Menara
Edward Barks
Henry Bisnffer
David Cramar
T. O Matenuy, Jr
Weis
Atlantic
Marcel Wating
Miss Payne
Patrick Street
Deaths of Samuel DaGrange and J O Compher
Samuel Nater DaGrange son of Garratt DeGrange died at his North Market address at 3 15 this morning after a few days illness from traumatic myelitis and meningal complications He was nine and survived by four brothers and one sister funeral Saturday at 6 00 from the house with interment at Olives cemetery J O Compher longtime Poolerville resident died at his home July 23 after several weeks illness aged sixty three He was a native of Taylorstown Va and is survived by relatives in Virginia and Maryland his wife and seven children and Mr William H Compher at ast Patrick street is noted as a relative
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Nater D'Grange
Samuel Nater DaGrang
Garratt
DeGranngs
North Market Ar Rest
Hawaa
McQullkin
Don Cameron D. Grange
New York
Clay DeGrange
Atlante
Garrett DeGrange, Jr
Eloisa DaGrange
Mé. Olives Cemetery
J. C. Cuumpher
J. O. Gompher
Poolerville
Hompe
Taylorstown
Landoun County
Virginia
Maryland
Bia
William H. Compher
Patrick Atreet
Social World Reception at the Weems Home
The social world gathered for a reception hosted by Mr. and Mrs. John H. Weems last evening. Guests included Mrs. Reynolds Hedges and Mr. Weems wrote of a pleasant event with games and elections, complimenting Mrs. Weems, Mr. and Mrs. and their son Charles, and Edward Meyer Yadaline among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reynolds Hedges
Dill
John H. Weems
Ore
Weems
Weemms
Charles
Edward Meyer Yadaline
Krvser Kennedy Wedding at St John s Church in Baltimore
The ceremony at St John s Catholic Church at 6 30 this morning joined Miss Louise M Kennedy second daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas F Kennedy and Miss Oving Keyser of Baltimore. Rev Br W J Kane officiated. Bridesmaids wore white tulle gowns with Valenciennes lace while the maid of honor carried pink sweet peas. After a wedding breakfast the couple departed for a honeymoon visiting Philadelphia and Atlantic City before settling in Baltimore at 520 Oxford Avenue after September 8. A wide circle of relatives attended including Mr and Mrs W J Keyser and Misa Bertha Keyser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John's Catholic Church
Mies Louise M. Kennedy
IndcMre
Thomas F. Kennedy
A.msrah
Mendelissohn
Br.w. J. Kane
Rosea
Cole
Panama
Philadelphia
Atlantic Oléy
Oxford Avenue
Baltimore
W J. Keyser
York
Misa Bertha Keyser
Buckeystown
Fire and civic notes from Sparrows Point to Hagerstown
Reported steamship Florids transfer at Sparrows Point and a Maryland Line Confederate Soldiers Home fete. Amos Mackey residence burned with family away. two Bowery stables burned by suspected arson, 100 chickens lost. Postmaster Samuel Young of Boonsboro released on 1000 bond for soliciting funds under a grand jury probe. possible wider arrests foreseen in Washington County.
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Sparrows Point
Jawa
Maryland Line
Gdvataar Hughes
Mnew
Finniss
Christian Endeavor Union
Baltimore
Amos Mackey
Banvar- Ocaek
Mackey
William Bowera
Sharpyburg
Samuel Young
Boonsboro
Washington County
Hagerstown
United States Grand Jury
Wreck Probe Details Faults and Coroner Findings
The DC grand jury has completed an investigation into the Terra Costa wreck on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad at Terra Osita DC where 43 people died and many were injured. The coroner’s jury held inquest and blamed William B. Darrow night operator at Silver Springs for improper signals.
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District of Columbia
Baltimore and Ohio
Terra Osita
D. C
Bpen Ogurt
Nevile
P.of
Theodore I. King
Pumerana
William B. Darrow
Silver Springs
Harry &. Bildebrand
Baltimore
Frederick
Hoglaer Addebrand
Frank F Goffmsier
Breder
Thomas FF. Dsor
Balsimaore
William H. McCantay
Tratnmaster
J. W. Kelley
Hoyinesr Banjimila L Varmilion
Washington
George W
Alldebrand
Hildebrand
Seiganl
Dutrow
Aroas
University Station
Hildsbrand
Terra Cotta
University
Pimlo Excuse For Hlories Involving Minors
Four underage couples traveled from their homes to marry in distant towns and return home by midnight. William Pearre eighteen and Altos Hickman fifteen wed in Washington by Rev J B McLaughlin. Archibald Thompson and Ida Picquet joined siblings Sadie and Ida Picquet in Rockville. Oden and Thompson couples visited Baltimore and Washington. all parties were reportedly underage.
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Warrishes
Barnesville Piozie
Boyds
Ryckville
Washington
William Pearre
Altos
Hickman
Wishington
J. 8. McLaughlin
William Odon
Misa Sadie Picquatt
Archibald Thompson
Misa Ida Picquett
Clarksburg
Rockville
Oden
Thompson
Baltimore
Miasea Picquets
John T. Picquett
Oners Farmer
National Bank in Maryland Ranks High in Nation
The Citizens National Bank of Frederick Maryland climbs to thirty eighth among U S national banks. In the past year profits rose from 307 567 to 333 328 while capital remains 100 000. Loans total 1 BE 3 5 123 etc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Eage
Bsoku
Maryland
Vicancler
Oftizsae’ National
Frederick
United States
Fitey-Firet Placs
Esate
Les Citisinis
Oltizens’ Nasional
Paor
Bourgas
D. Baker
William G.baker
Snd
Df. C
President Vice-President Vice President and cashiers list
A fragmented list shows positions including President Vice-President and cashiers with various names and place hints such as RAMSBURG and BARRE. The readable parts name individuals like J.D. BAGHR Jupar Jon U Motrer D. H. HaRaerr and Joan, with locations appearing to be towns or regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jupar Jon U. Motrer
D. H. HaRaerr
Joan 5. Ramsburg
Tooa
H. HauuEen
Frederick City events and notices parade amid summer listings
A fragmented list of local happenings includes an entertainment benefit for Frederick City Hospital at Braddock Heights Auditorium on Monday July 29 at 8 p.m. with vocal and instrumental performances. Also advertised is a major baseball game July 27 at Athletic Park featuring Towson vs Frederick with general admission 15 cents and bleacher 10 cents, plus a note on tailoring services and a watermelon sale. There is a public notice by Jacos A. Kidwiler disowning debts unless ordered with his signature. Three iron girders and assorted fixtures offered for sale to early purchasers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City Hospital
Braddock Heights Auditorium
Plano
Callo Pumbera
Tickete
Gale Af McCardell
Cramer & Stauffer
NORW
Cramer Os
City
Sala
Montgomery County
Azactas
Wall
Oftica Sud
North Market
Baresin
Brunswick
Braddock Heights
S. Market St
Market St
Sn. Petersville
Park plan urged by Frederick Art Club in Old Citizen letter
The Frederick Park Club proposes creation of a Municipal Art Department to beautify the town and establish Barbara Fritchie Park on the historic old Riehl lot. They ask Miss Florence Doub and committee to meet with Miss Barbara Fritchie to discuss plans with Mayor and council support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Fritehle
Park
Saa
Frederick
Patrick Street
Florence Doub
Art Club
Misa
Landabis
West Patrick Street
Phsit
Barbara Fritochio Park
Nevire Cartan Garrett
Sec’y
Wrea’k. Art Club
Florence W. Doug
Towson and Frederick Club Prep Classic At Athletic Park
Baseball fans may see a top season game Saturday afternoon at 3 80 oclock as the Towson club, led by Dixon G Walker, faces Frederick at Athletic Park. Towson, with only one loss this season, seeks another win with Shanager Beacht strengthening the lineup. Earlier, Rosebuds defeated a Sorab team 18 to 10 on the gravada opposite Ox Fibre Brash Works, with Storm Zeigler Phebus, Larabs Eline Bentz Kennedy behind the batteries and W Dd Hales umpiring. Tonight Bucksy Rats meet F K Schmidt Pinochetes near Brush Works in what promises to be a keen matchup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maerbeli
Athletic Park
Towson Club
Frederick Club
Thea Towson Club
Dixon G. Walker
Shanager Beacht
Towson Boys
Rosebuds
Storm
Zeigler
Phebus
Larabs
Eline
Bentz
Kennedy
W. Dd. Hales
Run Over by Wagon Injures Saw Mill Bottom Man
Morris Main of Saw Mill Bottom was severely injured when a heavy wagon backing out of a barn ran over him as he moved to haul wheat at Jacob Former's. The wheels crushed five ribs and injured his abdomen. Dr Frank Hedges attended him. he lies in critical condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris Main
Frank Hedges
Frederick
Main
Mr Folmer
Injunction Secured Over Straw From Forty Acres
James 4 August secures a circuit court injunction restraining John T Best from removing straw from plaintiff’s forty acres. Plaintiff says Best, who lived on the premises, sowed wheat to claim a share of straw and may thresh on an adjoining farm. The injunction allows dissolution motion. Marksemen qualified. Edmerds Storm and Segrist of Company A returned from Glen Barnie after practice and qualifying as markmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James
John T. Best
Harry O. Edmerds
Leonard Storm
James Segrist
Company A
Glenbarnie
Pardon Granted by Governor in Annapolis
Governor Warfield granted pardons after reviewing applications at Annapolis. Gilmer Doreey, serving a 10 year sentence at the House of Corrections, was ordered released and Frederick County judges supported the application. Previously, Jesse Derr’s pardon was the only inmate pardon issued by the Governor. Camp Schiey Inn tenants include Edwin T. Haller and J. J. Blefeld, who will run the Braddock Inn for the rest of the summer, with Mr. Staup in charge. Deputy Sheriff Grimes received a 10 pound snapping turtle from John F. Daan of Point of Rocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warfield
Annapolis
Gilmer Doreey
House of Correation
Frederick County
Camp Schiey Inn
Kented
Moesers
Edwin T. Haller
Wr. E. Staup
J. J.blelfeld
Osmo Sohley Sun
Braddock
Mr. Staup
Rooma
John F. Daan
Point of Rocks
W. G. Grimes
Sherff
G.T.K. Young
County Correspondence from Grasham and Vicinity
Mr O E Carson of Philadelphia sick visits relatives in this place. Miss Nona Groshon and others from Washington visit Walon Bridge and nearby areas. Families from Thurmont Dashfield Detour Littlestown Hagers Town Emmitsburg Utica and Burlington host and visit relatives and attend services. Raymond Boller listed sick. Community members host, visit, and greet each other across Graceham Lewistown and neighboring towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everhart
Philadelphia
John Pittinger
Brief Bits from Frederick News
The rear spindle of Hygela loe wagons broke on East Patrick Street this morning. Mr. M. R. Etchison paints a barn for Levi O. Waskey on the Manor near Adamstown.185 people left Frederick last evening on a sunset special. 31 joined at Braddock. return by 10:20 p.m. Illness notes: Mrs. Amelia Griffin of East Patrick Street and Mrs. Jack Wiles of East Eighth Street. The Lutheran Reunion sent 125 passengers on the Frederick Inter-Urban Railroad to Pec Marthie morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Patrick Street
M. R. Etchison
Levi O. Waskey
Adamstown
Jefferson
Thta City
Braddock
Frederick
Amelia Griffin
Patrick Street
Jack Wiles
Wm. J. Wiles
East Eighth Etrass
Vegetable Freake in Mrs Wisner’s Garden
In Wisner’s Wisner atraat garden a cabbage stalk shows five inch log and a handful of cabbage heads. She also has ten camber onions in her plot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wisner
Wisner
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Citizens’ Nat. Bank
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Jane Jas. McSherry, D.J. Kefauver
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Danien Kaxer
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Pris
South Window
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Eclipse
Eizen
John D. Hendrickson
Reydig & Miller
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Dixon D. Walker
Goard
Alonzo Ely
North Market St
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South Market Street
Frederick City
Jacos A. Kidwiler
Baltimore & Ohio
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Camden Station
Niagara Falls
Polate
Mt. Airy
Washington Junction
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Misa Nora Bix
Morrison
Raymord Boller
Charlea Layman
Jacob Bhawn G
Margaret Ogle
Loys
W. L. Miller
Utica
J. W. Miller
Lewistown
W. M. Martin
Beatrics
Burlington
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Harvey Zimmerman
Grace
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Jere Martin
Misa Belva Robinson
N. Munima
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Clarenos Creager
Tharmont
William M. Martin
Beatrice
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Grace Zimmerman
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Rodook & CO
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North Marked Street
Ross Haq-Kenzin
Homeopath fMedica
Eractilén
South Market St
Preferick
Margaret J. Slackenzie
Naryo
Ahs Electricclan
Shaeauser
Mversnes
Eharkat
Walt
Kesauyer
Optical
North Market Street
Tad P. Muna
Frederick MD
Hameviile
Samagille & New Market County Noad
Herbert Thompson
Uameville
Frederick Co
Jebschantz
F. B. Sappingtor
Cama
China
Sappington
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