Purely Personal Vacations and visits across cities
A list of residents and visitors from Baltimore Washington Philadelphia and nearby towns visiting relatives friends or staying at Atlantic City or Philadelphia. Names include Mrs Harry Bione Miss Edas Rodercuck Mrs Maggie Bear Mr Albert Smith Lula James Ora Schmidt Hazel Young Janie Dyer G Lloyd Palmer Knotter Hayes Mabel Hermes Ernest McCardell Wa D Baumgardner Edward Cook George W Lorch Blanche Lampe Katie Shank Gillam Rev John Paul Tyler Miss Ida B Bader Rae Grambino Oopher Thomas Margaret Brish and others with travel to Atlantic City Philadelphia and Hamilton and Knox ville areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Bione
Baltimore
Edas Rodcruck
Maggie Bear
Washington
Albert Smith
East Fourth Street
Atlantia City
Lula James
Ora Schmidt
Atlantic City
Misa Hazel Young
West Fifth Arrest
Philadelphia
Janie Dyer
Esat Fourth Street
Rocky Springs
G. Lloyd Palmer
Lewistown
Knotter Hayes
Poolesville
Frederick
Mabel Hermes
North Bentz
Annal Tn
Wash
Ernest McCardell
North Market Street
Atlantic Oley
John Paul Tyler
East Chorcharrest
Hamilton
John Buckey
Ward
Ida B. Bader
Rae Grambino
Predertok
Teedsy
Oophan Thomas
Backsystown
Fredertok Koehler
West Fifth Street
Social World Pound Party At Miss Ella Spielman Home
A delightful pound party was hosted by Miss Ella Spielman on East Fourth Street. Guests enjoyed games and ornate wartime decorations, with refreshments in a richly adorned dining room. Attendees included Dyer Adela Kovels Marnie Weise Le Waned Albert Dyer and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Spielman
East Fourth Street
Dinin
Odmsion
Dyer
Adela Kovels
Marnie Weiseyer
le Waned
Albest
Dyer Ante
Ene Bakre
le Bate
Ort
Fred and
Roy Shipley
Harry Smith
Ivy Walters
Wiliam Sjorm
Clarence Kennedy
Bright Items of Local and General Interest Briefs
Twenty five persons left over the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad this morning for Atlantic City. The premise is Keone of the residence of Mr. McOlateck Young, Court street, to being repaired. Mr. George Bevington of Highland, while at hackel t iv e on teens ne’ killed a ramessared four feet in length and four inches in diameter, containing thirteen rattles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Atlantic Oley
McOlateck Young
Courd Street
George Bevington
Highland
Hackeltarive
Double Wedding Report from Local Churches
A garbled notice describes a double wedding at Evangelical Reformed and Lutheran Reunion parishes. The fragment mentions attendance numbers like eighty and one hundred twenty five, with references to Pen-Mar and a railroad context, but many words are corrupted or missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Renaton
Pen-Mar
Meio Central
Aston
Pen-Mae
Franchises and Paving Debate at City Board Meeting
The Frederick city board last night discussed Fourth Street franchise terms for the Washington Frederick and Gethynborg Railway. Modifications include extending the franchise to 25 years and restricting track use by other companies with property owner concerns addressed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fourth Street
Board of Aldermen
Lense
MacGill
City Opera House
Opera House
Josph F. Beach
the Soenery
Sto. W
H. Rosenstock
Otto Kemberger, Jr
Jacob Dadisman
Wm. H. Gonway
G. M. Rhodes
Moion
Mr. Douglase
Me. Beacht
Mountain Oll No. 29
Knights of Pythias
Thomas B. Eader
Ender
Hell
Opera Hongs
Siuke
Washington, Frederick
Hinks
David Lowenastein
Alo
Frederick
P. D.fahrosy
Ahrooy
Brney
Oaing
Douglas
Toshte
Fahrney
Stowe
Aity Jest Ag Mob
de. Fabroey
Douglass
Sobel
Jositos O H. Bckstein
Weat
Dhaos
Tam Naws
Enid
Tam Sare
Proses
Irene
Ingomar Meek
Pythians Plan Bazaar to Fund New Lodge Hall
Mountain City Lodge No 29 Knights of Pythias in Frederick votes to stage an Opera House bazaar for a new Pythian Castle on North Market Street. Members from the lodge form a committee as plans run February 4 to 9 with proceeds supporting construction and lighting costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moanteln
Ctty
Knights of Pythies
Ap Br Sor
Obar
Lavy
Katresan
Charles A
E.C
Mountain City Lodge
Pythian Org
Moora
Aaron BR. Anders
George H. Wiener
Roy E. Wachter
Jens B. Anders
Everest
Harding
David Bratoor
Lewis R. Dertzbaugh
John T. Beat
Thomas G. Backey
Ae H
Orom
Fred. W. Cramer
Barry C. Edmonds
Calvin
C. Fox
Stephen C. Qelabart
J. Allan Grombine
Ball L. Grove
William D. Hales
Charies E. Haller
Charles B. Groff
C. O. Ausherman
Samuel A. Grege
William #. Breugle
Clarscoe A. Bassard
H. BR. Flautt
Harvey A. Harrington
Claggett
Ramaburg
John F. Oland
Knights of Pythion
Frederick
Order
Maryland
Buprame
Ibia Mile
Pythian
Welles
Barnsville Picnic Draws Attendees From Many Counties
Barnsville hosts an April picnic in Black's woods with about 1,500 visitors from Montgomery Frederick Carroll Howard and from Virginia Washington and Baltimore. A large dancing pavilion stood under trees from noon to night. Knight of Slidell Marion S. Carlie won first prize in the tournament and crowned Miss Eleleo Day queen. Miss Mary Brosius first maid, Miss Carrie Louise second maid, Miss Lucy Clemente third. Judges were Holland Scholl and Hays. Main marshal Bernard Shreve led the event. Preston Hay and J Dawson Whitlams spoke on coronation dress. Crowd of at least 2,000 enjoyed the festivities late into the night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Mary's Catholic Phoroh
Barnsville
Black's Woods
Gilbert H. McDonald
Frederick
Carroll
Howard
Virginia
Washington
Baltimore
O'Slosh
Maarion
Carlie
Slidell
Eleleo Day
Brownluguville
Nathan Holland
Dlckersoo
Mary Brosius
Barnesville
William Lawson
Poolesville Tract
Carrie Louise
Clarence Offatt
Blantyre
Lucy Clemente
Mesare
John W. Holland
Louis B. Scholl
Fred P. Hays
Rnard Shreve
Preston Hay
J. Dawson Whitlams
Fire safety upgrades planned at Union Knitting Mills plant
State Fire Marshal MacGill said the Union Knitting Mills plant will install fire escapes and protective systems within about thirty days. He noted interior arrangements ensure all occupants can evacuate via stairways in case of fire after a visit to Montevas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MacGill
Union Knitting Mills
Montevas
Local Pageantry Draws Crowd to Annual B and O Train Event
Citizens attend the annual gathering organized by the B and C M O at Harper’s, noting the parade and ceremonial activities despite imperfect OCR. The event features storefront displays and a community effort to celebrate the railroad’s role in Baltimore and Ohio travel.
Removals at Old Lutheran Graveyard Stir Local History
The old Lutheran graveyard on Kass Church Street is being cleared and its remains moved to Mt. Olivet Cemetery. About 130 tombstones and six vaults were found in good condition. the land belonged to Worthington Johnson who sold land to the Lathecas church in 1893.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kass Church Street
Baling Clzmantiod
Lutheras
Aix
Mt. Oivet
Worthington Johnson
Lathecas
Misa Praden de Ebert
David Bobasfier
Mount Olivet Cemstery
George W. Hot
Abraham Blessing
Ms. Olivet
Blessing
Nettle Blessing Buster
San Francisco
Cal
Hia
Funeral services honor Harriet Basford and John Wesley Brown
The central of Mrs Harriet Rebecca Basford of Doubs held at Lothiran church at 10 am with Rev G W Miller officiating. Bearers named. Interment at Green Mount Cemetery. John Wesley Brown’s funeral occurred at Quinns Church with Rev J F Wagoner and others in attendance. Empire Lodge No 2790 attended. pallbearers listed. Funeral director Thos P Rice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet Rebecca Basford
Doubs
Lothiran
G. Wm. Miller
Jacob R. Kline
John Hickman
William Brown
James Oarey
Chattes Stankie
Lewis Smith
M. RB. Etohtson
Jefferson
John Wesley Brown
Golcck
Quinn's Charch
J. F. Wagoner
Reva
Norwood
Townes and Lee
Beautiful Empire Lodge
Grand United Order of Odd Fellows
Henry ‘Raster
Obes
E. Carpenter
Williem Davie
John McCormick
E. Hallman
Thos H. Clarke
Green Mount Cemetery
Thos P. Rice
Dispute Over Plummer Estate Interests Before Judges
The case of Inne Reu ben Plummer of Fraderick was argued before Judges Mo3berry and Motter. His will left a legacy to housekeeper Mary M. Stottlemyer, which his widow contested along with other heirs. The court ruled the case sab coria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reuben Plummer
Fraderick
Mo3berry
Motter
Plummer
Mary M. Stottlemyer
Bus
Flammer
Local Notables Seed Fever and Property Sale
Alderman Edward Lasso and several residents are described as confined to bed or home with illness including typhoid fever. Mrs Henry Wood of Bracawick and others are listed as sick. Geo I Wilson buys a double lot on Camp Schley avenue Braddock Heights to build a suburban residence. L M Nixdorf Jr is the real estate agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ne Blok
Edward
Lasso
Bouth Atrest
Slokueas
Henry Wood
Bracawick
Henry Abbott
H. Burger
Kant Patrick Atreot
Chacen Bildebrand
Sobteysville
Geo. I. Wilson
Market Quota Report Translated From Obscure Text
An unclear market note references stone baying costs and a pricing per bushel. It mentions changes to quotas and a figure around 500 without clear units. Names and places are indiscernible in the OCR, yielding a fragmentary pricing outline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyron Toodemus
Unclear OCR Note Mentions Names and Monetary Amounts
Fragmentary OCR note cites individuals Clement and Anotherman with a 55 sek amount in an aseptic context. Details are incomplete, limiting precise event or location identification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Clement
Stores to Close Early and Closeout Sale Announcement
Advertises early store closing from July to August with 5 oclock closes except Saturdays. Lists multiple businesses including ConvenciaL Opanarons and various named firms offering straw hats and shoe stock at reduced prices. Mentions a Harvard University quote about schooling and a Frederick City hospital reference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dey Gooda and Carpet Merchante
Anguss Uist
Tuomas H. Baunex
P. Bexyerr
Nemo & Minter
Jony D
Deaths and disputes mark Maryland state items
News notes from Allegany and surrounding counties mention the death of Onarlen F. Davall of Gaithersburg and the execution of an inmate in Somerset county. A fire destroyed a Roxton place dining table, while the estate of late Senator A P Gormanes is valued. The Washington Baltimore and Annapolis Railroad seeks a franchise to operate on Annapolis streets as Allegany lawyers discuss abolishing the Orphans' Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. P. Gormanes
William T. Conner
Allegany County
Cumberland
Washington, Baltimore and Antapolis Railroad
Annapolis
Coors Staten
William Lee
Staatians
Mre. Barnes
Powell
Somerset County
Death notices and funerals from Hyattsville area
Obituary items report Joen Burdette death from grief and burial at Christian Cemetery Hyattsown with 75 years age and children surviving. Also infant death of John Wm Hanlon at age 3 months 2 days with funeral by Rev Fr O Connell. Mary Jeans a widow 66 dies at 196 West All Balnte street with two sisters and funeral planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wm. Hanlon
de W. Hanlon
Fr. O'Connell
Gobrosder War Ie
Mary Hester Jeams
Woraes
West All Balnte Street
Ephraim
Prisoner Escape Report From local hospital capture
An inmate escaped from Moavvae Hospital yesterday afternoon near Meus lonmtodals. Deputy Sheriffs Darnsr and Grimes pursued and recaptured the prisoner, returning him to custody at the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince
Moavvae Boapital
Yaserday
Meus Lonmtodals
Darnsr
Grimes
Local ad notes bread sale at common loaf shop
An local notice in brief form lists a bread sale at the Common Loaf Bakery with prices and timing details. The fragment references sale of loaves and advertisements for bread items available to shoppers.
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Boath
Henry VII
England
Eni
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George Clinton
Glimmn Marston
Exeter
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SN. HL
George W. Morgan
Fort Monroe
Augustus James Pleasantonied
Japan
Formosa
Red Sear
Wasmimeson
Jely
Ruliway Company
Mon
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Will
Katcing Mills
M. C. A. Picato
Belug
Pack
Sear Harper's
Mies
Piret Barial
Funkball
Argument Board
National Bank
Citizens’ Nat. Bank
Capital
Fesvawien
Citisons’ National Bank of
WH. G. Zimmerman
John Rexdriceoge
Teeobens
MAKMS
Zee
Whitch
Fies Monte
Dack
John Hendricks
Neidig & Miller
Hal Walier
Wx. B. Brenave
Seoy. Net Gah
Braderick Oty Sepa Gotld
Grace Nn
Bacretary
Opanarons
Booth Market Street
Eize Fraup
Exnar & Co
Praw, Elliott
Harvard University
Asye
So-Ca
Tore
Frederick City
Gorge
Rodock
Bullsedd
Hbccatn
George
Thos P. Rick
Johan P. Rice
Lowther Forrest
North Charlee Street
Mnd
Frederick Md
Alfred Ritter
Court Street
Baitteneu
Jyodawhyae
Congernia Dentistry
H. E. Smith
East Church Street
Foe
Markdenly
Pereeway
Franklin Brrest
Ualtimere
Walt
le Kefauver
Sirealy
Ehret
Besant & Enott
City Hotel
Mc8ean Cecil
Famill
Morgan OF Oil
West
Patrick Street
Frederick, ND
Frederick, MD
Perth
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WSPA
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Westerday
Onarlen F. Davall
Gaithernburg
R. C Hotune
Roxton
Sieeatiramen Gas
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