Libertytown Local Notes and Weekend Events
County Libertytown reports detail visits from Baltimore and Frederick residents, church services next Sunday, tournament attendance, and a serious wagon accident near Libertytown injuring John Smith. Names include Dr. C. B. Stone, Rev. Samuel J. Kavanaugh, Miss Olga Poole, and many locals, with multiple short visits and social engagements listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Libertytown
C. K. Stone
P. Lo Smith
Frank Buckey
Baltimore
Louise
Helen Geiselman
Rufus Appleby
Gilmore van Fossen
Hytle
Elizabeth
Kensington
Edger Hammond
Les Dyan
B. A. Richmond
Cumberland
Beulah Sweadener
Etta Sneadener
Milton Staub
Finksburgh
Grace Dudrenar
Winchester
Helen Trundle
Nellie Lease
Singanore
Sidney A. Trundle
Sidney, Jr
Burma
India
Missionary Committee
Methodist Episcopal Church
C. C. Marriott
Olga Poole
Union Bridge
Carroll County
Ada Lease
Cora Seall
Robert and
Hugh Carter
William Beall
Frederick
Death notices in a Maryland town death list
Annie Elizabeth Lambright 68 dies at home after long illness at 100 West Fourth Street. Funeral Friday at 2 p.m. Mt. Olivet Cemetery. Miss Fannie L. Boone 39 dies at 308 North Bentz Street. Funeral Friday. remains go to Johnsville M. E. Church around noon. Mary Josephine Hill 42 dies at 115 Hast Street. mass at St John’s Catholic Church. interment at St John’s Cemetery. Funeral director Thomas P. Rice. Hannah Harwetel dies suddenly near Ladiesburg from paralysis. funeral arrangements to follow. Also a humorous Washington Star cartoon caption about marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie J. Lambrigist
Annie Elizabeth Lambright
John W. Lambright
West Fourth Street
Lambright
Andrew
Catherine Adams
William Adams
Edward E. Adams
New Market
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
Fannie L. Boone
North
Bentz Street
Johnsville
M. E. Church
Mary Josephine Hill
Hast Street
John W. Hill
St. John's Catholic Church
St. John's Cemetery
A. J. Conlon
Pius Nolan
Martin Swann
George Washington
Henry Coates
Thomas P. Rice
Harwetle
Hannah Harwetel
Ladiesburg
Robbers Using Taxicabs Strike New York Stores
Inspector Hughes leads a hunt for a gang of robbers using taxicabs in New York. The spree includes Jacobs jewelry store on Sixth Avenue where a window was broken, $5,000 in jewels seized, and Jacobs’s nephew Adolph Stern shot dead. Rosenbaum’s shoe store on Bleecker Street was also targeted. he narrowly escaped. River Edge New Jersey post office was also attacked. three men failed to steal. Inspector Hughes mobilizes all available officers to break up the gang.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jacoby
Sixth Avenue
Thirteenth Street
Jacobs
Adolph Stern
Vna
Rosenbaum
Bleecker Street
Hfe
River Edge
N. J
Hackensack
River Wdge
Hughes
Legal Notices of Real Estate Transfers and Orphans Fund
The Loats Female Orphans Asylum of Frederick City transfers real estate to Harry W. Bowers for 2342 dollars and 19 cents. Glenn H. Worthington trustee moves real estate in Urbana to Mary F. King for 1800 dollars. Noah E. Cramer et al transfer property to Katherine Thomas in the county for 53200 dollars. Court orders sale of Otho J. Gaver's personal property. Ed ward M. Molesworth files first and final account as administrator of Lillie M. Molesworth. distribution made. Letters testamentary to Margaret E. Lambert for Samuel Lambert. to Rev. B. J. Bradley for Rev. D. J. Flynn. letters of administration to Wm. T. Lewis for Caroline King. Benj. C. Perry, agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loats
Asylu
Frederick City
Harry W. Bowers
Glenn H. Worthington
Mary F. King
Urbana
Noah E. Cramer
Katherine ¥. Thomas
Marriagh Lice Martin L Conner
Westminster
Sadie E. Ridegly
Sykesville
Orphans' County Court
Otho J. Gaver
Edward M Molesworth
Lillie M. Molesworth
Samuel Lambert
Margaret E. Lambert
D. J. Flynn
B. J Bradley
Caroline King
Wm. T. Lewis
Benj. C. Perry
12th Annual Picnic Brings Blue Ridge Alumni to Pen-Mar
Blue Ridge College alumni and current students from Union Bridge gathered at Pen-Mar park for the twelfth annual picnic. Over 300 attendees from adjoining states joined faculty including President Wood, Professor Hower, Yount, and others. A 2 PM program featured speakers on democracy and national foundation, noting the college’s history as the Maryland Collegiate Institute and linking activity in advertising to business activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Ridge College
Pen-Mar
Union Bridge
Pen-Mar Park
Wood Wine
W I .T. Hower
Yount
John and
Gunton
Race L. Rinehart
W. T. Hower
Fleaver
Hooverson
Maryland Collegiate
Instiute
Leaf mining locust beetle hits Western Maryland trees
A blight strikes locust trees across Western Maryland and Pennsylvania with yellowing leaves. Dr. J Howard notes leaf mining locusts as the cause, saying spray is ineffective on larvae inside leaves. He advises autumn leaf raking and spot spraying when beetles appear in May, while noting trees are rarely killed by the pest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Pennsyyvania
David J Lewis
Lewis
J . Howard
Cthet
Department of Agriculture
Howard
Virginia
District of Columbia
Happiest Girl in Lincoln trusts Chamberlain medicine
A Lincoln girl writes her experience with Chamberlain's Stomach, Liver and Bowels Tablets after months of chronic fever, stomach trouble, and ailing health. Within three days she felt better and was able to sit up and move about, proclaiming the medicine a great help. Sold by all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tanecin
Hegan
Chamberlain
Ore Cain
Gorman Enters Democratic Governor Nomination Fight
Maryland politics shake as Senator Gorman announces candidacy for the Democratic nomination for governor in the August 29 primary. He seeks Baltimore support and counts on United States Senator John Waller Smith and John J. Mahon, facing Governor Crothers and State Senator Blair Lee. The race centers on Baltimore districts and county tallies, with strategy hinging on first ballot votes and potential second choices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archne To
Gorman
Doro
Maryland
Seputor Gorman
Baltimore
Wind Stue Pemocritic Organization
United States
John Waller Smith
John J. Mahon
Senuor Gorn
Crothers
Blair Lee
German
Mary
Flate
Gorman and Allegany
Uorchester
Garrett
Bsiurford
Howard
Kent
Queen Anne's
Somerset
Talbot
Washington
Wicomico
Worcester
Baltimore City
Caroline
Anne Arundel
Charles
Cecil
Prince George's
Frederick
Carroll
Lee
Calvert
Montgomery
St Mary’s
Senator Gorman
iCrothers
Pleasant Paragraphs About Those Who Come and Go
Purely personal item lists numerous residents and visitors in the city. Names include Miss Sue Ranels of Hagerstown visiting the Groff aunts, Miss Watersf rose on East Patrick Street visiting relatives at Wasnes Taya, Ruprecht at East Third Street on a Washington Philadelphia Atlantic City trip, and Misa Allee Cramer visiting sister Mrs Kedman in Fergaville. Numerous others are noted as traveling or hosting relatives, with trips to Washington Philadelphia Sewell and Atlantic City, and a Glen Echo outing by Stockman and Harvey at the King's Valley Band event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sue Ranels
Hagerstown
Groff
Luther
Peaga Ant
Lester
Jett
Washington
Philadelphia
Sewell
N. J
Atlantic City
Baltimore
Indians To Play Here Against Y M C A Team
The Cherokee Indian baseball team, managed by Spencer and Cummins, on their fifth annual tour, will meet the Y M C A squad here on Monday at 4 o clock. Most players are full-blooded Cherokee. the Indians have a string of victories. They will play Bronswik Saturday, then Washington Sunday, Frederick Monday, and Eagle of Hagerstown Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer and Cummins
Bronswik
Washington
Frederick
Eagle
Hagerstown
Maryland Athletic Club tops Frederick Juniors 2 to 1 in pitchers’ duel
In Athletic Park yesterday the Maryland Athletic Club edged the Frederick Juniors 2 1. M A C plated runs in two innings aided by Eisenhauer’s three base hit and a sharp double play by Phebus and Schroeder. Mulllinix pitched well for M A C, fanning six and walking none, while Hauver allowed two runs over six innings for Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athletic Park
Eee Eeland Athletic Club
Frederick
Maryland Athletic Club
Eisenhauer
Phebus
Schroeder
Beall
Derr
Multinium Crothers
Shy Rhoades
Frederick Juniors
Mateny
Stevens
Hauver
Cole
Kreh
Schaeffer
Poole
Mullican
Abrecht
Nh. H
Mullinis
Krel
Rhoades
Shenk
Young Giants Triumph Over Young Fredericks Again
The Young Giants again proved superior in an exciting game, featuring Shipley pegging at second base. Final score shows the Giants ahead as Sinn and Schroeder struggled for the Fredericks, while Stanton and Wastler held the mound for the victorious team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Giants
Fredericks
Shipley
Reunion Tomorrow Brings Large Crowds to Pen-Mar Gathering
The twenty-fifth annual Lutheran churches reunion of Maryland and neighboring States is expected to draw several thousand people to Pen-Mar tomorrow. Frederick County will send a large delegation and a special train will run from Ydgeloch. Excursion trains will depart from various points as the largest crowds in reunion history are anticipated. The tabernacle program will start with devotional exercises led by Conver sation s of now a Bee Avorge W Enders delivering the welcome. Participants include Rev Dr J B Remensnyder of New York and Rev Dr H H Welat of New York along with former Senator George J Wellington of Cumberland and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pen-Mar
Tabernacle
Enders
J. B. Remensnyder
New York
H. H. Wel
George J. Wellington
Cumberland
Brief Items of Interest on Local Changes and Auctions
The Market Street lamp outside the Marel building has a fresh coat of paint. Auctioneer Harvey KR Lease is in KReedysville sealing the sale of Herbert Snyder’s personal property. A new concrete pavement was laid on East Second Street in front of the Motter residence, soon to be occupied by Rev. iM Motter and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Market Street
Harvey KR
Kreedysville
Herbert Snyder
East Second Street
Im. Motter and
Familly
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Vincent Yingling
Mar
Snider
P. Smith
Edgar Daniels
Emma
Lillie Sparran
Middletown
Burkittsville
Tempa Utterbak
Ernest Utterback
Lewistown
Nellie Roderick
Bessie Carter
Willard Metcalf
Sarah
Newark
R.S Russell
Blackstone
Harry M. Sparrow
Ensor
Chew
Washington, D v
Richard
John
C. B. Stone
J. C. Sappington
N. Market St. Frederick
G. O. Paxson
Edw. C. Cowling
North Market Street
Mary J. Till
Mr. Meekton
Henrietta
Washington Star
Inspector Hughes
Gre
STORF
Circuit and Orphans’ Court
Perty
Lincoln
Mr. Gorman
Ute
Galtimore
Croilters
Tarvets Drg
Air
Giusy Ruprecht
East Third Street
Philadelphate
Misa Allee Cramer
Mrs. Kedman
Fergaville
Helen Hedges
George W Rn
Messrs
August
Henry Meter
Ira Staley
Louis Otte
Abram Nelson
Cincinmuth
Jr. M. Nelson
Third Street
Dorsey Tyson and Son
Bathimore
G. Waring Tyson
Craddock Heighis
Geary Barnes
Mro
Abram Grove
South Carroll Street
Charles A. Hermann
West South Street
Wal G. Hermann
al Cesnr. Pa
Hob. Coblentz
Bessie
Thomas Ramsburg
the Snook
Pittsburg
Harvey BR. Leger
East Church Street
Russell Stockman
Edward Tiarvey
Glen Echo
King’s Valley
Fred Miller
New Brunswick
N.L
M. L. Firestone
East Street
Theodore Ruesing
YM. C. A. Aggregation
WW. A. C
Young Giants
Columbia Indestructible
Columbia
L. R. Dertzbaugh
Frederick, MD
la Prance Shoro
Milady Fair
B.R. Flautt
Joseph D. Zimmerman
E. Church St
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