Purely Personal Paragraphs From Those Who Come and Go
Purely personal notes list visits and returns of residents and visitors to the city. Norfolk Virginia to Baltimore and Washington entries name numerous individuals and families, with mentions of Mrs. Sinn, Mr. and Mrs. Shepherd, Mollie Brookey, Wilbur Hauer, Mollia Smith, Clabaugh family, Charles G. Myall, Mr. G Edward York, and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary
W. O. Flantz
Norfolk
Vis
Hogher
Onpty
OH. M. Kranig
Baltimore
Charlotte E. Sinn
Harry Stokes
Emmitsburg
Mary Hargett
East Patrick Est
Middle, N. R
Highd
Wilbur Hauer
Washington
Mollia Smith
Balbimora
Charles G. Myaia
Wasticg Jo
Edward Yorg
East Third Street
Irving Beall
East Patbox Street
Pittsburg
Ramtborg
Moarke& Street
Atipatic City
J . Aspsr
Lehnaster
Walkeraville
Walter Smith
Balti
Kyburk
North Market Street
Frank A. Lan Z
Washington, DC
Thormas Sohley
The Law's Grip. With Stealing Potatoes
Kedward Gigve and others were arrested by Sheriff Martz near Capt. William in a barge holding dig pots. They admitted taking potatoes out of a field in Smleb. The incident center on theft in a rural area and the sheriff's pursuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martz
Perek
Smleb
Maryland Political Turmoil and Local Incidents Reported
News from Frederick Tola to Dorchester County covers autcide in Maryland rail incident, clashes in Lowndes against Colonel Pearra, accidental death of 15-year-old Sherwood Emerick, and August primary and county convention dates in Casell. Edward Porterfield elected judge of the Superior Court at Kansas City. Dorchester Democratic faction push for unselected delegation and new central committee. Maryland federal court in Baltimore sentences mail carrier Fitz Ipsosli Remosli to one year hard labor for letter embezzlement. Prof Wood of Montgomery schools undergoes operation at Providores Hospital Washington and supervision falls to A M Wood during recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Tola
Maryland
David E. Dick Io
Lowndes
Pearra
Sylvester Emerick
Sherwood
Pear
Kancas
New City Attorney Appointment of Edward J. Smith
The Board of Aldermen nominated Edward J. Smith for city attorney after Mr. O O Esedy declined to withdraw his resignation and unanimously confirmed the appointment. The board also discussed paving Chapel Alley with brick and plans to clean Barbara Fritchle Park, plus property assessment methods by front foot and improvements on separate bases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. J. Smith
Board of Aldermen
O O. Esedy
Edward J. Smith
Wiooton
Wilcoxon
Chapel Alley
Cburoh
Pennox
Barbara Fritchle Park
Appssl Waa
Death notices for Angleberger and Wiles families
The column records deaths of Louisa Elizabeth Angleberger aged about 83, with details of birth in France, emigration, marriage to William Angleberger, and surviving children. Also listed is Anna Angeline Wiles aged 77, widow of Jacob S. Wiles, with funeral plans in Yellow Springs area, and Miriam Virginia Wright, a one year and eight month old, died in Baltimore with funeral from grandparents’ residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisa Angleeberger
Louisa Elizabeth Angleberger
Wm. D. Angleberger
Wicbaig
Angleberger
Paris
France
Tuscarora
Gao Wm. Anf
Ieberger
Mary &. Heffner
St Olaresville
Philip J. Augisberger
Wm. D. Augieberger
Ifcha'’g
Ana Julia Shunkle
Backeystown
Baward J. Angleberger
Yellow Springs
Pressant Hill Church
Steok
Anna A. Wiles
Anns Angeline Wiles
Jacob S Wiles
Wmn
J. Wiles
Best Eiglish Street
William J. Wiles
Lizzie Palmer
Lancaster
Anthony Jarvis
Washington
United Brethren Church
Miriam V." Wright
Miriam Virginia
Wm. Mok
Miriam Henderson Wright
Rav
Rant Wright
Baltimore
Windsor Avenue
Late Arrivals at the Avalon in Braddock Heights
A list of guests arriving at the Avalon Braddock Heights includes many from Washington Baltimore and beyond. Names include Julia Guilbiernz Adela Friez Lu cien Feliz Julian Friez Rohr A Behrenach J A Greenwood V Stewart Katharine Nichols Mamia Nichols J B Stevens Florence Stevens Idele Stevens W troved Sadia Firoved Tooker Boy Thornett Gertrude Thornte Welle Gardner Roy Yaste Taggart Reynolds Robbinekt D Jackson Har man Harman Mamie Feely Agnes Feely and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mamia Nichols
Mra Jamea B. Stevens
Florence Stevens
Idele Stevens
Washington, D. C
W. Troved
Misa Sadia Firoved
Mr W. Piroved
Mre Tooker
Mra Boy
Graos Thornett
Gertrude Y Thornte
Miss Welle
Mrs. Gardner
Roy Yaste
Mr Hoffman
Messrs
Hugh PF. Taggart
Jal Reynolds
Howard Robbinekt
Mises D. Jackson
Irs Harman
Charles Harman
Migzea
Mamie Feely
Agness Feely
All of
Baltimore
Lost rower of Speech Mr E N Jencks Arrives in Middletown
Mr E N Jencks of Wellsville NY has arrived in Middletown likely to stay through winter. A former lodge organizer for the Improved Order of Heptosophs he visits as a year end friend. He recently lost his speech last December due to unknown cause and now writes to communicate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fas
E. N. Jencks
Wellaville
Middletown
Jancke Fias
Frederick Tourists Stranded on South Mountain
Camden Remabarg, Charles Fegan and two ladies from Frederick were touring to Hagerstown in a Franklin when the car failed on South Mountain. They pushed it aside and walked to Boonsboro for the night. The next morning Fagan rode a trolley to Haverstraw and returned with a machinist to fix the car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camden Remabarg
Charles Fegan
Iadies
Frederick
Hagerstown
Franklin
South Mountain
Boonsboro
Fagan
Ha-verstows
Auction at courthouse doors sells dwelling for 490
Captain Walter Saunders, auctioneer, sold at the courthouse door this morning the two story dwelling of the late Pallip Walker on West South and Telegraph streets. Horace Walker purchased the property for 490 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herate
Walter Saunders
Courthaues
B Y. Goldaborough
Pallip Walker
Weat South
Telegraph Streets
Horace Walker
Honored by Railroad Company for Long Service
Oliver E McClow of East Third abroat, a retired Pennsylvania Railroad engineer, was sent for to Baltimore by railroad officials and presented with an Ernest pass for himself and wife valid on the entire Pennsylvania system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Railroad Co
Oliver E McClow
East Third Abroat
Pannsylvania Railroad Company
Baltimore
Ernest
Wifr
Pennsylvania Railroad
Divorce filing in local court named for John W Young
John W Young, through his counsel Joseph W. Gaver, has filed a bill for divorce seeking separation from his wife, Jessie H. Young, on grounds of abandonment. The petition states the parties reside in this city and cites third party issues in the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sreths Divorc
John W Young
Counzel
J.seph W. Gaver
Bas
Mena
Hig ‘Wits
Mrr
Jesaie
HE. Young
Lhs
Ex Gov Smith backs Baker in Maryland gubernatorial race
report from Baltimore News notes ex Governors John Walter Smith and E Jackson join for Baker of Frederick in Democratic bid. Miles and Robason promote Baker with Harford Allegany Montgomery Howard and Baltimore counties showing support while Eastern Shore counties split. Brown may run for Senate and party leaders seek solid backing before convention. Brown and ex Governors Jackson and Smith have historically mobilized forces for state tickets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Jackson
Frederick County
John Walter Smith
Baltimore News
E. Jackson
Jazepr D Baker
Frederick
Maryland
Joshua W. Miles
Somerset
Baker
Ozcil
Thomas
Rob Ason
Harford
Allegany
Montgomery
Howard
Baltimore
Talbott
Mr. Baker
Frank Brown
Bakr
Vietoy
Brown
Ooll_ conney
Garret
Carroll
Thor
Hia Nama
Fighting Booze Policy Spreads to Railroad Workers
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad plans to seek legal help to enforce a policy discouraging alcohol use among its employees. Fayette and Somerset counties courts may be asked to rule on denying liquor to on duty workers or those in uniform. Some railroad men allegedly drink on engines and in cabooses, leading to layoffs of Pittsburg and Connellsville division staff for overindulgence. Most Connellsville citizens praise the workers and condemn the recent disciplinary actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Connellaville Pa
Couurta
Fayette
Somerset
Pittsburg
Connellsvile
Connallyville
Connellaville
Meeting of Independents Oversees Hose Wagon Rules
The regular quarterly meeting of the independent Hoss Company was held that night. The standing committee read and approved the rules governing automobile hose wagon drivers. Members applying for driver positions must submit in writing before the announced deadline. The new boss wagon is under generation and expected to be hired by September 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoss Company
GenetrocHon
Black Goods Sale Highlights Damaged Remnants At Half Price
Joax D Hendrickson PSE Model advertises daily sales of wear and many items at big savings. From a Black Goods attack list a large lot of remnants including voiles and linens offered at half their value, noting 41 superior goods worth attention.
Separated skirts and shirts sale at bargain prices
We offer wool skirts in grey black and white check shirts at 298 with real value 500. The articles quality is right and the bargain is yours. We have stock at half price in several colors to clear our garment department over the next three weeks. We are clearing out and losing money in this business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bargaling
Oo Yard
Se Yard
Blendozan
July Clearance Sale at Wollens Silk and Silk Finished Petticoats
A July clearance from Pridg Miller offers deep discounts on all silk Petticoats in black and colored taffeta with features like wire tucked hems. Extra size options and near-silk varieties are marked down, plus stockings and kids wear at reduced prices. Names include Pridig & Miller and Wollens Silk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wollen
Onte
Sias
Childrtn
Plain Isle
Quanthy Bosted Ajistres Chudren
Pridig & Miller
Married in Unionville Barnes couple wed by Rev Betts
Harvey Ernest Reess and Galielmar Barnes, both of Unionville, were married in Unionville on Wednesday by Reverend V. S. Betts. The ceremony took place at the Unionville church with family and friends in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rerse— Barnes
Harvey Ernest Reess
Galielmar Barnes
Unionville
V. 8. Betts
Local Sales and Notices at Busy Corner News Shop
A cluttered local notice lists items for sale and upcoming events. It notes household goods like kettles, basins, soap jars, and a baseball bat, plus a window display of 10 cent articles. Also advertised are church picnic details, organ sales, and a bank series maturity notice with bank officers referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newa
Berlin
Local bargains and event notices in Frederick area
Local mention lists numerous bargain items at Shipley and Boost, including nickel plated coffee pot, potato masher, toilet paper, and soap, with prices and quantities. Also notes entertainment for Frederick City Hospital at Braddock Heights Auditorium on Monday July 29 at 7:30 pm, tickets 20 cents, and various local notices about restaurants, specials, and church reunions with speakers and schedules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shipley & Boost
Askea Babbite
Mennan
Frederick City
Braddock Heights
McCardell
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William UT Omlis Campbell
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Dronehmea Obation Campbell
Surin Cenr
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General Winfeld Seait Iy Cymmand
United States
Golden Gate
San Francisco
Paap
Montgomery Blan
Gend bin Lincoln
Silver
Wassinever
Gates
Karnmena
Matthew Alt
Mer
Karnlinre
Yat'l. Dist. Bureau
Mingsar Cigar Co
M.F. Davitt
Jacob Rosenatook
Market
Mre
Oburn
D. A. Wicklese
Bere Marsh
Shipley & Bopat -Wadgawood Cafe
Panny Arosdeddock Auditorium
Bury Cornar
Thos. Kamp Woo
L. M. Nixdorff
Eitenison’s
Suecrebary
Niewaers
Sunday Schools and Societies
John Panl Tyler
Flint Hill
To'atock
Schleysville
Micston
Sanday School
All Saints’ Episcopal Church
Re. John’s Catholic Church
H. Norwood
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Charles ¥. Busch
MPY
Lewistown
Makucky
Catoctin Furnace
Tree
Gospel Mission Worker
Lembert Building
West Patrick Street
Sanday Echool
A. J. Gill
Evangelical Reformed Church
E R. Bechbach
Panker
Wm Hammond Parker
Dhurch
Christian Endeavor
Presbyterian Church
Thomas Freeman Dixon
Trinity M
South
Worrow
John Paul Tyler
Epworth League
Airangera
Ray J W. Kiracote
Buckeystown M. FP
EQ. Makoaky
FB. Thomas
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Wood
Earle B. Wood
Pablo
Montgomery County
Providares Hospital
Washligoo
J E.R Wood
Boyde
lUnena
A M. Wood
New City
Cxtezeny
National Bank
Citizens
NAT. Bank
Capital
J.D. Bakier
OD. Bare WR
Zimmerman Samuel G. Duvall
Gro, WH
Saririt
Joan LU
Motter
Joan
Kamsbueg
Wat
G. Baker
J.D Barer
D. HB. Harcerr, Tos
A. Haute
Dantzr Baker
Joax D. Hendrickson
Fred. Co
Talaphona No
Telenbong
Remnanis
London
Wales
L K Mulls
John DR. Huendeiorson
Neidig & Miller
Secree
Rodoch
George
Rodoch & GO
Thos. P. Bite
Uge
Punemal Director
Thomas P. Rick
North
Ross MacKenzie
M. D
South Market &T
Mid
Margaret J. MacKenzie
South Market St
Feteeman
W. Franklin Street
EXYS
City Hotel
Ber Serrmamanly
OG. L. Refauver
Heure
Aptédly de Tas
A. Long
Ofice
North Market ST. Frederick
Pugildiy
Cramer & Stauffer
Cramer & Stauffer Noaher
Cramer DV
Biauffer
Fidelity Sondr
West Third Street
Wall
Brunswick
Braldock Heights
Zawellers
W. Taird
Detersvilla
Perens
Kes
Loogal
Planca
Baker & Hammonk
Frederick Oy
417 North Market Strand
Roufus M. Baker
Alonzo
North Market
Baxig
Caehier
Deak
Romeastic Building Association
Thas Beries
Serisa
Farmers’ & Mechanics’ National Bank
Joe. H. Harris
Frank O Norwood
J D Hendrickeer
Y Woertheimer
HW O Zacharias
John Baumgardner
F.B Sappitgtoo
Geo S Rodock
Sev'y and
Treas
Abe Rosenonr
Tae Penny Arcade
Wedgewood
Mark
Court Street
Panny Arcade
Reformed Sunday Schoole
Braddock Hoeighta
Thaoradsy
Rufous W. Miller
Philadelphia
A V. Ossselman
Reading
Wm. EB. Lamps
Sendal
Japan
Braddock Helehts
F.B
Sappington
Hap Fyreushick, MB
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