July 27 in History and notable events
Entries recount events from 1675 Turenne killed near Sulzbach in Alsace and 1842 the Golden Gate burned at sea with 180 lives lost and 1.4 million in gold. Also noted are 9914 Austria invading Servia and England proposing a peace conference as Russia pressed Austria to modify Servia demands. Celestial notes list Mars, the Morning Star, and other planets visible near the horizon around 9 pm.
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Tureune
Sulzbach
Alsace
Thomas Campbell
Golden Gate
San Francisco
Panama
Austria
Servia
England
Russia
Dismond From The Sky and Other 1920s Notices
Fragmented listings show a mix of sales and rentals including tents for rent, for sale at 134 W Third St, Opera House notices, Tess of the Storm Country clearance, Buy Everything Now promotions, Empire theater item Dismond From The Sky and Marvel The Little White Violet, plus Dandelion Liver Disks and local stores Greenawalt's and Fred Savings Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dutrow
W. M. Rhoads
Third St
A. E. Fisher Opera House
Tess of the
B. Rosenour & Sona
C. E. Cline Empire
Dismond
Sky
Marvel
Fred Savings Store
Greenawalt's
Camp Minnehaha Hosts Montg. Area Youth Campout
A Mt Airy group camps along the Monocacy near Frederick naming their site Camp Minnehaha and hosting a birthday reception for Kathleen Bowman. Chaperones Mrs Bank and Mrs Heard oversee Miss Bowman and a list of attendees from Mt Airy area also join, with autos transporting the revelers. Campers report a highly enjoyable outing for both groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MS. Airy
Monogacy
Frederick
Minnehaha
Wm. Bank
William Heard
Edna Devilbiss
Beth Heard
Nannie Bank
Prudence Willard
Mary Roland
Kathleen Bowman
Herman Wilson
Carlton Molesworth
Frank Willard
George Molesworth
Victor Clay
Fannie Smith
North Carolina
Belle Runkles
Ella Heard
Riddiemoser
Eddie Beatty
Raymond Brandenburg
Harold Molesworth
Roger Devilbiss
James Wilson
Harvey Bowman
Rev. Gover
Corydon Gowman
William Blank
Fire Insurance Co Elects New Director and Declares Dividend
At the regular semi annual meeting of the People’s Fire Insurance Company John W Holter was elected a director replacing the late M C Coblentz. A 3 percent semi annual dividend was declared. Assets totaled 167037.04 with policyholder surplus 131764.94. Fire losses for six months stood at 48 percent, premiums and expenses 23 percent. FG Cover of Easton Md second vice president and W F Allen of Salisbury attended as out of town directors. The company has agents in nearly every county and in Baltimore city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
People’s Fire Imsurance Company
John W Holter
Board of County Commissioners
M. C. Coblentz
Baltimore City
Among the Sick and Medical Updates in Frederick
Reports from Frederick City Hospital note Miss Lillie Heim recovering well after appendicitis surgery. Mrs A E Toms on East Second Street shows improvement after several days of illness. Dr Roy Smith, home on Rockwell Terrace, is convalescing and able to move about. Additional line mentions Samaleimer Brown Jr and Mrs eee O2 at Done.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillie Héim
Frederick City Hospital
A. E Toms
East Second Street
Roy Smith
Rockwell Terrace
C. F. Schroedel
Frederick
Baltimore Hospital
Gut
Public Park Plan Emerges From Graveyard Debate in Frederick
The Civic Club and Board of Trade forge a step toward turning the old Bentz Street Reformed graveyard into a public park and botanical gardens. A committee will consult the Evangelical Reformed church to gauge consent for land transfer, with plans for a non paid Park Commission sharing control between city appointees and church representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reformed Church
F. C
Hargett
Frederick
C'vic Club
The
M. GC. A
J. M. Cronenburg
Board of Trade
D. John Markey
Frank C. Hargett
Bentz Street
Frederick Armory
Evangelical Reformed Church
Civic Club
Wilcoxon and Brown
R. S. J. Darrow
B. F. Retch
J. D. Baker
Charlotte Baker
J. ™. Pronenburg
Major Markey
Frederick Educational Botanical Gardens
David Bentz
To Work In Shell Factory at Oat eeds
Miss Amy Jones who sold here about a month ago for her home in Swindon England has written Miss Louise Johnson branch superintendent of the Frederick Girls Friendly Society that she expects to begin work soon in making shells in an English ammunition factory for supplying the army.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amy Jones
Swindon
England
Louise Johnson
Frederick Girls’ Friendly Society
Auction sale of lots in Hamilton addition to Routzahn trustees
Harvey R. Lease sold eight lots in Hamilton addition to John Francis Smith and Guy K Motter trustees at eleven o'clock this morning for 0 each and one jot to Charles Routzahn on behalf of Gilmore R Frantz for 36 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey R
John Francis Smith
Guy K Motter
Hamilton
Charles Routzahn
Gilmore R. Frantz
Fedderline and Rathentocer Wed in Local Ceremony
Walter M. Fedderline and Emma FE Rathentocer were married in Chiccite on Saturday. The service was conducted by Rev. Bartlett Bosers of the First Baptist Church in a city ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mas
Jacob Quinn
Quinn
Lutherans of Frederick County Hold Eighth Annual Picnic
With favorable weather a large crowd is expected at the Eighth Annual Reunion of the Lutheran churches of Frederick county at Hraddock Heights tomorrow. The Loysville Orphans Band will perform in the day and pass through Frederick en route to Middletown for a concert this evening. Rev J C Bowers of Catonsville will speak on Patriotism and Lutheranism tomorrow afternoon, followed by Rev W A Hartman of Middletown on The Larger Lutheran Church. A pastors and Sunday Schools meeting closes the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Hraddock Heights
Loysville
Frederick
Middletown
Evangelical Lutheran Church
J. C. Bowers
Catonsville
W. A. Hartman
Lutheran Choir of
Lutheran Sunday School
Thrilling storm voyage on Long Island Sound ends in tow
David C. Winebrener II and a St Paul’s School companion drifted five hours after a July storm flooded their motor boat on the Long Island Sound. An ocean tug towed the stricken craft to New London harbor. A luggage loss valued at over $70 occurred when a barrier tide hampered recovery near a pier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David C. Winebrener, II
D. C. Winebrener
Court Street
Long Island Sound
New London
Winebrewer
Heegan
Frederick Tennis Club Tournament at Hood College
Frederick Tennis Club hosts a week long event on Hood College courts with singles results from yesterday and today. Notable wins include Walter F. Zeigler over E. Austin James 6 4, William Wren over Edward Delaplaine 6 1 6 3, Austin Pearce over W N Jolliffe 6 2 6 1, Margaret Ford over Virginia James 6 1 6 0, and Hubert Bowers over Reginald Hammond 6 3 6 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Tennis Club
Hood College
Walter F. Zeigler
E. Austin James
William Wren
Edward
Austin Pearce
W. N. Jolliffe
Margaret Ford
Virginia James
Marian Douglass
Hubert Bowers
Reginald Hammond
Scholl Hersperger
Frank Castle
Sunday School League Schedule Revisions Issued
The Sun day school league released revised games for the week with matches spread across Cadet Field Agricultural Park and Act tural Park. Presbyterians battle Leaders and Grace Reformers face S Tim othy s in Dubai placeholder?
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterians
Cadet Field
Grace Reformers
S. Timothy's
Agricultural Park
M. E
Lutherans
Reformers
Vu. B
St. Timothy's
Acticultural Park
Trinity
Eel Field
Pres
Arterians
New Pavements in Front of Four Dwellings on East Patrick Street
Brief items report four new pavements laid in front of Vr Jeeeo DL Rautman’s four dwellings on East Patrick Street. The improvements enhance foot access and street appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vr Jeeeo DL Rautman
Patrick Titeet
Eye lid flesh removal to cure ptosis restores sight
Mrs. Anne Schroeder of Frederick undergoes a delicate operation at Presbyterian Eye, Ear and Throat Hospital in Baltimore to remove a strip of flesh from each eyeball, lifting drooping lids and restoring unimpaired vision. The procedure, similar to one performed 20 years earlier by the same surgeon, involved delicate suturing and risks to the eye.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Schroeder
Charles F. Schroeder
East Patrick
Presbyterian Eye, Ear and Throat
Baltimore Street
Baltimore
Schroedel
Lancaster
Frederick County Freed From Foot and Mouth Quarantine
Frederick county is free from all quarantine and restrictions after a foot and mouth disease outbreak near Greenfield Mills in late April. Maryland has no active quarantine except stock yards in Baltimore. The order taking effect today marks the change. The Trinity M church South Sunday school picnic will be held along the Monocacy at Reifs Ford on Tuesday August 3. Members assemble at 10 o'clock and will be conveyed to the grove by automobile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Greenfield Mills
Maryland
Baltimore
Trinity M Church
South
Reifch
Real estate and loan notices from Cramer & Stauffer
For sale listings include a fine three story brick house on West Church Street with 10 rooms and bath a hot water heating plant private sewer and an elegant modern interior Lot measures 60 by 300 feet with an additional 9 room frame house water in house alley rear fruit on lot and proximity to East Patrick Street near New City Hotel Also offered are a six room flat with modern conveniences two modern cottages at Braddock Heights 20 acre farm near Winchester Va three productive farms near Petersville and bargains in Frederick County Morera dwellings in Frederick City priced at 2960 on mortgage 1 2 per cent calls Cramer & Stauffer 25 Court St
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West Church Street
East Patrick Street
Braddock Heights
Winchester
Petersville
Frederick County
Morera
Frederick City
Offre
Cramer & Stauffer
Court St
Great Braddock Picnic Set Near Clifton in 1915
The Great Braddock Picnic is to be held in Mrs. Mercer's woods near Clifton on Saturday August 14 1915 with music from Yellow Springs and O U A M bands. Speakers include Rev Wilber A Hartman Rev S A Hedges Middletown Rev Brown Baltimore Rev R S Poffenbarger Woodsboro and Hon Emerson C Harrington and Hon H Dorsey Etthison. Cars run every half hour and refreshments served by S J Gladhill.
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Great Braddock
Mrs. Mercer
Picnic Notice For Buckets Town M P Sunday School Event
Picnic notice states Buckets town M P Sunday School will picnicate on Wednesday July 2 along the Monocacy east of Buckets town. The Yellow Springs Concert Band will provide music. Also listed are services including excavating hauling and removal of dead animals and local business names F M Boone 525 N Bentz Street and J L Bradshaw.
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Bucketstown
Yellow Springs
Desirable small farms for sale by Albaugh and Harrington
Albaugh and Harrington advertise 44 acres of fertile land with buildings and fence near a station and churches, plus 21 acres on a good road to Frederick with fruit and September possession. Also offered are building lots on East Third Street and other farms. Storm insurance urged. exclusive agents for Remington, Smith-Premier and Monarch Typeworkers. Market St phone 74.W.
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B. & C. Station
Frederick
East Third Street
Remington, Smith-Premier & Monarch
Albaugh! & Harrington
Market St
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Daily News
Mars
Jupiter
Washington
United States Weather Bureau
Monocacy
Mt. Airy
W. Holter
Ligense
Samaleimer Brown, Jr
Lit
Ian
Niewspaper
Bentz St
Shell Factory
Oat Eeds
Hymeneas
Lutheran Picnic
Frederick Club
Edmondston
William E. Viett
Rockville
Montgomery County
Viett
Arne Schroedel
Citizens’ National Bank
John D. Hendrickson
Amle Goods
Pailasolh
Frederick, MD
Capital
Palm Beach
Theatore
Oaces President
WM. G. Baker
H. D. Baker
Saheene
Meidig & Miller
WM. G. Zimmerman
Samuel G. Duvall
Joseph McDivit
Geo. Wim. Smith
Daniel Baker
John
Bo Yard
Neidig & Miller
Potts & Griffin
Markwood D. Harp
and Insurance
New City Hotel
Pythian Castle
Mt Carmel M. P. Church
J. G. Miller
Pearl
National Biscuit Co
Blue Ribbon Grocery
Braddock
Sam
C. W. King
F. M. Boone
N. Bentz Street
J. L. Bradshaw
Agast
Thomas P.rice
Jones
North Market Street
Grayson
Mercer
Jarick
R. R
Pike
State Road
Country Village
Ythian Castle
Graygon H. Staley
Grayson H. Staley
Dui
Mt. Pleasant
C. A. Thomas
Albaugh & Harrington
Real Estate and Insurance
Cleen
Oltory
Hieq
Librars
X. RL & D. Mantz
South Market Street
Lourren L. Welty
John T. Lewise
Stre Frederick, Md
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