In History July 28 Obituaries and Events
On July 28 in history several notable figures died or events occurred. The list includes Theodosius II, the infant emperor, and naval officer William Bainbridge. Also noted are Joseph Bonaparte, Hans Christian Andersen, Cardinal Ledrohowski, Jehan Georges Vibert, and broader events such as the destruction of the Spanish Armada by fire ships and Russian forces attacking Fort Arthur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodosius the Younger
Mianuxseh Cutler
Marella
Hampton
Mass
Willam Bainbridge
Princeton
Joseph Bonaparte
Napoleon I
Naples
Florence
Hans Christian Andersen
Cardinal Ledorhowski
Bismarck
Lucerne
Jehan Georges Vibert
Sium
Fort Arthur
Lutherans Hold 12 000 Attendance at Pen-Mar Reunion
The annual Lutheran reunion drew about 12 000 parsons from Maryland Virginia West Virginia Pennsylvania and D C with 800 traveling from Baltimore. Professors and choirs led the afternoon music while Rev Dr David H Bauslin delivered the landing address on Luther in America and Lutheran missions were discussed by Rev Dr R P Peery. Traffic to Pen Mar eased by Blue Mountain Express and trolleys carrying Frederick and Hagerstown crowds home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pen-Mar
Maryland
Virginia
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
District of Columbia
Baltimore
Ali P.m
Bohl
Memorial Lutheran Church
Shippensburg
W. A. Nickles
Afmas Irene Biak
Charley Mowers
R. M. Rebuck Cornatiata
George W. Enders
York, Pa
Luther
A. G. Fastnacht
Work
Tuther
Bndienos
Sophia Jepson
H. 0. Huithoox
Shepherdstown
W. Va
R. P. Peery
Philadelphia
Lutheran Church and
Minsiong
David E. Bauslin
Spring Held
Ohio
G. Hefiebower
Pennsylvania College
Gettynburg
David H. Bauslin
General Synod
United States
Bauslin
Lutheran World
Wittenburg College
Springfield
America
Japan
Lutheran Church
Hos
Danmark
Germany
Frederick
Hagerstown
Blue Mountain Expres
Park
Blue Mountain House
Hageratown
Frederick County
Local Market Quotas Reported by Mr Waring Tyson
The Local Mart notes buying quotas for today show corn at 62.65 per barrel and 58 canta per bushel shelved. New Wheat No 3 red 790 Meamer, 690 per bushel, rejected 650 per bushel, damaged 600 per bushel. Ota priced at 40 cant per bushel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Waring
Tyson
Turn It Into Cash Advertisement Request
A reader seeks to liquidate unwanted items by placing an ad in The News. The notice urges finding buyers quickly and converting possessions into cash through newspaper advertising.
Fatal kitchen fire near Jefferson claims Miss Fannie Anderson
Miss Anderson 55 years old died in a blaze at her nephew Charlea Summers home near Jefferson. She used coal oil to start a fire in a three gallon can and the oil exploded. Neighbors Mr Wagner and Mr Summers extinguished the flames after discovering the burning kitchen and body. Services were held at the Catholic Church in the manor and interment followed. She leaves three sisters and is aunt to local residents, including Mrs Lewis Orom and Mr George Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannie Anderson
Charlea Summers
Jefferson
Mrs. Summers
Mr. Summers
Miss Anderson
Miles Anderson
M. R. Etohtaon
Mary Rosskey
Near Petereville
Wm. B. Taylor
Washington
George Koblenberg
Baltimore
Lewis Oro
Bear Down Club Picnic At Braddock Heights
The third annual Bear Down Club picnic at Braddock Heights drew a crowd after 1 PM with dancing and games. Mayor Smith and Aston Andera played dominoes against ex Sheriff Troxell and Woodward in a tied match. prizes were awarded for ugliest member and prettiest lady, with delays for judges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock Heights
the Heights
Smith
Aston Andera
Charles P. Troxell
Wm. A Woodward
A. P. Marsh
Woodward
Aaron Anders
Stephen Q. Geiabert
Alban M. Wood
Migs Nannie Brengie
Maryland Association of the Deaf Convention in Baltimore
The Maryland Association of the Deaf will hold a convention in Baltimore in August 1964 at the Baltimore Society for the Deaf hall on Madisen Street near Calvart. More than 100 delegates are expected and a mayoral representative will deliver the welcome. The group plans an excursion on August 2 and a Grove No. 8 picnic at Druid Hill Park, with a Braddock Heights outing on August 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland Association of the Deaf
Baltimore
Baltimore Society For the Deaf
Madisen Street
Calvart
Timanna
Baltimore Society of the Deess
Grove No
Druid Hill Park
Braddock Heights
Young Gardener Chauncey Legg Wins Local Contest
Master Chauncey Legg aged six, son of Mr and Mrs Edgar Legg of Glen Ellen, claimed the champion young gardener title. He sent cucumbers to friends in the city, featuring long smooth fruits up to six inches and one pound three quarters in weight, admired as specimens fit for an experienced farmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Channesy Legg
Edgar Legg
Glen Ellen
Chaunceay
Arrivals At Hotel Braddock Include West Virginia Visitors
At Hotel Braddock yesterday Mrs A Turner and daughter Rachel along with Mrs H L Snyder and two young daughters from Shapherda town West Virginia were among arrivals. Mr J E Bruil of New York left the hotel visiting his family. Rev Fe Marr of Immacolata Catholic church Washington spent the past week there. Farm sale reports Mr Joseph K Hays near Emmiteburg sold his farm to Ray Murray rector John G Murray of Ss Michael and AN Angeles Baltimore will use the property as a summer home for himself and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hotel Braddock
Joseph K. Hays
Emmiteburg
Ray
John G. Murray
Ss. Michael's
AN Angeles
Baltimore
Mr. Murray
Goshorn and Kennedy Tie Simple Nuptials in Greencastle
John Marry Goshorn of Shippangborg Pennsylvania and Nettie Kennedy of Greencastle Pennsylvania were quietly married yesterday by Rev. S. M. Hench at his North Market Street residence.
Methodiec Picnic Promises Fun at Braddock Heights
The annual Mathadhat Episcopal Sunday school picnic is planned for Wednesday August 9 at Braddock Heights. Organizers expect an interesting time for attendees and families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodiec
Mathadhat Episopal Sunday School
Braddock Heights
Personal notices from Myersville and nearby towns
Local diary items list Markwood D Harp and others visiting relatives in Atlantic City Baltimore Washington Philadelphia and Hagerstown. Mentions include Dr Noah Barnes Dr P D Fahrney M L Beard Rev J Newton Brown Ella Blumenberg Anna Graham and families in Myersville Braddock Heights and Wolfsville with trips to Baltimore Philadelphia and Atlantic City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Markwood D. Harp
East Church Street
Cutesball
Atlantic City
Amy Rios
Baltimore
Noah Barnes
New London
P. D. Fahrney
Enet Church Atreat
Hagoerstows
Geo
Rodock
North Markes Atreat
Bnaiissa
H. E. Gelser
Robert
Eli Nicodemus
Griffith
Washington
Arthur Potts
Court Square
Masea Ora
Mazie Schmidt
North Market Street
D. V. Harp
Myersville
M. L. Beard
Middletown
Williamsport
Harrie E. W. Storm
Frank Leonard Monroe
J. Newton Brown
Dover
N. J
Joseph Brown
Ella Blumenberg
A.M. Landauer
Anna Graham
C. F. Goodell
Braddock Heights
George M. Warrenfeltz
Gomanche
Texas
Wolfsville
Carris Niosidemue
Allen Thayer
Philadelphia
Wm. H. Compher
Margaret
East Patrick Street
Charlestown
W.a
Rena Slinglaff
Minnie Whitman
Bewell Slinglaff
East Second Street
Mary Ward
Lucie Davie
Lawndale
Barnes
Hagerstown
Royal Giants Triumph Over Broderick Team in Uneventful Game
A fair crowd at Athletic Park watched the Royal Giants of New York defeat the Broderick club 29 to 5. The Frederick lineup lacked regulars and the battery, led by Brast and Brust, proved effective, while the Giants benefited from strong defense and timely hitting. Two-baggers came from Creager Brust Eisenhawer Brown Haws, with Talbott fanning six and Andrews four. Eisenhauer umpired. Shank assisted as scorer. game time two hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athletic Park
Royal Giants
New York
Broderick
Frederick
Giants
Frederick Creager
Ostoh
Brast
Hooper
Bennett
Talbots
Pitoh
Grove
Rightsield
Quinno
Blaenhauer
Bohimmell
Dorsey Robinson
James
Payne
Brown
A. Robinson
Thas
Wright
Hawk
Johnson
Andrews
Creager
Brust
Eisenhawer
The
Fredericks
Haws
Talbott
Thomas Eisenhauer
Umpha
Wm. J. Shank
Grandson of Judge Alvey Drowns In Sailing Accident
Judge Richard H. Alvey of Hagerstown learns of the death of his 13 year old grandson Howard Allen son of J A G Allen of Mill Creek West Virginia. The boy reportedly capsized from a small sailboat on the Tygart River. His body to be buried beside his mother Rosa Hill Cemetery in Hagerstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard H. Alvey
Hagerstown
District of Columbia Court of Appeals
Howard Allen
J. A. G Allen
Mill Creek
W. Va
Tygarta River
Mary Alvey
Judge Alvey
Glenn H. Worthington
Frederick
Allen
West Virginia
Hagerstowe
Rosa Hill
Euchre Party at Hotel Braddock Delights Social World
At Hotel Braddock last night a euchre party drew seven tables with strong interest. Mrs P K Long won the first ladies prize a gold jewel case and D R Grove of Hagerstown took the first gentlemen’s prize a stick pin. Booby prizes went to Mrs John Pask of Washington and Mr Ned Spohn. Mrs HM Turner of Shepherdstown WV won the consolation prize. Mrs John Peak earned candy for skillful euchre. The event followed many similar gatherings since the hotel opened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hotel Braddock
Andre
P. KE. Long
D. R. Grove
Hagersown
John Pask
Washington
Ned Spohn
HM. Turner
Shepherdatown
W. Va
John Peak
Hotel Braddoox
Assault by a tramp over a joke near Fountain Rock
Mr. Barrick, while plowing along the Northern Central Railroad, was assaulted by a tramp who misinterpreted a jokey remark You had better go to work. The tramp then retrieved a pistol from his coat and struck Barrick with its butt, leaving a deep head wound before fleeing. police have not yet apprehended him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarenos Barrick
Fountain Rock
Mr. Barrick
Deaths and civic notes from Maryland events
John R Hughlett Sr died at his Trappe home in Talbot county. John Lettis aged about 75 and John Peace aged 70 died in Port Deposit. Robert L Warntz resigned as Anne Arundel election supervisor. Gov Warfield named Dr John A Davin to the State Board of Pharmacy. Allegany Grove Y M C A opened under W L Radcliffe. Ocean City charter for a long planned frontier pier project approved. Legislative public printing contract not awarded amid tampering evidence in last session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R. Hughlett
Trappe
Talbot County
Western Maryland
Fr.McKenny
St. Charion' College
Elliott City
John Ltttls
John Peace
Port Deposit
Robert L. Warntz
Anns Arundel County
Warfield
John A. Davin
State Board of Pharmacy
David R. Millard
Allegany Grove
Ocean City
Atlantic Hotel
Myers Cottage
William McKew
Board of Public Works
Annapolis
Fisherman Lewis Simmons hauls fourteen fish at Monocacy
Mr Lewis Simmons fishing along the Monocacy yesterday caught fourteen fine fish. The Independent Hose Company holds its regular quarterly meeting tonight at eight. Rev J H Balthin of Trinity M E church South conducted a safe vice at Weasley Grove Camp yesterday afternoon. The United hose wagon horses weighed yesterday at 1209 and 1100 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Simmons
Independent Hose Company
O'Aioak
J. H. Balthin
Trinity M. E. Church
Weasley Grove
United Hose
Picaica Tomorrow Picnics Held by Local Lodges
Community picnics organized by Mt. Zion and affiliated groups will take place tomorrow at Wildwood Park in Mt. Atry or nearby venues. Edward Bentz returned home on East Fourth Street after a five week stay in City Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peimarica
Frederick
Picaica
Edward Bentz
East Fourth Street
City Hospital
Bank Officials and Officers Named in Historic Ledger
A historical ledger lists President Vice-President H D Baker and WM G Zimmerman as vice presidents with Samuel G Dovall as cashier and Acat cashier. Surplus figures show $100,000 and $250,000 alongside names such as Jupex Jas McBURrry D E Keravver Qxv Wa BuiTH J D Baker Soper Mo D Morrzr DB H Haragri Joan Ramsnoga Tos B Balien Wa G Barre M THoman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preaident
H.D. Baker
WM. G. Zimmerman
Samuel G. Dovall
Qxv
Buith
J.D. Baker
Soper Mo
D. Morrzr
H. Haragri
Joan 5. Ramsnoga
Tos
B. Balien
Bricks Found Substandard Prompt City Inspectors
A rumor claimed that bricks from the Rammond Company would be condemned by city authorities. The company has been advised that some bricks do not meet sample standards and will be replaced with quality bricks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rammond Company
Atsted
Falas
Friday Night Dance at Braddock Heights Tonight
Local notice announces a regular Friday night dance at Braddock Heights with multiple departure times for care, a schedule for wagons, and a note on ice supply and sewing supplies from Frederick merchants. It references gas ranges, a college opening in 1905, and a Sunday special train to Baltimore and Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock Heighta
Johnston Hendrickson Silk Petticoats Offer
Classified note for silk petticoats and black silk coats with prices and colors. Mentions delivery service and contact Cecil & Gorman at 406 North Market Street for orders and demonstration.
Deer Park Hotel season opens with renovated facilities
Deer Park Md hosts the opening of a renewed Allegheny Mountain Hotel with cottages, new livery, and amenities like bowling, tennis, golf, and pools. Two cottages available now. rooms filled as renovations attract guests. Through service and rail link from major cities spurs a bright season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deer Park
Baltimore & Ohio
New York
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Washington
Cincinnati
Louisville
St. Louis
Wheeling
Columbia
Chicago
Pittsburg
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the Daily News
Oather
Wasuinetom
Vv. Ly. Moons
Weather Bureau
Pearre’s
Pharmacy Horse Shoer
P.M. Eader
Wm. Anderson FF
MR. R. Als
Sos Markey
A .O. O. Carty Doll Bros
Rodock & Co
O. Thos, Kemp
P Bonnets Waldig & Miller
R. E. Creager
Bea
Carty
Lutheran Reunion
Pen- Mar Park
Olan
Fanne
Bear Down
Liz
Cint
Maryland Dead Association
Alvey Meeta
Clarence Barrick
News OF the
J. Heteley Keller
Anders
Homer
Chimney
Wm. E. Haho
E.S. Mobley & Bro
A. O. McOsidell
Citizens National Bank
Citizens’ Nat Bank
Frederick. MD
Officera
D. Baker
WM. G. Baker
Jupex Jas, McBurrry D.E. Keravver
Wa. G. Barre
M. Thoman
Daniel Baker
Wr. Anderson
Frederick, Md
Ostroll Manor Woode
Buckeystown
Frederick Select Orchestra
Frederick Gas & Exec. Co
Booth Market St
W. C. Jonxson
Board of Visitors
Anderson
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Ospital
Monumental City
John Hendrickson
Serquie Mopel
A&s
Neidig & Miller
Nmie & Miller’s
Evers
Housekeaper
George
TMB
Lo Pach
Hamburg
Rodour
Thos. P. Rice
Rpossas P. Rice
Fredexige County
R. H. E. Peterman
Franklin Street
Yandanly
E. Kefauver
Church Street
Belant
Onx
A. J. Eichelberges
N. W
Cecil & Gorman
Wast Patrick
Aandanly
News Job Printing Department
B. Sappington
Ummer Goods
Eale Ablenat
City Hall
Newsprarerhil
Mt. Carmel Bazar
Basurdey
Paine
Monpey & Bro
Weat Patrick Bt
Patriarchs Militanta
Sovereign Grand Lodge
Baltimore & Oho
Pointe
Polata
Palladelphia
Poin Ta
Cape May
Ocean Olby
Sea Isle City
Rehoboth
Beach
Cal
Air Baltimore & Ohio
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