The Weekly News frederick review and advertisements
The issue promises a sixteenth page spread of local and general interest for Frederick readers. It highlights fiction by Lacy C Lillie, a piece on Old Abe, and department features for farm, household, and youth, plus sermons and current miscellany. Advertisers include Worthington, First National Bank, Frederick Co National Bank, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Diana
Lacy C Lillie
George & Elmer
Abe
Engle
Eighth Wisconsin Regiment
Lindsey Echadl Lee
Talmage
Mariigagee
G. H. Worthington
Mort
Far. & Mech
Nav Bank
First National Bank
Frederick Co Natl Bank
Geo
F. Thomas
Porniare
G. C. Carty
Purely Personal Notices From Frederick Readers
A collection of brief notices lists Miss Anna Groshon visiting Oakland and various Frederick residents traveling or visiting relatives in Baltimore Hagerstown Cumberland and Washington. Names include C Q Keedy Grove Deeg O Dennoughe Asrelsos Rickerd Davie Mahaffy Roblasor Schmidt Imogen Dorsey and Deborah Wiler plus Rev Edward McGrath and Prof C M Gow Jr. Activities span bicycle trips to Kingston Jamaica religious appointments and summer visits with families and friends.
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Katie Rickerd
Tramsville
Daisy Davie
Esai Pattck Street
Ijamsville
Henry C. Mahaffy
Roblasor
Wilmington
Del
Frederick
Louise Schmidt
Florence Schmidt
Batimore
Creacerstown
Joan Kieffer
John Garber
Hagerstown
Kemp Keefer
West Thirstreet
Washington
Edward McGrath
Loyola College
New York
Gail
Kingston
Jamaica
Jesuit College
Father McGrath
Baltimore
C. Mi Gow
Mr. Grow
Uth Market Street
Annapolis
Excursion to Tolchester Beach From Frederick Planned
A proposed excursion to Tolchester Beach from Frederick is likely for September under the auspices of the Independent Dom Band.
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Tolchester
Frederick
Dom Band
Cycle Tournament at Athletic Park in Frederick
The Frederick Bicycle Club plans a Labor Day event at Athletic Park featuring handicapped bicycle races in the morning a tournament in the afternoon and a dance at night. A single day fete aims to draw riders from local clubs with entries opening soon and prizes for winners.
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Athletic Park
Galant Knighis
Frederick Bicscle C.2d
Haetrs
Ang Frederick
Frederieck
Pega
Nevers
Law’s Grip Retains Suspect After Squirrel Shooting
Deputy Game Warden Stroup arrests Leslie Reich near Pearl for shooting a gray squirrel. At Magisterial hearing Reich is discharged as witnesses give conflicting testimony.
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Duageer
George W. Stroup
Leslie Reich
Pearl
Aeason
Magiarate Biser
Prisoser
Lewis Philips
Belch
Phillips
Reic
Reich
K Ling
Death notices for Catherine Lipps and Mildred Agnes Kennedy
Mrs Catherine Lipps relict of John Lipps died at home on West Patrick street after a sudden illness. She was in her 52nd year and leaves four sons and one daughter including J A C Lipps. Funeral from her home Saturday with interment at Olivet cemetery. Also listed is Mildred Agnes Kennedy infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas Kennedy who died Tuesday. funeral yesterday, burial at St Johns Cemetery. Linden Qenderfer listed as funeral director.
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Reich
Jacob Hall
Biser
Summers
Darrow
Bartgis
Summer
Batgis
Prederick
Barigis
Joi A. Simpson
Catherine Lipps
John Lipps
West Patrick Street
J. A. C. Lipps
Annie Lipps
Messrs
Louis, Thomas
Richard Lipps
Frederick
Mildred Agnes
Thomas Kennedy
John’s Cemetery
L. Qbenderfer
Fauers
Picnic Posters for Events at TER News Office
Poster notices advertise picnic and tournament posters in various sizes and styles. Patrons are urged to request samples and pricing at TER News office, the leading printer for all kinds of work.
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Taz News
TER News Cfise
Money in Bank Deposits by Five National Banks
The deposits currently on hand in the five national banks of Frederick total 220,184,918 dollars. Citl neona’ and First National show amounts 1,422,041,41 and 132,661,12 respectively. Frederick County, Sil 28,825, Famets & Meckeries’ 927,86652 and Central 201,621 83 rounds out the figures.
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Frederik
Citlneona
Flrat National
Frederick Courty
Sil
Famets& Meckeries
Central
Barbara Fritchie’s legacy from Mrs Abbott clarified
Mrs Julia M Abbott wife of Joan H Abbott of South Market Street writes to correct misinformation about Barbara Fritchie. She asserts Fritchie was educated enough to write her name, possessed papers from her beehive relative, and had a strong yet gentle character. Abbott provides details on Fritchie’s birth in Pennsylvania and German ancestry, noting she spoke no German.
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Barbara Fritchie
Julia M. Abtot
Joan H. Abbott
South Market Sirest
Abe
Abbott
Whittler
Market Routes and Varied Prices Report
An abundant morning market shows improved produce quality with corn and tomatoes priced lower at about eight cents per box. Buttered by limited Lima beans and general fruit quality, prices range from three to twelve cents per dozen for corn, with berries selling around three to four cents per cantaloupe.
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Frederick County
Bayview Asylum Overcrowding Weighs on Baltimore Officials
Dr William Lee met Mayor Hooper in Baltimore to discuss Bayview Asylum crowding. He proposed transferring many ceronic cases, mainly colored men, to Monteras Hospital in Frederick with similar annual costs of 150 dollars. Hooper will consult health commissioner before deciding on action.
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Wiliam Lee
Hooper
Baltimore
Bayview Asylum
Paysicam
Bayview
Montenac Hospital
Frederick
Monteras
Baystew
Commissioner of Health
Gecki
Frederick Residents View Annular Eclipse Through Smoked Glasses
Dozens of Frederick residents peered through smoked glass at the annular eclipse today. The moon obscured a substantial portion of the sun and daylight dimmed noticeably. Observers using opera glasses and field glasses achieved good views by holding smoked glass filters over the lenses.
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Frederick
Tolliop
Joulsus
Watermelon Run Opens Season By Bicycle Club
The first watermelon run of the season under the Bicycle Club begins this evening from Frederick to the Liberty Bridge. Elders are invited to join. The star departs from the Bicycle Club building at 7 30 o clock. Tickets available from Captain Harry Lochner Edward Halar or Murray Irish.
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Bicycle Club
Frederick
Liberty Tige
Cspain
Harry Lochner
Edward Ha‘lar
Olurray
First Maryland Melons Arrive in Baltimore From Nanticoke River
The first Maryland watermelons were distributed in Baltimore yesterday morning after arriving Tuesday night on the schooner Susanna Walker. Melons from the Nanticoke river sold for 18 to 25 dollars per hundred for select, 11 to 14 dollars for pilmes, and 5 to 7 dollars for civil.
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Maryland
Baltimore
Susanna Walker
Nanticoke River
Camp Meetings Move Through Milion Methodist Grove
A camp meeting will be held in the grove at Milion Methodist Church Foolesque Charge starting Saturday July 31 and closing August 15. The Salvationists began a camp meeting today on the old camp ground near Ridgeville to run for two weeks.
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Milion Methodist Church
Foolesque
Salvationists
Ridgeville
Relief payments detail for railways and lines
A statement of payments by the Penn sylvants Helipad Voluntary Rile? Department shows an aggregate of $4,812. Of this $1,495 was paid out on the Northern Central trailway and $5,293 on the Philadelphia Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad.
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BR KR
Pennsylvants
Department For
Jase
Wimningston and Biltmore
Monocacy River Clears With Muddy Flow
A well known fisherman reports the Monocacy River is muddy after a heavy spill and will likely stay turbid for a week to ten days. Local anglers expect limited fishing access until conditions improve.
Aldermen Meet To Approve Bonds Of City Employees
A meeting of the Board of Aldermen is held this evening to receive and approve the bonds of recently reappointed city employees.
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Board of Aldermen
Out His Hay in Court Square Brightens Scene
The grass in Court Square has been cut by Janvnor Kussmaal improving the appearance. At the Park the Reformed Sunday Schools hold a picnic today at Agricultural Park with notable participation.
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Court Square
Janvnor Kussmaal
Agricultural Park
Marriage Licenses Filed for Cannon and French
William Thomas Cannon and Aggie May French, both of Point of Rocks, appear on the marriage licenses list. The notice also advertises Hood's Sarsaparilla as a health tonic.
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William Thomas Cannon
Aggie May French
Point of Rocks
Higher Standards For the Maryland Legal Profession Promoted
The Maryland State Law Association met at Ocean City under Judge McSherry to urge tougher entry standards for lawyers. He praised historic Maryland legal figures, urged a three year bar exam system with a state board of three examiners, and proposed a unified state wide examination paid by applicants. The reforms seek to limit incompetent practitioners and raise the bar across Maryland.
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Wertbury
Bal
New York
Faw
Court of Appeals
Bar
Maryland
Chivalris Commonwealth
Willam Plokacy
Luther Martin
Reverdy Jokonoc
John VacLesr McMaton
John Nelson
Wiliam Schley
Thomas Donsidson
LN. Steel
G. Teackle Wallis
Roger Brooke Taoey
John Buchanan
John Carroll la Grand
John Mitchell Robinson
Richard Henry Alvey
Jedge McSherry
Meri
Louis E. McComas
Washington
Thomas G Mortie
United States District Court of
Baltimore
McSherry
Mistyland
Ber Association
Board of Law Examiners
Court of Apsesia
Board of Exsmicera
Committee On Legal Education
General Assembly
Two Bunches of Tomatoes Trialed by Mr Handley
Mr Joseph Handley of the Keefer Toms farm Araby presented two bunches of tomatoes to Tag Nawatecay. The trophy variety fruits were freely flavored. One bunch bore nine tomatoes on a togle stam the other five. Total weight two pounds and a
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Joseph Handley
Keefer Toms
Araby
Tag Nawatecay
Democratic Conventions Nominates Comptroller and Clerk
The Democratic State Convention met in Baltimore and nominated State Senator Thomas A. Smith for comptroller and J. Frank Ford for clerk of the Court of Appeals. It adopted a new financial plank with mixed reactions from party leaders, and Frederick County elected J Roger McSherry and Dr J W Downey to the State central committee.
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Saith
A. Leo Knatt
J. Roger McSherry
J. W. Downey
Charles N Hargett
Frederick County
D Columbus Kemp
Frederick Caltts
Smith
Aberdeen water works dedicated and civic notes
Allegacy Grove camp meeting opened with religious observance. The Aberdeen water works were dedicated. Cumberland seeks reassessment work to resume. A synopsis of the will of Gen William McKenney of Queen Annes published. The sixth biennial convention of theatrical mechanics adjourned. B and O Cumberland rolling mill eyed for manufacturing use. Arrests of two colored men at Crisfield for assault on a woman and her child. John D. Garther qualified as inspector of State tobacco warehouse No. 5 to succeed B Frank Duvall. Adjutant General Wilmer censured Major Charles M Barbaker of the Fourth Regiment MNG. Prof Richerd Burmeister resigns from Peabody Conservatory. The English Evangelical Lutheran Synod began its fifth biennial conversion at Emmanuel Oberch Schroeder and Peircestresta in Baltimore.
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Allegacy Grove
Aberdeen
Cumberland
Wiliam McKenney
Queen Anne's
Milwaukee
Crisfield
John D. Garther
State Tobacco Warehouse No
Baltimore
Emmanuel Oberch
Schroeder
South Mountain Ores Promising Copper Discoveries Publicized
A Colorado miner reports rich copper and silver finds in the South Mountains near Adams and Franklin county lines. Promoters including Congressman Sulzer and Thomas A. Hilson plan stock companies and leases. Edison’s representative claims a processing method will boost profitability. Past attempts by Col. H Demming and Harrie Borg yielded no results. Waynesboro has seen renewed interest amid other local discoveries, suggesting a bright but uncertain future.
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York
Suter
New York
Thomas A. Hilson
Edison
OFFICERS ELECTED FOR INTER STATE FREDERICK BRANCH
The Frederick Branch of the Inter State Telephone Company held its annual meeting in the First National Bank building. After routine business the election re elected the existing management including President L A Carr of Durham NC Vice President Dr P D Faurney Frederick Secretary Treasurer Julius J Carr of Dar b N C and General Manager Edgar L Miller of Frederick The Board of Directors includes L A Carr Dr P D Faurney Jax B Walker G20 W Watte J Carr Robert L Carr and Edgar L Miller The company plans to extend the entire system of the laser state company.
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Inter-State Company
Frederick
Inter-State Telephone Company
First National Bank
Tu Tnesa
Cilizera
L- A. Carr
Durham
North Carolina
PB. D. Fihrney
Julisn
Carr
Darban
N. C
Edgar L. Miller
L A. Carr
P. D. Faurney
Jax
B. Walker
W. Watte
J. Carr
Robert L. Carr
Edgar L. Miler
Pha Compsnay
Laser State Company
Funeral of Clevyy Edward D Aars at Mount Carmel
The funeral for Clevyy Edward D Aars who died at his Bartonsville home Sunday night was held yesterday at two o clock in Mount Carmel Church. Reverend Farring conducted the services with pallbearers Joseph Hartman Arthur Hamfied Calvin Kolb Joseph Kunkle George Grammitt and Robert Mercer. interment followed in the church graveyard. C Carty was the funeral director.
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Clevyy
Edward D’ Aars
Bartonsville
Mount Carmel
Hev. Farring
Joseph Hartman
Arthur Hamfied
Calvin Kolb
Joseph Kunkle
George Grammitt
Robert Mercer
C. Carty
Grand Army Day Excursion and Tickets on Sale
Blfemen plan a Baltimore and Big Ridge trip on Tuesday August 3 with Riflemen excursion tickets from Frederick for 3 days. Grand Army Day on Wednesday August 4 offers a 150 dollar round trip entertainment option. Mizpah Chapter No 9 Order of the Eastern Star meets Friday July 30 at 8 pm in Masonic Hall to adopt by laws. Emma R. Gittinger secretary.
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Baltimore
Big Ridge
Frederick
Nottes
Mizpah
Order of the Eastern Tar
Masonic Hall
Emma R. Gittinger
Picnic and Camp Meeting Events At Frederick Area
The Evangelical Lutheran Sunday schools host a picnic at Brad dock Heights on Friday with music by the Frederick Select Band. Shuttles run from Market and Patrick streets at set times. Round trip fares include grounds access with 16 cents for adults. Baltimore and Ohio Railroad offers 70 cent excursion tickets from Frederick May 29 to August 8 for Mt. airy camp meeting, with trains Sunday August 1 leaving Frederick at 6:60 am and 7:00 am and returning from Mt. Airy at 7:17 pm.
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Evangelical Lutheran Sunday Schools
Braddock Heights
Frederick
Cara Willsave
Patrick Atrees
Mt. Atry
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Rean Angas Dth
Ms. Airy
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