Among the Sige: Those From Frederick and Vicinity Confined to the House
Frederick area residents face illness and medical updates as several local individuals are listed as sick or recovering. Frank Johnson on Highth street is quite ill while Miss Mildred Greenwalt on Madison avenue appears on the sick list. Mrs. W. C. Hamlett recovers well after City Hospital surgery. W. A. Lear underwent appendicitis surgery yesterday at City Hospital. John M. Hartman of East Third street, who fell at Lakesville, shows improvement though remains sore and mostly confined at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Frank Johnson
Highth Street
Mildred Greenwalt
Madison Avenue
W. C. Hamlett
City Hospital
W. A. Lear
John M. Hartman
East Third Street
Lakesville
Wis
Investigation of Infant Death in Petersville District
Acting on instructions from D. Princeon Buckey, Dr Levin West and Judge Lloyd led an inquiry into the death of Fannie Quiden’s newborn child. After examining the body and interviewing the mother, officials declared natural causes, issuing a burial permit, despite reports of finger marks on the infant’s neck suggesting strangulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Princeon Buckey
Willard
Levin West
Judge Lloyd
Petersville
Fannie Quiden
Brunswick
Knoxville
Buckey
West
Social World Gondola Ride Ends With Dancing Later
A merry party of young people rode a gondola straw to Jefferson and returned to Braddock for late dancing and skating. Those present included Miss Katherine Cramer and many other young women and men such as Arthur Kemp Hewitt Knode Walter Linn Austin James Kemp Cashour Glenn Lease Ernest Webb and Frank Castle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson
Braddock
Katherine Cramer
Slayetta Hershberger
Marie Waters
Mattie Waters
Helen Ricketts
Margery Mott
Helen Heintein
Blanche Gittinger
Louise Schley
Fannie Baumgardner
Louise Kemp
Florence Schley
Dorothy Wilson
Louise Licklider
Katherine Grove
Messrs
Arthur Kemp
Hewitt Knode
Walter Linn
Austin Jamec
Kemp Cashour
Glenn Lease
Ernest Webb
Frank Castle
Erwin Kemp
Calvin Shaefer
Joe Mulinix
Elmer Haberkorn
Guy Mateny
Newell Duvall
Monroe Zentz
Os Prp
Will Not Buy Land For Ox Creek Water Supply Plan
Board of Aldermen and City officials inspect Ox Creek area and discuss water supply options. They decide against purchasing land for a storage dam, favoring a small intake or a modest dam, while noting high price from landowner George Rice. Pipe line progress along Ox Creek is praised though some rock delays slow work. The group plans a final decision soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ox Creek
Auyor
Board of Aldermen
Smith
Rogers
Engineer Boardman
George Rice
Mr. Rice
Tuscarora
Fishing Creek
Schell
Boardman
Charles Roy
Frederick
Quiet Rural Marriages Reported In Two Counties
Ira M. Grossnickle and Edith Stitely of Johnsville wed quietly on Wednesday in a simple ceremony conducted by Elder S. F. Repp. Martin Conner of Washington and Sadie J. Panes of Sykesville were married in the city Wednesday by Rev. U. S. G. Rapp. Patrick Noland and Katie Carter Hart of Germantown married Thursday at the MFE parsonage, officiated by Rev. BE. Laiar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Noland
Katie Carterhart
Germantown
MFE
BE. H. Laiar
Brief items of interest and local mishaps
General nature was discussed but there was no meeting of the Independent Hose Co due to lack of a quorum. A milk wagon horse belonging to Mr John F Stine caused damage after falling in front of the Busy Corner this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McEwreys
Independent Hose Co
John F. Stine
Large Barn Destroyed Near Comus by Fire
The large bank barn on Mrs. F. F. Smith’s farm near Comus, Montgomery County, tenanted by George Nicholson, was destroyed by fire yesterday morning. Flames were seen rising from the low section filled with this year’s wheat crop, estimated at over a thousand bushels. About 20 tons of hay, a binder, a drill, and corn-house structures were damaged multiple times. neighbors saved the rest. A large oak tree by the spring also burned. Loss is around 1600 dollars, with partial insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. F. Smith
Comus
Montgomery County
George Nicholson
Funerals Reported For Mrs Annie Lanbright Miss Fannie Boone and Lewis Boyd
Funeral services were held yesterday for Annie Lanbright at her home with Rev. Henri L G Kieffer officiating and burial at Mt. Olivet. Miss Fannie Boone’s funeral was in Johnsville at the M E church with pallbearers Webster Grabill Charles Fogle Samuel Fogle and others, Interment at ALEL cemetery. Lewis Walter Boyd, colored, was buried at Greenmount with Rev. Charles Mossell presiding. pallbearers included Charles Chambers Richard Dimmy and Charles Tyler. Thomas P. Rice was funeral director in each case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie J. Lanbright
West Fourth Street
Henri L. G. Kieffer
David Wills
Philip Lambright
John Adams
William Adams
Edward Adams
Dorsey Adams
Mt. Olivet
Thomas P. Rice
Fannie Boone
Johnsville
M. E. Church
Charles Hastings
Webster Grabill
Charles Fogle
Samuel Fogle
Frank Harper
Win. R. Green
D Dé. Whitmore
Alel
Lewis Walter Boyd
Quinn A. M. E
Charles M. Mossell
Charles Chambers
Richard Dimmy
Charles Tyler
Harry Diggs
Gilmore Walker
David Ceaser
Greenmount Cemetery
Short Crop in Washington County Hinders Early Harvest
In the Cumberland Valley around Hagerstown the early potato crop is nearly a failure and late crop prospects are poor due to summer weather and drought. Beans, sweet corn, cabbage, lima beans, tomatoes, and other staples are also short with high prices, while corn brings about double the usual price. The only hopeful sign lies in a potential late crop of seasonable vegetables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington County
Cumberland Valley
Hagerstown
Property transfers and marriage license notices in court records
In the Circuit and Orphans' Court records Jacob R. Houck transfers personal property valued at $2000 to Mary J. Houck. William Cox and others deed a lot in Frederick city to William R. Diggs and his wife for $975. Marriage licenses issued to Archie T. Ficht and Mary E. Gresham of near Ladiesburg and to Joseph C. Misner and Sarah Elizabeth Jackson of near Garfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Day
Circuit and Orphans’ Court
Awperty Vella
Jacob R. Houck
Mary J. Houck
William Cox
William R. Diggs
Frederick City
Archie T. Ficht
Mary E. Gresham
Ladiesburg
Joseph C. Misner
Sarah Elizabeth Jackson
Garfield
Busy Corner Bargains Featured In Local Roundup
Local notice highlights price listings at Busy Corner Bargains including picnic plates, 1000 sheets toilet paper, cloth bound books, popular authors at 2 for 19 cents, fine box linen stationery, 6 glass lighters, jelly glasses, hammocks at 1.50, base purchases, paper products, complete picnic sets for 24 cents, tin cups, clothes pins, spoons, toothpicks, and other daily staples with numerous low prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shipley
Fidal-Magic
Two Refrigerators Sale at M L Etchison Store
The Vichison Furniture Store offers two refrigerators with discounts. one dropped from 21.90 to 115.00 and another from 9.50 to 37.00. August records on sale now. The Busy Corner notes the Seventh annual reunion of the Re formed Sunday Schools of Frederick county at Braddock Heights on Thursday August 3. Lode will host an al s picnic and the public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. L. Etchison
Vichison Furniture Store
August Records
Reformed Sunday Schools
Frederick County
Braddock Heights
Lode
Reformed
Elizabeth McDaniel
Camp Ordway to Host District Troop Encampment
Major Robbins and Major Wheaton arrive in Frederick to finalize the August 18 27 district camp arrangements at Camp Ordway On site features include a water filtration system using sand tubs and hogsheads for drinking water Fire and exchange stations will be set up with pay telephones and long distance lines Supplies will be purchased in Frederick and rations provided by the government plus extra rations for portions of the district of Columbia The schedule mirrors state camp layouts with infantry units hospital and supply corps in their usual locations and about 100 horses accompanying the troops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred PF. Robbins
Pistric
Columbia National Guard
Soancis B. Wheaton
Frederick
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Pasmaster Birely
Edward Tlaller
Goy
Hagan
C. & P. Telephone Company
Rederick
Camp
Ordway
Macklin
New City
Odd Fellows Reunion Trip To Pen Mar August 10 1911
Odd Fellows and supporters plan a special car trip to Pen Mar on August 10 for the Second Reunion. Collect names by August 1 with Robert A Bennett. Details note a prize for returning late tickets and a changed time for a band concert and reform reunion activities at Braddock Heights with schedule updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reform Orchestra
Children’s Shoes
Pocket Knife
Odd Fellows
Pen Mar
Robert A Bennett
Ig G Jeaugh
Wal
Wall
Braddock Union Picnic and railroad trip details
The Great Braddock Union Picnic is set for Clifton station in Mr. Mercer's Grove along Frederick and Middletown Railroad with music by Monocacy Valley. Governor and other speakers to address attendees. Frederick Railroad Co. fare 31 25 return. departure times and ticket outlets listed. August events and Shipley's advertisement for records and amateur nights included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Braddock Union
Mr. Mercer
Local notices and bargains from Central Hardware Co and services
Notice announces Series No 8 in the Domestic Building Association matures July 29 with checks available after August 1 1911. Series No 15 begins November 18 1911. Also ads for three cakes Circus soap 10c brooms 20c and various household goods plus services from Frank Derr violinist Chas L Stokes repairs and Young Staley property listing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Domestic Building Association
Farmers’ & Mechanics’ National Bank
James H. Haris
F. B. Sarrixoros
Seuy and
Treas
Also Mentioned on This Page
JHE Daily News
J. C. Watson
Lewis Swift
Wiliam Pepper
University of Pennsylvania
National Conservation Congress
Charles W. Eliog
Moe
Jupiter
Newa
Washington
Maryland
Weather Bureau
W. L. Moorg
Burr Nurseries
Storm & Co. Shipley
L. Frank Derr
Chas. L. Stokes
Seeger & Co
H. Harris
Clifford A. Frazier
M. B. Measell
L. Etchison
DB. Hendrickson
Thos. Kempein
Wertheimer
SIGE
Hymeneas
Atlanta
Robbins and Wheaton
City
Warfield
Saeger & CO
W. Patrick Streat
Board of Managers
Frederick City Hospital
Markey Lawn
Citizens’ National Bank
Frederick, MD
Capital
J. D. Baker
John D. Hendrickson
Gome
Sve
Madeira
Neidig & Miller
WM. G. Bannik
WM. G. Zimmerman
Eeays Sdrclass
Casuler
Samuel G. Duvall
Asst
Onahier
Gro. We. Surra Taos
Maltem
Joan S. Ramapunrd
Danii Bakes
G. Barer
Conzzy
M.D
M. Tomas
BE. Cring
D. B. Kerauves
K. L. Hangeth Jupus
J. D. Morren
J. Db. Bakr
Neldig & Miller
Williamson's Drug Store
Sanax Dip
Williamso
Rexall Store
Thos
H. Haller
Neng & Miller
0. P. Bennett
Doll Brothers
M. J. &Tchison
G. Thomas Kemp
Lis Mullinix
Gallimore
Baltimore
East Patrick Street
N. Market Street
Victor Records
McCormack
Mischa
Man
Shipley's
Etchison
New Citizens National Bank
Thos. P. Rice
Wbel SS
North Market Street
Frederick, MQ
Keller & Myers
Amarican Bending
Keller & Mydrs
City Hotel
Monrovia
Petecattie
New Market
Creagerstown
Buckeystown
Quilen
Rockville
Hiles
Montgomery Co
Yellow Springs
Lewistown
Harry G. Tritapoe
Court Street
Young & Staley
Walkersville
Agenta
Cramer & Stauffer
Omuu
Stauffer
Real Estate and Loane
F& Parms
Affiir
Landis
Central Hardware CO
South Market St
Market Stret Building
Goodyear
Zentz
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