Personal notices of visitors and Atlantic City trips
The column lists numerous residents visiting and traveling: Hammond Clary visits New York. J F R Heagy away on Kilamega. C C Ausherman on business. Murray Wachter in Jefferson. John Sitter of Woodsboro in the city. Linzis Haller vacationing at Atlantic City. Henry H Abbott in Buckeystown on business. Hettie Haller returns from Atlantic City. the L East Church Street group visiting Stevenson and Atlantic City. Mrs Rebecca Wallis and Mrs Albert Willis at the Hotel DeVille Atlantic City. C U Huntaberry returning from Minas. Lulu Leass of Hanover visiting. Mary and Claude Rodkey from Hanover visiting Miss Mary Kaye. Mr and Mrs William D Zimmerman on a trip to Atlantic City Niagara Falls and Canada. H S Lendle and daughter returning from Oxford. George Horning and daughter Lilly of Davenport visiting Schroder. Mr Casper F E Cline and children and Dr S Allen Kaden starting for Luray Cave Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hammond Clary
New York
J. F. R. Heagy
Kilamega
C. C. Ausherman
Murray Wachter
Jefferson
John Sitter
Woodsboro
Linzis Haller
West Church Street
Atlan GY
Henry H. Abbott
South Market Street
Buckeyatown
Hettie Haller
Atlantic City
Guy 0
Btevenson
Rebecca Wallis
Albert R. Willis
DeVille
N. J
CU. E. Huntaberry
Postal Telegraph
Cvo
King
Minas
Lulu Leass
Hanover
Mira Catherine Laine
West South Street
Mary
Claude Rodkey
Mary Kaye
West Pitt Street
William D. Zimmerman
Hant
Third Street
Niagara Falls
Points
Canada
Lendle
Misa Aimes
Oxford
George Horning
Lilly
Davenport
Iawa
Narrow escape for lime company employe in horse incident
William Miller of the M.4 Grove Lime Co. narrowly escaped serious injury when a mule and horse dragged him downhill near Frederick. William Bartholow from Armlessville helped, as the animals bolted away, Miller trapped under the horse about 25 yards. He was taken home for care after the incident near the Litho kiln.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Miller
M. 4
Grove Lime Co
Tie
Frederick
William Bartholow
Arilessville
Ingell
Miller
R, Bartholow
Illness Reports From Baltimore And Nearby Areas
The notice lists several local residents with illnesses and varying degrees of improvement. Names include Mr J Uemer of Baltimore and Mrs James P Forsythe on North Market Street, both reported as improving. Additional brief mentions reference John Neighbours of Yellow Creek and D Patta of St. Louis on vacation, with a court date noted for Wednesday as a nearby reference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uemer
Wile
Coxon
Baltimore
James P. Forsythe
North Market Street
John Neighbours
R. HM. Neighbours
D. Patta
St. Louis
Rela- Breer
School Board Sets Superintendent Change For Friday
The school board announced a Friday change of superintendents. A special meeting of the board and county stock commission was held yesterday. The secretary's books were examined and turned over to the new secretary John I. White who will assume charge of the office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dobjents
White Autum
Laura Ex. Johnson
Laure B. Shapaon
Grayson E. Palmer
State Board of Education
Edgar Bittle
Myerville
Maryland Agricultural College
C. P. Kiror
North Sien School
oUuwa
Calvin O
George W. Cecil
Urbana
Knalt Garrett
Kok Grove
Reigns Am Valtey
Alicea
Eltre Systhicum
Gon Copper Mine
Miap Myers
Continental
Pem
Byler
Nancie Marriott
Isenti
Charles L. Muoshower
Good Intent
Carole M. Englar
Weldon
Jene
Militien
Flomfield
Spencer Bill Bethel
Annie Bf
Bummies
Broad
J. Oliver Kefauver
Braddock
Groyeda Hi
Mercer
Smith's
Isncte
E. Kefauver
Oscar 8. Catents
John I. White
Governor Crothers Missed Frederick County Picnic Plan
Governor Crothers, expected at a Frederick County picnic, could not attend due to scheduling. Dr C J Conte arranged to meet him in Washington Junction, but a telegram said he could not make the train, ending a plan to tour a proposed road from Frederick to Dickerson and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crothers
Anor
C.J. Conte
Bailie
Washington Junction
Tadaty
Pierce Des Conky
Ronda
Thant
Rederick
Buckhastowh
Dickerson
Thy
Lealisville
Darnestown
Canada
Rockville
Washington
Progressive Euchre Party At Hotel Braddock Draws Prizes
A lively Euchre night at Hotel Braddock featured a private dining gala and dance to follow. Mrs. Frank Norwood captured first prize a sun shade while others at the event shared prizes and social entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hotel Braddock
Hotel Beaddock
Frank Norwood
Sho
Ot Washco
Wrione Leuibie
Waal
Pruden
East of Orknce
He Euchte
Ahraddock
Misa
Elay
Governor Crothems Names Committee Members In 46 States Plan
An August notice from Washington outlines a plan to form a commission to oversee uniform state procedures. Members listed include Mr. ML Whitelock of Baltimore and George M. Lewitty, with others like Jacob Roh and Joseph Rabinthal. The target is standardization across the Union's 46 states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poe
Crothems
of the Union
Umm
Whitelock
Baltimore
George M. Lewitty
Jeoeb Rabrhaal Heise Ee
Jacob Roh
Farming by electricity in Idaho Falls pioneer uses power for harvest
Thomas W. Lee, former passenger agent of the Delaware, Lackawanna and Western, farms a 1000-acre Idaho Falls tract dubbed Bungalow. He replaces steam with a 25 HP electric setup powering plows, grinders, saws, chaffers, and threshing, claiming annual savings and reliability with no strikes. He runs private lines, poles, and cables across the farm to operate a wide array of machinery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thoras W. Low
Thomas W. Lee
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad
Mr. Lee
Idaho Falls
Leo
Lee
Lée
Frederite County Lutheran Reunion Held at Braddock Heights
The Lutherans of Frederite County held their Braddock Heights reunion with several thousand in attendance. Rev. Owens Dr Freas and Mr Wiles gave forcible addresses while IC Will Pout sang Open the Gates of the Temple. It was decided to hold the reunion annually with the next on Thursday July 20 1900. Committees were named and the Orphans Home Band Loysville Pa provided music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederite County
Braddock Heights
Chatlon I’. Steck
Charles M. Hees
Brunswick
Ferard H. Sharetts
York
Grace C. Zacharias
Frederick
Wm. W. Doub
Middletown
Orphans Home Band
Loysville
Po'clovk
Obscure State News Items From Yesterday and Today
scattered notices report a Midland Allegany county death in Scotia and local naval officials at the Naval Stade. a chapel to be rejected in Washington county and a marriage at James Hall Farm Talbot County, Amanda Cox to Goldsborough. multiple brief references to county events and a lonely spot in a distant area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ats
Ae Order of
Engica
Googe Raa
Midland
Allegany
Scotia
Henry
Beaver
Chesapeake City
Repit
Okiair
Naval Stade
Ake
Eshington
Amanda Cox
James Hall Farm
Talbott County
Goldsborough
Mamie Wilson
Pete
Morse Frightened in Unknown Incident Near Sark
Fragmentary report notes Albert Fogle near Sark frightened by an event involving a dove. Details are unclear from the readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse
Albert Fogle
Sark Ibis
Bail request set for hearing in pending case
A bail release hearing is scheduled by the court after initial detention. Details on the defendant, charges, and venue were not fully legible in the document.
Frederick Edges Hagerstown In Error Laden Low Scoring Game
A rough contest ended 8 to 2 as Frederick capitalized on Hagerstown errors in the fifth to pull ahead. Key plays included Krebs wildness, Clayton stealing second, and Selvage catching a runner at the plate. Umpire Buster Brown was praised, and Malone and Brent contributed in the field amid a noisy crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Spoog
Hugerntons
Selvaze
Brent
Shd Coggina
South
Ruhrman
Savage
Hagerstown
Krebs
Carroll
Butuman
Grst
Malone
Clayton
Grecu
Grant Fleet
Howard
Selvage
Bulan
Liin
Get Aitore
Tun
Belvo
Selvug
Bhrman
Qad Clayton
Grant
Ion O& Sun
Eman Fing
Carro
Siat
Kind
Howdy Bubryan
Bachtel
Sterling
Green
Af Rin
Ith
Lentz
Brobe
Rome
Kirekee
Bubriman
Bieriman
Cayton
Mown
Vane
Lotes
William A. Roulette
Is Bowes Basak Naval Utomobi
Pall
Gretatei
Ahs
Coubie
Cate
Reid
Bulnieen Wate
Local Baseball Oddities And Schedule Notes
Ty ME Herbeter and Hagerstown impressed the grand stand with a bold offense. Brent delivered a left field throw in the fifth as Howard attempted to score on a $6 bet but was tagged out at the plate. Hanover and New Windsor games are set for upcoming Saturdays and Wednesdays, with Buckeye and Southern Stars in a recent defeat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Brent
Howard
Reform U S Reunion at Braddock Heights in Frederick County
Fourth annual Reform Sunday School reunion to be held at Braddock Heights on Thursday. It promises to be the largest gathering yet with a varied program led by Miss Evynor avis galt and Edward Smith. The children’s hour features jumping beans and other activities under Mo, with participation by speakers and local leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reformed Sunday Schoola
Frederick County
Braddock Heights
Evinor
Avis Galt
Edw. Smith
Niko
BRILLIANT ALL-ILE WAIST AND HAIR RIBBONS SALE NOTICE
Local ads report women’s fast color wrappings and assorted fabrics sold at discount in July under Neidig & Miller. A nearby notice describes repainting at the residence of Dr. James M. Goodman on East Patrick Street after a fire incident involving the Ohio Railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pep
Ohio
James M. Goodman
Patrick Asteep
Bride and Groom Unite in Simple York City Ceremony
An early 20th century notice announces the marriage of Rageenamond W. Wohlford of York Pennsylvania and Ebberta of Jerikok in a small local ceremony at a set hour. The couple plans to reside in York, Pennsylvania following their vows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Womlford
Rageenamond W. Res
York
Ebberta
Jeriok
Wohlford
Maryland Event Promises Grand Tournament and Amusements
An old item from The Wise describes a grand picnic in Batoseville Maryland on August 6 1906 with a mix of food stalls games and entertainment. Frederick residents and UDC members are noted as attending and promoting the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Batoseville
Thureday
The Dreyfus Affair and Antag Lecture at Cry Opens House
Attendees heard a provocative talk on the Dreyfus case. Henry Dreyfus, a former French army officer, was convicted of treason and confined, with new trials and appeals noted as the case drew wide public attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dreyfus
Henry Dreyfus
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