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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1911
Page
4
Blue laws sweep Montgomery county closing resorts Ice cream stalls and soda shops vanishing
The county carried out a Sunday blue-law crackdown led by State's Attorney Bowie F Waters and Sheriff William E B Viett. Rockville Glen Echo Chevy Chase Lake Gaithersburg and Mt Ida saw closures and few patrons as deputies checked licenses speeds and overall lawfulness. Deputy Ramey cited James S Grove of Mt Ida for speeding before Justice Reading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery County
Bowie F. Waters
William EB. Viett
Old
Montgomery
Viett
Rockville
Maé
Benjamin P. Whalen
Glen Echo
Whalen
Chevy Chase Lake
Chris Ramey
Gaithersburg
Ramey
Rockville Gaithersburg Road
James S. Grove
Mt. Ida. Va
Frederick to Host District Guards Camp and Drainage Plans
Majors Alfred P. Robbins and Francis B. Wheaton arrived in Frederick after inspecting Kemp Farm for the District of Columbia National Guard encampment set for August on Kemp Farm. They praised the site but criticized drainage and outlined camp layout, spacing for regiments, and use of buildings owned by Hagan. camp will last ten days with approx 1100 men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
District of Columbia National
City Hotel
Kemp Farm
Robbins
Maryland
Hagan
District Guard
Maryland National Guard
Maryland Guard
Westminster
Gettysburg
Massachusetts
Ordway
Death of Mr. Clagett Pyles longtime Baltimore naval office clerk
Mr. Clagett Pyles, 52, after 27 years as chief liquidating clerk at the Naval Office of the U S Custom House in Baltimore, died yesterday at the home of his brother in law Thomas O White Beallsville Md. He will be buried tomorrow at Monocacy Cemetery Beallsville. He lived at 1625 North Calvert and leaves a widow Mamie B Middlekanff three children and several relatives including two brothers and a sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clagett Pyles
Naval Office
United States Custom House
Baltimore City
Thomas O. White
Barnesville
Montgomery County
Pyles
Monocacy Cemetery
Beallsville
St. John's Academy
Annapolis
Baltimore
Civil Service
Customs House
Warfield
Mamie B. Middle
Kanff
Calvert Street
Mr. Pyles
J. Thomas Pyles
Fannie Pyles
Perry Pyles
Lotta Pyles
Thomas Clagett
John Kensett
Margaret Pyles
Drs
Joseph T. Pyles
R. G. Pyles
Guardianship Battle Over Orphans Court Case in Hagerstown
In an Orphans Court session at Hagerstown on Saturday arguments focused on guardianship of Samuel D Schroyer, injured when struck by a Western Maryland train near Smithsburg. A $4000 settlement to the child prompted the dispute between mother and father over custody and care. The mother, represented by J W Wolfinger, seeks guardianship as next friend. the father’s side is led by H D Etchison. The child, living in Waynesboro, and his mother’s father Samuel Dayhoff, are named parties in the proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orphans Court
Hagerstown
Samuel D. Schroyer
Maryland
Smithburg
Samuel Dayhoff
Smithsburg
Schroyer
Wayne
Grimes and Jones Fish Potomac Trip for Bass
Sheriff and Mrs. Wm. G. Grimes and George Jones of the Henry Watson Aid Society of Baltimore fished the Potomac at Point of Rocks on Saturday. They caught 16 bass, the largest weighing two pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. G. Grimes
George Jones
Henry Watson Aid Society of
Baltimore
Potomac
Point of Rocks
Ready to Can Corn Season Will Be Large One
Three Frederick canning plants overhaul their machinery and prepare for the harvest. Canning starts soon, with Monocacy Valley, Colt Dixon, and Frederick City Packing awaiting corn deliveries. Together they may pack about 700 cans per minute and employ up to a thousand workers through September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Cott & Dixon Packing Company
Frederick City
Monocacy Valley Canning Company
Monocacy Valley Canning Factory
Colt & Dixon
Monocacy Valley Company
Frederick City Packing Company
Johnsons condition worsens after shooting at Williams restaurant
John Johnson, a colored man wounded in a fight at William Phillips restaurant on West Sixth Street last Monday night, has developed gangrene and faces possible amputation. Doctors say he may recover if his condition does not deteriorate. Friends from Baltimore want him moved there for the operation, but no decision is made. Phillips, the shooter, remains jailed with a hearing postponed due to the State's Attorney's absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Johnson
William Phillip
West Sixth Street
Fahrney
Baltimore
Johnson
Willard
Montevue
Phillips
Among the Sick Charles W Martz Returns Home
Charles W Martz of South Market Street has recovered enough to be out. Fred Miller, once a local, remains seriously ill in a New Brunswick hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Martz
South Market Street
Fred Miller
New Brunswitk
Blankets and Middy Blouse Sale at Williamson's Drug Store
President WM Banui promotes a large sale offering Middy Blouses for 1.00 with sizes from 1 to 15 years and various sleeve styles, plus a blanket sale with many sizes and prices. Discounts include 11-4 cotton, 12-3 Australian wool blankets, and baby blankets, all in fast colors. Williamson's Drug Store encourages buying now to save.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hometics
Local merchants adopt five oclock close August evenings
Frederick merchants sign a pledge to close at five daily in August except Saturdays. Also invites Odd Fellows and others to join a Pen Mar trip August 30, 1911 on a special car at 8 am, fare $1.00, deadline August 1. Also notices for an orchestra, a dwelling store property for sale, and old wheat flour from N. M. Zentz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
H. Haller
Neidig & Miller
John D. Hendrickson
0. P. Bennett
Doll Brothers
M. L. Etchison
Thomas Kemp
L. E. Mullinix
Odd Fellows
Pen Mar
Robert A. Bennett
Eli G, Haugh
WM. H. Beall
Marvel Tonight Attracts Annie Gardner Solo Debut
Miss Annie Gardner of Elizabeth City North Carolina will sing at the Marvel tonight marking her first appearance. Also features three reels including How Auntie Was Fooled the Love Tryant and The Red Girl's Heart. Barbershop and cigar stand attract steady business. Braddock Heights Casino offers skating bowling and pool open daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvel
Bison
Annie Gardner
Elizabeth, N. C
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Etchison Furniture Store
Reformed Sunday Schools
Prederick County
Reformed
Elizabeth McDamnel
Braddock
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