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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1911
Page
6
Lid Down In Montgomery Blue Laws Enforced Across County
State and county officials enforced Maryland blue laws in Montgomery County. Rockville and surrounding towns closed resorts and shops including Glen Echo and Chevy Chase Lake. Deputies checked licenses and speed, with a speeding case against James S. Grove of Mt. Ida Va. to appear before Justice Reading.
Army Officers Visit Frederick for Camp Site Plans
Major Alfred P. Robbins and Major Francis B. Wheaton of Washington returned from Frederick after two days inspecting Kemp Farm as the future District of Columbia National Guards encampment site. They praised the grounds but criticized drainage and outlined the 10 day Camp Ordway from August 15, with about 1,100 to 1,200 militiamen expected and a layout differing from the Maryland camp to allow more room for regiments, parades, and drills.
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
Mr Clagett Pyles Dies After 27 Years as Naval Office Clerk
Mr Clagett Pyles longtime chief liquidating clerk at the Naval Office of the U S Customs House Baltimore died yesterday morning at his brother in law’s home in Barnesville Montgomery County Md He was 52 and will be buried tomorrow at Monocacy Cemetery Beallsville He lived at 1625 North Calvert Street He was educated at St Johns Academy Annapolis and began at the State Tobacco Warehouse Then Civil Service exams in 1884 placed him at the Customs House He married Mamie B Middlekanff of Baltimore nineteen years ago He is survived by his widow three children Thomas Clagett John Kensett and Margaret Pyles two brothers Drs Joseph T Pyles and R G Pyles a stepmother and a sister and other relatives.
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 dispute over injured Smithburg boy in Orphans Court
In Hagerstown a special Orphans Court session tackled whether Samuel D Schroyer, injured when run over by a Western Maryland train near Smithsburg, should be under his mother's or father's guardianship. A $4000 damages settlement ended the suit. The mother, next friend, lives in Waynesboro with the child. father’s claim was disputed. Attorneys J W Wolfinger and H D Etchison represented the mother and father respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orphans Court
Hagerstown
Samuel D. Schroyer
Maryland
Smithburg
Samuel Dayhoff
Smithsburg
Schroyer
Wayne
Grimes and Jones Fish Potomac Trip, 16 Bass Caught
Sheriff and Mrs. Wm. G. Grimes with George Jones of the Henry Watson Aid Society of Baltimore enjoyed a Potomac outing at Point of Rocks on Saturday. They captured 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
Air Machinery at the three Frederick plants overhaul and brace for a big canning run. Cott Dixon, Frederick City Packing, and Monocacy Valley Canning will employ hundreds to thousands of workers as corn flows in. Plants prepare to operate at full capacity with multiple canning lines running.
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 Worse After West Sixth Street Shooting
John Johnson colored who was shot in a fight at William Phillips restaurant on West Sixth street last Monday night has worsened as gangrene set in. Amputation of his limb may be performed if his condition does not improve. Friends from Baltimore consider transporting him there for the operation. Phillips remains in jail and his case was continued due to the State's Attorney's absence while magistrate action may be taken in Montevue.
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 is able to be out after illness. Fred Miller, once of the city, is critically ill in a hospital in New Brunswick with uncertain prognosis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Martz
South Market Street
Fred Miller
New Brunswitk
Blanket and Middy Sale at Williamson's Drug Store
President William G Banui introduces a blanket and middy blouse sale at Williamson's Drug Store. Middy blouses and ties offered in all sizes and colors, with deep blanket discounts across multiple weights and sizes. Savings emphasized, with prices ranging from under 2 to about 5 dollars.
Local merchants adopt August closing time five o'clock
Frederick merchants sign an agreement to close stores at 5 p m each evening in August with Saturdays excluded. A list of signatories includes Haller Neidig & Miller Hendrickson Bennett Doll Brothers Etchison Kemp Mullinix and others. Also notices for Odd Fellows reunion travel and local services offered by L Frank Derr violinist and an advertisement for real estate and N M Zentz flour supply.
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
The Marvel Tonight and Braddock Heights Events
Miss Annie Gardner of Elizabeth North Carolina will sing at the Marvel tonight with 3 reels and several feature films. Barbershop and cigar stand drawing business. Braddock Heights Casino offers daily skating bowling and pool. The Mt Carmel Sunday school holds its annual picnic August 1 in Miller's woods near Pearl with Feagaville Band. Employment sought for Seachrist Cottage Braddock Heights. Two refrigerators discounted at Etchison Furniture. Frederick County Reformed Sunday Schools hold August 3 all day picnic and reunion with band concert at 4 45 pm. Markey lawn fete of Frederick City Hospital August 3. Children hour at Braddock Heights August 6 3 50 pm. Braddock Heights dances every afternoon except Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Carmel Church
Miller's Woods
Pearl
Feagaville Band
Reformed Sunday Schools
Prederick County
Braddock Heights
Frederick City Hospital
Markey Lawn
Reformed
Elizabeth McDamnel
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J. D. Baker
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J. C. Morree
J. D. Bares
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Johan D. Hendrickson
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Williamsg.s'l
Rexall Store
E. A. Saints Street
L. Frank Derr
Young & Staley
N. M. Zentz
Miil
M. L. Etc
Etchison
New Citizens' National Bank
Thos. P. Rice
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American Bonding Company of
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Harry G. Tritapo
Court Street
Walkersville
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Real Estate and Loan
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Bn Railroad
Landis
Marvel
Bison
Annie Gardner
Elizabeth, N. C
Co. A. Eckard
Seachrist Cottage
Etchison Furniture Store
Braddock
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