Local Notes From Frederick City Society Pages
Local society items list residents and visitors. Mr. Thomas Wolfe resigns from Mr. George B. Railing store. Police Officer Hobbs on business in Washington. Dr. Steiner and son Bernard return home after visiting here. W. Anderson returns from Montreal where brush factory work began. Mrs. Schriner to Unionville for summer. Mrs. J. Kepner retires from Gettysburg trip. Caspar Quynn trout fishes at Yellow Springs. J. Smith visits Greagerstown week with friends. Chas. Davis of Washington visits parents on East Patrick. R. Martz resigns clerkship at P. L. Hargett & Co. Sykes and Barton with Washington Bicycle Club at South Market. William Dieter joins Hygia ice factory. J. N. Unger visits Caroline Slyer in Frederick. John Long of Auburn Neb. to visit friends in Frederick. James Simmons, former Frederick boy, in Hagerstown. Warrenfeltz returns from Comanche Texas to Wolfsville. F C A secretary Gaines leaves for Washington. Dorsey Dwirg travels to Winchester. E. E. Shope returns to Washington. Naval officer M. G. Grier in city for county court trial. Lippert Renner of Harpers Ferry visits Frederick with uncle. Miss Kittie Leilich goes to Washington for nephew Geo Burck wedding. Frederick McKay of Baltimore visits and returns home. Misses Price of Hyattstown visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Wolfe
George B. Railing
Hobbs
Washington, D. C
Lewis E. Steiner
Bernard
W. Anderson
Palmetto Fibre Company
Montreal
Canada
Emma J. Schriner
Br. M. Cartyz
Unionville
B. Rosenonr, Jr
Beltimore
J. D. Kepner
Gettysburg
Caspar Quynn
Yellow Springs
C. S. Houghton
Glenn Castle
Baltimore
Jos. Smith
Greagerstown
Chas. Davis
Washington, D.C
East Patrick Street
Air
John Long
Auburn
Nebraska
Frederick County
James
Simmons
Frederick
Hagerstown
HM. Warrenfeltz Bag
Comanche
Texas
Wolfsville
F. A. Gaines
F.C
Kittie Leilich
Geo. Burck
Frederick McKay
Weekly News Ad Policies and Coming Home From Japan
The Weekly News urges advertisers to submit new copy by Wednesday 5 p.m. and changes by noon to secure vast circulation. It costs £1 yearly, 3 cents per issue, and aims to be a live independent journal serving public interests. Miss Nannie Heinlein of Frederick plans to return from Tokio next October, possibly with her brother Mr Geo Heinlein. if he goes back, Geo may accompany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tae Wreesit
Tae Wreerit News
Japan
Nannie Heinlein
Frederick
Tokio
Charles Heinlein
Geo. Heinlein
Contractor Erecting Buildings for Gatch and Gittinger
Improvements by EH M Gittinger, contractor, include a back building at the tenant house of Mr. T A Gatch on West Fifth Street. He is also erecting a residence for Mr. John E Gittinger on East Seventh Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. EH. M. Gittinger
T. A. Gatch
West Fifth Street
John E. Gittinger
East Seventh
Consul Trail and Family Return Home to Frederick
Consul Charles B Trail and wife with their one year old daughter Grace Winebrencer arrived in Frederick last evening at 6 35 from New York on the Baltimore and Ohio Red road after a voyage from Marseilles. They were welcomed by relatives and friends. Trail spoke of a happy homecoming and noted opportunities in Frederick and surrounding progress. He is son of Col. Chase Trail and has served in diplomatic posts including Rio de Janeiro and Marseilles. This is their first visit home since leaving France two years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
United States
Marseilles
France
Trail
Grace Winebrencer
Preachso
Baltimore and Ohio Red Road
Yyoreten Daecher
SP Cuatkes
Rital Lone
Mermettes
Aley
la J Gascogne
New York
Sth
Aicate
Tracisonas
Alaence
Bith
Col
Chase Trail
Rio de Janeiro
Brazil
Anderald
Prevrient Cleveland
Carthen
Saa
Ois
Death notices and obituaries from Fountain Mills area
A set of short obituaries and death notices recounting W T Watkins at 62 after consumption near Fountain Mills, Silas Robinson of Point of Rocks, Evan T Rinehart of Baltimore, Elizabeth Rohrer of Jefferson, Clara Jones of Rochester, Alma Garner near New Windsor, and Mrs Charles Smith near Sugar Camp Mill. Includes funeral details, survivors, and burial plans in local churches and towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma Garner
Ezra Garner
New Windsor
Charles Smith
Sugar Camp Mill
Frederick's Fruit Market Expands to Meet City Demand
Frederick's fruit market grows as early peaches arrive from Aix signaling strong supplies. Milton A. Woodward notes an unusually early date for peaches. Four fruit shops operate exclusively on Market street area with more than a dozen selling fruit in quantity and variety. Demand for berries and other early fruits is high, especially Saturdays, as Shawberries cherries and other items fetch strong sales in a well supplied market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
TV News
Aix
Milton A. Woodward
Market Street
Strawberry Festival at Kreig's Hall by Ademstown group
The ladies of St Lukes P E Guild Ademstown will stage a Strawberry Festival in Kreigs Hall on the evenings of the 5th and 6th to raise funds for the Rectory Fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies of St. Lukes P. E. Guild
Ademstown
Kreig’s Hall
Rectory Fond
Dedication of a Church at Ijamsride Sandsy
A large crowd attended the dedication of a new church at Ijamsride Sandsy led by Rev. A. J. Gul of Frederick who conducted the service and oversaw the collection. The church cost about 1550 dollars with 280 dollars still to raise, covered by cash and reliable subscriptions. The event featured music by Prof. Small Sternard and praise for contributors including Biss Stafford, Mr Ris, Ms Pane, Mrs Crusford, Mes Masa Addsos, Mrs Williams, and others who supported the enterprise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tor Ijamsride Sandsy
A. J. Gul
Frederick
Mundh
Small Sternard
Particpants
Estey
Gate
Dorney
Ris
Ms Pane
Crusford
Mes
Masa Addsos
Wiliams
Imogen Yeang Delights at Peabody Concert
Imogen Yeang, a pupil of the Conservatory, impressed audiences at the Peabody Institute with Mendelssohn’s Capriccio, delivering a remarkable rendition praised for its touch and expression. The performance signals bright prospects for her continued musical study and rising career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peabody Institute
Deteermatory
Databay
Daney
F. VY EL Dorsey
Mendelssohn
Mendelsohn
eLow
Conseratory
Imogen
German Baptist Brethren Annual Meeting at Hagerstown
Elder Jacob D. Trostle of Hope Kansas arrived with wife and daughter Lizzie Shirk to attend the German Baptist Brethren gathering in Hagerstown. He preached at Monrovia and again in the Hagerstown church. Elders Bixler Wolfe Babylon assisted at the meet, which locals call one of the largest and most pleasant in recent memory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Jacob D. Trostle
Hope
Kansas
Locust Grove
Lizzie Shirk
Monrovia
Trostle
Bixler
Wolfe
Babylon
Eoner
Bad Marksman: Youth Wounded While Firing at Sparrows
Willie Frock fourteen, son of John Frock of Coron Mills, accidentally shot himself in the leg with a revolver on Saturday morning. The ball entered between knee and thigh and caused a dangerous wound. Dr. J J Stewart treated him and called in Dr. J Howell Billingsley of Westminster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie Frock
John Frock
Coron Mills
Sparrows
Iso
J. J. Stewart
J. Howell Billingslez
Westminster
Union Bridge Personsis Visit Notes Local Folks
Miss Edna Perry visited friends in Woodsboro last week. Mr. Arthur Haines of Frederick was in town Sunday the 24th ultimo. Dr. James K. Nichols of Johnsville was in town Monday the 25th ultimo looking well for his years. Miss Rachie Maynard of New London spent several days last week with Miss Mollie Wolfe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Bridge
Edna Perry
Woodsboro
Arthur Haines
Frederick
James K. Nichols
Johnsville
Rachie Maynard
New London
Mollie Wolfe
Liberal Gift for Alt Hebron Cemetery Fence
Mr. Charles B. Rouss of Woodsboro has donated 7300 dollars for an iron fence around Alt Hebron Cemetery at Winchester. The gift supports the Stonewall Cemetery where over four thousand Confederate dead rest from all Southern states. Rouss’s parents and a son, who recently died in New York, are buried at Mt Hebron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles B. Rouss
Woodsboro
County
Alt. Hebron Cemetery
Winchester
Stonewall
Souss
New York
Mt. Hebron
Assault Cases Brought Before Magistrates Yesterday
John Foreman appeared before Magistrate Wilson for assault and battery on Charles Merritt. He waived a hearing and was bailed for grand jury action. William Warmer appeared before Magistrate Eckstein on assault and battery charges and was bailed for grand jury action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Foreman
Wilson
Charles Merritt
William Warmer
Eckstein
Shoe Factory to Launch New Line of Footwear
The shoe factory will begin hands this week on a new line called the Good ear Sewed Shoe said to surpass hand sewed shoes. Last week the plant produced about 200 pairs daily as plumbers install steam pipes in the basement to dry the atmosphere and machinery upgrades expand capacity. The Valley Vand is selling Luray Caverns to a New York syndicate for 125000 cash and has already sold land totaling 72000 while negotiating for the Luray Tan at a bend sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goodear
Luray Caverns
New York
Luray Cavers
Gilbert's
Lorse Notes on Local Horse shipments and training
Mr James M Smith of Woodsboro shipped two fine Circulator colts to Baltimore yesterday and will place them with a trainer. Mr G W Smith trains for Mr J Wilton a fine Frank Pierce colt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorse
James M. Smith
Woodsboro
Baltimore
G. W. Smith
J. Wilton
Frank Pierce
Runaway team damages wagon near Buckeystown
Four runaways involved a team of horses owned by Mr William Duli near Buckeystown. The horses bolted in front of the Nicodemus Creamery yesterday morning, causing only minor damage including a broken wagon tree. Marriage licenses listed for several local couples including Zeigler Frey and Gregg Sha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willam Duli
Buckeystown
Nicodemus Creamery
S. T. Zeigler
Mary Frey
New Blarke
Ramond E. Zeng
New Midway
Lizzie Slagle
Woodsboro
Samuel W. Gregg
Fannie B. Sha
Jefferson
Frederick College Schedules One Daily Session Start Monday
Frederick College will start a single daily session on Monday from 9:30 a.m. to 12:20 p.m. The school will close on the 24th instant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College News
Frederick College
Board of Charities and Correction Meets at Montevue Hospital
The Board of Charities and Correction held their monthly session at Montevue Hospital to transact business relating to the institution. Court of Appeals judges will reconvene on the 17th of the month for a conference and filing opinions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of C. & C
Board of Charities and Correction
Montevue Hospital
Court of Appeals
Court of Ape
Great Meeting of German Baptist Brethren at Hagerstown
The annual Hagerstown gathering opened with routine sessions and reports. Financials show receipts near 57,954.65 dollars plus balances. Bible sales and tract distribution totaled 222,700 items. The convention voted to admit women delegates from this year, sparked by Mrs. Margaret Keedy’s credentials. The standing committee finished its work and will stay in session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hageystown
Hagerstown
Usul Rcutine
PL DB. Pabrsey
Ekier E. A. Breer
Usis
Wich
Bern
Balarce
Oursgandie
Eudowmiest Fund
Egeregstes
Illinois
Obio
Maryland
B. F. Moomaw
Virginia
Wadman
Margaret Keedy
Pleasant Hill
Kas
Afr. Dll. Miller
Gospel Messenger
Mrs Waugh Case Reported As Judge Notes Improvement
Mrs Nettie Waugh, long covered by Taz News, now has three meals daily from the sheriff's table. Her brother Daniel Swope and Rev Willhide visited the jail to see her. She asked about her baby and learned her husband is recovering. She remains unsettled at times but is more composed and appears to be improving with kind treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waugh
Nettie Waugh
Taz News
Daniel Swope
Willhide
That Road Case Again at County Hearing
The Goldsborough Hoffman versus Win Gechrist case opened before the County Commissioners with 39 witnesses scheduled, 17 for petitioners and 22 for objectors. Noted lawyers include Motter Wood Welson for Golda Brough and Maulsby Umer Keedy McSherry for Sechrist. The parties met at 10:30 in the County Commissioners office and adjourned to Woodsboro for 3:00 p.m. proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldsborough
Hoffman Et
Win
Gechrist
Tus
Golda Brough
Hoffman
Motter
Wood and Welson
Sechrist Et
Messrs
Maulsby
Umer
Keedy
McSherry
County Commissioners
Woodsboro
College Exercises Mark Cornerstone for New Building
The fifth annual exercises of the Western Maryland College primary department were held Friday afternoon. Immediately afterward the cornerstone for a new building for the department was laid on West Main Street near the campus. Notable graduates include David F. Harris of Mt Ephraim and George E. Waesche of Mechanicstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Maryland College
West Main Street
David F. Harris
Mt. Ephraim
George E. Waesche
Mechanicstown
Strawsberger Club Defeats Youngs Barber Shop 7 6
A hotly contested ball game at the Development Company's grounds ended with Strawsberger club beating Youngs barber shop club 7 to 6 in the fifth inning. Ketler and Brengie starred for the winning side while Rowe and Mercer pitched for the losers. A large crowd observed the close matchup. Carlisle Sale Netted 223 Lots for $33,063 Average $152 per Lot. Proceeds aided local residents for building needs with another sale planned after harvest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strawsberger Club
Carlisle
Ceriisle
Local session notes and street updates in Maryland county
Rita Board of County Commissioners met yesterday and transacted general business. Notices include repainting at several dwellings on West and East Patrick streets, porch and front repaints at local businesses, and planned lot sales by Develop ment Company. Various personal items, meetings, market notes, and minor incidents fill the regional one column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rita
Board of County Commissioners
Charles AG. Davis
Win Kioz
Weet Patrick Street
Mes Byteler
West Patrick Street
Messrs. B. Etert & Sons Bae
Psinck Street
Frederics Nuss
P 4
Bunk
Leyes Sod Baraat
Ilery Nistor
Charles Houck
Cerente
Satundsy
Bainmiure
wwSfr
A. Haver
Henry Nelson
Tle
Pepios Geattestan
York
GC. FE. Cline
Will Devall
A.J. McKinney
Mullinix and Kemp Dry Goods Debuts New Outings
The Mullinix and Kemp dry goods department announces a new line of Outings, Charlies, and Serges now available. The store highlights bargains on 27 and 40 inch frouncings and touts Shan tong pongees as pretty and cheap, urging customers to see their stock.
Dastardly Deed Strikes Freskhs Ville Area
A bold arson and intrusion occurred Friday night in Freskhs ville, Belf County. An assailant entered a residence, saturated a room door with fuel, and started a fire that endangered Mr Collstone and his family. The incident was discovered by Mr Collstone's mother, who raised the alarm, and authorities began investigations into the arsonist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvert Collstone
Freskhsville
Collitower
Tre Fortuasaly
Fragmented Names From Maryland Draft Rolls
Penlone lamed list shows scattered names under categories Originel Navy Additingoss and others. The OCR reads a long roster of individuals including Henry Wriley, Nathan Gaver, Tau Boars Poole, Harring Brown, Edwand Wiliams, Daniel seh, Jobo Curts, J. Curts, and Moses M Bates with variations and misspellings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Wan W. Lietlzaan
Henry TL Wriley
Henry MM. Strawbridge
Julio T. Straty
Henry Collins
Nathan Gaver
Tau
Poole
Charles Nuwl
Harring Brown
Aten Brooks
Edwand Wiliams
Samuel E. Lantz
Daniel Seh
Jobo
Curts
Wr. W. Baker
PC Allen
Juha Washington
John H Pwott
Jacob Haug
Additigoss
Adam — Beniley
Albert Brown
Geo Kreat
Richard Jones
Clark G. Shan
Charles N. Rubin
Originel
dMoses M. Bates
John Zapf
Decreas
George Frank
Jooeph Cat- Hier
Howard W. Gambrill
Joby D.iter
Wiliam J. Fink
Job
Joseph Brown
Marile
A Hen's Strange Peeak at Frederick Junction
Mr Frank Miller of the B and C Railroad at Frederick Junction reports a hen with thirteen chicks perched on a tree limb during the night. A lone chick on the ground drew attention and revealed the unusual roosting behavior. Weasels have been near the area for several nights, but the hen keeps brood safe by perching above ground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Miller
Frederick Junction
Miter
Ben
Yesterday's Hotel Arrivals List With Names and Origins
Yesterday arrivals show numerous guests from Baltimore Washington D C Pittsburgh Pa and other places. The Cantis House and Grorr Hovss entries list many travelers including Miss Maud Smith Canada Louis ville Columbus Pa and Holyoke Mass along with county totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orry Horst
B. A. Hichmond
W. D. Dorry
J. H. Caris
Baltimore
Duffy
Alexander
D. S Hoopes
Hagerstown
F. C. Knapp
N. X
J. D. Pawling
Pittsburgh
W. J. Breamer
Williamsport
J. H. Ketner
Washington
D. C
St. K. Anderson
N. C
J. W. L. Unaworth
Cantis
Kliss L. Smith
Miss Maud Smith
Canada
A. Bennett
Louisville
C.J. McCady
Columbis
AT. Stewart
Dr. Jayne
N. V
A. Fenne
Holyoke Mass
A. Buser
Chillicothe
Mra
Fortunate Student Receives Johns Hopkins Fellowship
A Fortunate Student named Barry Clay Jones of New London has been awarded a Johns Hopkins University fellowship in Baltimore. The grants go to graduates proposing continued advanced study in the chosen field. They provide $500 for one year and are renewable upon eligibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barry Clay Jones
New London
Johns Hopkins University
Baltimore
Rockville Official Injured After Basement Mishap
Dr Charles J Maddox member of the Rockville Md building committee fell into a hot air pit in the courthouse basement after a misstep injuring his hip and leaving him badly bruised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles J. Maddox
New Court House
Rockville
Student of Science joins Academy of Natural Science
The Academy of Natural Science of Philadelphia accepts Charles E. Ridenour of Hagerstown as a member. He is noted in Frederick for his work in the ornithological department and is devoting his life to science, making good progress in his chosen profession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Academy of Natural Science
Philadelphia
Charles E. Ridenour
Hagerstown
Frederick
Japanese Mattings Arrive Boosting Local Carpet Trade
The carpet department reports 47 rolls totaling 1590 yards of Japanese mattings arrived yesterday, bringing season totals to 170 rolls and 6890 yards. Managers tout rapid growth in Jap goods and invite customers to see styles and prices at headquarters.
Relics of coal shipments reach Marietta pastor
James Hil sent to the Rev. George Mehrie Zacharias of Marietta Pa a pair of handsome irons formerly in Col. Dale McWherson’s carriage. The items are high quality in design and will be used as ornaments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Hil
George Mehrie Zacharias
Marietta
Daniel Zachatiay
Dale McWherson
Mt Airy Camp Announces Third Year Schedule
Mt Airy Camp promotes its third annual gathering under Sir EL Meliinix with events around January 6 and ending August 14. Key activities include tent setup and regional participation, highlighting Libor and Wari Qubty as notable contributors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Airy
Sir EL Meliinix
Permeyns
Fragmentary obituary note hints at influenza warning
Incomplete text references a person named Wray S. Hodge and a warning about La Grippe. The garbled report suggests a health alert or obituary note tied to a local history or misfortune, with no clear dates, places, or actions readable.
St Johns Catholic Church to Host St Joseph Fest
St Johns Catholic Church announces St Joseph festival events in Jucior Hall beginning soon. The celebration invites parishioners and local residents to join in the community gathering and related activities.
Exhibition of Miss F W Doubs Painting Class
Exhibition of students work at Koontz’s, Thursday June 18 from 9 AM to 10 PM. Public invited. No cards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. Doub
Koontz
A Great Tudeaus Rise in Week’s Sale at Shriner Mill
The Shriner Milling Co reports a record weekly gain ending March 23, with sales one third higher than ever. The firm emphasizes its home trade production and notes strong consumer demand for its goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ceresville
A. Shriner [Iling Co
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the Daily News
Frederick Weatuze
Ag Rerosisn
McClistoce
Son and Moor
Sur Sivues
D.H
Best
Brish Bros
Srcaptalls
Sen Rues
Gaineran
SSO
A. T Waterss
Fountain Mills
W. T. Watkins
Bethel Bf. E
Pardew
Floyd and
Silas Robinson
Point of Rocks
John O L. Bean
William Whalen
Henry Frazier
Albert Beaner
Peter Minnroe
Patrick Ambush
William Russell
Calveria Naylor
Jennie Robinson
Sunnyside
Hirem Clappen
Lewistown
EV AN T. Rinesaert
Evan T. Rinehart
Rinehart, Childs & Co
Flour and Grain Commissioners
North
Howard Street
Blue Ridge Summit
Franklin County
William Rinehart
Park Avenue
Hrs
Rohrer
Elizabeth Roorer
Wdow
Chas. Rohrer
Indiana
M. E
Jones
Clara Jones
Seth C. Jones
Rochester
N. Y
Mary E. Lutz
East
Patrick Street
Ghos. Cole
THE
Baptist Brethren
College Matters
Mesoré Loyns & Burek
J.D. Keprer
W. D. Rice
East Third Street
Catholic Benevolent Legion
Wille
Legion
Liberty
Thomas E. McClerland
Ellicott City
A. L. Eader
South Market Street
Mary Yeakle
Charles Sifford
Dorsey Etchison
Tre Newwa
Kemp Hall
Presbyterian Church
Braddock
Clarence Miler
Frederick and Monocacy Ttraptke Company
Cannon Hall
Carrol Street
Geo. Young
Zimmerman & Tyson
al. Paisley
J. T. Kline
Gapland
Geo. Alfred Townsend
Potomac
Harper's Ferry
Hancock
Fr. McElroy
St. John's -Mesars
Lewis
H. F. Ruprecht
Calvin Kemp
Mullinix
DRY Goods Department
D. H. Best
Thea
N. Market
Smith
Temple of Fancy
C. B. Oline & CO
D. E.cline
Hodge
Sebler-Sile
St. Joe's
Jucior Hall
St. John's
Churen
Rene Sie
John Hendrickson
Geo. A. Gilbert
Clrchit
Tosepe W,gater
Jetdkwim Fredarick
Register OF Wills
Hamilton Lindsay
Frienis
M. P. Wood
Maysdaw
Forclere
Circuit Court
J. M. Newman
Jrere
Challie
Ltce's
Scenis
J. Doll
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