Social notes from Frederick and surrounding towns
A stream of brief notices lists residents and visitors in Frederick and nearby communities. Individuals including Misa Loretta Wallard, Capt. I. Wedorsey, Miss Eva Rhoderick, Miss Sadid Zininichnai, Mrs. C H Bennett, Mr. Harry Staley, Mr. Frank Stokes, Mrs. Victor Young, Mrs. Loules Gephart, and many others visiting relatives, attending funerals, or traveling to cities like Baltimore and Washington. Mentions include hotel stays, family visits, business trips, and local job changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterling Galt
Emmiteburg
New City
Eva Rhoderick
East Fourth Street
Washington
Sadid Zininichnai
Second Street
Baltimore
Ballimore
S. Harvey Bennett
East Patrick Street
Harry Staley
Washington, D. C
Frederick
Mrc
Katherine ‘Leaes
South Street
Sherpabirg
Janice H. Sigkes
Norfolk
Carroll'street
Victor Young
A. Lpeatre
Tasarange
Youi- Ininy
Foot
Mira
Nennie Groff
Mies
Nannie Dudress
Market Street
Maryland University
David Groff
Everhart
Miss Groff
Ritchie
Matthew
Scott
National Society
Honal Education
Washington,d. C
Diplomas Awarded To University Of Maryland Graduates
Graduates receiving diplomas in the law department of the University of Maryland include notable individuals from St Johns College and other institutions. The event featured joint exercises and remarks as graduates from various schools were recognized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acadilesie “Battinory
Wilfeocutee Moshe
Frederick
Law Department
University of Maryland
St.John's College
Atianapolis
Mentes
Roscoe
Roscoe Kart
Principal Ely Receives Gold Watch for Forty Years Service
At the school for the deaf a testimonial presentation honored Principal Charles W. Ely. A special committee awarded Ely a gold watch for forty years of service. The board, officers, and staff were reelected, with detailed financials and lists of teachers and staff noted in the ceremony report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ely
Witcbers
Baker
John Black
J. T
Fortioer D. Crapeter
George Oe
Sterling Galt
J- Tyler Gray
Alexander'd Trewin
Alber’ Jocke
Spencer Jones
Mobley
H. Clay
Arthur
Potts
Steiner
Steiner. “Sebleys John
Ke ‘Shaw
Case
Boyder
Bar
Bard
C- Steiner
PalaserTen Knant
D- Guy
Pr ‘Turpin
Henry
Thomas
I William
The
Boo ‘Williams
Bernard C
Denver
Col
John” Bhick
Spencer C. Jones
Henry C. Nall
Henry Willams
Gotarinstitue
Thp
Wivian G. Baker
Henry Williams
Gernrdo C. Steiner
Albert Jones
Stetlonr
Bchey
Geo. R. Dennis
Alexander D Irwin
John K. Shaw, Jr
W. T. PB. Tuepin
Charles W. ‘Ely
A. B
Tachera
Edward
Gale
Julia m. Young
Mollie M. James
George H. Faupel
Mary Tilinghost
Frances Hancock
Grice D. Ely
Kate Lee
Bryatly
Betty L. Bowles
Florence W., Doub
Earth Markey
Willian
Johnson
Judith R. Page
Frances. L
Hyngon
Herman H. Flick
Margaret Mayvood
California
Social World Honors Ster High Graduates in Walkemelie Event
The Ster ther Walkemelie High class and a few friends were feted by Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Stauffer and family. Attendees included Ruth Reddick, Mevere, Lee Hoke, Bruce Crist, Ward Stauffer, Waudo Reddick, Leonard Reddick, Corey Etter, Robert Stauffer, Ethel Stauffer, Mildred Stauffer, Edith Nicodems, Mary Cramer, and R. Paul Smith among others in a community gathering honoring the graduates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ster Ther Walkemelie High Ehonl
J. H. Stauffer
Ruth Reddick
Mevere
Lee Hoke
Bruce
Crist
Ward
Stauffer
Waudo Reddick
Leonard Reddick
Corey Etzter
Robert
Bisson
Hilo Stauffer
Ethel Stauffer
Mildred Stauffer
Lera’ Hatchman
Edith Nicodems
Car Off Track Near Telegraph Street Delays Trains
A trolley car numbered 28 derailed twice on Telegraph Street near South Street, causing brief delays. First incident around one o'clock and a second occurrence at six fifty six, both delaying traffic about ten minutes as trucks scattered debris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Telegraph Street
Cne
Hospital Notes and Local Updates
The report lists residents and their conditions with names and addresses. Mr Milton Engle of Weat Fourth Street is indisposed while Mr Ralph R Brown of Clarke Place remains confined to bed by illness. Mrs A Kreh of J North Street has recovered enough to return home. Mr Harry Young of South Market Street is noted for a separate incident at work. The Gandral Committee Organizes as the new Democratic central committee met yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton
T. Engle
Weat
Ralph
R. Brown
Clarke Place
Lekavessi
Harry Young
South’ Market
Siesta Eriens
Mrz
Ily Hospital
Annual Commencement Evening at Grade Reform Church
Dr. D. D. Nicodemus delivered the speaker's address while Rev. A Me McKintey led the high and the seniors received life vows. John T. White gave an elocutionary talk and seniors presented a token. The benediction was pronounced by Rev. C. M. Sparrow as the Frederick Select Orchestra accompanied the reception music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Bruce Chiet
Ciiude D Redding
Robert Lee Smith
Dorothy Paul Etzleraid
Leonard’ Reddick
Frederick
Adamstown High School Commencement Held May 31
Adamstown High School held its eleventh annual commencement on Tuesday night May 31 with the Frederick Select Orchestra providing music. Graduates Julia Elizabeth Thomas Laura Marie Day Maud Harriet Stupp and John James O'Hara received diplomas as C. E. Willis and L. Willis of New Market attended. speeches covered cultivation literature and science with Dr J Thames and Prof Harry Mock presenting diplomas and medals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adamstown
New Market ‘High
Julia’ Elizabeth Thomas
Laura Maire
Day
Maud Harriett Stupp
John James
O'Hara
Messrs
C. E. and
L. &. Willis
New
Alvil Conner
James O'Hara
Man Stupp
Laura ‘Marie
Guy’ K
Mattar
Harry
Mock
Alpinnao
J. Thames
Durey
Julia
Elizabeth
Thomas
Frederick High School commencement at City Opera House
The Frederick High School annual commencement will be held tonight at the City Opera House at eight o clock. Thirty three graduates will receive diplomas including twenty two girls and eleven boys. Rev Dr J Spangter Kialf er of Higomtown will deliver the address and Rev Jeane M Motter president of the county school board will present diplomas. Mary H Filler will deliver the salutatory and Edward S Delaptaine the valedictory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick High Schoola
City Opera
J. Spangter Kiaffer
Middletown High School Graduation Program Recited
The Middletown High School commencem ent program opened at the Opera House at 8 o clock featuring a chorus selection The Thally salutatory The Ideal and Teal by Blanche R Stone an oration Need of Higher Education in the Business World by John B Thorne a Ruth N Dean poem and diplomas presented by Prof John J White Raymond House won the balant mathematic medal Blanche R Stone won the roven our medal and the night closed with the valedictory American World Power by Raymond House and benediction by Rev W Brown
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown High School
Anu
Middletown
Opera
Thally
Cation
WR. Brown
John’ B
W. B. Brown
Blache R. Stone
W. W
Thurmont High School Graduation Exercises Noted
Thurmont High School held its annual graduation exercises last August with Principal H D Beachley presiding. The address was delivered by Hon Glen Worthington former chief judge of the Sixth Judicial Circuit. Graduates named include Kednard Pant Harbaugh Jiva Trene Kilbaugh Edgar Barb Wachter Helen Crawford Anders Hazel Ken Collifliver and Charles Wisatzkey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thurmont High School
Thurmont High
H. D. Beachley
Dale Svere
Hoo
Glen
Worthington
Judicial Clienit
Kednard Pant
Harbaugh
Jiva jTrene
Kilbaugh
Edgar
Barb Wachter
Helen Crawford
Anders
Hazel
Ken \Collifliver
Charles
Frederick
Wisatzkey
Myeraville High School Commencement Honors Class
The untval exercises honor the Myeraville High School graduates listed as Rebecca Cline, Gae Nell Koogte, Clara Lestherman, Hattie Souméra, John Kranklin, Edward Yoke, and others. The commencement address is by Rev. George Kawers, pastor of the Lutheran church at Whichester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myeraville High Sehanl Diptomas
Sunday School Convention in Praderick County Church
Sunday School Convention of Praderick County asks attendees to gather at the Kpisey chapel tomorrow evening for a program led by Reverend William We Duuli of Middletown and others. An election of officers will take place and reports from distant districts will be heard. A smaller event at the Bringleical Southern church begins at 7 20 with addresses by Reverend Gilbert Ownsend of Hagerstown and Bishop W. Kind leye of Malthmore. Public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Praderick County Suis
Ely
Nana
William We Duuli
Middletown
Mileton
Wlotens
Tierestlag
Utev
Gib
Hagerstown
Bs.w. Kindleye
Malthmore
Company AQ MS NG Seeks Gettysburg Maneuvers Move
Capt Thount Markey wrote to Adjutant General J Mo Warfield requesting permission for Company AQ MS NG to relocate to Gettysburg for three days of maneuvers and duty drills. The unit would be furloughed until Saturday fully two days, with travel distance about thirty three miles from Frederick. The War Department has approved the request and ordered troops to report at Gettysburg on or about May 1, 1910.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thount
Markey
J. Mo Warfield
Ousbelot
Anking
Gettysburg
Satunduy
Frederick
Vaburg
Record Cherry Picker Sets Day's Sweet Milestone
Mr John Kentig Yesterday set a sugary mark by picking 320 apy quarts of cherries for Mr cone Moore at Rocky Se Osnes. The feat occurred over 18 good days yielding one hundred fifty anars in total.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kkentig Festerday
Cone
Moore
Prace
Rocky Se Osnes
Sunday School Convention Opens in Frederick
Local notes describe a June 3 1910 Sunday School Convention in Frederick Maryland with sessions at East Church on East Market Street. Officials announced programs including singing and readings and referenced events in Washington and Braddock Heights with entertainment at nearby venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Washington
East Arch Street
Notice of Interest Rate Increase at Citizens National Bank
On November the tet, 1009, the bank increased its interest rate to four percent per annum on all regular interest bearing deposits, with special deposits and other accounts remaining under contract terms. The document lists officers including Wien President and Guilder Cashier among others.
Retail catalog fragment hints at fabric and clothing sales
Fragmentary ad lists various fabrics, colors, and garments with prices. It notes silk, coats, lawns, and printed patterns in multiple shades. The garbled copy mentions discounts and spring selections, urging readers to visit for bargains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plato Laws Wailstr
Trespass notice on Rizor farm and local notices mix
Local notices warn trespassing on Rizor farm and reference law. Various lines mention tenants, a baseball meeting at Y M C A, potato prices, voters and the city register, carnations for sale, and a Thurmont advert for R.E. Carona with carnations and a hotel listing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rizor
P. H. Contan
Towne Goods for Sale at Buckeystown Store
A fragment describes stock of goods at Jesse F Wells store in Buckeystown offered for sale. It mentions general merchandise, attractive items, and bargain prices. Optical specialist Kefauver at 7 North Market Frederick is noted, with requests for logs and various household items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gooda
Buckeystown
Lontiris
Jesse F.wellon
Jos Feancis Sars
Tri Frederick, Nd
Kefauver
North Market Street
Frederick
Wit
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Henry Bros
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John’ Jarboe
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Bank Childronte
Shi Bank
Misa Loretta Wallard
Knoxville
I. WeDorsey
New Market
Frederict
Tuginess
Charles Schultz
West South Street
Keymar-on
Busi· Ness
Gourtrey Raith
Mother
Menery
Sarat
Aon
the Deaf
Gandral Committee
New Democratic” Central “Committee
Pawel
Adamstown High School
Guy
K. . Motter
Frederick Schoaors
yé’.High School
Opera House
Dritl
Gadatea
Braddock Heights
George
G. Rodouky’ Jr
Lowia
Kauck
Mao
Garrett
de- Grant, Jr
Bariaton
L. Hargett
Medley
Harold K
William
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Eadiis Ragenn
Rchoul
Humperger
Hargett
Dissult
Kate
Rane
Nero
Rome
Mt Othe Rype
North
Second ‘Wrest
Prlner
Sune
Citizens National Bank
Citizens’ National Bank
OFS
Capital
2D. Barber
Orricens
Rewie
Preadeas
Vien
Wien
Geo
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Taos
Hy Maun
Tomy
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Dawine Bakes
We. G. Bakan
Hgorttuw
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F. L. Hanami
Japa
Moream
Raksn
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D.hendrickson
Telephoos
John D. Hendrickson
Neidig & Miller
Nadia Aoreen
Jase
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Rexall
Toni
Ewan Cans
Rptomas& Iti
Fumehal
Birsiahead Alirpor
Sterling Ailver
Pas Ianty
Drowdler
Fredarick
Irol
L. Cramer & Bons
Brea
Aaron
Peedera
Young & Staley
Clatka
Barrick
Burplan
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Corrien
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Pluaurxiy
Nidlowauy St.Battiatuite
Joun Taatnor
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M.C. A
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KE. A. Bauauwan
Mgr
Braddock’ Heights
Frep.Co
Fanurns’ Exchange
Frederick City
City Register
Itex
Sarcmat
R.E. Carona
Thurmont, Md
Bankabai
Rastrantstigen Street
Lle.m
Toll P.m
Frederick Building’ Association
J. W. L. Carty
Frederick’ County’National Bank
Woo
Thomas H. Haler
Zimmerman
Boy Weisowers
A. MiLandauer
J. Web Carty D.'Loweprime Lmn
Bool
Jf Weich
Saya
Victor Infante
Helief
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Dixon Facune Co
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