Evening Wrap of Carh' He and Local Visitors
A local digest notes Mr Robert Cash of Baltimore as a prominent feature weekend visitor alongside visits from Miss Emma Gilbert Walkersville Mrs Charles Anders Frederick and many others. The strawberry festival at St Anthony hall drew praise and Mt St Marys defeated Galladuc College 6 to 2. Community notes list church services, visits, and residents traveling to Frederick Gaithersburg Baltimore and Washington with rattlesnakes reported near Foggy Bottom.
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Robert Cash
Baltimore
Ema Gilbert
Walkersville
Charles Anders
Frederick
Maynard Dullicar
Loia
C D. Kling
St. Anthony Hall
Mt. St. Mary's
Galladuc College
Washington
Rock Hill
Ellicott City
St. Anthony Baseball Club
Emitsburg Club
Bais
Emmitsburg
Emma Hammerick
Company A
Pleasant Personal Paragraphs With Many Local Names
Purely personal notices list residents and visitors from Frederick and nearby towns. Names and addresses include Charles Schultz on business in Sykesville, Mrs W Jollive visiting relatives in Winchester, William U Hipshey from Washington with friends in city, Mrs W A Long on East Patrick street in Baltimore, Miss Rebecca Shook on West Patrick street, Mrs Jesse D Kaufman visiting nearby, and many others returning from trips to Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York, and Atlantic City. The notes also mention relocations such as George Begs moving from West Fifth Street to North Market Street and plans for the Wylie-McLean nuptials next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnesville
St Mary's Catholic Church
Whitsunday
Henry Lephart
Germantown
B. F. Roberson
Frederick B. Johnson
Thurston
Rofus Stevens
Calvin Loy
John Diffendal
Frederick
Joseph White
Dickerson
Peddicord
Eliiott City
Mollie Brown
Cleveland Cromwell
Adamstown
Claggett Hilton
McManus
New York
George B. Harrington
Archie “Morningstar
Washington, D. C
Edgar Morningstar
Gen
Hazel
Baltimore
Washington, D CC
Rockville
FE. J. Morningstar
Charles Schultz
West South Street
Sykesville
Recitals and dramatic events precede college commencement
Three musical recitals and two dramatic performances lead into the Woman's College commencement. Miss Virginia Carty with baritone Theodore Appie will present pianoforte pieces. a sale of Domestic Science exhibit items runs Saturday afternoon. Dr. Huckel, noted theologian and translator, will deliver the commencement address Wednesday at 10 30 in College hall.
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Woman's College
Virginia. Carty
Theodore Appie
Washington, D. c
Domestic Science School
Conservatory Hall
Shaneepeare
College Lawn
FanntieRoy
New York
City Opera House
Nghal
Flymouth
FaintleRoy
Bill
Abbott
Oliver Huckel
Baltimore Sup
Philadelphia
Huckel
University of Pennsylvania
Harvard
Andover
Boston University
Oxford University
England
Berlin University
Germany
Principal Fairbairn
Oxford
Phillips Brooks
Boston
Tucker
Dartmouth
Weymouth
Berlin
First Congregational Church
Amherst
Baltimore
Fle
Richard Wagner
College Hall
Nearby residents celebrate purchases and visits
Near Hyattstown residents report Mr William White buying a motor cycle and Mr Lawrence Price purchasing a motorcycle. Automobiles bought by Linnod Hayes and Maurice Orme. Several visits to relatives noted including Mrs Frances Thompson and Miss Clara Edwards, and Miss Lucille Gardner visiting family in Washington. Local crops need rain and a missionary society plans a meeting at Locust Valley.
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Hyattstown
William White
Sellman
Lawrence Price
Linnod Hayes
Maurice Orme
Feagaville Church Notices and Local Visits
Feagaville notices include Mt Zion Reformed Church preaching on Sunday June 4 at 10 30 AM and Lion Lutheran Church service Sunday afternoon June 4 at 2 30 PM. Mrs Charles Derr of Baltimore visits her parents Mr and Mrs Fenton Harsett. Mrs Bessie Trundle and daughter from Lime Kiln visit Mr and Mrs T C Zimmerman. Mr and Mrs George Poole of Harmony Grove visit Mr and Mrs C K Feaga. Dr and Mrs Joseph Long of Walkersville visit Mr and Mrs A B Renn. Mrs Renn remains with a sprained ankle. Mr G M Miller of Lewistown spends Sunday with Mr William L Culler. Mr Elmer Derr is on the sick list.
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Mt. “Ion Reformed Church
Mt. Iion Lutheran Church
Charles Derr
Baltimore
Fenton Harsett
Bessie Trundle
T. C. Zimmerman
George Poole
Harmony Grove
C. KE. Feaga
Joseph Long
Walkersville
A.B. Renn
Renn
G. M. Miller
Lewistown
Wm. L. Culler
Criticism of City and F R R over South Street Franchise
City officials and Frederick Railroad executives defended a South Street franchise amid criticism of the mayor and aldermen. Officials said the measure was not railroaded and that street cars would provide an extensive city service with a loop around the area. Two cars would run every fifteen minutes, with transfers at the Square Corner to improve public transit.
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South Street
Frederick
Railroad
Schell
South Market Street
Square J
Locust Valley News House and School Notes
Locust Valley expects a bumper early cherry crop and reports on the public school led by Mr. Bowlus finishing a prosperous term with possible return next year. Cemetery trustees enlarge grounds and improve fences and hitching. Many children have whooping cough. Alonzo Won Rohrback returns home after wintering with sister Mrs Higdon near Knox ville. Locust Valley residents discuss organizing a baseball club. Mrs Eva Borer, formerly of Locust Valley, is mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Higdon
Knoxville
Locust Valley
Eva Borer
Local Notices of Farm Plans Visits and Meetings
Mr Rufus King plans barn and dwelling on his farm near Kings Valley. Phill Lewis and Jesse Smith spent Tuesday in Frederick on business. Mr and Mrs E Ernest King visited Mrs Jesse Smith on Saturday. Master Linwood Trice visits sister Mrs Wesley Smith of Purdum. Mrs James Burdette of Wesley Grove spent Tuesday with her mother in law Mrs Burdette of Brownsville. Mel Beale and sister spent Monday with Mrs Beale of Damascus. Ladies Aid Locely to meet at Mt View church on June 7 to reorganize.
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Rufus King
King's Valley
Phill Lewis
Jesse Smith
Frederick
E Ernest King
Saturda
Linwood Trice
Wesley Smith
Purdum
James Burdette
Wesley Grove
Burdette
Brownsville
Mel. Beatle
Beale
Damascus
The
Ladies’ Aid Locely
Mt. View Church
Meeting of Chippewa Tribe Receives 55 New Members
The Red Men meeting last night welcomed 55 candidates who were received and conferred the three degrees. After business, members enjoyed ice cream and deske. On Thursday night the Chippewa Tribe will travel to Woodsboro to install a trike of 60.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodsboro
Laying Water Main Progress On Water Street
Superintendent Frank Tyergar oversees a crew laying a two inch water main on Water street from the East Patrick street main. The work aims to extend the city water network and improve service in nearby blocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Tyergar
Water Street
Patrick’ Street
Diocesan Convention Backs Laymen on Standing Committee
At Emmanuel church the Diocesan Convention of the Protestant Episcopal church approved a minority report to admit laymen to the eight member standing committee four laymen and four clergymen. Vote: clergy men 49 22 in favor. laity 537 8 in favor.
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P. E. Church
Hyiscopal Church
Emmanuel Church
Edward Trail Helfenstein
Morndike
Aie Dluvi
Tae Uemusany
Mr. Helfenstein
MW 6
Autoists to Face Licensing Exam, Commissioner Says
Automobile Commissioner John E B George announced he will urge the legislature to require all automobile drivers to pass an examination before licenses are issued. He cited Austin Boyd of Baltimore who testified he learned to drive in an hour and noted an ongoing state-wide investigation. George said observed law compliance has improved during his tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John EB. George
George
Austin Boyd
Baltimore
Boyd
Ju nian Stomach and Liver Tablets Adverts Headline
The passage promotes Junia Stomach and Liver Tablets as a remedy for faulty digestion, claiming they correct digestion and improve health. It markets the product through druggists, appealing to teeth eye and complexion improvements as benefits. The ad mimics early 20th century drug claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tolay
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