Local notices and visits fill Hagerstown pages
Vague items list visitors and residents in Frederick county around Hagerstown. Mentions Mr. Philip Reich visiting Leetown WVa with family, Ceresville to Montgomery fishing trip, and others like Mrs. Doyle, Miss Collins, Col Wm Lowdermilk in Washington District. Also notes trips to Harrisburg Baltimore and Newark, along with Dunkard meetings and social calls at North Market Street, East Second Street, and vicinity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Reich
Leetown
W Va
Isaac H. Strider
Evans
Miriam Evans
J.J. Wagoner
Barkittsville
Hagerstown
Afr
D. W. Gise
Harrisburg
John Doyle
Belle Collins
Washington
Dudley Page
FF. Seminary
Chas. G. Blandy
Saint Paul, Minn
Counsel Street
Col Wm. Lowdermilk
Washington, D.C
G. Six
Washington, D. C
Wan. A. Purnell
Newark
Del
Delaware Pustlege
Edward
Charles Honck
Ceresville
Montgomery County
Harry Koontz
Wim. H. Eckstein
Joseph H. Mein
Ohio Conference
David Main
Rocky Springs
Boost
North Market Street
Main
Frederick County
Warren Kline
Polo, T
Kline
Liberty
Casper Quynn
Yellow Springs
Mary and
Kate Smith
East Second Street
Mary Lamar
Urbana
Hanshew Markey
P. D. Fahrney
Dunkard
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Fannie Snyder
Robert Snyder
Woodsboro
Edward. Schell
County Correspondence from Mykesville June Notes
County correspondent reports bright outlook after recent meetings in Mykesville. settlers note crops promising despite drought. Hillside home expansion, church artifacts found in a brick structure, and German Baptist gathering near Hagerstown draw regional attention. Community events include Children’s Day services, Band of Hope program, and local social visits. several residents listed with movements, health, and property news.
Broadrow rail hopes and local church notices
Jefferson report covers farmer optimism on railroad reaching Broadrow and valley interests, a postponed Lutheran clergymen reunion, local marriages, weather impacts, crops, and community events. Notable items include a June postponement to August, frog shortages from market demand, and recent wedding in the Lutheran church.
Decoration Day Observed With Parade and Services in Taneytown
Taneytown marked Decoration Day with a parade led by the Taneytown Corner Bend Od soldiers and local groups, visiting cemeteries to lay flowers. A program at the school-house followed, including music, prayer, addresses by Rev. G. W. McSherry Rev. H Ditzler and others, and a final band performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taneytown
Taneytown Corner Bend
America
G. W. McSherry
H Ditzler
Doctor C. Birnie
J. D. Peters
Hanover
Blumenauer
Wim. J. Fink
Grace
H. Ditzler
Vanover
Peters
Charles Orndorff
Gome
Hagerstown
Emmuttsburg
Geo. H. Fair
Local notes and incidents from the district
Mr John Poole and Ed Aegernon spent Sunday with his father Peter Poole. Mr Enos Grove died Saturday night from unknown causes. relatives think poisoning. Elder D Gibbon attended the Durkard lore feast at Beaver Dam. Miss Yall of Montewie guests of Mrs Anne Mercer. Rev J Hench to preach at Zion church on Sunday July 7 at 10 am. Mr J D Shagsicl and family visit Mr NF Rickerds. they will return to Frederick City. Mr David Sherkel, sawmill proprietor, injured a hand in a jack-up accident while assisting Mr A W Hurazhast. Wheat, grass and vegetables booming after rains. Vernon Lancer of near Mooton Springs visited Friday. Sunday school led by Lizzie Zimmerman and Bliss Etta Morvell grows. Nessie Sudumice and Charles L. Mies left for Hagerstown and returned that evening. Mrs Fannie Phleeger of Jerusalem spent Sunday here. Sawmill at Wolf continues producing for orders. Farmers busy replanting and cultivating corn. fruit crop promising though peaches partly failed. apples and pears look good.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Moiter
Florida
Georgia
Thomas H. Hedg- Siss
Air
W. H. Cromwell
Walkersville
Aras
Sir
F. W. Weddel
Sterling
Whiteside County
Ohio
Dunkard
Weddell
Joseph D. Baker
Amelia Kdisa
Weddel
Clara Schull
Frederick
Cramer
Hagerstown
George Murray
C. Anderson
Charles Steiner
Dayton
Steiner
John A. Steiner
James V. Harding
Baltimore
Charles 5. Trail
Church Street
Mykesville
Ssenuel J. Swith
Hillside
Bund Fay
Repunez
Dows
Zion
Isa
Henry G. Spayth
Er Frohliche Botsthalter
Germany
Baltmore Weekly
Frederick Herald
Catoctin
H. L. Brady
Middletown
Henry Clay
Washington, D. C
Isham
Cyrus Routzahn
John Harp
Eno» Dent
Jacob Toms
D.B
Pleasant Walk
Myersvillest Sp
A. C. Hott
Wirgicht
Adam
Barry Doreags Ponerl
Joshua Mare
Herr Dweling
Tsemtreder
P. Crabbe
T. Lakin
Mira Ella Main
Lis Mtorlk
T_Messel
W. B. Stone
Julian Kemp
Portsmouth
New Hampshire
Fred. Kemp
C. T. F. Howard
Iss V. Thomas
Happy Children’s Day
Ava Staley
F. T. Lakin
Viola Shafer
Jesus
James B. Aubert
D. T. Lekin
Keefer Toms
Castle and Getzendimner
Frenk Lakin
Della Stone
I Am
Gal
Roy Thomas
Eclass
Mamie Lakin
Mamie Young
Superintendent Lakin
Castle
Kiracore
D. Main
Hedges
Cockerly
Marice J. Dade
Joseph Crampton
Wm. Culler
Keller
Samuel M. Culler
Chureh
S. A. Hedges
Samuel A. Gregg
Fannie Shaff
A. Shaff
Henry Slagle
Lisbon
Frederick Ciave
Mary M. Gregg
Virginia
Samuel C. Gregg
Sharpsburg
Antietam
Lutheran
Joshua Xsiv
Bex
Phx
E. T. Helfenstein
St. Mark’s P. E
Martha Delauder
D. J. H. Simons
Marshall Hillesry
Owen
Edmonsion
Washington
Charles H
John Poole
Ed Aegernon
Wift
Peter Poole
Enos Grove
Yall
Montewie
Anne May Mercer
Vellow
Mo Hench
Zion Reformed Church
Charlesville
Seeday
J.D. Shagsicl
Wm. H. Beckingham
Frederick City
NF. Rickerds
Prelerick Cy Tudo
David Sherkel
Wale
A.W
Lizzie Zimmerman
Bliss Etta Morvell
JLUNE
Nessie
C.sutumice
Snd
Ciaries L. Mies
Fannie Phleeger
Jerusalem
Lev
Wolf
German Baptist Doxford Convention Debates Divorces Tobacco
The German Baptist doxfords convention near Hagerstown opened with about twenty two thousand onlookers, six thousand admitted to the tabernacle, 340 delegates from a dozen states. Debates included a ban on divorces and a failed motion to prohibit ministers from using tobacco while petitions moved toward new hymnals. Maryland delegates listed include Shoop Rowland Foltz Foltz Malcott Utz and Leatherman among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doxfords
Hagerstown
Furly
Great Tabernacle
Tabernacle
Kansas
Maryland
B. Shoop
Jonss Rowland
Beaver Creek
Daniel Wolf
H. F. Neikirk
Manor
Samuel Foltz
David Foltz
Welsh Run
Absalom Malcott
Licking Creek
Samuel Utz
Bush Creek
Greenberry Ecker
David E. Roap
Pipe Creek
George Leatherman
Middletown Valley
Orphans' Court Administrations and Account Settlements
Letters of administration on the estate of Thomas H Hodgkiss granted to Ann A Troxell and on Francis D Myers estate granted to Mary K Myers. First accounts of G H Worthington guardian to Nicholas J Arthur and Mary W Worthington settled. Inventories of Catherine Weenche estate filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orphans’ Court
Thomas H. Hodgkiss
Ann AT. Troxell
Francis D. Myers
Mary K. Myers
G. H. Worthingtton
Nicholas J
Arthur 5
Mary W. Worthington
Catherine Weenche
Chicken Thieves Steal 27 Chickens on West Patrick Street
Thieves broke into Bir. D. J. Michael yard on West Patrick street Monday night causing disorder but leaving due to small chickens. The same night they entered Bir. Compher’s premises and stole twenty seven chickens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bir
D. J. Michael
West Patrick Street
Birs. Compher
Mountain band must be jailed for Frederick county crime
The Baltimore American urges Frederick county to spare no effort in ridding itself of a band of mountain outlines. The only proper places for such a band are behind the bars of the Frederick county jail or within the strong walls of the Maryland Penitentiary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Frederick County
Maryland Penitentiary
Brakeman Injured While Coupling Cars At Brunswick
A brakeman on a Brunswick pick up train suffered a severe arm injury yesterday afternoon while coupling cars. He was caught between two thirty ten gondolas and then sent home to Martinsburg for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick
Martinsburg
Collision Hammers Harpers Ferry Train Trestle
A westbound passenger train struck a freight train on the trestle at Harper s Ferry last night at about 10 15. The impact caused considerable damage but no one was injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harpers Ferry
Improved His Mill at Frederick City Mills
Mr. C. E. Sealey owner of the Frederick City Mills has had the mill put in thorough repair and added some of the latest improved machinery. The mill is now running day and night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Sealey
Frederick City
May Interments at Mt Olivet and Real Estate Transfers
The May Intermentn reports nine interments at Mt Olivet Cemetery including seven adults and two children with one body from Baltimore and the rest from the city. Real estate transfers list William D Brace and wife to Frederick City Manufacturing and Development Company for 30 acres at 6060 dollars and Benjamin H Meitzler et al to Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company for right of way and premises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herwig
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
Mt . Olivet
Baltimore
City
Tranafera
Wiliam D. Brace and
Frederick City Manufacturing and Development Company
Benjamin H. Meitzler
Battmore and
Ohio R R Co
Community Festivals Bring Out City Groups
The Methoduse Presbyterians and Catholica hosted successful events with children and adults enjoying displays, singing, and a doll drill. Highlights included a doll brigade, rocking chair songs, cradle songs, recitations, and a dust drill, followed by refreshments. The Presbyterian festival featured flowered tables, cake, fruit, and a fish pond for children, with two more evenings of public attendance. St John’s Catholic church held a glowing festival at Junior Hall with lemonade, a post office, and flowered tables serving ices berries and cakes with white gown waiters. festivities continue tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholica
Tre Rieg
Methodist Episcopal Church
Doll Brigade
Helen Mullinis
Fite GH
Elsie Ghe
Tani
Herbert Gill
Harry Lawrence
Florence Gill
Mary Young
Misa Nannie Young
Kemp Hall
Presbyterian Church
Tampa
Ladies of
St John’s Catholic Church
Junior Hall
Seventh Annual Art Exhibition by Afiss Florence W. Doub
The seventh annual exhibition by Afiss Florence W. Doub and her thirty five pupils runs tomorrow from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. in Koontz Hall North Market street. It features 131 exhibits including paintings crayons watercolors pencil drawings and decorated china in royal Worcester style. The hall will be tastefully decorated and the artist and pupils invite friends and the public to view the works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Afiss
Florence W. Doub
Koontz Hall
North Market Street
Royal Worcester
Frederick Industry Relies on Skilled Machinists
A Frederick shop owner warns of a labor shortage as skilled mechanics vanish to other places and current workers endure long hours. Despite tight supply, local industry surges with orders piling up for months, signaling rapid growth in the city’s manufacturing sector. Also noted is Mr. Charles Price’s berry farm near Urbana, where he began picking May 27 and, with help, gathered twenty seven bushels by June 1, selling all. He markets berries by wagon to town, praising flavor and sweetness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Charles Price
Urbana
Jane
Price
Dwelling Burns on Lindsay Farm in Eden Township Ohio
The dwelling on the farm of Coton A. Lindsay in Eden Township Seneca county Ohio burned to the ground on Saturday May 11 from roof sparks. There was a small insurance on the house and a few household effects burned. Lindsay, raised near Oak Orchard, left the county in 1850 and has been paralyzed for six years, unable to walk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coton A. Lindsay
Eden Township
Seneca County
Ohio
Dir
Lindsay
Oak Orched
Frederick News Briefs From The City And County
Local items report delays at Hingatop Ladder Factory due to white ash from Michigan and a strike. Notices include new purchases, accidents, a festival, canal work, and a police magistrate case. Frederick County tobacco yield and value are listed from census data.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hingatop
Michigan
Marchil E. Hozenbee
W. EL. Duvall
Ann Topper
Perse
Mir
Jose Warek
Vigoreus Cunstiny
Jobs Kishy
Bal | Umore
Mort
Dhe House
Fadey
Hegela Lee
Mullime and Kemp Dry Goods Opens New Fabrics Line
The Mullime and Kemp store announces the opening of a new Dry Goods Department featuring Outings Charlies and Serges in bright hues. Bargains on 27 and 40 inch Flouncings plus Shan-One Pongees at 124 cents offer cheap options. shoppers urged to compare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cts
Carpets and Mattings Arrive at Headquarters Store
47 rolls and 1880 yards of Japanese mattings arrived yesterday bringing totals to 170 rolls or 6800 yards this session. The matting trade has grown rapidly since introduction of tap goods and sales rise daily. Visit headquarters for unique styles and prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sesson
Dsst
Assassins Shot in Carrollton Station in Westminster Case
A Westminster report notes a fatal shooting in Carrollton station. Patrick Walsh, brother of Michael Walsh, was shot while in a room alone. witnesses described a carrell county location and suspect presence. Police pursue leads as investigation continues into the alleged crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrell
Westminster
F. Pattick Walsh
Michael E Waish
Carrollton Station
Local Notices and Names From County Election List
A fragmented OCR listing numerous individuals and places, including Yeveresys Bore Arriva Cir Horse J Loerd Steuben ifife 2D Horpes Hierstere FC Weet Mid letown Del W PL Knox J Henderson dr HB Lecknawal J Greenbaum J slege WM Chiryeral A J Hamburger Astro Wee Levy K Obdye Phila S F Uowell Ruthmood Va J Hughes P P Cheloman XN 5 WP Page Pittsburgh Pa E85 Kin ser Toledo WoL Weems Solomon's Md and 16 from the county Canis Haven J O Moore Baltim ore J 2 Purdum Clarkelorg Mr M t Wiiter Cumberland J A Waesche Carroll county A J McCarty Columbia Pe FH Manzy Harper's Ferry Va 17 from the county Guerr Bovie J H Farnum 3 Herman William Yachmann Washine wh Dow George Belouton Wood Kentucky Mr B S Hoover Virgini 12 from the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yeveresy
Bore
Arriva
J. Loerd
Steuben Ifife
Horpes
Hierstere
Weet
Mid
Letown
Del
W. PL Knox
J. Henderson
HB Lecknawal
J. Greenbaum
J. Slege
WM Chiryeral
A. J. Hamburger
Astro
Wee Levy
K. Obdye
Phila
S. F. Uowell
Ruthmood
J. Hughes
P. P.cheloman
Page
Pittsburg
Kinser
Toledo
O. Wol Weems
Solomon's
Canis Haven
J. O. Moore
Baltimore
Purdum
Mr. Mt. Wiiter
Cumberland
J. A. Waesche
Carroll County
A. J. McCarty
Columbia
Manzy
Harper's Ferry
Guerr Bovie
J. H. Farnum
Herman
William Yachmann
Washinewh
Dow
George
County Board Adjourns After Visit On Goldsborough Hofman Case
The Board of County Commissioners adjourned yesterday after visiting the site of the proposed Goldsborough Hofman project. They plan to render a decision later and an appeal is anticipated regardless of the outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aound
Board of County Commissioners
Goldsborough-Hofman-Sechrist
Construction Updates From Jefferson Area Contractors
C. E. Waehter, a local contractor, completed a handsome cottage near Jefferson for Judge Kesler. 6 BAT contractor finished a back building for Howard Young on East Fports Street and is adding a Union Foundry structure measuring 80 by 40 feet, expanding facilities and capacity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Waehter
Jefferson
Kesler
BAT
Howard Young
Fports
Union Foundry
Brush Factory at Buckeystown July 4 baseball visit
Brush Factory team travels to Buckeystown to play ball on July 4. St John’s Lyceum Club also visits Liberty the same day to run the diamond with the Liberty club of that place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rase
Brush Factory
Buckeystown
St. John’s Lyceum
Liberty
Exhibition of Mize F W Doub painting class
Local notice invites the public to Kovnte's Hall for an exhibition of work by students of Mize F W Doub on Thursday June 4 from 10 am to 10 pm No cards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mize F. W. Doub
Kovnte's
Retail flour sales rise sharply in week ending March 21
A Great Increase. Our retail gales of Ceresville roller flour were on a third greater during the week ending March 21st than ever known before, showing that the people appreciate a good article. We manufacture ez rossly for home trade. E. A. Shriner" Siting Go.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ceresville
E. A. Shriner
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Estorren
Tuvays
Bame
the Sun and Moon
Bermeee
Taurscey
Sizam
R. H. Cambell
St. Jon's
Moon
Ian Moor
Olver Borer
Christopher Ringel
Howard County
Band of Hope
Res
Ditmar
John H. Williams
Hirs. C. J. Grambine
Walter Hall
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
D.M. Grambine
the Baptist Brethren
Tur News
B.S. Houck
Bue
Wenner
Mesers
Edward and
Calvin Koehler
Lewis Yinger
Mlonocacy
Ron Bridge
Eckstein
Wm. Hilton
Montevue Hospital
W. L. Duvall
C. Hermann
M. E
Drt. Olivet
Tug Daly
Oeal
A.J. Gill
G. H. Morgan
John McAulay
Clamatis Cottage
Josbeet
Geo. Houck
R. F. Johnson
Patrick Street
Renner
Woolsboro
Lutheran Sunday School
Eugene Hafner
Ida
Jane Davin
D. A. Best
D. B. Best
N. Market
Tio Smith
Temple of Fancy
Mullime & Kemp
DRY Goods Department
C. E. Cline & CO
Ma&ts
Yoce
C. E.clina
Joen Hendrickson
John Hendrickson
GEO
A. A. Gilbert
Ossine
Ron
Gilberts
G. I. Doll & Son
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Challiss
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