Personal notices of notable visitors and residents
Purely personal items list Mr. Robert Fray visiting the city, Miss Nelle McCsardell and others visiting relatives, travelers and guests from York, Hanover, Westminster, Cumberland, and beyond. It notes social calls, hosting at homes, and forthcoming arrivals for events and commencements. Also mentions fraternal and firemen events with travel by special trains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert 8. Fray
York
Misa Nelle McCsardell
Hagereson
Emma Gitte
Hanover
Douglass H. Hargate
Adolphus Fearhake
Dow
Braddock Heights
John A. Simpson
Mary Weber
York, Pa
Myrtle Herehberger
North Market Street
Lillis DeHoff
Madeline Shipley
Weat Third Street
Catherine Tanger
Joseph Doogie
East Third Street
Woodward
Baltimore
Frederick
Les
William M. Crimmins
Maryland State Council
Catholic Benevolent Legion
Cardinal Gibbons
Mesto Hall
Funeral of Mary Jace Brooks Held at Asbury Church
The funeral for Mary Jace Brooks, an elder member of the colored community formerly tied to the White family, occurred Monday afternoon at 2:20 at Asbury church. Rev. T. O. Carroll led services with Rev. Dr. I. P. McCurdy of Philadelphia assisting. Pallbearers included Chee, B H Carroll, Eleven Leekins, H O Williams, Joel Norton. Interment followed at Grecomount cemetery. A T Rice & Sons directed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Jace Brooks
White End
Asbury Church
T. O. Carroll
I. P. McCurdy
Philadelphia
Chee
H. Carroll
Leekins
H. O. Williams
Joel Norton
Grecomount Cemetery
A. T. Rice & Sons
Weddin gs in Martinsburg and Frederick area noted
A brace of late spring marriages fills Martinsburg and Frederick circles. Miss Mamye E. Pitzer of near Arden Berkeley county W V marries Charles Jacob Remsberg of Lewistown in Obrist Reformed church Martinsburg in a stylish 5 pm ceremony with a full church audience and a Berkele y hotel reception before a Niagara departure. William W Myers of Washington D C weds Clara E Haner in the City Hotel parlor with a reception and Atlantic City trip planned. Charles Rabold and Margaret May Cummins, both prominent Frederick arts figures, plan a November wedding as Rabold resigns from the Peabody Conservatory to teach in New York. Invitations also note a Washington DC Epiphany ceremony for Janet Gale and Harry Gore and other local nuptial notices with various attendees from Lewistown and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Obrist Reformed Church
Martinsburg
W. Va
Mamye E
George Dennis Pitzer
Near Arden
Berkeley County
W. Ve
Charles Jacob Renneberg
Lewistown
Thia County
Arden
Elizabeth Morrison
Ethel & Miller
Mies Bessie D. Zentz
Frederick
Mies Gertrude Rouzar
Thurmont
Frances Henshaw
Nannie Small
Bossie Jones
Glenn Pitzer
Meara
Allen Pitzer
J. Frank Seibert
Thomas L. Cramer
Walkeraville
A. A. Radcliff
BR. B. Harp
M. Hench
Reformed Church
de. Hoffheins
Mandelasohn
Emme Staley
Mesers
Harley
Yearick
Bertha Smurr
Niagara
Wm. H. Ramsberg
S.M. Henoh
Beasie Zentz
Reno
Harp
D. F. Snook
Jos M. Ostrow
Utica
Thos. L. Cramer
Walkereville
Gertrude
Jessie Rouzer
Washington
Hallis V. Groshon
George Edward Smith
Meems
John H. Frazier
George C. Groshon
Atlantic City
N. J
Myers
Rabold
Miss Cummings
Charles Rabold
Frederick Qoneral Society
Peabody Conservatory
Baltimore
New York
Rabolb
Margaret May Cummins
Pen
Tenth Anniversary of Homewood Baur College
The article recalls two boards expanding the college plant capacity, adding scholarships for Frederick city residents, and improving lighting, infirmary, and facilities. It notes the Scholastic Herald's growth, a modern clock system, and a shift toward higher standards while emphasizing community support and the enduring influence of teachers, with a tribute to the class of 1903 ivy planting and gratitude to staff, students, and trustees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anl
Frederick City
Anable &O Do Eo
Soabian Herald
Studente
Alamon
Slsa
Akudenta
Frederick Female Seminary
Ite
Ite Slamazi
Alamo
Woman's College
Instituton
Thoese
Foundry and Machine Shop Start for Montross Works
Ground broken for Montross Tron Works to be moved from Laurel and Baltimore with two brick buildings 125 by 125 feet and 40 by 80 feet. Machinery arriving soon, operation expected in three months. Dwelling houses sought for proprietors and workers as the outlook grows brighter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montross Tron Works
Laurel
Baltimore
N. C
Baltimors
Rectory Completed and Local Painting Updates
Brief items report repainting at East Second Street residence of Professor Amon Euargee on East Patrick Street. J H Lampe's painters at work on his home. a new front pew installed at Mr Ingomar Albaugh's barber shop behind the old Examiner building. St John Ostho lic church rectory finished with seventeen rooms and a prominent porch. farmer Milton Powell near Harmony Grove claims a chicken with three legs and six toes on one foot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pr. J. Ma. Radcliff
East Second Street
J. H. Lampe
Amon Euargee
East Patrick Street
Ingomar Albaugh
Examiner
St. John’s Ostholic Church
Milton Powell
Harmony Grove
Dolle Frogs and Soft Crabs Festival Night
Local notice for Dolle featuring soft crabs and deviled crabs tonight with spring chicken offerings. Cranberry and ice cream festival at Court Street hosted by Ladies' Aid Society free admission. Miss Wiase W. Rircuig presiding. Phone 316 for Doll e stock items and a full crab soup and snapper soup lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
QO. T. U. Rooms
Court Street
Ladies’ Aid Society
Wiase W. Rircuig
Lidle's
Balance Sheet From National Bank Note Fragment
Fragmentary bank balance sheet shows items like capital stock paid in surplus fund undivided profits and taxes paid with entries for due to other banks and trust companies. Includes totals around 100000 and 200000 with certified checks and unsettled dividends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wickele
Cenca
Sb7.ltd
National Bankn
Bungalw Curtains and White Goods Sale at Clinton Main Store
High street department store advertises a June sale featuring low prices on cotton fabrics and lawn textiles, silks, linens, and white goods. Includes dramatic discounts on ribbons, dress materials, and a variety of home textiles. Also promotes Schooner and roaster items, hotel grill fare, and fresh seafood options with curbside ordering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homous Dural
George 8. Kodook & CO
Local notices on firemen housing and stock sale in Frederick
A permanent information bureau at 25 North Market Street offers rooms and board for firemen and visitors during the State Firemen's Convention June 12. Citizens may call or visit to arrange accommodations. Also announces Frederick Building Association stock sale Series No. 9 on June 6, with details on share price and loan costs. Directors listed and other notices include optical services, lumber sale, and a lawn fete for Trinity M. E. church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Cramer
Frederice
Call Fond
Watherseals
Liberty Ltd
Craver
Bethel Church
Eltyth
Pearl
Parke Patrick
Dweliines
Moleyworth
Bowsbh
Deeilings
Coarch i
Dayshire
Tate
Adamstown
Market Street
South Street
Bureau of Information
Barson of Information
Ben
North Market Street
Koreau
Bureau
Frederick Building Association
J. W. J. Carty
Frederick County National Bank
N. Market
Henry Debrimg
South Market
Trinity M. E. Church
South
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Sardinia
Victor Mmanuel I
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Charles Felix
Louis Nicolas Davout
Monnyparte
Paris
Ernesto Rossi
Pescari
China
Foreign Office
Cegate
Jane
Wasnisaron
Maryland
W. L. Moons
Snapper Sou Banuk
Bry Goods
Oxfords
Veges
Second St
Doll's County
J. Hargets
Rodock & Co
Ritchie
Lidie
F. K. Gilbert
John Hendrickson
Cumberland Hose Company
Pioneer Hose Company
Vigilant Hose Company
South Cumberland Hose Company
Friendship Hose Company
Chapel Hill Hoes Company
McCsurey
South Cumberland Band
Moscow Concert Band
Cumberland
Weducesday
Maryland Stave Firemen’s Association
Taneytown
Carroll County
N.O
Mertineburg
Warren Rehive
MR. C. J. Remsberg
Groom
County
Mawye BE. Pitzer
Mes
Olnva E. Hauer
William V. Myers
Se Ors —Winpigler
John G. Jacobs
Res H. Wispiglee
Ei. Seckbess
Mir
Jacob Robrbsch
Fredericktown
Montrose Tron Works
Ieta
Utaes
Olses
Sxercines
Josie Raymond Goodell
Marie Hane Yeakle
Mary Elizabeth Gits
Ivy Cretion
Mary Alforetta McCardell
Grace Wicls Haller
Miriam Louise Crane
Ethel Elizabeth Whitmore
Ladye Alice Moyer
College Hall
Ira Remeen
Johns Hopkins University
Cypizens' National Bank
THE
Citizens’ National Bank OF Frederick
State of
U.S
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CounTy of
Wat. G. Zimmerman
WM. G. Zimmerman
J. Travers Thomas
N. P
L. E. Fauver
James EB. Walker
J.D. Bakes
Aladstawlt
Phi Closenn Jour
Asta
Zephyr
Glorge
Ropock & CO
the Bill Store
Belfast
Tous Tusparmars
Newag & Miller
Nive & Miller
Ata
Neidig & Miller
Clinton E. Main
Urur
Clinton B
Poarmaciat
N. Marne
City Hotel Grill
Qr Hotel Grill
Hull & Reich
T. N. Pare
A. K. Green
C. T. Brady
Rose
Lady Rose
Jh, Ward
Hulbert
Christy
Rotograle
Waterman
Holl & Reigh
Tabard Inn Labrary Station
Mildachy
L. E. Mullinie
E. Mullinix
T. Rice & Sons
Frederick, MD
Frederick County
Thomas. Rice
East Fourth Street
Frederick County Telephone
Farmer's Exchange
Farmers’ Exchange
Hays Clover
Timothy
Sainte and Carrot
Orenly
Cae
Petermax
Franklin Street
Europe
Marzadawily
D. B. BE. Smith
Masonic Temple
BR. D. Nlicodemue
Dentisi
Ted
New York Il Capital
Experien CE
WM. C. Boteler
Azsdly Frederice, MD
Noah E. Cramer
Sappington
Cry Ball
John O. Hardt
Pres
Harry W. Bowers
Thos. H. Haller
W. Pres
O. 0. Carty
J. W. L. Carty
Sec'y
A. M. Landauer
Gav. H. Zimmerman
F. B. Sappington
J. Henry Lampe
H. J. D. Hagen
Benj F. Reich
O.L. Kefauver
Saks’ Optical Company
Washington, D. C
Sa.m.todp
Frederick Wheel and Bending Works
W. G. Boteler
Sotice
All Tree Blues
A. R. Yeauis
Treassure
Baltimore & Ohio
Calles T
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
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