Purely Personal Notes From Maryland Town Visits
Purely personal items list visits and travel among residents of Thurmont Catonsville Baltimore Govanstown Middletown Frederick and surrounding areas. Families and individuals such as Loy Landers Waesche Greenwood Hildebrand and Herring are noted visiting relatives attending events and returning from trips.
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IV. Loy
Baltimore
Thurmont
Mary Landers
Govanstown
Mesara
William Waesche
Washington
Dorle Waesche
Galthersburg
John L. Sigler
Middletown
Sigler
Joseph B. Konis
University of Pennsylvania
St Philadelphia
Barkittsville
Harry G. Thomas
George W. Thomas
Brooklyn
N.Y
Flora Thompson
Weat Falls
Edna Schaeffer
D. F. Schaeffer
Ladiesburg
Martin L. Storm
Boonsboro
Frioode
Martin N. Rohrback
Oklahoma
Margaret and
Matilda Myers
Doubs
Gettysburg
J.B. Gephert
Adams Express Company
York
David Herring
Frederick
H. R
John Davie
West All Saints Street
WOMAN S COLLEGE NOTES ON COMMENCEMENT PREPARATIONS
Term ends with examinations at 4 30 pm. Commencement plans advance with souvenir programs, honors, and class of 95 representation. Rev Dr Schaeffer to deliver the address on the law of mind and education in life. A tennis tournament and ber Ce la ureate sermon are noted as key events.
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Knabe
Baltimore
Miss Albert
Miss Bough
Susie Markey
Miss Hoke
Apple
Mirilan
Miss Rankin
Clarion
Dr. Schaeffer
N.C. Schaeffer
Public Instruction
Pennsylvania
Palatinate College
Potomac Synod
Reformed Church
Church and Chapel Services Highlight Local Sunday Events
Numerous congregations in Frederick area churches plan Children’s Day services, baptisms, and special sermons. Rev C L Ritter’s resignation prompts local pastors to discuss future assignments as communities prepare for Easter observances and Monday conference planning.
BRIEF BITS On canals swallows and population notes
Brief items recount world facts and curiosities from canals and stationers to animal digestion and population projections. Highlights include Bengal and Erie canals, the stationers guild history, a swallow’s diet, human respiration rates, and a Sweden fire brigade in Nasso. Also notes on Japanese textiles and a forthcoming Fourth of July speech by Senator-elect Wellington.
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Bengal Canal
Erie
Company of Stationera
London
Philip
Mary
Nasso
Sweden
Weillington
George L. Wellington
Brunswick
Market Scene Reflects Varied Goods and Prices
The Saturday market offered fresh produce and goods with cherries peaking, peas and asparagus in demand, and eggs scarce then abundant briefly. Beef, veal, lamb, and pork priced per cut, with vegetables and fruits listing per peck, head, or box. poultry and fish also featured, while seasonal notes highlighted strawberry decline and rising flower sales.
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Potomac
Dr Perry's Wife Testifies In West Virginia Trial
In Charlestown, special June 6, the fourth day of Dr William E Perry's assault trial featured defense testimony. Doctors Neill Starry Ransom Bishop Foulke and Vennig from the area report chloroform fear, suggesting Miss Rose J Johnson's assault claim was a hallucination. Mrs Perry testified she was at her husband office when Johnson alleges the attack, noting Johnson appeared calm and no complaint was heard. Other witnesses were examined and a verdict is expected tomorrow. The Champion Challenged: Hicka Glessner issues a 900 point match challenge to Barry Smith at the Buffalo on Wednesday June 17. Smith recently defeated all comers including Glessner, but Glessner aims to reverse the result.
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Miss Johnson
Perry
Ake
Hicka Glessner
Barry Smith
the Buffalo
Smith
Mr. Glessner
Middletown Resident Perry J Levy Ill for Weeks
The Sek. Mr. Perry J. Levy, one of the oldest residents of Middletown, has been indisposed for a couple weeks but not confined to the house. Mr. P. Frank Pampeli, long on the sick list, is again able to be out.
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Porchssera
Frederick County
de Sho
Perry J. Levy
Middletown
P. Frank Pampeli
Democrats Meet Delegates Nominate for State and Baltimore
Delegates from Frederick County met in the grand jury room at the Court House to elect delegates to the Chicago and Baltimore conventions. Committees on resolutions and credentials were appointed, and a series of resolutions favored honest money a protective tariff, religious liberty, and opposition to oaths bound political groups. Delegates were named for Oakland and Baltimore. speeches warned of rising taxes and urged unity under Democratic leaders.
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Fredericks County
Coctertiva
Court Horse
Celegaria
Waters
Batimore
Charles N Hargett
J. Polk Siser
Peterevilleistrict
Vincent
Teeghghtar
Anse R. Cisude Dutrow
P.m.fanble
Emory Coblestz
Isaac Stambaugh
M. PF. Rho
George HK. Stotlemyer
R. H. Magruder
FL O. Smith
FD. Browne
J. C. Fox
George Sho
John Martin
Lewis Barrick
Ward Nichols
G. H. Worthington
John H. Lighter
Calvin Ogle
EL. Frizzle
L. H. Warrenfelts
N. A.J
Vansant
B. Whitehill
L. Gaver
Roger Neighbors
Thos. Arnold
Green BH
Worthington
F. Marios Pauble
Frederick Cousty
Jefferson
Jackson
Democratic Party
Chicago
Committee On
Sir. Worthington
Oakland
Baltimore
C. N. Bargett, JR. McSherry
Edwin Devilbles
P. H. McGraw
Ma Od. Grove
John T. Martin
Lysander Eichinan
Charles M. Shank
A.B. Gross
D.C. Kemp
John F. Davis
E C. McSherry
Willian B. Blealey
D. W. Summers
Jamey M. Smith
R. Claude Dutrow
J.W. Downey
Robert I. Barrick
N. A. Englar
John C. Willams
O. J. Keller
Col. L. V. Baughman
A.R. Yeakle
E. L. Cobientz
Col. L. T. Brien
F. M. Feuble
Geo
State Camp General Orders designate Bellevue farm for yearly camp
General Orders No 16 issued by Maryland Governor and National Guards Adjutant General designate Erick and Bellevue farm for the annual camp. Troops arrive July 18 with tents pitched the same day and depart July 25 after pay and accounts. Camp under brigade command with officers settling affairs before closing.
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A.B. Yeakle
Maryland National Guards
L. Allison Wilmer
J. BR. Phipps
Erick
Bellevue Farm
Pawnes Wild West Show Approaching Cincinnati Debut
Oscar Krause, manager of Pawnes Bis Wild West Combination, prepares for a late December show in Cincinnati. The company’s 120-strong troupe and staff overhaul cars, paint, and scenery. Cowboys Huckikis Barry and others and Major Lilie from Philadelphia are en route, with Frederick likely to host a first appearance by Saturday the 20th. Plans include a Western tour, possible return to Frederick for an agricultural fair, and winter quarters on the Hoke farm.
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Oscar Krause
Pawnes Bis Wild West Combination
Cincinnati
Krause
Huckikis Barry
Chetlie Jim
Texas Tom
Geo Winters
Bes
Eld Frank
Nelle Bradden
Frederick Teday
Bradden
Daring Docking Bropche
Chlesyu
Tutselty
Lilie Te
Philsdelphia
Weat
Frederick
Cinchnnail
Hraderick
Ian
Maj. Lillie
Hoke Farm
Fancy Piggas 4 and Linen Buitingy for Olting Purposes
Elegant goods priced at 1240 guide buyers. Local trade listing highlights fabric items and accessories in a compact catalog note.
Outdoor work gloves and leather mitt advertised
Mrs Joan Hjeenpriezson promotes a good gel based glove and leather mitt suitable for outdoor work, highlighting practicality and durability for harsh conditions.
Local Butterfield Bazaar and Maiden Ice Cream Night
Community notices advertise fresh offerings from Renner & Kemp and Mrs Norris with Majestic bicycles and new ribbons. Grand ice cream drawing promises 10 cent plates, while the Frederick Building Association seeks investors for stock and home loans with weekly installments.
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C. W. Harrrison
South Market Street
Ladies Bows Tecks and Helts Sale Summary
A pretty assortment of the latest Ladies Bows and Tecks for shirt waists plus more Ladies Helts in white black patent leather and other finishes offered.
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John Kuhn
Zenner & Kamp
Wen
C. Carty
Renner & Semp
W. H. B. Etchison
Mullinix & Kemp
Johp Hendrickson
Beet
Woman's College Notes
Our City
Baccalasreste
Womans College Graduatea—Nex
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Miedietown
Lutheran Church of
Crerck
Chidren
Evangelical Reformed Cberch
St Jono’s Catholize Chere
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Buoday School
M. C.A
Ben
Milton G. Umer
Green Village
Fayetteville
C. L. Ritter
Burkittsville
Reynolds Post No
Grand Army of the Republic
Mt. Carmel
Poss
Frederick N Sponseller
Holy Commonton St Alls Sainte’ Eplecopa
Sanday School
Bishop Paret
Epworth League
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Miss Rhoderick
Miles Beaale Borg
George Helnein
Woman’s College of Frederick
Joseph H. Apple
Oliver Hematreet
Princeton
Mr. Myers
C H. Brosias
Theological Seminary
M. E
W. L McKenney
McKenney
Trinity M. FE. Church
South
Sandey School
Ed. Rice
Marion Dyer
J. H. Wilhite
Tom News
Dunkards
Maryland
Frederick City
Westminster
Goszip
Fia
Jane
Gaherniya
Pawser
Bill
John Hendrickeon
Hay
Joan Hjeenpriezson
V. Staub
North Market Street
Doll Brothers
North Market
Dow Brorszas
Central Hardware CO
Loox Oor
TSE
Rio Sar
Amrass
Newa Office
A. T. Rii & Son Funeral Directore
Telefrone
James BE
Walker & OO
B. Walkesh
Bangain
Jas. EK
Wacxzs & Co
Lotion
GEO. GL
Zimmerman
Doll's
C. D. Dol
J. F. Eisenhauer
Marvin
Choior
D .F. Zisenhauer
B. Hargatt
Wild Cherry
A. B. Hazes
Tha Cele
Dieo
Marian Bere Wither
Othes ‘Dracas
Thetrager Jom
Likes
Dor
Wate
Patrick
Loogal
Simmons
Anyl Ace
Renner & Kemp's
Mra. Norris
Allen G. Qayna & Co
Walsta
Northarket Street
G. Edward Myers
Bappington's
Excelsior Steam Carpet Cleaning Company
Norrie
Frederick Building Association
J. W. L. Carty
Frederick County National Bank
John C. Hardt
Bes & Kepler
Mercury
Basi
Kuefer
ST. P
Mullinix
Tris
Bob Big
Moun
Kure
Fropeee & Neidig
TRE Utres Fox Gente
Nigeer
Brodock & Neidig
T. Rice & Sonb
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