Maryland plan to teach boys farming in Carroll schools
William L. Amons and Charles L. Goodrich presented a proposal to Carroll County Board of School Commissioners to use the public schools as test sites for scientific farming instruction. The plan calls for Goodrich to visit county sixth grades weekly, train teachers, demonstrate machinery, discuss soil and crop methods, and conduct at home experiments with pots and boxes during interterms. The program will be tested in Carroll before any wider adoption and was accepted by the board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William L. Amons
Maryland Agricultural College
Charles L. Goodrich
Board of
School Commissioners
Carroll County
Mr. Goodrich
Carroll
Personal notes from the county official and visitors
County Commissioner David G. Zentz spends several days in Baltimore. Mice Besate Hargett of Onatawhs College Newton North Carolina returns home for vacation. Rev Lowia T. Lampe of Somerset Pennsylvania visits his parents Mr and Mrs Lampe of this city. Willie Ritchie returns from Annapolis Maryland where she was guest of Mrs John DeP. Douw regent of Peggy Stewart Chapter DAR
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David G. Zentz
Baltimore
Death of Rev Dr Chas N Campbell Principal at Stephenson Seminary
Rev Dr Charles Newton Campbell longtime principal of Stephenson Seminary Charlestown West Virginia died of old age aged 78 after Princeton Hampden Sydney education and service in Lovettsville Virginia Poolesville Maryland He led Stephenson Seminary 22 years and once ran Andrew Small Academy Darnestown Maryland He is survived by his widow one daughter and one son Funeral to be held in Charlestown tomorrow morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas N. Campbell
Charles Newton Campbell
Stephenson Seminary
Charlestown
W. Va
Campbell
Princeton
Hampden Sydney
Lovettsville
Poolenville
Andrew Small Academy
Darnestown
Heta
Chsrleatowan
Union dissolves Sweden Norway union declares Oscar no longer king
Special dispatch reports the Storthing dissolving the Norway Sweden union and declaring Oscar no longer king of Norway. The State council is vested with executive power as Curistiana officials note the upheaval and power transition. Firemen from Lonaconing arrived in Hagerstown to renew old ties from the two years ago gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Storthing
Oscar
Norway
Curistiana
State Council
Lonaconing
Lonascoulog
Hagerstown
Minister's Funeral for Rev Harry F Dittmar Held Attending Clergy
The funeral for Rev. Harry F. Dittmar pastor of the Reformed church at Jefferson was held yesterday evening at six from his Jefferson home. Clergy from Frederick Baltimore Washington and nearby areas led the service with deacons and church elders acting as pallbearers. Masons and Jr O U A M members attended. interment followed at the church cemetery with R Etchinan of Jefferson as funeral director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry F. Dittmar
The
Reformed Church At
Jefferson
Hig
Reformed Church
B R. Eschbsch
E L. McLean
M. Motter
This City
Alvill Conner
Adamstown
J. M. Schick
Wastington
D. C
O. W. Levan
Baltimore
J. R. Lewis
Mt. Pleasant
Mr. Metzger
St Jefferson
Harry Stockman
Newton Keller
Jesss Hein
John Sanders
Frank Fry
Leslie Culler
Feagavilie
Frederick Lodges
Masone
Jefferson Council
Masons
R. Etchinan
Young Men's Christian Association Camp Plans At Braddock Heights
The Y M C A committee led by Gleon O Garber and David Griffin held its first meeting to organize the men's camp. It recommends Braddock Heights for the camp again this year, citing accessibility and appeal. A subcommittee will explore tent purchases as preparations proceed. Nearly a dozen youths have shown intent to attend, signaling a large, promising session. The camp is slated for the last two weeks of July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gleon O. Garber
Albert Rice
Claude Withide
David Griffin
Giinore Flaatt
Young Men’s Christian Association
Braddock Heights
Garber
Griffin
Uly
Lightning Destroys Barn on Hammond Farm Near Libertytown
A severe Frederick county storm at about 3 AM struck the Hammond farm near Libertytown killing two cows and burning down the barn with its contents except for some stock and a wagon. The blaze destroyed most livestock but the rest were saved and the loss is insured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hammond
Libertytown
Frederick County
Dawson Hammond
Losa
Road bid accepted for Morrovia to New Market link
County commissioners accepted a 9516 bid from M J Grava Sims Company to build about 1.4 miles of road between Morrovia and New Market, subject to State Geological Survey approval. Original bid was inflated due to misread specs. work to start in several weeks. St Johns Festival at St Johns Catholic Church hall featured electric lights Chinese lanterns and a village meal with cakes fruit punch and games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County
M. J. Grava Sims Company
Morrovia
New Market
State Geological Survey
St. John's
Indies
St. John’s Catholic Church
St. John’s Library
Wheel of Fortune
Rodgers Rife wedding at Evangelical Reformed parsonage
Mr C Allen Rodgers of Waynesboro and Miss Mary Grace Rife of Chambersburg were married today at the Evangelical Reformed parsonage in the city by Rev Dr E R Bach. Slight fire reported at Col Charles E B Trail residence yesterday afternoon as varnish remover gas sparked a small blaze on the dining room floor. fire was extinguished before engines arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rodgers — Rive
C. Allen Rodgers
Waynesboro
Misa Mary Grace Rife
Chambersburg
Evangelical Reformed Parsonage
E. RB. Bachbach
Charles EB. Trail
Railroad Defeats South Street In Evening Park Game
A baseball game at Athletic Park featured Railroad versus South Street yesterday evening. The Railroad team won by a score of two to one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athletic Park
Railroad
South Street
Johns Hopkins Fellowships Awarded to LeRoy McMaster
Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore has awarded a fellowship to LeRoy McMaster of Walkersville Maryland, a bachelor of philosophy from Dickinson College, in chemistry, announced amid a report from the Emergency Hospital noting slow recovery of Dr. O F Hoodell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johns Hopkins University
Baltimore
LeRoy , McMaster
Walkersville
Dickinson Gallege
Week's Real Estate Transfers and Licenses in Local Courts
In the courts weekly report, transfers of real estate, marriage licenses, and executorial actions are listed. Notable entries include Elmer S Derr to D May Derr property, various county deeds, and multiple marriage licenses among locals. Orphans' Court actions include executorships, administration grants, a probate will for Samuel Dutrow, and final accounting for the Lantz estate.
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Otroufe and
Quarte
Circuit
Elmer S Derr
D. May Derr
John O Motter
Josuns Filby
Clifford A Frazier
Harvey R. Laass
City
Board of Elders
The
Northern Diovens
Ghurah
United Brethren
United States of America
Chames E. Wilhide
Chas E Wilhide
George W. Wilhide
Ernest D
Clifford A. Frazier
Edward Measle
Prey
Qgharilas M. Cramer
J. Chester Freeza
Thurmons
H.H. Hemp
Wm. H Hasler
Pleasant
Laura and
J. Wealey Cline
Frisby L Smith
Jacob BE
Frisby L. Smith
Charles F. Shipley
Carrie E. Fox
Daniel A
Jennie M. Miller
California
W. Miller
Mary and
Laura V. Eiliott
Thomas FE. Shriver
Branawick
Eugene L. Rowe
James A. Blagle
Emmitsburg
James A. Slagla
John A. Horner
Charles F. Rowe
Samuel L. Rowe
John O. Motter
Trustes
Frank T. Slifer
Howard A. Hory
Rena R. Myera
Ridgeville
Albert Burdets
Claggatteville
Pardom
James A. Stroup
Annie B. Ronutzahn
Myeraville
William Robinson
America Dorsey
Jacob E. Byers
Ada
Fritz
Hamitsburg
John E. Kinsey
Virgie May Oram
Monrovia
John R
Cyrus Lantz
John Lantz
Local News From The State Capital And Counties
A digest of Baltimore Annapolis and regional notes recaps deaths age marks and local actions. Miss Lucy Harwood dies at Annappa Frostburg native William McLuckie dies at 82 Kee Mar Alumni meeting held in Hagerstown Annapolis Senate Chamber work advances Bishop William Forbes Adams leading the Easton Protestant Episcopal convention Paulman road contract Cecil County awarded Farmington Rising Sun link He Ward Brown to build. Montgomery county elder James Ricketts dies near Glen at about 95 Carolina V Nicholson dies Lay Hill age 66. survived by husband and children Howard County School Board approves new teacher salaries about 5 percent rise and end of term exams June 1.
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Williamsport
North East
Somerset County
William McLuckie
Scotland
Frostburg
Alamni Association
Kee Mar College
Hageratown
Abraham Leavine
Cheatertown Yeaterday
Easton Drocess
Protestant Episcopal Oberoh
Snow Hill
William Forbes Adams
Farmington
Rising San
Cecil County O Commissioners
HE. Ward Brown
Carolina V. Nicholson
Lay Hill
Montgomery County
Senate
Annapolis
House of Delegates
Roas B. Miller
Thomas
Carroll County
Social World Card Party at Walkersville Honors Danver guest
A pleasant card party hosted by Miss Ida Devilletson in Walkersville honored Miss Sanderson of Danver Col. Another notice: first of season mountain assemblies by Miss Rigahie at Brad dock Heights on June 15. Also closing dance at Adamstown on June 14. About one hundred people traveled to Hagerstown for the F M Firemen’s Meet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mies Ida Devilletson
Walkersville
Misa Sanderson
Danver, Col
Elinor Johnson
Misa Rigahie
Braddock Heights
Adamstown
Jane
Epic drama Dido staged at Woman's College hall
The Woman's College presented Dido with a large audience featuring students in Greek costume and named players led by Dido actress Miag Nellia Weaver. Music by Bessis Weber. Allen directed. Alumnal banquet at City Hotel followed, with officers elected and two alumni prizes proposed. Tonight's Merchant of Venice slated at City Opera House with final dress rehearsal praised.
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Dido
College Hall
City Motel
Merchant of Venice
Tootytic
Woman’s College
Audieros
Olaestoal Studenta
Lovara
Virgil
Jhueth
Aega
Prince
Troy
Mary Snively
Achates
Eneas
Mabal Sheetz
Stonens
Haddie Karlenbaugh
Anna
Slater
Fiora Roudabuash
Qleone
Jennie Enaminger
Yarbas
Mabel Faust
Jane
Jupiter
Jean Albert
Vacuus
Margaret Hoffman
Cupid
Miriam Apple
Mercury
Julian Stouffer
Miag Nellia Weaver
Gettysburg
Carthage
Misa Bessis Weber
Cautre Hall
Mise Allen
Jespher
Greak
Woman's College
Kemp Ball
School of Expression
Faans la Roy
City Opera House
Diay
Alumnic Association of the
City Hotel
Elinor Markey
Ella Gassman
Mary Feast
Eshel Whipp
Dora Lecrone
Edna McQardell
Amy Kump Dixon
Mary McCardell
Emily Maulsby
Tresaurer
Qora Smiley
Lesbian Herald
Mary Gerhardt
Emily Mauleby
Qthar Alamu
Alias Baker Lefevre
Emma Newman
Alice Gassman
Cara Linley
Helen Douglass Zimmerman
Ron Birely
Marvin Gring
Margaret Bowman
Kindergarten Association Elects Officers in Free Kindergarten Meeting
Board of managers of the Free Kindergarten Association elected Rev. Dr. Oborne Ingle as president Rev. Dr. H. R. Eschbach as first vice president Miss Bertha Trail as second vice president Mrs. Ernest Helfenstein as secretary and Miss Emma Newman as treasurer in the ensuing year The Local Market lists Tyson's quotations for corn oats and wheat with prices per barrel and per bushel and notes various grades of wheat and oats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Free Kindergarten Association
Oborne Ingle
H. R. Eschbach
Misa Bertha Trail
Ernest Helfenstein
Mica Emma Newman
G. Waring
Tyson
Edwin O. Markell Elected to Board After Rosa Death
Edwin O. Markell was elected to the board of trustees of the Home for the Aged to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Charles W. Rosa. The appointment was announced yesterday afternoon by the trustee committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Home For the Aged
Edwin O. Markell
Charles W. Rosa
Administrators Appointed for George Markell Estate
Administrators Edwin Markell and J Roger McSherry appointed d b n d a of the estate of the late George Markell. It references the late James K. Walker as executor and includes quoted remarks attributed to a Washington Star political commentator and Senator Sorghum on policy and politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
Edwin ©. Markell
J. Roger McSherry
George Markell
James KE. Walker
Sorghum
Washington Star
National Bank of Frederick Statement of Liabilities
The balance sheet shows capital stock paid in 100,000 and surplus fund 250,000 with undivided profits and taxes paid 51,855.97. Liabilities include due to other national banks 33,000.61 due to state banks and trust companies 1,085.08 13,007 of various items and deposits subject to check 2,048.6 120,6' total liabilities 2,642,706.08. The sworn statement is signed by Cashier WM. G. Zimmerman and directors Travers Thomas and John H. Hotter on June 8, 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Lgnnol UO
U. S
Ameyepeat
State of
Maryland
June Bargains At Neidig Miller Hardware Store
Local notes detail a June sale at Neidig & Miller featuring wide ranges of goods from linen towels to parasols and lace hose with steep discounts. The ad touts reduced prices on towels, parasols, and silks, urging shoppers to take samples and pay bills before the 10th to secure discounts. Also mentions theater and piano tuning services in Frederick, Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Dresden
Thia Dune Aula
Strike at Martinsburg Kilbourn Knitting Mill Paralyzes Industry
About 300 Kilbourn Knitting Mill workers in Martinsburg West Virginia struck at noon halting most mill operations with only about 40 at work. It followed a prior strike last Friday with around 200 leaving and then returning. A committee and manager met but demands include discharge of imported Hungarian labor and no more Hun hires, a concession management refused, promising indefinite continuation of the strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kilbourn Knitting
Martinsburg
W. Va
Uowilling
Justly Famous Staff of Life Flour Display
A window display at Cecil and Gorman on Weatpatrick street showcases the Justly Famous Staff of Life Flour made for G. Waring Tyson at corner Carro and Patrick streets and sold by leading grocers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil & Gorman
Weatpatrick Street
Life
G. Waring Tyson
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Annappa
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Glen
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Neidig & Miller
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Woman's College Dramatic Club
Misa Fannt Ls Roy
McCardell's
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Plano
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J.M. Bikuny
Frederick, Md
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Baltimore & Ohio
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Loutaville
Louisville
Christian Endeavor
Baltimore & Onio Railroad
Philadelphia Pa
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C. W. Bassett
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Baltimore, Md
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Homas Price
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