State Encampment Moves to Frostburg Site
The National Guard plans a summer encampment centered at Frostburg with the Fifth and Fourth Regiments joining two Baltimore companies. Col Wilmer travels from Baltimore to inspect Frostburg and Oakland camps while Frederick Junction’s camp is abandoned due to cost. An Associated Press dispatch notes Brig Gen Stewart Brown urged Gov Frank Brown to authorize the Wrest Regiment for a two week stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
L.&. Wilmer
Baltimore
Cumberland
Wilmer
Frostburg
Oakland
National Guard
Wining
Frederick Junction
Brown
Stewart Brown
Frank Brown
Wrest
Brief Bits From Local and General Interest
Anthracite coal in St Louis sells at 8.50 and 98 ton. June bugs will appear soon and a Sunday School picnic is in sight. A man in Middletown drank toothache drops on a wager and felt no ill effects. Armor trends toward steel in vessels. Weather concerns Frederick firemen. Strawberry market dips. Garrett BYE in Weverton to be run by W. Percy Towson. A Czar lookalike rumored in Rusata households. Coxey army contingent at Parkersburg won’t pass Frederick. tow path may run Cumberland to down. Fishing with brown glass bottles remains popular. Maryland Temperance Alliance to appoint organizers in July–September. Umbrellas urged in wet weather. Seven cows impounded for vanning. owners paid up. The summer girl and Charlie hat noted. Phiomathear Society meets this evening. J. Alfred Hitter paid insurance on late husband. Hotel arrivals list numerous names. Court house notes and local travel updates. A horse frightened a buggy. driver Jamie Trail freed from wreck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Joseph Long
Middletown
Hagerstown
W. Percy Towson
Garrett Bye
Weverton
Rusata
Frye
Coxey Army
Parkersburg
Frederick
Camberland
Maryland State Temperance Alliance
Charlie
Phiomathear Literary Society
J. Alfred Hitter
Frederick Lodge
Aouc W
Jacob F. Schmid
Jacob F. Schmidt
Feast of Pentecost and will notices in Frederick items
The article notes the Jewish Feast of Pentecost to be observed with services and synagogue decorations marking the ingathering and law at Sinai. It also lists Miss Sarah A. White’s will bequests to numerous relatives and associates, detailing specific sums and beneficiaries, including farms and a cemetery company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Sinai
Miss White
Sarah A. White
Gil
Sarah Alice White Dean
Francis Cunningham
Leander Cunningham
Alex. Stewart Shippensburg
Elizabeth Grabill
Shippensburg
Bailie P. Wright
Canton
Mary Keeling
Winona
Robert Dean
Frederick
Minnie Dutro
White Wilson
Philadelphia
Lily Shearer
Waynesboro
Sally P. Atkinson
Joseph M.atkinson
Raleigh
N.C
Irwin White Dean
Fire Companies Hold Meetings Last Night
The Independent Hose Company No 1 met privately and adjourned to meet again Monday night. The United Fire Company also met and discussed matters related to their Hagerstown trip and will hold another meeting tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independent Hose Company No 1
United Fire Company
Hagerstown
Col Fairfax's Horses Sold at Private Sales
At the Philadelphia horse show last week Henry Fairfax of Loudoun county Virginia sold two horses by private sale. Lord Lordoun went to A J Drexel for 1500 dollars and Alena to James Scott for 500 dollars. Seven half breed hackneys have been sold this spring by Fairfax at an average price of 996 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. Fairfax
Philadelphia
Henry Fairfax
Loudoun County
Lord Lordoun
A. J. Drexel
Alena
James Scott
New York
Fairfax
Electric visitors inspect Frederick light plant
Messrs GC BE Fins Theo F Engler WW Schaefer P D Miler and G W Arbaugh of the Carroll County Electric Light and Power Company were in the city last evening to inspect the Frederick electric light plant owned and operated by A L Bosley. They returned home this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
GC. BE. Fins. Theo
F. Engler
WW. Schaefer
P. D. Miler
G. W. Arbaugh
Carroll County
Children of the Street Plead for Alms on Market Street
Two Itellan children, a boy and a girl, carry a large accordion and attract sympathy on South Market Street yesterday afternoon. Reportedly their father is a worthless man who compels the children to solicit alms.
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Jarge
South Market Street
Hicks Weather Promises Warm Weekend Then Storms
A weather note reports a promising warm period tomorrow and Sunday followed by another storm system that may continue. The Montevue Hospital monthly inmate tally lists 246 residents, 10 vagrants, and 125 inmates listed. Simon D Bitter filed a bill for divorce from Medora Bitter in Circuit Court.
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Hicks
Enmatesa of
Montevue
Montevue Hospital
Simon D
Medora
Young Man Shot in Accident at Local Farm
Clarence V. 20a of Levi Wetzel Wert Falls shot in the hand last Friday while benching a revolver he did not know was loaded. Gycurgus Wetzel handed the weapon to Clarence who fired it. Dr Theo Seppington Unionville treated the wound. The ball lodged with pieces broken off during removal. Clarence is 14 years old and brother of Jacop Wetzel of Liberty.
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Himeric
Clarence V
Levi Wetzel
Wert Falls
Thia County
Jery
Gycurgus
Clarence
Theo. Seppington
Unionville
Imino
Jacop Wetzel
Liberty
Deaths and Obituaries From Christy Park and Vicinity
Multiple notices detail the death of Sahion Davis of Christy Park with biographical notes and survivors including wife Mary Beall sisters and six children, funeral at Fairview cemetery. also obituaries for Rachel Mirsell Mikesell, Mrs Hossler, Mrs Figgins, Mamie Boyer plus a Catholic festival closing with prize awards and an expected net proceeds around $500.
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Mablon Davis
Sahion Davis
Christy Park
Thc
Litont
McKeesport
Davis
Washington Beall
Liberty
Richard Swesdner
Braddock
Ann Etzler
Anacostia
Mss
Beall
D.C
Thomas W
Belle
Mahion E
Dumesne
Lizzie
Kate
Ida Sredes
Bir
Fairview Cemetery
Rachel Mirssell
Mire
Mikesell
Thurmont
Abraham Mikesell
Koons
A. M. J. Hahn
Shorb
D. Cover
Utica
G. A. Whitmore
Christ
Jesus
Election of Directors at Liberty and Frederick Turnpike Co
Directors for the coming year were elected at the company office. The board then reorganized with B A Oshriner as president Edwin Devilbiss as secretary and C M Thomas as treasurer. Supervisors and toil gatherers were renewed for another year. R B Allen a colored man received a green goods letter urging unlawful schemes but ignored it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty and Frederick Turnpike Company
E. A. Shriner
Cramer
E L. Derr
Cephas
Thomas
Edwin Devilbiss
B.A Oshriner
C. M Thomas
R.B. Allen
Bicycle record at Fair Grounds sets pace in 1931
G W Lilly of Doubs rode a half mile on his wheel at the Fair Grounds this morning in 1931. The track was heavy but several strong bicycle records were made there recently. Testimonials for Floods Saraparilla appear as trustworthy as those from a neighbor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Lilly
Doubs
Fair Grounds
Various Local Affairs Highlight Cambridge and Dorchester Events
News of the state reports on Cambridge elections and liquor law appeals, Wicombo school funding, and Centreville Church centennial events. It notes fires at Castle Haven 1744 residence, regional rail postponement, and local officials elected including John G. Henry as mayor. Civil unrest incident near Port DePart and attacks on Constable Carver are recorded along with Navy events and cadet drills.
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Westerday
New Windsor College
Cambridge
Court of Appeals
School Board
Wicombo
Coxeyites
Bladeneburg
Philip le Compte
Castle Haven
Dorchester County
Port Deppart
Edward P. Carver
Somerset County
Eckhart
O. F. Canoles
Herbert
Navy
Naval Academy
Snow
Fisg
Dilss Estelle Tremaine
Outhwaite
Lew ‘Wallace
Elocution Contest and Local Accidents Highlight Mount St Mary’s News
In Daysville and nearby towns, accidents mar the week as Master Walter Strine suffers a leg gash when a mower guard balks and Dr. Thomas B. Davis nurses a nearly severed finger tip. Mount St Mary’s College in Emmitsburg hosted a preliminary elocution contest with twenty one finalists advancing to the June final.
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Walter Strine
Daysville
Thomas
Davia
Liberty
Yeaterday
Mount St. Alary’s College
Emmitsburg
Joseph Walsh
Boston
Mass
James McGillan
Holbrook
Thomas McTighe
New York City
William Rice
Branford
George Sigley
Memphis
Tenn
Joseph Koken
Philadelphia
Aloysina J
Local Teams Play Two Baseball Games Last Evening
A large crowd watched two local clubs compete on the Development Company grounds. Strensberger and Nuez led one side to a 10 to 2 victory while Kolb and Shipley supported. Woodsboro defeated Liberty with Troy Summer and Wood as the winning battery, Sappington and Hatfield for Liberty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strensberger
Nuez
Kolb
Shipley
5Strausberger
Uqual
Woodsboro
Liberty
Troy
Summer
Wood
Sappington
Hatfield
Taneytown
Branawick Club
Adamstown
Congregational Guild Hosts Delightful Social Reception
The Young People's Guild of the Reformed Church held a reception in the church parlor with potted plants and blooming cuts. Members K A Rice Rev EB KR Eschbach and others greeted guests. ices and cakes were served by waiters. The Guild, now 125 strong, formed a Brotherhood of Andrew and Philip to aid church work. Epworth League social plans a fall break with 96 young ladies taking part.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young People’s Guild of the Reformed Church
Adam
K. A.rice
Guild
EB. KR. Eschbach
Yoste
Abbott
Sod Hiteshew
Andrew and
Philip
Epworth League
Fourth in Frederich Fourth of July entertainment planned
The Philomathean Literary Society will repeat its annual Fourth of July public entertainment in Frederich City Opera Hours next month. Hon. Aineworth R. Spofford librarian of Congress Washington will deliver a speech and be honored with an ovation on the American Outlook. Prof. Cyrus Thomas of the Smithsonian Institute will also speak alongside patriotic music and special features.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederich
Philomathean Literary Society
Aineworth R. Spofford
Congress
Washington, D. C
Cyrus Thomas
Smithsonian Institute
Shriners Milling Co. Ad Targets Bread Quality and Local Criticism
The notice defends Croake bakery products from consumer faults and praises Ceresville Relief Flour. It argues bread quality varies and places responsibility on readers who complain. The ad promotes Shrin er Milling Co. as focusing on custom trade and quality, addressing criticisms of morning paper disputes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ceresville Bowler
City Board Reviews Lane Brothers Statement After Rain Damage
The Board of Aldermen held a special meeting and submitted the monthly Lane Brothers statement. A general water works inspection is planned next week to assess the damages from recent rains. Basil Burdette's dwelling near Boyd's was struck by lightning, causing considerable damage, and John H. Gasaway's horse at Germantown was killed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Aldermen
Lane Brothers
Basil Burdette
Boyd's
John H. Gasaaway
Germantown
Sale of fine Indians horses at Houck's Park Stables
Notice announces a sale on June 12 at Houck's Park Stables featuring fancy drivers saddle horses and trotters all young and well broken. Also mentions community notices about encampment changes and refunds to contributors, church sociable planned, gas bill discount deadline, and ice cream available at McCardell's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Rohrback
Isanogle
L Koutzain
Elouck
Frederick
C. D. Doll. Gas Company
Trinity Af
Church, South
Houck’s Park
Ladies Waists Arrive In Plain and Figured Styles
A shipment of ladies waists in plain and figured cuts arrives. Newest styles feature large sleeves and raffled fronts and are offered at 25 cents each.
Carpet Shades Available for Special Orders in City
Window shades offered by a leading carpet department. They tout the largest shade business in the city with custom widths and colors. Prompt attention to special orders and guaranteed satisfaction.
Bargain Sale Offers Wide Range of Ladieswear
A local estate or shop advertises a large discounted assortment of women’s clothing including black satin skirts colored voile shirts wool challies in light and user grounds, capes, vests in ga uze and lisle, parasols, and umbrellas with reduced prices.
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David Forter
Essex
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Hermitage
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British Navy
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James Freeman Cisrbe
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Red River Region
Texas
Frederick Wrathee
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J. H. Apple
Minksum
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Wasareton
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the Weather Bureau
Pan
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Wiliam Howard
Syracuse
J. Ballou
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J. Lloyd
Rippon
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Washington
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Poolesville
Coutis Hovss
T. J. Heard
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Sir
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Trail
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Market
Thomas Schudtknecht
Hossler
Johnaville
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Eilder John Utz
David Stoner
MBS
Figgiss
Mira
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J. F. Myer
Falla Church
Glenwood Cemevry
Figgins
A. C. Lorentz
Mamie Boyer
John P. Boyer
Broad Run
Junion Hall
Silas Katharine Eisenhauer
Fabiolo
Nellie Glessner
Mies ‘Bessie Good
Mrodock
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Nelie McCaffrey
Charles Baughman
Grace Phoebus
Father Coleman
Ito
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Fiood
Jacat
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Francia Scott Rey
Lewis A. Rice
Gustavus Brows
Key Monument Association
Key
the Gun Club
Joseph Burck
Price
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California Fig Syrup Co
Shriner Milling CO
KE. A. Sreiner Milling CO
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C. D. Doll
M. Landauer
Trinity M. E- Church
C. Ed Clingan
Apes
McCardeli’a
Motioox & Kune
John Hendrickson
Ios
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F. W. Slaub
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McInnie
Nova Scotia
Matuhison
Prince Edward Island
Btaub North Market Btrest
Cotally
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Firemen'’s
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Martinsburg
Winchester
Henry Scheel
East Patrick Artest
John Hershberger
North Market Street
Rambles
Mall
W. T. Delaplaine
Seventh Street
Geo. H. Bailing
Bailing Grocery CO
B. N. Market St
James & Walker & CO
EH. Walker & Co
EB. Walker & CO
Rodook & Nmdvg
Ree & Nridig
Mises
A. T. Rice & Sons
Bonseat Chausetoxs
Rachart
R. L. Harley
South Market St
Main
John A. Kennedy
Meerchant
N. Marert SP
W. O. Eldridge
Alec
Ww. C. Eldridgs, NY
West Pathick Sirest
Frederick, SD
B. H. Blackston
Cali
Sora
B. H. Buadston
Miller
Meer
Wire Winters Co
Orry
Lyeen's Valley
Borge's Creek
Mall Telephone
Shriner's Store
Wm.s
Ofce
Patrick Street
Ford— Water Street
Rue News
Mt Mey
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