Date In History June 8 Becomes Notable Resignations and Deaths
A garbled June 8 history note cites resignations and notable figures. Mentions Beret man Nassville, Barry, Berk Baty, and a Sir John Frazat. References deaths of Clarke and Vartan, with cryptic dates and places. The piece hints at knighthood and miscellaneous biographical fragments from historic events.
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Be Matas
Mar
Turner
Eidlem Resigive
Rye Wrobe
Tor Beret
Nassville
Barry
Atetra
Ieee
Wits
John Frazat
Fey Jae Freetun Clarke
Jupuves Place
Mass
Had River
Texan
Weather forecast wrap with shifting high pressure
New advisories note cloudiness and warmer conditions ahead as eastern high pressure moves over New York while western high pressure strengthens from the Northern Pacific coast to Assiniboia. An area of low pressure is forming over Eastern Colorado with possible thunderstorms. Rain fallen in Montana Wyoming and the Dakotas with generally fair weather and rising temperatures elsewhere.
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Lower
Lake Region
New York
Pacific
Assiniboia
Colorado
Atlantic
Montana
Wyoming
Dakotas
Mississippi
Personal notes from Buckeys town and nearby areas
Miss Margaret Grahame returns from Baltimore with Mr. James Dowden now linked to a local business on North Howard Street. Miss Fannie Haller and niece Miss Nell Louise Haller come home from Washington. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Markell head to their Frederick country home for summer. Mrs. Mary Schiff of New York visits Miss Mary Goldsborough. Mrs. L. M. Rogers leaves for Martinsburg. Miss Joynes, Kase and Lantz, teachers at the Woman's College, return home. Miss Nellie Spickler of Washington county visits the Cinlgan sisters on East Patrick Street. Mrs. Luther Euhlman and others attend Lutheran General Synod in Hagestown. Captain McClow of the Pennsylvania Railroad returns after a ten day vacation. Mr. Wm. Levy of Johns Hopkins University visits home. Hiram Thomas and Geary Ls kin of near Shookstown plan time on the Manor. Mrs. Dr. Edward Nelson, guest of relatives in Baltimore, returns home.
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Margaret Grahame
Buckeystown
Baltimore
James Dowden
Wholeasse ‘Froit House
Weber
North Howard Street
Fannie Haller
Washington
Nell Louise Haller
Louis Markell
Frederick
Mary Schiff
New York
Mary Goldsborough
L. M. Rogers
Martinsburg
W. Va
Miseea Ji Joynes
Kase and
Lantz
Woman's College
Nellie Spickler
Washington County
Cilngan
East Patrick Street
Luther Euhlman
Messrs
Hiram Thomas
Geary Lskin
Shookstown
Mire
Edward Nelson
Planing material diversity and local harvest notes
Forty eight different materials from sixteen countries and forty five hands used in a plano. Edgemont resident Mitchel Stover reports orchards between Edgemont and Waynesboro yielding about 50 000 bushels. Frank H. Darby to start a new mill at Williamsport with 150 barrels daily capacity. C Herman, noted Sorist, offers to supply flowers for rustic races at Francis Scott Key’s grave.
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Plano
D. Mitchel Stover
Edgemont
Waynesboro
Frank H. Darby
Williamsport
C. Herman
Omission Corrected for Ramsburg in College Event
In yesterday's account of the Woman's College entertainment by the Alumni of the Frederick Female Seminary Miss Droe Ramsburg was omitted from the committee. Ramsburg was an efficient committee member and deserved credit for the event's success. The News noted the oversight.
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Yeaterday
Woman’s College
Frederick Female Seminary
Mies Droe Ramsburg
Misa Ramsburg
Market at dawn offers bounty of fruits and seafoods
The early market bustles with strawberries at 5 cents, cherries at 5 cents to a dime, and rhubarb. pork, beef, and mutton prices listed beside vegetables and fruit, including onions, new potatoes, cucumbers, apples, and oranges. Reports note brisk turnout from town and country crowds drawn by season’s abundance and lower prices. A separate lightning incident and a fall near Berkeley Springs are briefly described, with a warning on winter garment protection via paper sacks.
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Billy Tyler
Billy Hilton
Quiz Beckley
Porterhouse
Orphans' Court Letters Granted and Wills Filed
Letters were granted or ceased in the estate of Aseniveld T. Snoffer to George Snoaffer, executor. Will of Daniel Zedricks, colored, filed and admitted to probate with Levin Leakins as executor. Inventories and reports of sale filed for Van Kyler estate and Jasper Albaugh estate. First and final accounts for Vincen Lanner and Daniel Beachley, deceased, filed and distribution made. Wills of Ann C. Epalding and Mary Cornelia Oliver filed for probate.
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Aseniveld T. Snoffer
George Snoaffer
Daniel Zedricks
Levin Leakins
Nathan 6
Arent i Margere
Tyscr
van Kyler
John Holtz
Jasper Albaugh
Vincen Lanner
Dantel Beachley
Hiei
Ann C. Epalding
Mary Cornelia Oliver
Beautiful Catholic Altar Service Draws Large Saint Johns Audience
A large and fashionable crowd attended the 7 45 p m Catholic service at St Johns Church last night. The Novitiate procession moved from the Novitiate to the church where electric lamps lit the sanctuary. The Novitiate choir and church choir under Mr Ebenbauer performed the vesper service and Rev. W Stanton preached on The Christian Altar. Benediction followed with Te Deum as the procession returned. Catholic Club members served as ushers. tobacco sale noted.
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Bertico
St John’s Church
John‘s Catholic
Second Street
Atars
Vbn Ebenbauer
Wm. Stanton
J. O'Rouke
J. Hann
Messrs
Bernie Besant
J. EB. Coli
Social World Notes and Local Tidbits
Invitations issued for the ninth capital encampment hall by Antietam Camp No 8 in honor of Maryland Division Sons of Veterans delegates. Ball to be held in Huntor Hall on Tuesday evening January. Music by Rhodes orchestra. Junior Hall dance planned for later this month. At Home notice for Mr William A Mansfield and wife on East Church Street Monday night 3 to 10. News item: Alfred S Babylon of Frizzelburg Carroll County killed an otter after it attacked his dog. otter weighed 26 pounds, skin to be stuffed as trophy.
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Dabces
Capital
Antietam Camp
Maryland
Sons of Veterans
Huntor Hall
Janior Hall
Wm A. Mansfield
East Church Street
Alfred
Babylon
Frizzelburg
Carroll County
Miss Jones
Miss Brown
Butterfly
Western Maryland College to Hold 25th Commencement Events
The twenty fifth commencement exercises at Western Maryland College begin with a baccalaureate sermon tomorrow. Praise service is at 145 p.m. in Baker Chapel by Mr. Daniel Baker. Commencement proper is on Thursday the 12th. Three county graduates are Nannie Camille Lessee of Mt. Pleasant Seibert Silverthorn Strayer of Bakersfield and George Urner Stal of Troutville.
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Western Maryland College
Baker Chapel
Daniel Baker
Nannie Camille Lessee
Mt. Pleasant
Seibert Silverthorn Strayer
Bacxeyst
George Urner Stal
Troutrilie
The Girl About Town Commencements and June Weather
A breezy June column chronicles the town’s arrivals and fashion during commencement week, noting school closings, garden harvests, and political races for mayor. It mentions church attendance, old styles returning, and social clubs shaping the town’s mood as summer begins.
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Frederick
Jane
Gtria
Jolly Boys
Rhodes
Bonday
Rica Low
Mills Offer Cash for Various Grain and Provisions
Advertises payments in cash for items including Ceresville Roller Flour corn meal hominy rye chop chicken feed middlings or bran. Invites consignments via wagon or drop, promising money even if sent before postal payment terms. Emphasizes cheap prices.
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Ceresville
Old Landmark Torn Down In Mitdtown Valley
An old four story stone and brick structure named John long Souring near Jefferson has been torn down after years of disuse. The site recalls a landmark once tied to the local history and era of construction by Sacob Feaseer in the region.
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Gove
Mitdtown Valley
John Long
Local notices and business ads clutter Frederick streets
A collage of town notices and ads includes druggists promotions at Greloer Brothers, dues being received at Independent Hall, and a note from G W B Shriner running for Alderman. Henry G. Dull confirms support for Democratic nomination. Gas bill discounts offered until the 10th. Parade of show bills from Amith's Temple of Fancy. Coal price cut for January delivery. Oyster and cleaning service ads mingle with crabs, ice cream, and a carpet cleaning pitch amid local commerce notices.
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Wm. Stall
Berkeley Springs
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Washington City
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California Fig Syrup Co
A Tee
Greloer Brother
Independent Hall
Mutca! Building Association
Efice
Hardt and Keefer
John C. Hardt
the Bridge
G. W. B. Shriner
Henry G. Dull
C. Ed. Clingan
Amith
Smith’s
No. 10
Kaller, Reward Company
East Patrick
W. Rompf
South Market Street
Excelsior
D. H. Best
Gaturdat
Lac
D. H. Bist
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G. ER. Oline
C. E. Cine
Mulliniz & Kemp
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Ilei
Waii
Waie Siles
Jon Henpricsson
F. VV. Staub
F. W. Starz
Doll Brothers
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Scrrines and Trovszames
Garanisep
John A. Kennedy
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A. T. Ricz & Sons
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James E. Walker
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M& Nese
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Frederick, Md
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