Purely Personal in Frederick Visits and Returns
Purely personal notes from Frederick list William Nunz of Baltimore visiting relatives, Migs M. L. Carter of Liberty spending the day with friends, Charles Grant of Upperville returning after visiting Frederick, and others including Mrs. Nichols of Iowa visiting local hosts. Rev. and Mrs. Dixon stay at Hernwood, Miss Kerr of Denton returns, several locals visit Braddock Heights, and the Henchs depart Frederick for Trappe and parts of Eastern Pennsylvania for about two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Nunz
Baltimore
Frederick
Migs M. L. Carter
Liberty
Charles Grant
Upperville
Nichols
Iowa
Oscar Steiner
F. J. Schroader
East Patrick Street
Thomas Freeman Dixon
West Second Street
Hernwood
Baltimore County
Sophis Kerr
Denton, Md
Alice V. Shriner
North Market Stote
Charlies K. Hann
Steiner Schley
Weat Church-street
Katie Miller
Ellie Glessner
Katie Venerable
Masers
Frank Stewart
C. A. Jacobs
Harry Glessner
Washington
Valley View Cottage
Braddock Heights
Brief items from a small town paper
The note hints at carnival failure and dwindling strawberry crops. A special meeting of the Independent Hose Company is set for 7 30 this evening. A local says summer feels brighter as school ends. A neighborly theft fear prompts thoughts of cupboards. Picnic season nears and a regular Sunday school attendee is observed.
Law s grip sealed for window breaking incident
Two colored children a boy and a girl were arrested Saturday evening by Officer Crouse charged with breaking a large window at Mr J H Keller drug store Justice Eckstein released them on their promise The damages amount not stated The girl threw stones during a quarrel with the boy The stone struck the south window lowering the glass. County constable George P Lowe was arrested Saturday night by Sheriff Lessa for drunkenness disorderly conduct and firing a revolver Justice Eckstein released him on $200 bond for grand jury action Lowe tendered resignation to county commissioners today the board has not acted yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crouse
J. H. Keller
Justice Eckstein
Cousty
George P. Lowa
Lessa
Lowe
Board of County Commissionera
Satisfying Customers and Advertising Strategies
The piece argues merchants prosper by satisfying customers and using advertising to reach varied tastes. It urges daily or weekly specials to push desirable goods and notes Tae Niwa as the medium to reach buyers.
Religious World Notes and Church Announcements Week
The weekly Religious World lists services across Evangelical Reformed, Lutheran, M E, and Presbyterian churches with sermons, Sunday school times, and special Children's Day programs. It notes vesper services, council meetings, and a fourth anniversary at Grace Reformed with student awards and memorials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evengelionl Reformed Missionary Society
St. John's Catholic Church
Evangelical Reformed Church
A. Thos. G. Apple
I. Corinthians
Eschbach
M. EB
Todd
W.J. McKenney
P. E
Evangelicel Lutheran Church
Luther Kuhlman
Neanal
VY. Switzer
M. E
St. John
Epworth League
San‘day School
All Saints
Schiaysville
Grace Reformed Church
E. L. McLean
Mite Society
Kemp Hall
Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian Sunday School
I. M. Motter
Lons Warner
Mary Witter
Eliza Shipley
Dixon
C. W Stinespring
United Brathren Church
Bing Merry Birds
Talisman
Finny
Miller
Kline
McGintis
Zouria Welty
Dora Mehmiing
Virgie Finny
O. W. Stinespring
St. Paul
Astos
John J. Hood
Childram
Mies Laila James
Frederick
S. M. Hench
Elsie Spook
O. J. Renneburg
Building fund receipts cited in church treasurer report
The treasurer Mr Victor A Staley reported yearly receipts of 90427 with 1186 placed in the building fund and a substantial sum remaining in the treasury. Since founding four years ago the church has contributed 18600.61 toward the new phared project. Music was directed by Mr Qburlea BOT Hendrickson with Mr Walser McDavnel as organist. Last evening's offering totaled 25 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor A. Staley
Therchaol
Bay
Qburlea Bot Hendrickson
Walser McDavnel
Frederick Firemen Plan Lonaconing Trip for State Meeting
Frederick firemen head to Lonaconing for the State Firemen’s Association annual meeting starting Wednesday. The four day program includes parades, open air concerts, contests with cash prizes, coal mine tours, and a firemen’s ball with decorations and bandstands throughout the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Lonaconing
State Firemen's Association
Maryland
Wellington for Congress in Cumberland discussed
Dispatches from Cumberland say Wellington may be nominated for the House to oppose Col. George A. Parre. Wellington, an independent, may accept a Democratic endorsement though he has not stated his intent. His Senate term ends with the current Congress, and he would move to the House if elected. Events of the Week note organ recitals and school commencements at City Opera House and All Saints Episcopal Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland
United States
George L. Weillington
House of Representatives
George A. Parre
Wellington
Matt’ter
Senate
Congress
Hls
All Saints’ Episcopal Shareh
A. H. Freeman
Washington
Rieger
New York
Eisenhower
School of
City Opera House
Sunday Excursions from Frederick and Baltimore
The Baltimore and Ohio ran several excursion trips from Frederick to Hagerstown and to Bogerstown, with sixty local travelers. Forty six additional trips went to Baltimore for the day. A special train from Baltimore and Washington brought one hundred thirty visitors to Frederick. State Treasurer Murray Vandiver released his annual financial report showing a treasury balance of 514056.12 on deposit across 19 banks in multiple cities including Baltimore Annapolis Cumberland and Port Deposit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore & Ohio
Frederick
Hagerstown
Murray Vandiver Hes
Baltimore
Balatr
Annapolis
Cambridge
Westsinster
Salisbury
Eson Sill
Cumberland
Port Deposit
Garton
Catonsville
Local Resident Earle B. Wood Improves After Pneumonia
Mr. Earle B. Wood of this city, ill with pneumonias for two months, was brought to Frederick on Saturday evening and admitted to Frederick Hospital for a few weeks. His condition has improved somewhat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earle B. Wood
Frederick
Frederick Hospital
Zinc and lead paint mixing guidance from 19th century letter
A letter to B M Gittinger advises on paint preparation stressing zinc ground in lead and zinc mixtures. It argues machines mix better than hand grinding, claims ratios of two parts lead and oil to one part zinc and lead, and endorses using Devos lead and zinc as the right proportions. The note ends with a promotion for P L Hargett Co. to sell their paint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. M. Gittinger
Frederick, Md
Devos
FP. W. Divozr & Go
P. L. Hargett & Co
Live Stock Burned In Farm Fire Near Woodsboro
A large stone barn on Samuel Single’s farm two miles north of Woodsboro near Stallaford burned yesterday afternoon destroying five horses, five colts, machinery including binder and drill, hay, grain, and other contents. The livestock and most machinery belonged to William Slagle. loss about 1500, with only half covered by insurance. Fire origin unknown as the Single family slept through the blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samual Single
Woodsboro
Stallaford
William Slagle
Samuel Slagis
Single
Close of the Elke Carnival in Frederick
The Elke Carnival closed Saturday night and the Robinson Carnival Company departed Frederick for Washington, Pennsylvania around 2 a.m. After packing, stands were torn down, lumber sold, and streets cleaned by a ten-man crew under Policeman Jones. The operation restored streets by daybreak. organizers were commended for their efforts. A humorous verse based on local rain and a snake hunter adds a playful postscript to the piece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robinson Carnival Company
Frederick
Washington
Jones
Maryland State News Roundup of Conflicts and Congregations
A calendar of state happenings reports a Pan Mason Bible conference set for July, a barn collapse near Falling Waters, and memorial services for Confederate dead in Hagerstown and Williamsport. Knights of Pythians held memorials, eight miners freed after rioting charges, a Fallston sawmill burned, and Rev George W Moore resigns due to ill health. Other items note baptist officers elected in Montgomery County, arson concerns in Snow Hill, a Havre de Grace church dedication, and New Windsor College commencements. Briarly Hall seminary graduates and local executions and prison sentences are listed alongside medical and educational appointments. A fatal lightning strike at Pimlico injures several people and kills a horse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Ononingham
Falling Waters
Washington Cemetery
Hagerstown
Riverview Q
Willismaport
Knights of Pythins
Allegany
George Bachman
Fallston
Harford County
George W. Moore
Frostburg
Il-Health
Charles M. Ness
Baltimore
Western District Baptisl Association
Montgomery County
Snow Hill
Bradford Seney
Havre de Grace
J. Seneca
Andrew
New Windsor College
Robert H. Williams
Walbrook
Cephas Moore
Thomas Gardner
Lewin
Barton
Allegany County
Stella Hoskingen
Norma Price
Poolesville
Clark
Howard County
Briarly Hall Seminary
Lewis Green
Talbot County
Garrie Price
William H. Green
Thompasos
Rex
T. W. Lewis
Weatero Maryland College
Weatminater
Maggie Bowers
Joseph Bowers
David Cassell
Medford
Carroll County
E. Erving Kearring
Boston
Maan
Berél High School
Brooklyn Polytechnic Inetiate
Harvard College
Pimlico
Will Wed Tomorrow Hy Meneal Guest of College Figures
Mr P Chew of Xenia Ohio visits Prof and Mrs Appte at Women’s College for a forthcoming marriage with Mrs Lamb McGervey Myers, long-time lady principal of the college. Also notes Maryland postmasters salary increases at Mount Airy Tannytown and Sykesville, market quotations from Eastern Milling Export, and a monthly meeting at Hrader ick City Hospital Association tomorrow morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Chew
The
Hraderick City Hospital Association
Frederick City Hospital
D. Raeg
All Quiet Along the Potomac Revered Song Remains
A fragment from a wartime page recalls Jolly Joe and Little George gone and the poem The Model lingers as a memorial tune. The text hints at loss, memory, and enduring morale in a period piece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potomac
Jolly Joe
Little George
Aimer
the Model
Mohair Waibste Waistcoats Predicted For Summer Wear
A short reading predicts that just and cock apalls will appear often this summer and half wool waists will provide proper protection and comfort. Available in Navy Black Oremm and Garnet, these waists are presented as the preferred fashion item.
COTIAGE CURTAINS FOR HOMELIKE APPEAL
A local shop advertises inexpensive Ettamine On mortalus draperies and curtains to brighten any Bangalow or Braddock Heights home. The display highlights affordable options that please the eye and the pocket book.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock Heights
Unpracsdested-Orders Garment Goods Sale Message
A notice describes ongoing sale of wool and linen goods unprocessed for garment makers and skirts sent daily to customers. It asserts right to the skirts and mentions efficient provisioning and in demand barkets from the Indisos, ending with an exclamatory lament.
Evening events and notices at Braddock and Frederick venues
Local listings announce a regular Braddock Heights dance Tuesday evening with hourly oar service and a nearby vaudeville display at Athletic Park. Musical acts at Biss Eisenbauer’s recitals, Miss Bisonbsuer’s class at Opera House, and optical exams by Dr. G S Highbstger at Park Hotel. Frederick Building Association stock offering details with call for shares at 10 cent entrance and 2 week per share, led by J W L Carty and O Harpr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock Tuesay
Braddock Heights
Frederick Building Association
J. W. L. Carty
Frederick County National Bank
Jour
Harpr
May Health Officer Report and Death Statistics
City Health Officer 8 F Thomas presents May summary: 15 total deaths 9 males 6 females 9 white 6 colored. Ages include 3 under 1, 5 to 23, 28 to 50, and 50 plus. Causes listed as heart disease pneumonia tuberculosis scarlet fever typhoid fever and other conditions. Also 17 births 12 white 5 colored. infectious diseases varicella diphtheria typhoid scarlet fever. Additionally a post office advertisement list of remaining letters dated June 7 with two week holding period before dead-letter processing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Thomas
Dé Eure
F. Tomas
Lapres
Mics
Ellen M. Bowers
Edna B. Fritz
Mary W. Roberts
Ida Webster
Laura E. Wakefield
Emmitsburg School Commencements and Reunion Plans
The notice lists multiple graduation dates in Emmitsburg and nearby towns. St Josephs Academy holds exercises on June 19 morning, St Euphemias on June 13, Milton Academy on June 16 with a reunion on June 17, and Emmitsburg High School at Spangler's Opera House on June 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph’s Academy
Emmitsburg
St. Euphemia’s School
Immitsburg
Miton Academy
Taneytown
Emmitsburg High School
Spangier’s
Opera House
Practice limited to diseases of the eye in Kansas City Univ
Late Professor of Diseases of the Eye directed to medical students with focus on removal of cataract and correction of cross eye, restoration of hearing. Mentions London treatments for ostarrh and costly fittings. No. 23 HN. Markss at.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City University
London
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Lome, Sweet Home
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London Morning Chronicle
Pickwick Papers
Dickens
Shousehold Words
Ford
Old Opera House
Lincoln
Tungchou
Peking
Edward Moran
New York City
Wasurrazos
Jane
Tax Hawes
W. N. Mooza
Weather Bureau
ADVE
Sements Today
O. O. Waters
Park Theatre
Hospital Association
Cuy Opera Houses
Eisenhseer
Bankers Taleem
Jane Silk
Pedbrenacsees Reers Geo
Rodock.& Oo
N. B. Cramerry Gioode
John Gendrickson
Fark Theatre
Brief
Bradget
Sunday Schools and Societies
Grace Reformed Sunday School
Trinity Chapel
J. Travers Thomas
Hey. E.L. Mclean
Ruth Fisher
Irving
Biser
Mollie Moberly
Holy City
Henry H. Abbott
Matilda Bielfeld
Heavenly Father
Martha Shorb
Firemen’s Convention
Btuli
Samuel Slagie
Als Sup, Wikilam Slagie
Herbert Kreh
Edmond &. Moberly
Rom Lewis
Bia
Ace
Earth
Herbert
News OF the State
Marland
Mount Airy
Tannytown
Geom Mart Dhe
Eastern Millings& Export Company
John Kendrickson
Joun Usrparoxson
Weidig
Nota & “Miller
Batiste
Neidig & Miller
Glinton
Ylain
Clinton E. Main
Fixadnate
Frederick County
Isapoglie & Wagaman
Backes
Isanogle & Wagaman
North Market Street
Frederich.d
F. B. Sappington
BB. Sapfingtor's
Yaedewls
North City
Kali
Biss Eisenbauer
Moers House
Athletic Park
Elsie
G. S. Highbstger
Park Hotel
G. W. F. Glessner
Wan. D. Boteler, M. D
GEO
Rodook M
Breclallow
WHO. A. Rudoch & CO
A.T. Rice & Sons
Frederick County Telephone
Thomas P. Rice
East Fourth Street
Willard C. Keller
West Patrick Street
H. BE
Peterman
Franklin Street
Frederick Fixst
Lawly
Joseph W. Gayer
Dwin Devileise
Devilbiss & Abnba, Insurance
Doll & Alveagh Bullétez
North Hi
Frederick Co
Noah EE. Cramer
Noah E. Cramer
GALE
Sra
Rijlars
Borhan
T Bartholows
Argb
Patrick Street Ltd
Feageville
Fea
Ani Acre
First National Bank
Ee Amusements
Subio Park
Vanderile
Seineghowiee
Anteim & Peters
Sincing
Morion & Russell
Sach
Manarer
Caxton
Chicago
Charen St Tay Lede
Psstaniz
Copeman
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