Personal visitors and residents in Frederick today
A long list of individuals visiting or staying in Frederick for business and social reasons. Names include J Henry Stokes of Byitsburg W N Dollitre of the Commercial Operators W H Roberts of Richmond Henry A Mohn, Luther Derr, the Lenses, Woods Green, Elizabeth Smith, Benton Knoille, Solomon Kingabaker, Henry Weinberg, Lizbeth Worman, Charles J Doll, Miss Edie McCardell, Charles Burton, Myrtle Engleman, Merrill H Troupe, Mrs Abram Rosetone, and George I Moberly among others. Events note travels to Keymar, Baltimore, Braddock Heights and Washington for visits and a funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Henry Stokes
Byitsburg
Frederick
W. N. Dollitre
W. H. Roberts
Richmond
Henry A. Dlahn
Phetek Street
Luther C. Derr
Tola
Keita Lense
Third Street
Keymar
Woods Green
Baltimore
W. C.” Marth
North Market Street
Elizabeth Smith
Funkatown
W. FP. Snyder
North Market
Benton.Knoille
South Market Street
Lawhstown
Solomon
Kingabaker
Chicago
Alderman Lowenstein
Henry
Weinberg
Hagerstown
Iibeth Worman
East Church Street
Washington
Chertes J. Doll
Thyd
Edie McCardell
Hagerstoyn
Mias
Mary. McCardell
Market Atteet
Charles Burton
Luton Powder Company
Herbert S
West Third Street
Repainting Work Commences on Streat Street Church Rectory
The Streat street area sees painting of the Ali Salata Protestant Episcopal rectory and nearby houses. Work proceeds under supervision, with Mr Mebri overseeing the operation and a force of men applying fresh coats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Kennedy
New Proprietor to Equip and Improve Colorado Hotel
Charles B Cox becomes manager of the Colorand Hotel at York. John W Howard and Joseph A Vogt, former owners, dissolve their partnership. The new owners plan immediate extensive improvements and complete outfitting to make it a leading hotel outside Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorsey’ - Brelslyoni
Tigh
York
Fi F
Colournd
Thes Hotel
Balthuard
Charles
B. Céx
Euler
Colonial
York, Ri
Lust
Howard
Yost
Mere Vort
Yorks
Ann
Streets Prep Seals Surface With New Road Treatment
A Baltimore demonstration shows a tar-like surface treatment for roads that can be applied by a single wagon and covers miles per day. The method, widely used in northern states, promises cheaper costs and faster application, with Roland Park roads already treated. The 10 000 gallon estimate could cost about 350 dollars for Frederick area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roland’ Park
Baltimore
Goudy
Frederick
Bugler Campaign Push For Congress Nomination
A Montgomery County Republican canvass uses a bugler and car horns to rally voters for Sixth District nominee Brainard H Warner Jr. The campaign disperses circulars from the auto as Warner and supporters travel through Frederick and Washington counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brainard H
Warner
Warner, Sr
Frederick
Washington
Sival
Volunteered Firefighters Convene In City Event
The Marvhind State Fines association held a convention with members from various suburbs. Addresses by G Walter Wright and Jac Albert marked the opening as volunteers prepared for a parade and elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Audi
Pylon Castle
Bultiners
Inet
Sarena
G. Walter Wright
Issociitiqn
Ehites
Jac Albert
Tourket
Xei
Viotefeville
Goran
Obygtin
Digeunsiouwnae
Firawoen
Tia
Bill Tor
Phere
Veletun Voluntery - Piremen
Tarrwon Street
Acpiente
Hiver View
Winters Honored At Western District Baptist Association
The Western District Baptist Association met in Rockville with 32 churches present. Rev A D Winters of Frederick preached, sessions included remarks by Rev W J Owens and Rev H Swyter, and speakers from Baltimore and Brunswick discussed home missions and temperance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western District Baptist Association
Western
Marylind
Rockville
Yesterding
Jaye Willger
Ev. O
B. Hail
Billmoore
EY KL
Helgerstown
D. .Whiters
Bridin
White
J. Bran, Brown
Phonum
Baltimore
Walla
Neve
O. J. Owens
Baltimipore
Marghvnd Medidngery
Wateh
Ac. D. Winters
Frederick
Minung
Thone
Stev
B.D. Porter
Brangwick
H. Swyter
Bultimore
FB. Cowell
Thla County
H. M. B. Jones
A. B. Wood
Maryland
Community notices report religious and civic actions in Easton area
The piece notes resignations and elections in Maryland church circles and Baptists. It cites the Easton Diocese convention decisions and a plan to establish a Railroad YMCA home in Hagerstown with Frederick Morrison promoting new membership and a goal to grow from 1 to 27 by June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.C. A
Hagerstown
Frederick
Morrison
Young Men's Christian Asociation
Railroad Young Men's Christian Association
Sfr
Maryland Rifles Train For State Provisional Battalion
The Maryland National Guard unit from Cambridge Salisbury Havre de Grace and other towns trains five days at a rifle range near Baltimore under Col. Charles D. Gautier. They aim to qualify all men for the Second Provisional Battalion with high scores, and prepare for forthcoming maneuvers at Gattye while on guard duty and map reading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mpany A
Firat
Maryland
Thie Place
Chae
D. Gautier
Aime Raplandid
Gattye
Jwy
Local social notes from Walkersville and surrounding towns
Miss Ruth Stimmel visits Walkersville friends during the Walkersville High School commencement week. Relatives Am ong Jere Martin and Grace Zimmerman graduate. Mrs Jere Martin hosts guests. others include Mrs Joseph Koons family in Detour and visitors from Lewistown and North Carolina as residents share vacation time and attend events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soys
Ruth Stimmel
Walkersville
Walkeravile
Schoplhield
J. He Stauffer
Edward
Joseph Didendin
Westminster
Grace Martin
Thurmont
Jere. Martin
W.loge Mines
Lewistown
Cora
Bummel
South Carolina
J Ww
Stimmmel
Hazel
Boller
Death notices and funeral details from local obituaries
The notice records deaths of John F Brenneman and John Brenneman elder, with survivors and funeral arrangements in New Market area. services at late home, interment at M E cemetery. Also mentions a stag supper hosted by William O Koth and attendees, plus update on local sick and a driver recovering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F
M. Thie
Rose
Elinor
Harry E Ender
Itt
Jennie
John Rhinehart
Ai Nity Raymond
Runkles
Iw Brothers
Charles
Hicks Endery
C. E. Cilne
Barthglows
M.-E
New Mariat
William
Koth
Ifr
Neabers
Ddeqnes
de’ Molay Lolmandéry
Jmanguet
Maxonte
A. Lelfos
Concen
Tor
Ste. Kraig Wallan
Kolb
J’ Mccurdy
F. L. Stoner
Aeene any _Knytts
Kotlar
Notices on Novel Bank Interest Rates Unclear
A fragmented notice mentions a bank increasing interest to four percent on all special accounts with provisions under contract terms. It references white deposits and remittance requirements and implies amendments to existing contracts.
Salvation Army event draws crowds to Frederick sale
A Salvation Army gathering in Frederick featured a rummage sale and a testimonial meeting at 142 East South Street and 1 West Bartlett Avenue. Attendees filled both the street and the house as conversions and interest were reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Salvation Army
Jenn Salvation Army
Frederick
Ineetlile - Wiik
Philips
Terest
West
Fine Cherries from New Market Report
A fragment notes Mr George Young of Newmarket showcased cherries described as yellow but with an odd taste. The tale hints at a long growing period and sizable harvest though details are obscured by the damaged text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newt
Tan News
George Young
NewMarket
Yellow Byte
Amalie Auto Sale and Festival Advertised in Baltimore
A garbled ad lists Amalie Auto at UF for a festival on Market Street. It mentions seats priced at 40 and 1.00 with references to a market and sales, noting a sale event with decorated wording and multiple products. The text includes distorted names and locations, suggesting a local business promotion with limited readable facts.
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the Daily News
Clinton
Raward
Moran
Paloter
Mars Petite
Jane
Fox
Moorgy
Weather Bureau
I. MM
Troupe Agt
Frei
Gax& Elec. Co
Wate
Markey
Haller’ & Newman Mgrs
Spee
Wharea
Burrows’ Broi
Wonai
Mra
Arnold den Juve
Great Lakes
P. RB
Becai
B. H. Warren, Jr Campaignig
Walter 'V
Doube
Gradwaters
Dickinson College
Association
A.D. Winters
OF the Siate
Adnapolis
Fms
Montkomets
Scountini
Westehr
District Baptists Meeting
Rook Mle
Saline
Easton
Catia
Frédérick
Couety
Sohn
Brenneman
John Brehnetian
Om Bandas
Vlater
Ty -Elizabethtown
Lhe
Hager
Mr. Me
D. Miler
Rational Bank
Ac al
Citizens' National Bank
Frederick, MD
Barker
Prealdunt
Caphive
Samuel
Ge Duvall
Geo
Wat Sura
Ofitwos
He Elalede
Jour S.raoreaurd
Dante Baxer
Wa.g
Bkeen
O. Hs@onney
M.D
GM. Hod
Kerdo Juve J
Mornin 3
B. Bakes
Jude
Heoue
Neetien
Ube Stes
Amalie Auto At
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Door Ni of
Sarbos
Sonrieborn T Ins
Siasis Smee Baltimore
EES Sear Dgstead
Rao
Imp
Baia Tweed
Avitidew
Oferatorm
Ake
Bole
Foes D.rendrickaon
Aea
Biles John
Yanoe Aa
Adioven
Lord & Tazlor Reo
Aye ‘Neidio & Miller
Will Tiangon's Drug. Store
Aise Nadty
Adailistr Tor
Williamson's
Rexall
Frederick Building
Dotica
Carty
Protonek Guthational
Dille
Toan
Thoras A. Baller
Mer
Wee
Bonnadel Hotel
East
Patrick Etreti
Fes Souprom
Isle
My Lee Oy
Sausety
Deibket Binsoror
Brot
Mitrol
Destin
North Mater Street
Egre Ae Real Estate Agents
Hranaya
Tritapo Poe
Andinsa
Anod Balida
Atrng
Iene
Fen ‘Hs Bowaar
Deere Seta Bae
Lote
Labpe
A & BT
Négawep
Arer
Hhee
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