Frederick Daily News Notes and Social Items
Frederick town social notes list residents visiting, returning from trips, and engagements. It covers Miss May Clingan’s return, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas wedding tour, Rev. John Jacob Shenk earning a Master of Arts, and various visits among families including the Garbers, Crone, and Seliman. Also notes train time changes and a financially successful City Opera House benefit by The Great Southern Minstrels with proceeds supporting the North Market street Fountain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Miller
Wm. T. Gittings
Emosville
My. Miller
Grace
Samuel B. Preston
Weverton
Wm. Buckey
Baltimore
Bartley Pearce
Brielle
Sea Girt
N. J
JA. Tyson
West Petrick Street
Mollie Stover
Phoenix
Baltimore County
J. W. Lynn
Mechanicstown
Jacob Perry
Calvin Smith
Sprecher
Hagerstown
Jacob ¥. Summers
Frederick
Jacob Mebbing
Hattie Crone
Myersville
Virgie Gaver
D. P. Cramer, Jr
Feagaville
Damascus
Montgomery County
D. Thomas
Solomon Garber
John Garber
Sandy Hook
East Fourth Street
Letta Seliman
Adamstown
D. H. Bowie
Rock Col
L. V. Baughman
FA. Lucchesi
William M. Grimmins
J. C. Welker
Taton- Fille
May Clingan
Indianapolis
Ind
Nicholas Brengle
Wm. Brengle
West Patrick Street
PS. Noteagle
Clayton R. Hemp
Jeffer
Air. James Barrier
Mt. Pleasant
Mirs
Geo. W. Smith
East Patrick Street
Lala Urner
Women’s College
Mable Thomas
Washington
D. OL Thomas
John Jacob Shenk
Burkitsville
Roanoke
Lidie Downey
New London
Johns Hopkins University
Gertrude
Bertha Steiner
City Opera Bonee
Great Southern Minstrels
North Market Street
Stauffer’s
Walkersvile
Walkerville Lodge
Town Hall
Johnsville
Union Chapel
Church Yard
Daniel Sneadher
Likny
Fairmont Cemetery Company
Bsl
Marytsch
Talbot
Easton
EB. Ifay
Disy
B. F. Broun
Frederica
Carles M. Miller
Higerstox A
Ben
W.M. McKaig
Tammany Hall
New York
Bourke Cochran
Grant
France
United States
C. C. Carty
Funeral Directors Association of
Maryland
Richmond
William Gordon Cummings
Sykesville
Gouveneur
Carroll County
John T. Best
Charles Jackson
Wm. D. Bowers Lumber Company
W. A. Long
Commencement Day at Frederick Seminary Inspires
Bright commencement scenes unfolded at the Frederick Seminary with students in white, floral displays, and an audience from Baltimore, Washington, Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, New York and beyond. The program featured essays, music, and medals, highlighting improved enrollment and future prospects for the institution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Femsle Seminary
de Bons Sf
Oteluck
Uct of
Teem
Dora Beatty
Petere
Baltimore
Washington
Rogerstown
Martinshare
Haecehorri
Pittburg
Philadelphia
New York
Wm. H. Purnell
Cullevilte
Elsie Birely
Elizabeth May Bradshaw
Jeanie Norwood Bowlus
Etta Cramer
Julia Catherine Dilton
Virginia Morehead Faubdle
Altice Margaret Lamar
Melia L Lowenstein
M. Grave Miller
Mary Shafer
Virginia Morehead Feuble
Elsie Biely
GC L Kennerd
Mially
M. E. Church
Chopw
Secord
Alice Margaret Lamar
Eula Cramer
Melia I. Lowenstein
M. Grace Miller
Virginia Morehead Fandle
E. B. Perry
Jennie Norwood Bowius
Julia Catherine Dillon
Schubert
Dion and
Lowenstein
Faable
Lamar
Bradshaw
Wu. H. Purnell
Grace Radcliff
Lene Kohtenberg
Hallie Bagwell
Florence T. Wood
Blanche Radcuff
Hallie Groshon
Bessie Duff
Grace Miller
Mary Mzoulsby
Aliss Florence Gill
Helen Stauffer
Daisy Steiner
Melis Lowenstein
Missen
Poplar Resort
Frederick County
Baltimore County
Dillon
Washington, D. C
Miss Faubie
Chicago
Virginia
Elizabeth May Sradshaw
Jennie Norwood Bowlns
Alice
Margaret Lamar
Melia J. Lowenstein
Peach Harvest Expands Across South Mountain Belt
Reports from the peach growers of the South Mountain fruit belt indicate the dropping of peaches from trees in June has begun. Work to trim overloaded trees has started as recent rains boosted the harvest from Pen-Mar near the Pennsylvania line to Sandy Hook at the Potomac River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Mountain Frait Belt
Jane
Pen-Mar
Pennsylvania Line
Sandy Hook
Potomac River
Accidents Leave Two Men Injured In City Area
Mr Hawilton Geisbert of this vicinity cut the front finger of his right hand badly yesterday when it was caught in a mower. Mr Stephen Geisbert, a shoe factory employee, mashed the second finger of his right hand yesterday under a machine he was operating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawilton Geisbert
Stephen Geisbert
Evangelical Lutheran Youth to Host First Evening Reception
Public reception by the church youth group under Rev. L. Kuhlman will be held tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock in the Lecture Room. A prepared program will entertain the congregation and refreshments will be served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Evangelical Lutheran Church
L. Kuhlman
Confederate Day Observed at Bit Olivet Cemetery
Confederate memorial day observed this afternoon with a brief program at Bit Olivet Cemetery. Graves of fallen heroes were decorated. Rev. C. L. Kennard offered prayer. A chorus of young ladies, directed by Prof. Smith, sang several selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bit, Olivet Cemetery
C. L. Kennard
Smith
Local notes and obituaries from Jefferson area
Reports list residents visiting, wedding tours, church events, and social gatherings. Includes details on Rev. George S. Bowers preaching, strawberry festival plans, farm updates, school reappointments, and a funeral for Elizabeth Rhodes. Also notes harvest outlook and canal progress at Georgetown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prateis L. Shat
Heals Ville
Lere
Elizabeth Rhodes
Geo
FL Darner
Morthg
Ube Micans
J. R. Shultz
Hls Bames
M.E
Elisha Rhodes
C. E. Thomas
Suthershall
M. W. House, Sr
Jobn XN. Stockman
H. ©. Wise
Abraw Kemp
Jobo Dlawen
Isaac X. Frey
G. W. Winchell
Clayton H. Hemp
Tithe Dare
Annie Rhoderick
J. Wealey Dayhoff
Hagerstown
EF. EL Figgins
William Thrasher
Kerys
Dittmar
Hedges
George 5. Bowers
York
Mary A. Bowers
Lewis H. Wachter
Dublin
A. Hedges
George T. Whip
Olive W. Rice
A. P. Kessler
Susan Shail
Jas. C. Darmer
Charles BD. Eldridge
Myersville
Rita Hilleary
St. Mark’s
Jefferson
Lutheran Church Council
W- H
F.I. Society
Y. P. M and A. Society
Lutheran Church
George
Bowers
Jeremiah xvii
Hevs. Dittmar
Schultz
Barnes and Hedges
G. S. Bowers
Reformed Church
Missionary and Aid Society of the
Temperance Hall
Wedding in Kemp Town Ends Quietly in Navy Attire
A May 21 wedding at the bride Harbour Kemp Town unites Thomas Cotes and Harriet Snowden, both noted as colored. Rev Brown officiated as guests admired navy blue dress and sarah silk trim. Reception followed at the bride’s home then a trip to the groom’s near Watkin’s mill. Pledges and gifts praised, with many friends in attendance. Date: May 21. Wording notes social respectability and community presence in the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kemptown
Thomas Cotes
Harriet Snowden
Brown
New Market
Sarah
Watkin’s Mill
Georgie Windsor
W. T
Laura H. Lewis
Jesus
Mey
Zist
W. J. Floyd
Providence Church
Raymond Fout
Bradley Baker
Willie
Johnnie Watking
L.T. Lewis
Providence Cemetery
Maryland Pensions Issued to Maryland Claimants
Pensions have been issued to Maryland claimants including Frederick county residents. Names listed include Charles Vogel Wim P Bar T John Schoelkept Wm H Robinson avid J Scott Andrew Williams John Ziegler Perry Brown Wm A Chilante Alonzo Caldwell Robert Thomas Zion Potts John E Buflagton John H Cook Arthur H Cromwell Francis Shallon William Williams and William Diver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Frederick County
Charles Vogel
Wim. P. Bar T
John Schoelkept
Wm. H. Robinson
Avid J. Scott
Andrew Williams
John Ziegler
Perry Brown
Wm. A. Chilante
Alonzo Caldwell
Robert Thomas
Zion Potts
John £. Buflagton
John H. Cook
Arthur H. Cromwell
Francis Shallon
William 2. Williams
William Diver
New Shirt and Neckwear Sale Draws Attention
New lot of floating shirts and gents neckwear at low prices. Includes Charlies Pongees Ginghams Outings and more. See specifics in ladies ribbed underwear.
Carpet Department Bargains At RTLLONIX and KEMP
Reported in the carpet department with daily activity and ongoing sales. Name RTLLONIX and KEMP appears as the bargain sellers in this fragment describing routine discounts and shopping activity.
Increasing weekly edition signals wider circulation
The Wexary News announces a weekly edition ready today with 36 copies, touting expanded reach across Frederick County and into Maryland, Pennsylvania, Virginia, and beyond. The notice highlights the paper's enterprise, advertising opportunities, and new ads including sales, fertilizers, medicines, and various misc items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wexary
Frederick County
Maryland
Pecosyivania
Virginia
Wee
Virginis
Enterprise
Died from Her Wound An Apparent Accidental Death
Emma L. Kearney of Sykesville Carroll county died Tuesday night from a pistol wound apparently self inflicted while handling clothing from a trunk Coroner J Frank Shipley held an inquest and the jury found accidental death The incident was reported in The News yesterday Poor canal repair work along the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal drew complaints from residents with breaks filled by mud and clay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgetown
Chesapeake and Ohio
Rock Creek
Emma L. Kearney
Stewart Kearney
Sykesville
Carroll County
J. Frank Shipley
Incorrigible children headed to reform home
Mr Jacob Brengle constable will transfer at 6 20 pm with Bessie and Ihe Davis colored aged 10 and 13 to the Industrial Home for colored girls at Mollvole. Committed by Magistrate Turner for incorrigibility. Wm Haller, son of C E Haller, injured at Buckey Firestone shops when a lathe grip mangled his hand. Royal Blue Line sails from Danmore to Atlantic City with excursion tickets sold at B&C offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ancorrigialia
Jacob Brengle
Ihe
Bessie Davis
Mollvole
Turner
Wm. Haller
C. E. Haller
E.aq
Messrs. Buckey & Firestone
Atlantic City
Dantmore
Fountains Erection Begins on West Patrick Street
Corporate authorities this morning reported the start of drinking fountain construction along city streets. The first units were set in place on West Patrick Street as part of a broader program to improve public amenities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Street
Frederick Bicycle Club Plans Woodsboro Ride
Captain W al Martin of the Frederick Bicycle Club calls a club run to Woodsboro tomorrow Friday evening, starting from North Market street at 7 o clock. Members and friends are invited to accompany the ride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.al. Martin
Frederick Bicycle Club
Woodsboro
North Market Street
St James Mestival Opens Festive Event at Senior Hall
The ladies of St James Evangelical Lutheran church opened a well attended festival at Senior Hall last evening with tasteful decor and central flower displays. The program included May Diehl and Miss Murphy with a May Diehl ensemble, and a forthcoming appearance by the Klyer family quartet planned as the main attraction tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. James
St. James Evangelical Lutheran Church
Waite & Berry
Leo Erpan
Fansie Murphy Sanz
Ide
J Roger Mesherty Ruderet
Amelie
Crace
Miove
Mis May Diehl
Sed
Klyer
Jn Pahile
Local Medical Specialists Visit City Hotel This Week
Ds J BO will be at the City Hotel this week June 10 and 12 for ENT exams and throat specialty consultations. The event brings physicians from Haat 8 Cuntral to offer services in otolaryngology.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ds J
Improved Extension Ladders Sold at King Step Ladder Factory
Paintry Tinnorm and other models offer simple convenient ladders with light cost and strong build. Designed for painters Dera and others, these ladders operate with perfect care and nothing to get out of order. Call and examine them locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King Step Ladder Factory
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A Great Increase at Ceresville Roller Flour Gates
The week ending March 21 showed retail gates at Ceresville roller flour one third higher than ever before, indicating strong reader demand for the home trade product. EB A Shriner Oil Co. manufactured expressly for home trade and promotes its goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ceresville
EB. A. Shrineroiling Co
Gilbert’s Behaviors Promising Styles and Oxfords
Frederick Md ads advertise garments and accessories. John Hendrickson model embroidery supplies and repairs offered from $150 to $1000. Gilbert’s promotes a large stock of Taylor’s imported mackinaws and handmade Oxford Ties. West Patrick Street outlet promises value and style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert's
Taylor's
Gilberts
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N.S. Wilson & Son
Edward Hingle
Europe
Bruce Worthington
Winchester
Pennsylvania Railroad
Sanday
Frederics
SCON
Milton A. Woodward
Brathet
Patrick Streets
Frederick Riflemen
A. P. Wolfe
Gross House
John Green
Edward Simpson
Long
Uniteds
South Market Street
Curcest
Jesfersis—Sons
Wm L. Culler
Kansas City
Willian Mount
Providence
Ad Mlurc
Giel Ie
Greegherry Soyer Bye
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Hendrickson
Alcannder
Miso Ginte Watkigr
Bane
Alys Hoyer
Betg
Gwens Creek
Frog
Bisses Daley
Mattie Remburg
Lewistown
Etta Milter
Nar Lay's
Methodist Episcopal Church
Ruin Taal Ounday
Ladies’ Aid Society
Methodist Episcops Church
This Place
Charles Ayers
Wolfsville
Dunkard
Jacob Bussard
Peter H. Bussard
Harmony
Mise
Ida E. Bussard
Sires
Mary E. Derr
Middletown
J. W. Santee
Heal
John Kouzer
Bernard Coldflower
Clayton O. Keedy
Thos. H. Smallwood
Thomas H. Smallwood
James H. Brooks
Caroline Niedhardt
Frederick City Manufacturing and Development Company
Oliver 0. Wares Hime
Lota
Northwest
Hiurgaret
Rtllonix & Kemp
Journal
D. al
Erich Bros
C. &. Carty
R. H. Campbell
Henner & Kemp
G. J. Doll & Son
Dr Stone
Erie Medical Company
Landene
Brown and Trail
D. H. Best
DH. Best
N. Market St
Temple of Fancy
C. E. Cline & Co
Che&pest
Seotus
Cline &Co
John Hendrickson
Reno Fichuel
Joan Hendrickson
Arseal
Tam
Bartholghaut Brewing CO
Rochester
Apollo Beer
Speaty
C.lipes
W. Patrick
Telegraph Streets
Frederick, Md
Ae “Boum
Alwar
Georas Brust & Cos
West
Patrick St
Geo. A. Gilbert
G. A. Gilbert
J. Doll & Son
Brellas
Gore
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