Purely Personal notes on Thos and visitors in Frederick
Purely personal notices list frequent travelers and visitors: Prof Earl B Wood of Rockville wishes relatives in Frederick. Wm Gittings of Knoxville and Ozcar Firestone of Baltimore visit. Mrs Wm Fisher goes to Baltimore to live with daughters. Willard Markey of Washington visits his parental home. Robert Padgett of Buckeystown hosts friends. Richard Hayes of Dickerney travels on business in Frederick. James K Brightwell visits relatives in Baltimore. Wm E Staup of South Market spends time in New York. Alfes Florence Chew returns from Brunswick. Harry Gross and Glenn O G Garber spend time with friends in Boonsboro. A E Heidler and Mrs Heidler spend days in Baltimore. George B Hoke returns from Pennsylvania. Mayor Frank W Mish of Hagerstown and Mrs Mish in Frederick. Irene Stauffer visits Mrs Amye Hoffmar. Mrs Thomas Quinn returns from Columbus Pa. George Hooper returns from Washington. Rev John Paul Tyler spends week at Flint Hall. O S S Collies visits sister in Newark. P T Felson called to Pennsylvania for brother’s death. Ezra Willard spends days with Mrs J A Markey. Breska Harry Doyle and Lewis Dorsay visit. Mr and Mrs Wm Rhoderick spend time in Baltimore. Miss Lucille Gardner visits Miss Lee Olabsugh. Mrs Memie Krepps and Mrs Jorish Bameburg visit Baltimore. Mr and Mrs John Beckey and child visit G Jacob Buckey. Misses Grace Bager aid Baker Hager ill in Washington. Edward C Lesse returns from Sharpeburg with cousin Alice Wilson. Miss Lou Blom to travel to Germany. Mamie Gaugh accepts stenographer role at Frederick Academy. Gangkh noted as graduate in shorthand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finssant
Thos
Biss
Washington
Robert Padgett
Buckeystown
Richard Hayes
Dickerney
Frederick
James K. Brightwell
West Patrick Street
Baltimore
Wm. E. Staup
South Market Treet
New York
Alffes Florance Chew
Branswick
Adesers
Harry Gross
Glenn OQ
Garber
Boonsboro
A. E. Heidler
West Pasrick Street
Balftiniers
George B. Hoke
Pennsylvania
Frank W. Mish
Hagers Town
Mish
Frederickiss Irene Stauffer
Hegeretown
Amye Hoffmar
Madison Avenue
Toomas Quinn
Oslumbis
George Hooper
John Paul Tyler
Trinity M.E. Church
South
Flint Hall
Collies
Newark
N. J
W. 3. Foster
East Third Street
PT. A. Felson
Gerasville
Ezra Willard
Kuorvilis
J.A. Markey
Eset Second Street
Harry Doyle
Lewis Dorsay
Wm. G. Rhoderick
North Market Strait
Lucille Gardner
Clerksburg
Montgomery County
Mies Lee Olabsugh
South Market Street
Memie Krepps
Jorish Bameburg
East Fourth Street
John Beckey
Sara
G. Jacob Buckey
West South Street
James Addison Ingis
Charleston
Osborme Ingis
Saints
Tho
Byron
Grace Bager
Baker Hager
Edward C. Lesse
Boen
Sharpeburg
Alica Wilson
Lou Blom
Worth Market Street School
Germany
Mise Mamie Gaugh
Walkershilie
Frederick Academy
Mish Gangkh
Religious World notes and church services around Frederick
The Religious World column lists sermons and events across Frederick churches. Eder E A Broner and E der D P Fabrney preached at the German Baptist church. Catholic mass, Holy Name Society communion, and Sunday activities dominated Muhlenberg and Evangelical Reformed services. Presbyterian and Lutheran gatherings featured Children’s Day programs, baptisms, and offerings for the Orphans’ Home in Loysville, with Rev. Tyler and others leading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A. Broner
E der
D. P. Fabrney
Evangelical Reformed Church
Exchbach
Mats
Church
Frederick
All Saints’ Protestans Epiacopatehur
Osborne Ingle
Holy Trinity
Jobs
Sakleyan Ville
Recoe Acd
C. M. Gilpin
First Baptist Church
William Hammond Parker
Q Commanity
Ein
Christian Endeavor
Charles L. Stokes
M.D. Harp
J. W. Birscofe
Missca Nellie
Bertis Kiraeste
Catashiem
Thomas Freamat Dixon
Lutheran Church
W. T. Mullinix
Maris Schroeder
Baller
Mary Skipiey
Franck Bhyler
Steck
Orphers
Loysville
Wich
Weeper Eerske
Woman's Missionary Society
Sandssh School
Trinity M.E
South
Bar
Paul Tyler
Violet Smith
Gao Huntchenssolo
Alsa Margaret Young
Marguerite Smith
God
Our Fisge
Geo. Honicken
Qgobers Hart
Herbart Grimes
Arthur Hart
Methodist Episcops
Christ
Children Day at Grace Reformed Church Kept In Joyful Service
The Grace Reformed Church held a rich Children’s Day program with Sunday school attendance noted and six enrolled scholars. Rev E L McLean preached on Children’s Rights, addressing four rights including to be educated and to faith. The day featured choir, orchestra, and baptisms, with monetary receipts $552.49 and a church infant baptism for Mary Lorraine Thomas.
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Barabbas
Sham Jesus
Serge
Recita Hous
Recita Hous By the School, All of Which Were Rendered With Soseffeot
Exsreiser
Grace Reformed Choth Yes
O'Neil
Washington
E L. McLean
Sep
J. Travers Thomas
Obas
B. Henderokeop
Walter McDaniel
Elinor Murkey
Mies Sadle Zimmerman
Qharel
Daisy Thomas
Mr. McDaniel
Chbildran
Mira Bertha Rhoderick
A. E. Fisher
Mary Lorraine Thomas
Brief Bits of Local Happenings and Worries
Lightning disruptions hit Saruresy alghet canceling many calls. Miss Nensie Groff bought a free team from Washington sellers. Charles Lease improves Afr. Garvey KR. Lease property on East Church street. White fishing yielded three basa averaging 3 pounds for Wm. Woodward. Weekend storms damaged corm fields in county. A fox entered Mr. John Stewart’s yard and killed several chickens. One hundred thirty seven rode the B and O railroad excursion to Washington and Baltimore. Reynold's Post decorated graves at St. John's Catholic cemetery. Mr. Francis Ballich and San Francisco relatives report safe. Leilioh building housing his business was destroyed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Stewart
Bentz Street
Per-Sons
Washington
Baltimore
Reynold
G. AR
St. John’s Catholic Cemetery
Francis T. Ballich
San Francisco
Cal
Leilioh
Lightning Strikes Two Homes Near Yellow Springs and Frederick
Lightning struck the residence of Mr. Wm. W. Wolfe near Yellow Springs causing minor plaster damage and burning a telephone. A second strike hit near Frederick on the Hamburg Pike at Mr. Thomas Fox’s home, knocking a hole in a wall without causing further injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. W. Wolfe
Yellow Springs
Advertised Letters in Frederick Post Office June 5 186
A list of letters remaining at the Frederick city post office on Saturday June 5. To receive an advertised letter, callers must call for “advertised letters” within two weeks or they are sent to the dead letter office. Gentlemen's list includes Mr Beislar Jr Besril Frank Thompson Hiram Wolf B M Zent. Ladies list includes Miss Marie Matthews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City
Applicansta
Genilemes
Mr. Beislar, Jr. Besril
Frank Thompson
Hiram Wolf
B.M. Zent
Lapies
Marie Matthews
Festival Ends at Park Hotel After Fruit Cream and Strawberry Night
The Calded Festival closed Saturday night in the Park Hotel building under the United Fire Company. The event proved profitable with music provided by the Frederick City Orchestra during the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calted
Park Hotel
United Fire Company
Frederick City
Local market notes on grain prices and bids
Fragmentary OCR from a local market page lists bid quotes for wheat and oats with No 2 red and No 8 grades, prices around 50 to 81 cents per bushel, and oats at about 30 cents per bushel. The text is damaged and partially unreadable, but indicates grain trading activity and price points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mart
Tyson & Nicodemus
Markes Gusta
Bastel
Rumor of a Pennsylvania sale reshapes railroad control
The Philadelphia North American reports a tentative plan to let the Pennsylvania Railroad sell its Baltimore and Ohio stake to the Reading Company and to form an independent line system tying Baltimore New York Philadelphia and Reading into a broader network. The deal would shift control of parallel lines to Reading and could involve collateral bonds and cross holdings, with major figures like Heiry Frick and financiers such as the Vanderbilts and J Pierpont Morgan mentioned as potential actors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Penneylvania
Loga Ct
Baltimore and
Chivatock
Palladelphia and
Reading
Baltimore and Ohio
Jersey Central Railroad
United States
New York
Baltimore
Atlantic Seaboard
Chicago
St. Louis
Interstate Commerce Commission
Pennsylvania
Ohile
Norfolk
Weetera
Chearpeake
Ohio
Pennsylvania Railroad
Reading Company
Com— Paroles
Baer
Paensylvsais
New Jeraey Central
Reading-Jersey Central
Battimors
Onio
Heaty O. Frick
Vanderbilts
J. Pierpont Morgan
Mr. Feick
Pearre Lowndes Contest Dominates Allegany Politics
Allegany County debates the Republican nomination fight for Congress from the Sixth Maryland district between George A Pearre and Lloyd Lowndes as primary day June 30 nears under the Crawford County system. Pearre campaigns with aid from G. Edgar Keller and state and county leaders. Lowndes builds support from veteran backers including ex Senator George L. Wellington and ex Mayor P. E. Lammert. A Frostburg Lowndes club grew to 280 members after forming with 110 members the previous Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allegany County
Bov
George A Pestre
Lloyd Lowndes
Maryland
Grawford County
Pearre
Lowndes
Pearce
Washington
G. Edgar Keller
John J. Beil
State Central Committee
P. Gibron Cowden
County Republican Committee
Frank P. Gesry
The
American
Camberland
Colonal Pesrrs
George L. Wellington
Richmond
Holtzman
M.H. Sloan
P. E. Lammert
President Vice-President I Vice-President-Cashter sat Cashier
The fragment references a historical ledger style title with roles such as President Vice-President and Cashier. It is unreadable as a complete event but indicates a formal office slate or banking position. No clear date or organization is identifiable from the snippet.
Summer styles and goods from local shops
An assortment of summer fabrics and trims appears with prices from 10c to 50c per yard. Advertisers urge readers to visit stores for Swiss satin, batiste, linen, and enamel ware. Local notices include optical consultations, Frederick Building Association shares, a musical at Middletown, and porch shades for cooling homes.
Court of Appeals to assemble for opinions and notices
Court of Appeals to assemble Thursday to file opinions. Rev Wallace Radcliffe of Washington delivered sermons at multiple graduations. Maryland condemns public school bank lots in Kensington. A new pipeline from West Virginia to Maryland near the Mason Dixon Line is under construction. Ellsworth Lynch of Baltimore dies by gas inhalation in an apparent suicide. Frederick Chapter DLA B meets Thursday at Miss Ritchie’s to begin a pilgrimage to Boxwood Lodge. St Johns Literary Institute to hold commencement at Jenior Ball tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Appeals
Arion Gesang Veraip
Allsguy County
Cumberland
Wallace Radcliffe
Washington
Jacob ‘Lome Institute
Kensington
Montgomery County
West Virginia
Maryland
Washington Gladden
Columbus
Western Maryland College
Maryland Agricultural College
Curtin Lee Tawa
Baltimore
Ellsworth OG. Lynch
East Monument Street
Frederick
DLA. B
Mise Ritchie
Saneld
Boxwood Lodge
Francia H. Markell
Sea Food Offerings and Local Meetings Mentioned
Local ad lists seafood items from Mackerel to soft crabs and crab meat with a phone contact. It notes a special trailer trip to Mountain Assembly and upcoming meetings for Fitzhugh Lee Chapter U D G C and the Junior Auxiliary to the Emergency Hospital, both on Tuesday June 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strate & Eos
Olas
Fitzhugh Lee Chapter
U. D. GC
E.R. Grezesceer
Trass
Q. Saxe
Boy Plunges Through Trap Door at Local Factory
Nine year old Norman Haller son of Mr and Mrs Charles Haller of Wisner street fell through a trap door at the Monocsoy Valley Canning Company's factory Saturday afternoon. He struck the side of his head and was later brought home. Dr W A Long found no broken bones and noted severe bruising. the boy was able to sit up today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Haller
Charles Haller
Wisner Street
Monocsoy Valley Canning Company
W. A. Long
Real Estate Deal Involving Market and Second Street Property
Messrs. Cramer and Stauffer of Gealore purchased from Mrs. Mary P. Williams of Walbrook Maryland widow of Rev. Robert H. Williams the dwelling and store property on the southwest corner of Market and Second Streets for 10000 dollars. The purchase was made for a party who prefers to remain unnamed at present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
Cramer & Stauffer
Gealore
Mfre
Mary P. Williams
Walbrook
Robert H. Williams
Market
Second
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Tex News
W. L. Moors
Weather Bureau
A. E. Herrera Cook
Stering & Son Mountain Assembly U
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Citizens’ National Bank
Citizens’ Nat. Bank
Frederick, MD
J. D. Saree
WM. G. Baker
B.D. Barker
WH. G. Limmerman
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Jepox Jas. Achungsy D.E. Keraccien
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Wy. G. Baxap
C. M. Tuomas
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Jenn Rendrickson
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Avestia
Geote
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Auconér
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Newig & Miller
Nbvic
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Atkher
Stelash
Ciri
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Express
Ulnon DE Indilas
Batiste
Eeidig &Miller
Highburger
Hagerstown
Ind
Frederick Building Association
Cearly
J. W. Jh. Carty
Frederick County
Middletown
Jace
Commodore
Paddler
Farmer Jim
L. Grace Beard
Emory L. Cobrentz
Dandie
Ball Pries- Attis G. Grygxs & Co
Tae Etcaizos
Manor
E . Sthaid
LE. Mellin
Scuuzz ‘Gomfort
K. E. Mullintx
Beoree
Rod
Bulletiy
George
Bodok
Thos, P. Hick
Rpraomas P. Rice
BeAuse
Java
Belant & Knott
City Hotel
Cecil's
Cecil
Lowther Forrest
North Charles Street
Baltimore, Md
North Market Street
Elder
H. E. Smith
Ih. E. Peterman
Franslin Strait
Baltimers
Rtzsdawry
Con - Snir C
L- Refaucver
Sprsély
Daa Aetea
Handsome Drees Harz
Harz
Boenets
Sallora
Enis
Berbera
Soata Market Strest
siRsnis
Niagara and Erie
Crinaware
Glabsware
Kc. Ee
B. Bappingtor
North Market Etreet
City Hall
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St. John's Literary Institute
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