Frederick county notices and local greetings crowd column
Numerous brief notices from Frederick area society pages recount visits and travels. Residents including Miss Maud Sharpe, Mr Christian Eckstein, Mrs M F Eichelberger, and Miss Nellie Whisner appear in a long chain of calls and departures between Frederick, Baltimore, Hagerstown, and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P.L. Hargett
Baltimore
Maud Sharpe
Frederick
A. H. Ely
Brunswick
Harry Steiner
Low Steer
Mamie Martin
Buckeystown
Etta Rontzabn
Walkersville
Nettie Johnson
Carlisle
R. &. Todd
George L. Andrew
la Porte
Str. Cleggett
George EB. Price
Heyser
W. Va
Middletown Valley Line Incorporators Named
Plans for the Middletown to Monocacy Valley road name six eastern and six western incorporators. Western side: D Edward Kefanver C Thomas Ramsburg Charles H Coblentz William M Bittle Herman L Rouitshn G C Rhoderick. Eastern side: Steiner Schley S R Weesche Charles E Cassell S M Birely George W Stocksdale. Articles of incorporation soon to be filed as preliminary work begins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Catoctin Furnaces
Messrs
D. Edward Kefanver
C. Thomas Ramsburg
Charles H. Coblentz
William M. Bittle
Herman L. Rouitshn
The
Valley Savings Bank
G.C. Rhoderick
Blaney Hanged at Baltimore Murderer Executed in Jail Yard
Special Despatch reports the execution of condemned murderer William Blaney in the Baltimore jail yard this morning. The drop lasted minutes, witnessed by about sixty people, ending a brutal case. Separately, a church festival under the Indies of St. James Exaegeben Lutheran church closed happily with performances by various artists, including Mr. J. Roger McSherry and Prof Geo. Ed Smith, drawing strong attendance and satisfactory receipts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Mrderer
Barocone
Wiliam Blaney
Feilac
Tolrken
Ad Wes
Su.dames Peetival
St. James
Hotel Arrivals and Horse Show Guests Listed
Yesterday's guest list records attendees from Baltimore Philadelphia and Washington with names including Kemp Rabe Reuter McClelland Sutt er Larrater Unsworth Eldridge Hay man Sanders Feldt Miller Ferley Bsir Baldwin Springfield Ohio Boost Canny Wilmington McDade Pittsburgh Hammond Daueshower Barker various locations. Also noted are guest entries for Cantes Horse with Bennett Meneguy Gentard Susses Hood McCarty Starshall Face Baffenmyer Garber Han o ver and Neighbors Martinsburg with county references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Urry Haven
W. L. Kemp
D. Hf. Rabe
H. Reuter
T. Mc McClelland
B. Sutter
H.C. Larrater
WW. L. Unsworth
Baltimore
W. B. Eldridge
E. B. Hayman
J. A. Sanders
J. C. Sanders
G. D. Feldt
J. B. Miller
T. M. Ferley
Philadelphia
A. Bennett
L. Jh. Meneguy
EU. Gentard
Louisville
C. Susses Hood
Maryland
C. J. MicCarty
Columbia
K. Starshall
Face
Reading
D. M. Baffenmyer
Pennsylvania
Garber
Hanover
B. Gaines
Ohio
Grorr Hoss
J_ J. Neighbors
Martinsburg
Col. McQuirkis
W. Vas
New South prospects seen by Hon M J Grove
Hon M J Grove returned from a combined pleasure and business trip through the Virginias and Carolinas with Wilmington as his main objective. He noted improving business in Virginia and rapid building, praised Norfolk and Newport News, and cited a Newport News sale of lots averaging about 1 cent per square foot with prices from 173 to 250 dollars. The region’s cotton, tobacco, and peanut crops lag slightly due to wet weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
M. J. Grove
Virginias
Carolinas
New South
Wilmington
South Carolina
Virginia
Norfolk
Newport News
Water mains delay angers city developer Danenhower
Ar Washington Daneshower visited the city to inspect a new building in the northwestern addition and to seek water supply. He rails at the Board of Aldermen for no mains, noting many lot holdersWant construction halted by water absence and urging immediate action to attract three hundred new lots and increase city revenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Daneshower
Board of Aldermen
Bir
Danenhower
Advertising in a General Circulation Paper Benefits Business
A businessman credits Frederick for changing his view on advertising. The News reaches nearly every local home, offering benefits from judicious ads. The piece argues that enterprise hinges on printers ink and that energetic, sagacious merchants who advertise reap the cream of local commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
New Fifth Middletown School Planned At Grange Hall
County School Board votes to establish a fifth school in Middletown. With four rooms in the current building, Commissioner H L Routzahn is authorized to lease a suitable space elsewhere and the Grange Hall is leased to house the High School Department starting in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County School Board
Middletown
H. L. Routzahn
Grange Hall
Local Ills Fill Sick List At Createstown And More
The sick list includes Mrs. George Hann of Createstown with rheumatism. Mrs. George Speak and two children, and Mrs. Thomas Esler of Rocky Ridge are ill. Miss Lon Ziegler, matron of Leats Orphan Asylum, is paralyzed and not improved. Miss Lera Rice of Brunswick, daughter of John Rice, is near death from consumption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Hann
Createstown
George Speak
Thomas Esler
Rocky Ridge
Lon Ziegler
Leats
Ripe Raspberries From Mr Harry W Dyer
A fine sample of ripe raspberries arrived today from East Fourth Street resident Mr Harry W Dyer. The berries are the season's first and compare favorably with any previously tasted. Orphans Court notes the inventory of current money in the estate of Daniel Moser, deceased, Sted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
News Today
Harry W. Dyer
East Fourth Street
Orphans’ Court
Daniel Moser
Sted
Death of Greencastle man linked to brbbing red business
Mr John Pittinger of Greencastle Pennsylvania, well known in the county for long association with the brbbing red business, dropped dead on the 22d while walking in an alley. He was about 60 and left a large family. The period paper notes local happenings across Frederick County including fire, elections, and civic events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John &. Pittinger
Greencastle
Whe County
Frederick
Woral
Hagerstown
J Avand
A. H Morip
Jam Walden
Mitesbury
Grevesend
Russell
Masons
Messrs. Birely
Tugz News
B& O
Potomac River
Frederick Mt. E. Church
Bishop Waugh
Beverly Waugh
Catoctin
Charles Carroll of
Ostrollton
Horse recovered near Brunswick after theft
A colored man sold a stolen horse to Charles Haden for 250 dollars near Brunswick. Haden pursued the thief but he had boarded a freight and fled toward pastures. Authorities from Frederick and local constables investigated in Brunswick, believed a common thieves’ route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Haden
Wenner
Brunswick
Haden
Fair Bay
Wm H. Fout
Fout House
Frederick
Eichelberger
David Miller
Kefauver
Bronswick
Mrr
Howard B. Kefauver
Baseball Report Washington Junction and Pt Rocks Beat Shown
Washington Junction defeated Point of Rocks 10 to 3 in a Wednesday game. Pitcher Freeburger of Baltimore struck out 18 for the Junction, with early tension in a 1-1 game through six innings before Junction pulled away as darkness halted play in the eighth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Junction
Point of Rocks
Freeburger
Baltimore
Junction Boys
Point Boys
Washington Junction, 10; Pt. of Rocks
Loung’s
Denner
Rowe
Esterly
S.s
Baer
Moberly
Young
Blumenour
Mercer
Shipley
Pennsylvania College
Mechanicstown
Gettysburg
Pennsylvania Pay Car Visits City on Brief Stop
The P. R. R. pay car pulled by engine No. 449 with engineer Thos Quinn conductor B Shatzer and Supt A P Gest aboard arrived in the city yesterday at 12 40 PM. It departed at 1 23 PM with other officials on board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Thos. Quinn
B. Shatzer
A. P. Gest
Reunion of Good Templars in Mount Airy July 14
A reunion of Good Templars of Maryland and District of Columbia will be held at Mount Airy on July 14. Delegates from the two jurisdictions are expected to attend and renew fellowship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Good Templars of
Maryland
District of Columbia
Mount Airy
South Mountain Peach Company
Hagerstown
Washington County
Blue Mountain Peach Company
Liberty Baxser Iune Dr J Walter Sint on three month visit
Exchange echoes from Mechanics town detail visits by Rev J Walter Sint and Rev B F De Veles and other clergy. It notes sermons in Liberty and Frederick area churches and mentions a Mite Society festival and Moravian Mission lawn social. A literary musical society marked its first anniversary with readings and music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty Baxser
J. Walter Sint
B. A
Richmond
B. F. de Veles
Baltimore
A. Deviluies
Philp
Efeer
Dayton
Ohio
C. E. Mobberly
Fathers Meade
Taneytown
Bart
Bert
Wil Manis
Harper's Ferry
Father Reaney
People of Liberty
ML P
J. P. Tagg
Board of Foreign Missions
St. Peters Church
Father Reaver
Frederick
ST. E
J. St. Clair Seal
Mechanicstown
Mite Society
Ladies of
Moravian Mission Society
Graceham
Nov
Jef
Musding
Air
Barb
Seminary to Change Faculty for Next Session in September
Commencement echoes reveal several faculty shifts. Miss Mary B. D. Thomas leaves art to open a Rockford studio, Dr Purnell seeks a Berlin trained replacement, Miss Wenzel may return, Madam La Beschultz departs with vacancy open, three free scholarships to be filled via competitive exam. Diplomas awarded. Virginia Fauble and Almeta Stine win prizes. Prof. Urner heads Mitchell Normal College now. Lugenbeel moves to Effingham and Austin College and Normal Institute, with prior leadership roles noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brizads
Virginia Fauble
Chicago
Royal Academy of Arts
Berlin
Tarrytown
N.Y
Wenzel
Purnell
Ocean City
Misa Almeta Stine
Frederick
Iinois
Southern Indiana Normal College
Borden Institute
Indiana
Public speakers and performers line Glyndon Camp program
The Glyndon Camp program lists speakers including Dr. Wa H Boole of New York and Airs Fila 4 among others from multiple states. The page names a chalk talker Railo Kirk Bryan of Michigan and singer performers Walter Harman Quarnett with Stanford Butchell and wife. Miss Louisa McSherry, daughter of Chief Judge James McSherry, Frederick, will graduate at Mt. St. Joseph's Academy Emmitsburg on the 25th with high honors in a class of eleven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glyndon Camp
Wa. H. Boole
Fila
Boole
New York
Thomas R. Thompson
Connecticut
St. John
George W. Bain
Kentucky
Railo Kirk Bryan
Michigan
Joe F. Hess
van Bennett
Kansas
John Hector
Pennsylvania
John A.B. Wilton
A. S. Mubray
Wilmington
M. E. Church
Walter Harman Quarnett
Stanford Butchell
Boston
Lily Runais
T. ‘Ord
Louisa McSherry
James McSherry
Frederick
Mt. St. Joseph's Academy
Emmitsburg
Dorsey Waters Marries Marie L Huster in Baltimore
Musician G Dorsey Waters wed Marie L Huster at St Martin's Catholic church in Baltimore on a Wednesday. Waters, related to the Hargelts in this city, formerly lived with his parents in Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Dorsey Waters
C. Dorsey Waters
Hargelts
St. Martin’s Catholic Church
Baltimore
Marie L.huster
Frederick
Bees settle on West All Saints Street home
A swarm of bees settled on the side of Mr Wim Bradshaw's residence on West All Saints street yesterday afternoon. They were hired last evening by Mr Sidney Johnson. A poem was read by Col Ulysses Hobbs of the Frederick bar during Confederate Memorial Day exercises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wim. Bradshaw
Col
Ulysses Hobbs
Frederick Bar
Seminary moves toward Baltimore site as funds debated
At a Gettysburg Lutheran Theological Seminary board session plans for a trio of buildings costing about 300000 were submitted. Baltimore faction urged prompt action, claiming wealthy backers offered funds while city residents promised a site. Regular commencement was scheduled. Dr Blak of Mechanicstown received a district award.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutheran Theological Seminary
Gettysburg
Baltimore
Senool
Gal |More
Schet
Altium
Baltieiore
John G. Morris
Ls. Blak
Branch Separator Opens Between Urbana and Hyatts Town
A new branch separator, erected by A W Nicodemus of Buckeystown, began operation yesterday one mile below Urbana. Milk is processed there before cream moves to Buckeystown, aiding local farmers. An injury occurred when Mrs G C Rhoderick Jr's sewing machine needle broke and pierced her left thumb, requiring removal by Dr E L Beckley. Crop prospects: wheat heads large and harvest due June 25, corn growing slowly with poor sugar corn this spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Urbana
Hyattstown
A. W. Nicodemus
Buckeystown Creamery
Pnt
A. W. Nicodemus, Jr
Bockeystown Creamery
G. C. Rhoderick, Jr
Middletown
E. L. Beckley
John G. Hagan
Bail Reduced For Mollia Fogle In Arson Case
Mollia Fogle faced a habeas corpus hearing after being committed for arson. Magistrate Turner had set bail at 1000 dollars, which was later cut to 500 dollars before she was remanded back to jail. A Liberty Banner note reports barley cutting by C M Thomas and suggests clover hay followed by wheat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mollia Fogle
Turner
Liberty Banner
C. M. Thomas
Brakeman Hurt In Freight Train Accident At Hagerstown
Wim. T. Reynolds of Sandy Hook a brakeman on a Baltimore and Ohio freight train injured when his foot slipped on the engine tender at Hagerstown. He was thrown against the foot-board, fracturing a rib and sustaining other injuries. Hearing in State vs John Green for larceny was continued to Tuesday next at 1 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wim. T. Reynolds
Sandy Hook
Baltimore and Ohio
Hagerstown
Turner
John Green
Arrest of David Houck on Fifth Street Insult Charge
Officer Abrecht arrested David Houck early this morning for insulting a female on Fifth Street. Mayor Bruner committed him to jail for 15 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Houck
Abrecht
Fifth Street
Bruner
Mullinix and Kemp New Specials on Shirts and Neckwear
Great variety of new Onting shirts and gents neckwear at low prices. Also more new chillies, peugees, ginghams, outings. Some good items among them. See specials in ladies ribbed underwear.
Carpet Department Bargains Amid Daily Sales
There is no let up in this department. Carpet and mattings are going out right along every day. Bargains to be found at Mullinix and Kemp.
A Silent Observer Praises Frederick and Its Faithful People
The piece tours Frederick Maryland praising its hospitality and historic ties to figures like Francis Scott Key and Charles Carroll. It recalls church leaders, local lore, and a long, winding drive along streets and past landmarks, ending with news of Rev Willem McMeadows' arrest for fraud in Baltimore.
Middletown May Free Delivery Totals
Postmaster Longs Report shows May free delivery totals with 295 letters registered and 1,509 postal carts. Second to fourth class mail reach 2,374 pieces, bringing the total delivered to 4,823. The record contains fragmented lines and unclear final figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Longs
Local notices mention city events and services
A jumble of names and places notes a June schedule for Dr J R Yardesty eye and nerve specialist at City Hall. Mentions a City Hotel and W D Lowins Plasiss Mill with references to a King Step Ladder Factory product line and general advertising copy about durable models for painters and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.R. Yardesty
Esrand
Gus
King Step Ladder Factory
Jesdiw
Great Incrence and Retail Gales Reported
A historical notice notes record weekly sales growth ending March 31, highlighting strong home trade for a food article. E A Shriner Stitt Co advertises Atlantic City shipments via Royal Blue Line, with Baltimore departures and Atlantic City arrivals listed for weekday and weekend schedules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fortlantic City
Royal Blue Line
Baltimore
Atlantic City
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the Daily News
Peederick
Repostep Sr
McCrinroce Feese
Tuvat
Peurday
D. HL Best
R. H. Campbell
Geo. Mehrling
B. Clay Perry
Woodsboro
Wiliam Buckey
Riss Nannie Goldsborough
J. M. Kolb
South Market Street
Terra Alta
L. V. Baughman
Caaterbridge Horsey
Geo. Wm Smith
Democratic State Central Committee
Arthur Mr. Williard
Ezra Williard
Knoxville
Rogersville
Tennessee
Southern Railroad
Mazie Murdock
King and Queen Counts
Murdock
Manis
Middletown Valley Line
Blaney
Wou. Baker
Keedysville
E. Wilson
Woodville
C. M. Clary
Eprigody Danuy News
Carrollton
Ana
Fout
Charlestown
Jobin Brown
Frederick County
Merchants Retail Commercial Agency
Ramsburg Fertilizer Company
Citizens’ National Bank
Irene Lindsay
Hamilton Lindsay
Record Street
F. B. Smith
Mer. Shracer
New York Mart
Express
Harricon
John 3. Shiver
Mail Sod Express
Sesaviers CU
Christian L. McDevits
Mullinix & Kemp
Mullinix
Beautiful Frederick
Oberver
Baltimore Methodist
Nature
Phaiteen
Freeml
Sollen
Prbotsks
Asiutaac
Purclae
Chun
Taterest
Fredericki
Manitoba
Florida
Orady
Moe
Pane
Steve
Eluridge
D. M. Browning
A. A. Jones
Fraderick Sewlesry
Marchand
Ftsett
Male Street
Dumbasquo
Frayola
Key
Pauslog
Whittier
Arlee
MecMecadows
Willem Mcdesdows
Supreme Grand National
Colored United States Benevolent Union Association
Western
McMeadows
Liberty
D. H. Best
DR. H. Best
C. B. Cline & CO
Waae Otl
Ieee Alien Mattings Mattings
Bari
Ings
C. Eb, Cline & CO
Aorigim
Uly Gace Cent
Cent
Oppote City Hotel
W. D. Lowins Plasiss Mill
Fiat Patrick Street
John Hendrickson
ABEAL
Bartholomay Brewing Col Rochester
Kogs
Iort Tafey
J. A. C. Lipps
Cor. W. Patrick and Telegraph Stroda
George Brust & Co
West P
Geo, A. Gilbert
Taylor
Gilberts
ONOR
A. Gilbert S
G. J. Doll & Son
Erellas
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