Personal News From Frederick and Beyond
Purely personal notes from Frederick and nearby towns recount travels and visits. Prof. C F Flock attends the Jr O U A M National Convention in Denver on June 16. Others travel to Baltimore Lexington Va Jamaica and Jamaica to teach at St. Ignatius College Kingston and note Jesuit activity and missionary appointments.
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C.F. Flock
Frederick Council No. 118
Denver
Colorado
Roscoe Bwesdner
Washington-Lee Universalty
Lexington
Liberty
Amos Urner
Baltimore
Woman's College
Margaret T. Englar
Near
Union Bridge
Bira
Gener
Atlas Mary Greenwood
Local Couple Wed Quietly in East Second Street Parlor
Mr. Frank L Crom of this city and Miss Rosa Biup of Rocky Springs were married yesterday at 5 o'clock in the parlor of the Novitiate on East Second street. Rev Father Gaffney officiated with only immediate family and friends present. The couple left at 6 am for Baltimore and Philadelphia and will reside on North Market street upon returning Monday.
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Cruk
Frank L. Crom
Rosa
Biup
Rocky Springs
East Second Street
Father Gaffney
Balmore
Philadelphia
North Market Street
Barston tragedy probe in Gaithersburg shifts to jury scope
Coroners jury heard witnesses to the Barxton tragedy as doors open to Randolph and Neal. Frederick figures Cramer and Darby named among jurors amid ongoing inquiry. Maryland School for the Deaf pupils depart for home and local officials reshuffle. Harvey F Geizendanner named medical examiner for Home Forum Benefit Order as it organizes locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iles Barton Cass
Barxton
Gaithersburg
Coronier
Randolph
Neal
Frederick Ave
Cramer
Upton Darby
Harvey F. Geizendanner
Home Forum
J. W Morgaz
Moline
Ill
Sneak Thief Steals From Liberty Cellar and Yard
A sneak thief robbed Capt. Alfred Bciley's Liberty cellar, taking a barrel of potatoes and a can of corn, and also pinched wood from his yard. The fragment mentions Hood's Har apatilia as a product offering health benefits.
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Alfred Bciley
Liberty
Frederick County Historical Society Hosts Novitiate Visit
The Frederick County Historical Society met at the newly built Jessi Pethers villa on the Monroee road near Frederick. Rev. O Rourke and Rev. Gaffney hosted a reception with two literary papers read by Dr. Hoffman and Hon. Nelson. Guests toured the ornate Novitiate chapel and grounds, guided by gifts from New York and Boston donors, with a grand dining hall and fine church vestments on display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Canary Biletorical Society
Frederick Oenty Historical Society
Mt St Joseph
John B. Gaffney
John's Church
Sested
Wills
Frederick Valley
Chas. W. Hoffman
Edward Felon
Frederick J. Nelson
Fr. O'Rourke
P. B. Long
Carlin Bovse
Fuocheon
O'Rourke
Waa Tsen
New York
Boston
Paris
J.J. Ward
O. J
F. J. Barnum
Alaska
Wall
Maryland
Col
D. C. Winebrenner
L. V. Baughman
Chas. Baughman
Calvin R. Nutt
Baker Fohngon
Edward Nelson
Property Deeded to Several Buyers in Frederick Area
Wm P Maulsby and wife and Jacob Rohrback and wife deed 17 acres 1 rood to Charles P Levy for 4300 dollars. Frederick J Nelson trustee transfers lot in Frederick to Augustus H Ebert for 3500 dollars. Willam G Baker and wife convey 6 acres 2 roods 34 perches to Maraball Allen for 165 68. Warner T Grimes mortgage to John Wesley Creager covers Lot 1 Thurmont for 1 dollar. Clagett Stonebraker trustee to Charles A Rice a Knoxville lot. Charles A Rice and wife transfer one half interest in the Knoxville lot to Clinton W Bhai for 250 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. P. Maulsby
Jacob Rohrback
Charles P. Levy
Frederick J. Nelson
H. Ebert
Frederick
Willam G. Baker
Maraball
Allen
Warner T. Grimes
John Wesley Creager
Thurmont
Clagett Stonebraker
Charles A. Rice
Knoxville
Clinton W. Bhai
Committed death by own action in Baltimore
Washington Tack Lovely, a blind music teacher and piano tuner, died by hanging yesterday morning at 2444 Oak Street Baltimore. He was married seven years to Mary Les of New Market. He leaves a wife who is blind and two children Les Hammond aged six and Evelina aged five. Mr Levely hailed from Anne Arundel county and was born in Annapolis thirty six years ago. His father Barry Levely was chief clerk in the comptroller's office under Wm H Parseil formerly of Fred-
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Washington Tack Lovely
Oak Street
Baltimore
Mary Les
New Market
Les Hammond
Sod
Evelina
Levely
Anne Arundel County
Annapolis
Barry Levely
Comptroller's Office
Wm. H. Parseil
Fred
Delegates to Republican National Convention Leave Baltimore
Delegates from Maryland headed to the Republican National Convention in St. Louis will depart Baltimore tomorrow afternoon on a special B and O Rail Road train escorted by the Young Men's Republican Club. Included among the delegates are Dr Samuel T Haier of Frederick and Moesa M A, Alexander Woodward, and Augustus Obenderfer of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Vne Deegsies
Maryland
St. Louis
Baltimore
Baltimore and Ohio
Samuel T. Haier
Frederick
The Modern Beauty Chooses Fig Syrup for Health Glow
A beauty essay extols thriving health from good food sun and activity. It notes the use of Syrup of Figs for gentle cleansing and refers to the California Fig Syrup Company as the maker.
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The
California Fig Syrup Company
Camp Plans and Orders for Maryland National Guard
The First Brigade of the Maryland National Guard issues enlistment rules forbidding discharges to inflate ranks, sets band sizes and pay, requires officers to provide servants and horses, and outlines camp logistics. Officials Collins Saunders Spence McLean Odell tour Frederic district to lay out Bellevue farm encampment, with tents to be pitched July 18 and broken camp July 25 as future years shift to regimental encampments.
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M. NG
Cety
Ech Wen
Frederick
Baltimore
Duoring
Waenera
J. B. Parr
TRE
Saunders
Spence
McLean
Odell
Pennington
Maryland National Guard
Bellevue
Bir
Charles N. Bargett
Kienda
Col. Saanders
Diffendai
Board of Aldermen
Beckley
C. N. Hargett
C. D. Dol
Lkely
Broad Street Conservatory Graduation at Manial Pond Hall
The Broad Street Conservatory of Music Philadelphia held commencement exercises at Manial Pond Hall on June 9. Graduate Lelia Bowers of Jefferson County studied under director Gilbert R. Comba and delivered an excellent Mozart D minor piano concerto with pure style and clear technique, showing strong musical understanding.
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Broad Street Conservatory of Music
Philadelphia
Mnaial Pond Hall
Misa 3
Lelia Bowers
Jefferton
This County
Gilbert R. Comba
Conservatory
Soacne Awarded Bid Details on State Loans
The Board of Public Works opened bids for the insane asylum loan under chapter 164 and the penitentiary loan under chapter 168. State Senator Frank C. Horwood of Frederick received 12000 for the penitentiary loan at 10206 and bid 12000 for the insane asylum loan at 101.450 with 12000 valued at 10160. He also bid 12006 for the penitentiary loan at 191.50 in addition to his 102.06 bid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soacne
Board of Public Works
Frank C. Horwood
Frederick
Mrs Helen Allen Injures Leg Falling From Wheel
Mrs Helen Allen, visiting the family of Silas E Deiashmutt in Washington DC, fell from her wheal and broke her leg. She was the daughter of the late John O Boyle of Terre Haute Indiana and she has many friends in the city who regret the accident.
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Helen Allen
Silas E. Deiashmutt
Washington, D. C
Allen
John O’boyle
Terre Haute
Ind
Guardians file first and second accounts in probate case
Saeed Haben cash First secount of Amos Smith guardian to Veraie and Norma Mumford infants was filed. Second secount of James L Fitzaim mons guardian to Les E Fitseimmons et al was filed.
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Saeed Haben Cash
Amos Smith
Veraie
Norma Mumford
James L Fitzaimmons
Les £. Fitseimmons
Public Works Board Seeks Teksery Force Clerk
The board of public works has appointed R. Fouts as clerk to the Teksery force. The position pays 700 dollars. Colonel Honzer, who represented the Me chanicstown district of Frederick county in the Legislature for several sessions, is noted in connection with the matter.
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Maz Choeer
Board of Public Works
R. Fouts
Teksery Force
Honzer
Mechanicstown
Frederick County
Carrier pigeon captured with band marked S and number
A carrier pigeon named Thoraday was captured by Master Berber Thomes, son of J F Thomes of Agemstown, in an incident noted in court records. The bird bore a sliver and a bresa band around its legs inscribed with the letter S and a number.
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Amother
Thomes
J. Fenton Thomes
Agemstown
Thoraday
Election Judges Named Under New Law in Frederick County
The Board of Election Supervisors completed the list of election judges who will serve as registrars under the new law. The long roster assigns Republican and Democrat inspectors to each district and precinct from No. 1 through No. 23, with examinations scheduled for Wednesday the 17th.
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Board of Election Supervisors
Frederick County
District No
John C. Padgett
Repub
Joseph N. Chinwell
Fira
D. H. Siargett
Robert BM. Ramsburg
H. Ully Hall
Jono B. W. Hargett
Eugene A. Albrogh
John E .Ieming
James P Perry
Republcan
George Esterly
M. Gaver
Charles M. Shank
John W. Loy
Wiliam W. Zimmerman
John A. Garner
Joan W. Riegle
Liatnerat
Uise
Hiram L. Stottlemoyor
Charles T. Dadrear
Edward A. Hendrickson
Ignatique Etzler
Gibson Smith
Johnn P. Mount
Harry Wood
Lemuel Eby
Edward Kinne
George W. Hull
John T. Lough
Thomas Hightman
Tilghman Hillary
J. Willian Alileary
George W. Martio
Lewis A. Kolb
Harry Cramer
Joseph Robert Darner
Lewis C. Etchison
Henry 4. Weller
Franklin A. Colliflower
Theodore M. Brandenberg
Elmer B. Ramer
Charles Strasburg
Ephraim Stoner
John 8. L. Aldridge
Oliver M. Clary
Bradley T. Nicodemus
John D. Gaither
John W. L. Miller
George D. English
Albert K. Hartley
Charles T. F. Howard
Singleton Albaugh
Ezra L. Carn
State Firemen Conclude Cumberland Convention Revisions Adopted
The Maryland State Firemen's Association wrapped up in Cumberland with revisions to the constitution. A key change gives member companies five votes, and a new assessment to support fallen firefighters. Elected vice presidents include Eichelberger, Steiner, and MacGill Jr. Competition results: Columbia Steam Fire Engine Co. No. 4 won the steam engine prize. Independents of Crick, Ohio won the international hose race. Hagerstown First Hose and Frederic Independents excelled in Maryland events.
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Maryland
John G. Motter
Edward
Edward 8. Eichelberger
J. Roger McSherry
Lloyd T. MacGill, Jr
Frederick
Eichelberger
Daniel H. Steiner
Sort Cence
Columbia Steam Fire Engine Company No. 4
Alexandria
Water- Witch Company
Annaplis
Crick
South
Mechanic Street
Water-Witch Company
George Wallace
Henry Scholl
James Brast
Johnson Burrall
Edgar Brest
Albert Mattoon
George Hoelxey
George Wachter
George Salter
Frank Ridgley
Milton Engle
Frank Salter
Henry King
Frank Braner
George Kolb
Albert Baker
Millard N. Nusz
Tri- State
Hagerstown First Hose Company
Independent Hose Company
Frederic
Maryland Companise
Hagerstown
Bazerstown
Martin's Ferry
Ohio
Cumberland
Beittmose
Taebers
Beief Bits and Local Tax Talks
Badges of brightness and idle phrases fill this jittery page. Baltimore proposes a bicycle tax to fund SPEE Bits while a paper telegraph mess grows amid arml messog rumors. Western Ohio endures grasshoppers as baseball fans cheer a strong season. Taxpayers prepare to meet the collector for estimates. Judge E McComas speaks at Georgetown University Law commencement in Washington as wheat prospects in the Cumberland Valley look tight for home use. A street piano fills the air with melody today.
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Baltimore
Arml Messog Generasefal
Wmn
Bester
Hagertions
Ohio
Loans E McComas
Law Department
Georeetown University
Washington
Cumberland Valley
Pleasant surprise party for Miss Gertie Smith
Miss Gertie Smith of East Fourth Street was surprised Monday night by friends arriving after Wahit-Monday. Parlor games, vocal and instrumental selections followed, with refreshments served. Despite poor weather, guests left elated, wishing more happy evenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertle Smith
East Fourth Street
White Rock
Base Ball Play by Third Street and Bentztown Teams
A baseball game on Third Street Wednesday evening ended with Third Street 8 3 Bentztown 9 1. Lattery for Third Street was Fout and Bants Bentztown Hearend Haffner. A second game between Frederick Juniors and Bentztown Bards was scheduled for Northwest Addition. All invited to watch.
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Third Street
Bentzown
Lattery
Fout
Bants Bentztown
Hearend Haffner
Frederick
Bentztown Bards
Local notices and ads clutter South Market Street
A jumble of local business notices and advertisements appears from Spencer Zimmerman W Harrison W F Chilton Mrs Norris and others. Items mention bread rolls yeast sea cream coal wood markets hats bonnets lamps cyclometers and wig services. Several addresses are given including 70 South Market Street 188 North Market Street 109 North Market Street.
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W. Harrison
South Market Street
Trail
Chilfort & Rhodes
North Market Street
Markell & Trail
W. F. Chilton
Mrs
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