New Advertisements Today In City Listings
Bids For Coal and stock items shown. Prese Girl Wanted at 40 West Third St. Alex. Woolward offers Summer Garden and Doll's Strawberry Fete. St James Loth Church and refrigerators. Carty features New Curtains. Mullinix Red Rockers and Etchison Dry Goods. John Hendrickson, Jas. & Walker Co., W. A. Mansfield listed among vendors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Morrison
West Third St
Alex. Woolward
W. HG
Etchison
John Hendrickson
Jas. &. Walker & Co
W. A. Mansfield
Tex News issue notices on annual meeting copies
Copies of Tex News from the annual meeting are offered at one cent each with mail orders promptly filled. Full reports of preliminary meetings grounds and buildings have appeared in The News. The issue covers the entire meeting period and can be mailed nationwide for five cents for the week starting June 5. Order early as large editions are running out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tex News
United States
Plesse
PURELY PERSONAL NOTES FROM FREDERICK SOCIETY
Purely personal items list visits and travels of many local residents. Miss Octavia Lakin of Walverton visits her brother in Frederick. Miss Laura Grove of Lime Kiln visits Washington, D.C.. several others from Baltimore, Poolesville, and Des Moines are guests or travelers, with multiple mentions of returning home or traveling to cities like Annapolis and West Norfolk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Octavia Lakin
Walverton
Frederick
Laura R. Grove
Lime Kiln
Washington, D.C
Charles W. Himrickhouze
Baltimore
W. N. Hays
Poolesville
Montgomery County
Ramsburg
East Chuck Street
Washington, D. U
J. Knight McDonald
Savannsh
Augustus Wilson
Baltime
Baughman
Poplar Ter- Tee
Grove
Sife
Line Kiln
Wid
West Norfolk
D. A. Yaste
Washington
Thi City
Edward Nazarine
Des Moines
Tows
J. T. Kine
West Patrick Street
Reno B. Earp
Anuvsilie
Lebanon Valley College
Joseph Smith
Dickinson College
Arthur Carty
Lutheran Theological Seminary
Mount Airy
Philadelphia
May
Jose Bowluss
Elizbeth Strovle Levy
West Third Street
Morni G
Madge Shaw
Jane Thomas
Westminster
Emma Newman
Second Street
Dorsey Mercer
Bladen
Nev
Anoelle Hohensee
C.5. Wright
Dickinsonz College
Carlisle
Knoxville
Hedley
Sarah Hive
Polo
J. T. Eilne
Boonsboro
Washington County
Henry Kaylor
Lancaster
Gruber
Are. Myere
Middletown
Hiram Kaylor
Elizabethiswo
Rirs
J. R. Gorman
Walker Schell
Terre Bowie
B. F. Schel
Washington, D. C
Sra
F. P. McDonad
William W. Fieming
Br.b. F. Schell
New Market
Tae
J. D. Troatie
Hope
Iavns
Troctie
Dunkard
Ble
Frederick Firemen Return Home to Jubilant Frederick Rally
Fire companies United and Independents parade through Frederick after two days in Annapolis. Crowds cheered at the depot and along Market Street as banners, bunting, fireworks, and bands celebrated the victories. Prizes totaled 225 with principal awards to the United Company for reel, ladder, and drill contests while the Independents earned second in reel racing and prize money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Annapolis
Uniteds
FPRR
Floza
Carter Street
Patrick
Market Street
Johnny Swamper
Church Street
Coar Square
Court
Mac
Maryland
Inez
Yinger
Koward Yeakle
No. 1
Worth Makes Street
Bulsting
United Engine House
Walter Coe
Company No.1
United Company
Frederick County Historical Society Meets at Dr Johnsons Home
The Frederick County Historical Society held its last meeting of the session at Dr. William Crawford Johnsons home with full attendance. Dr Johnson presented a paper on Needwood and the Les family, noted by Mrs. Fenwick Smith and Judge Lynch. A second paper covered All Saints parish history, organized in 1692, with two secretary communications on a genealogical magazine and on Col. Will Richardson. The gathering adjourned to the second Thursday in October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County Historical Society
Sesson
Wiliam Crawford Johnson
William Crawford Johnson
Needwood
Thos. Sim Lee
Les
Francis Fenwick Smith
John A. Lynch
Lynch
Benedict Arnold
Booth
Cost
Wm. Cost Johnson
Jae. H. Gambrill, Jr
All Saints Parish
Baker Johnson
New Genealgical Magazine
Paternoster Row
London
Will Richardson
Greensboro
Caroline County
Death notices in Sandy Hook and Bethesda obituaries
Miss Cora Compher aged sixteen died at her home two miles north of Sandy Hook on Thursday morning from heart trouble Funeral held yesterday at noon with interment at Peteraville in this county Mrs Flournoy wife of Rev Parke P Flournoy died at Bethesda Montgomery county on June 10 in her fifty fourth year Daughter of President Smith Hampden Sydney College Virginia
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora Corpher
Cora Compher
Sandy Hook
Peteraville
Flourngx
Flournoy
Parke P. Flournoy
Bethesda
Montgomery County
Prefesent Smith
Hampden-Sydney College
Virgin's
Frederick Holtzman Shift Waist Factory Postpones Operations
Frederick branch of Holtzman Shift Waist Factory indefinitely postpones further operations. Notice on the factory door directs all communications to Henry Hamberger foreman, who has returned to Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Holtzman
Henry Hamberger
Ista
Baltimore
Gospel service for men at Y M C A tomorrow
The YMCA of A. invites all men to a gospel service at 3 PM in the association’s cool meeting room. Rev. J H Wilhite will deliver a short talk titled A Wasted Life and there will be good singing. The bulletin notes a bicycle caravan to Walkersville for a strawberry festival and says outdoor sports will be promoted with improved grounds. Captains G Wm Salpiey and Albert V Lampe lead baseball at the grounds with the first game Tuesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Wilhite
Y. MC. A. Bicycle Cinb
Walkersville
G Wm, Salpiey
Albert V. Lampe
Praise from Diplomat Conger on Ypraaga Love Tale
Hon Edwin H. Conger envoy to Brazil, newly reappointed, writes to the author of Ypraaga praising the book. He says descriptions are marvelous and scenes vivid, noting the memories add depth and the incidents feel familiar yet engaging and informative. The author is F. Markel of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piranga
Edwin H. Conger
Brazil
Harrison
Sed
McKinley
Fale
Brazils
Munca
F. Markel
Taking Views The B&O Plans City Braddock Heights Photo Session
The Baltimore and Ohio authorities will photograph the city and Braddock Heights with an experienced crew for a promotional book. Passenger Agent Bond leads the party and will oversee the project to advertise the locality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock Heights
B.&o
Bond
Party on Wheels Attends Walkersville Episcopal Fair
A group of young ladies and gentlemen biked to Walkersville last night for an ice cream and strawberry festival under the Episcopal church, enjoying the community event hosted in the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walkersville
Episcopal Church
Busy Electric Car Runs Between Middletown and Frederick
Several hundred people rode the electric car to Middletown for a German Baptist meeting in Frederick on Sunday. Demand overwhelmed capacity as 93 boarded the 850 departure and 106 arrived in Frederick, with crowds filling windows. The single car made ten round trips, carrying about 3,800 fares and $140 in cash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Frederick
Frederk
Register
Anderson
Middletons
Beautiful Flowers Inspire Local Garden Rows
Florists and residents showcase blooming sights across town. John C. Hardt’s roses and chrysanthemums thrive, promising a stunning fall exhibit. Mrs. Whisner’s Sweet Williams bed captivates with vibrant, long lasting bouquets. A. G. Quyon’s red poppies brighten the garden, while Mrs. Wilso0e and Mrs. Rosenstock display elegant blooms. Thomas Markell’s South Market yard stands out among local displays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Hardt
Church
Hardt
Williams
East Patrick Street
N. J
Brave Electric Car Conductor Saves Man From Runaway Horse
Near Middletown an executive affair unfolded as Mr. Kefanver driving with his wife and two daughters faced a runaway horse. Conductor Anderson of the 850 electric car leapt from his vehicle, grabbed the lines, and halted the horse to prevent a serious accident. The incident occurred on the dirt road between the pike and the electric line with a two horse carriage nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Morgan Kefsover
Pike
Kefauver
Frederick
Kefanver
Anderson
Middletown Decoration Exercises Schedule Detailed
Decoration exercises planned in Middletown on Sunday afternoon June 20 with a special car from Frederick for Reynolds Post. The procession will meet at the depot with the band Junior Order and Odd Fellows and proceed to the Lutheran Church for memorial services. Afterward the parade will decorate graves at Lutheran Cemetery then move to Reformed Cemetery for the same program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Reynolds’ Post
Frederick
Thurmont High School Commencement Set for June 17
Five graduates are listed for Thurmont High School including Miss Oriz L Leatherman from Lewistown and George F Yonsor-Lickte Mears J Albert Eyler Charles L Munsheur and Stanley R Daiuth from that area. Adams town plans commencement next Tuesday at 8 PM with graduates Bernard West Thomas and Guy Pearre Breads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thurmont High School
Geil
Oriz L. Leatherman
Lewistown
George EF. Yonsor-Lickte
Loy’s
J. Albert Eyler
Charles L. Munsheur
Stanley R Daiuth
Adamstown
Twe
Bernard West Thomas
Guy Pearre
Petition Seeks Denial of Saloons Licence at Braddock Heights
A petition signed by over 100 residents asks the court not to grant licenses to two saloon proprietors west of Braddock Heights. The court cannot withhold licenses without cause, but if saloons become disorderly or a nuisance, licenses may be suppressed. The saloons are currently open and operating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Braddock Heights
Superb Roca l Tae News and Florist Indebtedness Noted
Groff florists supplied a tusk of Panni Neron roses described as large, rare and vividly pink with delicate perfume. A dog owned by Mr. Adam Bidel near Gane Bottom died after being bitten by a snake. Mr Moberly repainted the Urner residence on Eccord Street in a new look.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adam Bidel
Gane Bottom
Middle Town
Moberly
Milton G. Urner
Eccord Street
Holy Ties and Local Religious Notices
Daily annou ncements list services across churches in Litert y, Tismaville, Grosenickie, Becksystown, Harmony Grove, Bucksystown, and other towns. Preachers from Ohio and Maryland travel to lead services. children’s day, Sunday schools, and district events are scheduled, with several festivals and fairs in the coming days. Bishop Edward P. Allen arrives at Mt. St Marys for commencement and ordinations. A local elder and community notices round out the page.
New Brass Extension Sash Reads for Lace Curtains
A late model novelty in cloth curiaing arrives with a brass extension sash ready for North window display. The new sash extends from thirty two to fifty four inches, offering a practical upgrade for lace curtains and similar drapery needs.
Summer Garden and Strawberry Fete Announced By Local Shops
Summer Garden will stay open tonight with cool refreshments though clam chowder. A Strawberry Fete at St James Lutheran lawn offers strawberries and ice cream for 10 cents admission. Quick Buyers ad offers $225 in cash for Singer and Standard sewing machines. Local notices include price reductions on coal and hard costs, and carpet cleaning services. Railroad ticket broker A H Gunnel offers reduced-rate tickets at City Hotel with buying, selling, and exchanging services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Singer
Chilton & Rhoads
N. Market St
A. H. Gunneil
City Hotel
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the Daily News
James OT
Scotland
Bannockburn
Sorlingshire
Harriet Martineau
Norwich
England
John Augnustus Roebling
Bringe
Linthasen
Prussia
Bates
Bos Rocrer
William Collen Bryant
New Yorkey
Commington
Mass
George Opdyke
New York
That City
New Jerney Igb
John Rodgers
C. S. Nie
Oakland
Wasarmertown
D. C
da Moon
The
Weather Bureau
Page
Princesa Ann
Jewspapre
United Ps
the Pistorical Society
the Lees and All Saints
Our City Sanctuaries
Cafldren
Af. P
Literiy
Oblsconaty
Lime Eile
M. P
Methodist Episcopal Church
Tismaville
Brower
P. D. Fahrvey
Garver
Ohio
Myorayilic
Sandsy
St. John’s Reformed Charch
Bockeystown
Isaac Molter
E &. Sschbach
All Senata’ S Epiecopal
Becksystown
Harmony Grove Union Chapel
T Freeman Dixon
Presbyterian Church
Webbor A. Strayer
AL P
Bucksystown
Tomorow
Luther Kahlman
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Kubimanta
General Synod
Incension
Manefield
Trinity M. EB
South
Epworth League
Zambro
Clicera
E. Society
T. Fresman Dixon
Harmony Grove
United Brethren Church
G. J. Roudabusch
Benday-school
Jane
Cfflcera
Grace Reformed Chored
Taneytown
Samuel Haraish
Wiliam Witherow
Geo. E. Koontz
Theodore Bankerd
Allen
Scott Drill
Belivar
Mersin
Stewart Dean
George Houck
L. E
North Market BT
Sohn Hendrickdon
Wes
N&w
Jon Henpzkason
P. E
State Bar Association
Maryland Club
Ocean Cry
John P. Poe
Conway W. Sama
George Wakelock
Enmuel
Charlies E. Phelps
McSherry
Court of Appeals
Bart
Samuel M. Kefanver
Main Street
Doll's
Doll’s
St. James’ Lutheran Church
St. James’ Church
Milter & Co
Frederick Building Association
J. W. L. Ua'ty, Secy
Gall
Eeusign, Newuns & Co
Steam Carpet Cleaning Co
C. E. Oline
C. E * Cine
New Lake
TRE Raising Grocery Co
Frovoc &Heck
Jost
Goudi
EOD
CK & Xeidse
T. Rice & Sons
A. T. Ri & Sore
Embalmere
North Mareret Street
James EB
Walker & OG
EK. Walker & CO
Mel
Loc
Rachel
Jas. RK
Watari & Car
Roll Brothers
FINRA
Blu&s
Heliotrope
Ghreeny
Fredehick
DSSS
Japan
China
AE Doul
Don Bsorizzi
N. Marert
F. VY. Staub
Rpo
California
F. Vv. Szxrays
North Market Street
J. J. Remsbur
Remsburg
PE. G
Drusses
Market St
Groh Demme Perfumery
ECE
Bartholo May
ALLI
Torr
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