Purely Personal: Visitors and Relatives Around Town
A string of social notes lists Miss Ella Keller visiting relatives in Philadelphia and others traveling to Lancaster Bear Run and Baltimore. The column mentions Mr. O A Ramebarg flying to Washington and Mr. Frank from Newark visiting town, with multiple families relocating or visiting friends in Frederick, Baltimore, and Charlestown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Angleberger
Frederick
J. H. Markey
Brad Kook Heights
G. Waring Tyson
Brad‘ock Heights
Joseph Beacht
B.T. Trawnberger
Ne Potomac
Gartrude Derr
Hamilton
Phic
E. Darr
Atrick Street
Edward Storer
Feldgosta del
Frank
Pees Frank Liquor Dealers
Newark
Charles Davis
Tittle Son
Arl
Washington
Lmchives
Ada Rhodes
Winifred
Frank ‘Rhodes
Baltimore
Katie Goldsborough
Walkaville
Richard Tine Davall
Beasts Cronenberg
Licksville
Grace Iyer
Misa Mary Tynon
Shepherdatown
W- Va
Haa Reed
Tank Grove
Ida Padgett
Near Adams
Laltimers
Talbott
June Nuptials Tie Frederick Couples in Local Ceremonies
In June nuptials, LeHoy McMaster and Anna Jones wed at Walkersville with family attendance. Foreman and Metzger also married in Thurmont. Jessie Bowlus and Eugene Grove wed in Baltimore. Scott Stone and Annie Adams married quietly at a Frederick rectory before traveling to Baltimore and away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LeHoy McMaster
Anna Jones
Walkersville
Foreman
Metzger
Thurmont
Jessie E.bowlus
Edward Bowlus
West Third Street
Eugene Grove
Manasene J. Grove
Lime Kiln
Baltimore
Frederick
Baltimore and Ohio
Bowles
May Bowles
Laura Grove
Stewart Dean
O. Francis Baughman
M. J. Grove Lime Company
Hetzger
Nina Metzger
W. S. T. Metzger
Cnster B. Foreman
St. John’s , Lutheran Church
John L. Metzger
Newville
Etta Stauffer
Paris
W.L. Renneburg
C. Cookman Foreman
Leander Foreman
Govanstown
Baltimore County
L. W. Armacost
E. Stanton Bosley
Towson
John Metzger
J. F. Oyeman
Thay
Elmer Wachtel
Los Angeles
Osi
Stome—Adams
Scott Franklin Stone
Annie Margaret Adams
Sainte
Osborne Ingle
John D. Baile
Nora Louise Engler
Carrol County
Joseph Pattison Gibson
Calvert County
Hiva Delia Jennings
Frederick County
Custer V. Foreman
Nina R. Metsgar
Vincekyt Beander
Alica Chase
Barry J. Fromke
Mary
Lor‘entz
Leroy McMaster
Anna B. Jones
James Parker Chew
Xenia
Ohio
Sarah M. Myera
D. Baumgardner
Grace Amelia Brunar
Annie Margaret Adama
Grayson R. Shaffer
Mary Catherine Wseache
George A. Simon
Washington
Olanda M. Lewis
Kemptown
Charles N. Martin
Mt. Pleasant
Bessie L. Hill
Bartonaville
Field Day at Frederick College
Field Day on Frederick College grounds featured events with winners in potato race O Stevens in standing high stamp QO Ebert in putting shot H Maulsby and B Thompson tied in pole vault 7 ft R P Johnson won running high jump 1 ft 9 in A Lewy won running long jump 14 ft 9 in O Harrison won standing broad jump P Johnson won standing vault B Oates and O Harrison won three legged race B Oates won one legged race R Goodell won anailracs D Stevens won 100 yard dash first place and R P Johnson second. Prof Tappan of Baltimore to lecture this evening as Emerson Literary Society hosts and graduation exercises tomorrow at 10 oclock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick College
Fisidley
Goodell
O. Stevens
QO. Ebert
H. H. Maulsby
B. Thompson
R. P. Johnson
A. Lewy
O. Harrison
P.&. Johnson
B. Oates
R. Goodell
D. Stevens
The Work of Death Martha Helen Hartsock
Martha Helen Hartsock died at her West South street residence aged 3 years. Funeral was held at 10 30 a m at the house with Rev Dr Osborne Ingle officiating and burial at Mt Olivet cemetery. Oben derfer funeral director. Also noted are Roanoke College graduates Oscar Matthias Fogle and Worthington Perry Wachter from Walkersville and Woodsboro, with Wachter delivering at commencement. local market quotes from Eastern Milling and Export Company for corn wheat hay and related prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Helen Hartsock
Martie Helen
Ancy V. Hartsock
West South Street
Osborne Ingle
Mt. Olivet
F. Obenderfer
Roanoke College
Oscar Matthias Fogle
Woodsboro
Worthington Perry Wachter
Walkersville
County
Salem
Eastern Milling & Export Company
Dixon Bros Exhibit Crimson Rambler Branch in Window
In a local display Dixon Bros show a large Crimson Rambler branch in their window. The plant thrives at the home of Mehrie Dixon. Also noted: Devoe lead and zinc paint lasts twice as long when ground zinc is mixed by hand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dixon Bros
Mr. Mehrie Dixon
Devoe
Transfers and notices in Circuit and Orphans' Courts week
Records of real estate transfers licenses and guardianship actions for the week ended June 1 1903. Property deeds list numerous Freederick county parcels with buyers and prices, licenses to wed issued across several counties, estates probated and executors named, and court orders including mortgage releases and guardian appointments. Commencement events at the High Schools and Mrs McDaniel's School of Expression noted, plus market notes on fruits and vegetables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit and Orphans’ Courts
Joseph D Green
Daniela Brod
Freederick
Joshua J. Dill
Singleton T. Stull
Frederick
Clayton
Kesedy
Roan P. McAfee
Clarence B. Stottlemyer
W. Hamilton Stottlemyer
Frank H. Sidwell
Jemima Reiley
Josin Jonneville
John F. Reiley
Johnsville
John BR. Jones
Itar
Louie &. Nicholson
John E. Hawker
Henry King
Emma T. Shunk
John 8. Shunk
Wim
NM. Bittle
Myeraville
Martha BE. V. Winsberg
Geo. W. Wineberg
Sunon
Rice
Wim. J. Black
Lesisia M. Wood
Mechanicstown
David Lowenstein
Nancy L. Arthur
Teura V. Main
David Main
Geo. W. Brachey
Grafton B. Hammond
Wilhelmina
Quarrie L. Roelxey
New Market
Savilla Mottern
John Mottern
A Zimmerman
Elizabeth Getzendanner
Elias Zimmerman
Wm. Kemp
Bliag Zinkmerman
Charlen W. Myers
Wm. B. James
Philip T. Kuhn
Delia M. Kuhn
City
George Mixesell
William J. Black
William ‘J. Black
da. B
George Mikesell
Florance M. Maught
John A. E. H. Maught
Clarritsa Harrin
Julia A. Liggett
Clarriss A. Harris
David Buhrman
Charles D. Buhrman
Lida H. Buhrman
Samuel M. Birely
Opera House
Twe
Bussie Clay Anders
Harns Hebecca Cureney
Nellie Ariana Dbeac
Alvida B. DeLashmnutt
Alary Lloyd Grayson
Elinor Markey
Beulah Diehl Moberly
Eleanor Lenore Rickfords
Edna Belie Roderick
Ruth van Swearingen Sappington
Edna Willard
Gaes Edzpsa
Thelds
Napoleon
Fare
Organ Recital at All Saints Episcopal Church Tomorrow
The second open organ recital a taste of the new organ will be at All Saints Episcopal church tomorrow evening at 81560 clock. The organist will be Mr Frederick Wolff of Grace church Baltimore, assisted by Miss Lela Snyder contralto of the same city. There will be no admission fee. Isabella Gas Co extends gas mains from Market Street through East Third Street to the street end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
All Saints’ Episcopal Church
Frederick Wolff
Grace Church
Baltmore
Mies Lela Snyder
Isabella Gas Co
Market Street
Third Street
Capital Increase Expands Frederick County Telephone Network
The Frederick County Telephone and Telegraph Company has boosted its capital from 25000 to 100000 dollars with charter approval by Chief Judge McSherry. The extra funds will extend service across Frederick County, with 758 subscribers and ongoing expansion. A new line will reach Thurmont and connect Emmitsburg Saint Marys Creagerstown Loy s Graceham Rocky Ridge and more. Mt Airy and Brunswick exchanges are planned, with cross Potomac lines into Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Walker
Loeal
Thurmont
Emmitaburg
St. Mary's
Creagerstown
Loy's
Graceham
Rocky Ridge
Mt. Airy
Brunswick
Potomac
Virgina
Mixed local notices from Maryland counties and cities
Dated items report deaths, marriages, legal actions, and civic notes across Oxford, Carroll, Howard, and Baltimore regions. Key events include the June 10 death of Jeremiah Doelahay in Oxford, a dwelling ban at Tannery Station, a Belgian block contract awarded to Peach & Co., and a high school funding request in Ellicott City. Also noted are a Hagerstown marriage, a KentCounty recount hearing, a Hagare town paralysis case, railroad stock denial, Confederate Memorial Day municipal action, and a jail escape attempt near Towson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeremiah Doelahay
Oxford
Talbot County
Andrew Taney
Tannery Station
Carroll County
Ellicott City
Peach & Co
Woodstock
W.O. Phillips
Howard County
Council
Mies J. Gertrude Middiekaaf
Charles H. Rosasner
Hagerstown
H. H. Hendrick
Kent County
George P. Smith
Hagaretown
Loree
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Washington
Hayes
Baltimore
Towson
Firemen's Conven Non Lonaconing Annual Meeting in Lonaconing
The Maryland State Firemen's Association annual meeting drew thousands to Lonaconing for a parade with nearly 1,000 volunteer firemen and eight bands. Leaders included Dr Clinton Brot e Markle and James Gilchrist with divisions led by the Lonaconing Silver Corner Band. Cumberland and Westminster contingents joined, 83 companies represented, and officers reelected: President John Cunningham, Secretary William Crimmine, Treasurer Hiram Hook. A rain shower interrupted events and postparade sports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Lonaconing
Minera of
Fromen
Clinton Brotemarkle
Alert Fire Company
Meyersdale
Taneytown
Keyser
W. Va
Westminster Fire Department
Cumberland Friendship Hose Company
Annapolis
Frontburg
Weatminster
Thomas J. Stanton
Lonacontag
Lonaconine
State Firemen's Association
Oficers
John H. Cunningham
Westminster
William M. Crimmine
Frederick
Hiram R.hook
SAPPINGTON TO DISPLAY 8 HOUSEFULLS OF GOODS
F B SAPPINGTON will display eight housefuls of goods for selection with a notably red lamp offered at 25 cents each.
East Patrick Street Nines Win 11 10 In Close Baseball Game
East Patrick Street defeats West Patrick Street 11 to 10 at Athletic Park in a hotly contested baseball clash. Notable players include Victor Young and Dr. Young for East and Allen Rohrback for West. Umpire P. E. Long. Plans made for a rematch with frog supper. Fishermen recorded 62 ests and 5 turtles, while Mantz and Eyler caught 30 bass and a snapping turtle from the Monsey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athletic Park
East Patrick Street
West Patrick Street
Allen Rohrback
Rosenour
P. E. Long
Benjamin Rosenour
Victor Young
Albert Condon
Dantel Miller
Samuel Thomas
Jacob Schmidt
Jacob Epacomb
Jacob Rosenstock
Columbus Knott
Frank Schmidt
J. Wiswar Huey
Wm. Hale
Samuel Dustow
Charles Price
Dorsey Etchison
Mebrie Dixon
Allen Kline
Jefé
Dr. Young
B.E. Phebus
Thos. Elive
H. A. Dere
Bennett's Creak
Messrs
E. P. Mantz
Samuel Eyler
Western Maryland College Diplomas Awarded by Gov Smith
Sixteen young men and fourteen young women received diplomas in Alumni Hall Westminster with Gov John Walter Smith presiding. Frederick county was represented by Harry Clay Hall and Miss Helen Alberta Mallary. Paul O Whipp of Jefferson won a gold medal for LL D. Princeton granted Doctor of Laws to Judge Richard Henry Alvey, chief justice of the District of Columbia Court of Appeals and father of Mrs Glenn H Worthington. Alvey was appointed chief justice in 1893. Cleveland named him to the Venezuela Boundary Commission in 1896.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Maryland College
John Walter Smith
Greatern
Maryland College
Westminster
Frederick County
Batug
Harry Clay Hall
Helen Alberta Mallraty
Paul O. Whipp
Jefferson
Alvey
Princeton University
Richard Henry Alvey
Court of Appeals
District of Columbia
Mra
Glenn H. Worthington
Maryland Court of Appesis
Cleverland
Venexuele Boundary O Commission
Burglary hits New Windsor station and homes
Residents of New Windsor woke to find burglars had raided the railroad station and five nearby houses overnight. The intruders took little material, leaving the town surprised by the nighttime break in.
Local notices mix ads and notices from 1902
A fragmentary local page lists ads for a rail excursion to Washington and Baltimore, a real estate share issue for Frederick Building Association, medical ads for eye and catarrh treatments, a furniture and goods ad line, and a warning about advertising costs versus business rank. Includes names of individuals and places in Frederick, Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boteler
Medical Department
Kansas City University
London
N. Market
Social World Coverage of Braddock Heights Concert
Miss Willie Ritchie's series at Braddock Heights drew a large crowd and much praise. Frederick Select Orchestra provided music. Leaves Woman's College. Miss Cora Smiley of the Woman's College leaves for Virginia. Miss Simtley will not return next year, having accepted a higher salary position at another college.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie Ritchie
Braddock Heights
Frederick Select Orchestra
Woman's College
Cora Smiley
Virginia
Simtley
New Barn Raised on Farmland Near Feagariile
The handsome new barn owned by Henry Caller, a prominent farmer near Feagariile, was raised on Saturday. Howard Stapp of Braddock did the carpenter work. Say you saw it in The Niwa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Caller
Feagariile
Howard Stapp
Braddock
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the Daily News
Harriet Martineau
Anos Fte
Norwich
Dacs England
John Augustue Foep- Hing
Trrookhkn
Muthausen
Russia
Roebling
Pennsylvelvania
Ohn Rodgers
Beedine
Latry
Masimillan
Carlotta
Menton
John Hodgers
Gus
Oakland
Paporniszy
Janss
Diggie
New Orleans
Lucretit Peabody Sale
Boston
Wassimatox
Jane
W. L. Moors
Weather Bureau
Asoseg Meen
Jos
Ridenour
Lidie’s
Grand Union Tea
B. Rosenour & Sons
Moser
Choics
John Hendrickson
BR. BH. Watt
War Telegraph Company
Jessie Bowlus
Eugene Grover
Jones
Maurice Jones
iRev
J.T. Agser
Richmond
Oarlisle
Orphans’ Court
Brook
F. C. Telephone and Telegraph Co
Oren
Lonacon
Commencement
Jement
Fhrat Honde
Soun Lewpriceson
Idig & Miller
Newie & Miller
Faehion
Feka
Howe
Valenciennes
I Neidig & Miller
Clinton E, Main
Andidrug
Clinton E
MAIN
Praduas
Pharmaciat
Market
Soerick County
As P
Isanogle & Wagaman
A. T. Rios & Sona
North Market
Frederics
Thomas P. Rice
SS Es EH
Willard
Keller
AithuErio Park
Deville
Vancer
Antrim & Peters
Norton & Russell
Saatto
Qards
D. E. Peterman
Franklin Street
Joseph W. Gaver
Pratt
Court Street
Edwin Deyillisa
A. Sweet Grasse Glove
The
Dias
Beau
Noth Market Street
Frederick, MD
F. B. Sappington
Cm Glassware, &C
B. Sappingtor's
North City
Idewiy 4
Amos Uemer
Doll & Albaugh Bailding
North Market Street
Fredeaiak, Mai
Ectidawiy
D* R
Nicodemus
Frederick Co
Saddanly Ag
John A. DeLashmutt
Buckerstown
I Wimbrogga
North Strch
Pauladelphia
McC
Young
Court St. Jeivdin
Giris
Young Tess Indies
de Grenier
Rock
Union Kulting Milise
A . Churen
Ise
Saneers
Exrorers
Fayette ST
Postoffice
Baltimose
Dro Welling
Second &T Street
Applstion Wertheimer
Atk
W. Taird Street
T. ML Bisor
Eeatt
Erenine
Dols Cafe
Patrick Street
GBO
Rodook & OV
1Aio
Ldo
Lizard Bisok
Lizard Bisok Dreas
GEO
Rodooe A
T, Rioe & Sonb
Usion Tea Co
Eatow
Laxington St
Baltimore, Md
Fazlor
G. Thomas
Frederick Building Association
J. W. L. Carty
Frederick County National Bank
Jom C. Hannr
Washington and
Baltimorn
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