Local notes mix of birthdays visits and society events
Lawrence Easterday of Wolfsville celebrated his birthday with an all ages party. Several residents, including Miss Mary Reid of Merryland and Miss Louise Fechtig of Hagerstown, were noted visiting relatives and attending weddings or school events. Local executors sought reinterment, while others traveled to Baltimore Camden and Johnstown for visits. The column also mentions arson suspect Mollie Fogie being released on bail after a grand jury action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Easterday
Wolfsville
Frank Schmidt
Washington, D. C
Henry Perry
Philadelphia
Mary ©. Reid
Merryland Tisch
Frederick County
Wiss
Louise Fechtig
Prospect Street
Hagerstown
Elia Waltz
O'Donnell
J.C. O'Donnell
Baltimore
Mt. O'Donnell
Wesley Mr. Ohler
James
Lewis A. Birely
Birely
Mt. Olivet
Kittie Leifich
George Burek
Charles Miller
Lewistown
Noimagle
Jefferson
J. J. Notmagle
Camden
N.J
Charles
Tora Gittings
Blergland Agricultural College
Luther Kubheen
Gettysburg College
Benjamin Rice
Grand Rapids
Birchigan
T. E. Pope
Dr. Goodell
Washington, D.C
D. Getzendanner
Kearneysville
Winebrewer
Walkersville
Lizzie Quynn
Lou Binnie
C. E. Cline
CE. Ging & Co
Roanoke
Mollie Fogie
Market Gossip on June Mornings and Local Produce
A lively Frederick market column notes summer vegetables and fruits arriving at dawn with prices for butter eggs lard poultry beef veal lamb and pork listed. It praises local butchers and farmers, describes cherries strawberries beans cucumbers and greens, and reports a July picnic for the Philomathean Society at Derr's Grove on the Monocacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porterhouse
Florida
Westminster child injured after fall incident
A four year old son of Mr. and Mrs. John Fack of Westminster was seriously injured Wednesday when a fall caused deep cuts. He was playing with older siblings when the accident occurred and required several stitches by Dr. Herring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Fack
Westminster
Alow Faling
Lutheran Church Plans Emerging in Brunswick
The Rev. P. Bergstresser missionary president announces arrangements to organize a Lutheran church at Brunswick soon. Preaching at Brunswick is slated for around the 18th with further notice, aiming to set a date for organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutheran Church
Brunswick
P. Bergstresser
D. D
Robbery? No. Dairy operator injures hand with wire
Mr. C. E. Radley, operator of the Blue Ridge Creamery in Knoxville, tied a piece of wire into his right hand last week. He suffers intense pain and his hand swelled to a large size, causing a temporary halt at the Creamery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Radley
Blue Ridge
Knoxville
Parkland purchase at Gettysburg becomes visitor park
A large strip near Little Round Top at Gettysburg has been purchased by the P and RB company to convert into a park for visitors. National religious services will be held tomorrow at Kemp Hall by the B C A.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kemp Halil
B.C. A
Local notes from Middletown and beyond
Readable items note a broad mix of local happenings: meetings, small incidents, farming reports, and shop news. Highlights include agricultural updates, a curious egg shaped like a revolver, a Bethlehem area bank plan, thefts, fruit shipments, and preparations for harvest alongside charitable society and drill association activities. The item mentions a road cart gift, a steam brush factory foundation work, hog cholera in Garheid, and a large batch of strawber ries from Sharpless.
The Girl About Town Festival and Commencement Banquets
The piece recalls commencement week with a banquet and three festivals, detailing attendees, bands, and decorations. It notes a church sale upcoming, Masons events, and socializing among graduates, with vivid reminiscences of meals, music, and entertainment. The narrator mentions former classmates and local figures, closing with reflections on church gatherings and a playful toast to the Bentztown Bard.
Lawn party and festival in Branswick near hotel
A lawn party and festival will be held on the lawn near the new hotel in Branswick on Thursday, Friday and Saturday nights June 18th, 19th and 20th. The event is under the local branch of the Junior Order of American Mechanics. Active preparations are underway for the effort and it promises to be successful. Good music will be provided each evening by a first class Cornet Band. Proceeds will fund uniforms and advance the organization’s interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Branswick
Junior Order of American Mechanics
Runaway horse throws wagon occupants near Brunswick hotel
A horse pulling the Wolfsville mail wagon ran away on Thursday between the mountain top and Good Hope, throwing Ei. B. Harp and Miss Mary Werrenfeltz. They suffered cuts and bruises. Brunswick's New Hotel contract work by Potter Bros. of Baltimore has been completed, giving the Brunswick a neat appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolfsville
Ei. B. Harp
Mies Mary Werrenfeltz
Good Hope
Brunswick
Biessts, Potter Bros
Baltimore
Enjoying Their Country Home at Araby
A local family leased the C Keefer Thomas residence on Eset Second Street for a summer home and now plans to buy it. The old place sits amid trees and fragrant honeysuckle, with spring water from a back well and a history dating to a past rebellion. The brothers expect to occupy next month and renovate the grounds to create a pleasant summer retreat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eset
Keefer Thomas
Araby
Pholasties
Tsa
Dimwas
Geuey
Brothera
New Lutheran Pastor Preaches In Barbastalle Parish
Reverend S. E. Slater arrives at Barbastalle to take the Lutheran pastorate with household goods and team. He preaches a strong initial sermon to a fair audience, then plans to board at the Seminary. Also notes Baltimore and Ohio Relief Department February 1891 receipts and disbursements, Matin Line statistics on deaths, injuries, expenses, and benefits paid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. E. Slater
Theological Seminary
West
J. J. Shenk
B. & O. Relief Department
Baltimore and Ohio Relief Department
Frederick County Poet Joins Piqua Dispatch Staff
Frederick County poet T. C. Harbaugh of Bramtcounty Ohio formerly of Ariddletown Valley has joined the Piqua Dispatch editorial staff. His poem quoted at Richland township Indiana decoration day exercises drew praise as the finest of its kind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
T. C. Harbaugh
Bramtcounty
Ohiio
Ariddletown Valley
Piqua
Ohio
Richland Township
Ind
Attica
Ind.) Ledger
Snakebite incident during Midwest journey in Wolfeville visit
Mrs Lizzie Franwz, Susan Kripe and daughter Lizale from North Manchester Indiana visited friends in Wolfeville Wharaday. Friday evening Mrs Kripe was bitten on the finger by a snake while viewing rocks. Apply remedies limited injuries. they continued home by train the next morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lizzie Franwz
Susan Kripe
Lizale
North Manchester
Indiana
Wolfeville
Misa Ela Prey
Kripe
Ladies Auxiliary Meeting and Gospel Session Schedule
There will be an adjourned meeting of the Ladies Auxiliary in the association parlor tonight at o clock. Attendance is requested as this will be the last meeting until fall. Mr W W Lease will conduct the gospel meeting tomorrow at 330 p m Topic Amenity for Discontent Psalm 37 1 11. The regular monthly meeting of the association will be held Monday at p m. Real Estate Transfers: Charles M Wenner and wife et al to John D Ahelt lot in Brunswick 200 Frederick City Manufacturing and Development Company to Katie Gilbert lots in addition to Frederick 174 Development Company to W Irving Parsons 4 lots in Northwest addition to Frederick 970.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philomathean Literary Society
Derr’s Grove
Young Men’s Catholic Union J and
Sc. John’s Lreeam
George Mushborn
Wiese
Ken ' Hoffman
Serrist
Yeetenla
Pope
Lee
Enue Iren
Baltimore
Mary
Potomae
Jane
George Buser
Jefleron
Middletown
Balimore En
W. Scott Stephens
Taewewe
Chesapeake Bicycle Club
Ballimore
McCardell
St. John's Beneficial Society
Frederick
Maryland Lutheran Synod
Manchester
Linganore Mills
Mutual Insurance Company
H.C Brown
James Torfle
Westminster
Henry Elipp
High Knob
City Hotel
Ofice
Hagerstown Fruit Package Company
Frederick City
Washington
Corlingwood
Messrs
Michael
King Step. Ladder Company
F. O
Ladies’ Auxiliary
W W. Lease
Tomorow
Association
Charles M. Wenner
John D. Ahelt
Brunswick
Frederick City Manufacturing and Development Company
Katie Gilbert
W. Irving Parsons
Northwest
That Stolen Horse and a Fall From a Knee Injury
State's Attorney Eichelberger, Constable David Miller, and Mr Kefauver went to Brunswick to recover a horse stolen from Kefauver. The horse was later sold for $2.50 to Charles Haden by a colored man. They did not grab the thief, but Kefauver recovered his horse. Mrs Lizzie McDerry of Park Mills fell Tuesday and broke her left leg in three places below the knee. Dr Johnson of Adamstown treated her, calling it the worst case of the kind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eichelberger
David Miller
Kefauver
Brunswick
Charles Haden
Lizzie McDerry
Park Mills
Johnson
Adamstown
Five Year Old Fractures Arm in Frost Town Accident
A five year old son of Mr Ezra Heupt of Frost Town fell from a wagon two weeks ago fracturing the left humerus. On Friday he fell again at the same spot breaking the limb further. Drs. Wm B Wheeler and son provided care and survival attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ezra Heupt
Frost Town
Wm.b. Wheeler
Mullimie and Kemp New Outing Shirts and Neckties
Mullimie and Kemp announce a new line of outing shirts and gents neckwear at low prices with additional new Charlies Pongees Ginghams Ostings and more. See specials in ladies ribbed underwear among the offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
iGy
Carpet Department Bargains Drive Continual Discounts
There has been a steady run on carpet and mattings with daily bargains offered. The department reports numerous sales and aggressive reductions to attract customers.
PEBLIC RECEPTION AT EVANGELICAL CHURCH EVENT AND BASEBALL GAMES
A PEBLIC RECEPTION hosted by the Christian Endeavor Association of the Evangelical Lutheran church on Cheren Street drew a crowded crowd with decor so fine guests were welcomed with handshakes and songs. The program included an address by Pastor Kuhlman, performances by Prof. Manrose’s Orchestra, and complimentary refreshments. Nearby, baseball matches were played at the Development Company grounds featuring Strasberger’s wine versus Little Barber. Rowe and Keatler starred, ending 7 to 5 as darkness halted play. The Frederick club formation efforts continued with W L Katzenberger organizing locals for practice ahead of exhibitions at Agricultural Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeaver Association
Evangelical Lutherag
Chereh Street
Last Sight
Kuhlman
Manrose
Tak News
Strasberger
Seotrick
Rowe
Keatler
Bender
Moberly
Haller
Brengle
Esterly
W. L. Katzenberger
Baltimore
Frederick
Agricultural Park
Chamberaburg
Carroll County Crops Harvest Outlook
Farmers in Carroll county report barley ready for harvest with large yields. Hay-making has started and rainfall has improved grass. Corn is backward but looks healthy and may yield well with good weather. Wheat shows promise though harvest outcomes remain uncertain amid contingencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll County
Local Ad Brief Notes Oddities and Vague Mentions
Fragmented local item lists several eateries drinks and products then references to a night at Frank and Eds with garbled names and stray phrases. Mentions address PLA East Sairgh street and vague plan notes about printers and a ladder factory.
Great week for exiles of Cerescte shoppers report
Our retail exiles of Cerescte roller Sour were ose thind greates during the week ending March 21st thag ever known before. We manufacture ex césely for home trade. TE A.phriner Milling Co. To Auliotic City via Royal Blur Line. The Royal Blue Line trains leaving Baltimore at 10c8 p. m. week have ani iz Wop ML every day, arrive at Atlantic City $25 p.m. and S2¢p. m respectively. Excursion tickets on dle at all B& OL ticket offices, Mant Porsons Have broken down frm overwork or house hold carus, BROWN'S LRON BITTEXS re builds the systec, vids di. TEROVES I ee of bile end-eures Get the gen uine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TE A.phriner Milling Co
Auliotic City
Baltimore
Atlantic City
B& OL
BROWN
Eures
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Hiram Hargett
Germentown
Montgomery County
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Smith & Swank
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James Rigdon
South Market Street
J. D. Hane Carriage
New Market
Wm. Wagner, Jr
Liberty
Radclii
Rome
Ganien Sea
Mary Jane
Charles Keefer
Sardt & Keefers
George Young
Brush
Tee Newsit
Gar- Heid
Pleasant Walk
Hiram Stotelmyer
Josiah Poffinberger
A. N. Warrepfeltz, Jr
Annie Skidmore
Salustion Army Corps
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Mary Dane
Leskie
Tromers
Ed McSherry
Colege
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Colantes Heatt
Campbell
Jack
Papa Haeushen
Sonny
Psps DeGrange
Ay Secondo
Gaye
Inugalu
Shaf Hargett
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George Myer
Judge Lynch
Indies
Masons
Judge
Esteya
Papa Rhodes
Apuriehibg Aude Bion Firestone
Frank Rhodes
Pet Hargett
Tom Esder
George
Gitfinger
John Haller
Jake Rohrback
Aragons
Pine
East Church Street
Church Street
Dare Beet
Bentztown
Mayflowers
Shelows
QC. Bidlesworth
E. Roelkay
Maylow Ers
L. Fiesheman
G. Shelow
0. Harmen
Shelow
Molesworth
Academy
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McHenry
Smith
Boonsboro
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Pers
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Pus Mone
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Gilberts
Taylors
Oxford
Gieusets
Gilbert
Tam
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Rochester
Doennulien
A. C. Lipps
W. Patrick
Fréderick, Ma
Fey
Tys
F. B. Sappingtor
Market St
Aotice
G. J. Doll & Son
Eefos
Bess
G.J. Doll
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