Visitors and residents linger in area hotels and towns
Assent Paragraphs lists visitors and residents in the city including Dr Q Highbarger of Hagerstown at the Olsy Hotel Am A K Barnhart visiting friends in the city William Brower of Montgomery County visiting relatives in the city David and Lowenstein of Baltimore guests at Hotel Braddae Charles I Lamps of Baltimore in town a few days Harry Staup returning from Westminster Professor F R Neighbourz of Buckeystown in Frederick on business Miss Alma Kefanver near Walkersville visiting friends in the city Professor Crawley leaving Frederick for Virginia for vacation J W Hiracore on South Market Street visiting Mrs Philip Summers near Mt Philip James Knox Polk Brightwell visiting Baltimore and returning Jacob B Tyson visiting Washington DC E O Shepherd of West Third Street visiting Brooklyn NY Catherine Jaoche Emma Honok Mrs Nash E Cramers and Miss Ratherias Crsmer guests at The Washington Braddock colony Mrs B F Brown Mrs F B Evang Miss Evans and Mr Albert S Brown attend funeral of Edwin B Hay from St Pants Episcopal church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles I. Lamps
Baltimore
Harry Staup
Westminster
F. R. Neighbourz
Buckeystown
Frederick Om Dusiness
F. Thomas
Church Street
Myersyills
Alias Hogarth
New Merket
C. Edward Sinn
Worth
Rome
Catherine Jaoche
Emma Honok
Nash E. Cramers
Misa Ratherias Crsmer
Washington, Braddock Colony
B.F. Brown
F. B. Evang
Misa Evans
Albert S. Brown
Washington
Edwin B. Hay
St. Pants Episcopal Church
Lawndale estate sold to Charles F.K. Young at East Patrick edge
Ex Mayor A R Yeskle, trustee of the late Col. George T. Oline, sold the Lawndale property at the end of East Patrick street near the Frederick County Agricultural Society to Mr. Charles F.K. Young on private terms. The sale follows years of occupancy by Col. Olins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawndale
A. R. Yeskle
Iste Coi
George T. Oline
Chas. F.K. Young
Local Notices From South Street Sickness Report
The column lists residents on the sick list including Mrs H Clay Perry and Mrs Charles Roberts of West South Street. It notes Nash Young of South Marketes is improving and mentions the value of live newspaper advertisements for employers and the unemployed to reach the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Bick
H. Clay Perry
Weat South Street
Charles Roberts
West South Street
Wim
Nash Young
South
Markes Eizent
Looks Bad for Eyler May Be Hanged for Murder
Testimony before the magistrate at Gettysburg indicates William Eyler of near Emmitsburg faces a murder conviction for the May 2 killing of Howard Miller. Witnesses place Eyler at the Globe hotel scene, identify him breaking a pump handle, and show he attacked Miller after asking where he was. Eyler declined counsel, claiming no statements and claiming lack of knowledge while repeatedly denying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Eyler
Eamtisberg
Gattysberg
Howard Miller
James J. Hull
Gattysburg
Eyler
Ewes
Miller
Mod
Frederick
Irvin P. Bortner
Hanover
Globs
Borier
Bia
Ervesk Lecrone
Waynesboro
Clinton Oshter
The
Globe
Hyier
Edward F_ Menohey
Baltimore
Cleb
Hsis
City Hospital Flourishing After Tough Month
Frederick City Board notes 24 operations in May and 47 patients treated with four discharged without charge. A new wing funded by Mrs Margaret E S Hold moves toward completion. The hospital reports gratitude for progress and outlines plans for summer benefits at Braddock Heights under Mrs Frank Markell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Regelar
Frederick City
Mre. Margarets E S. Hold
Lew Wills
New Market
Mfr
William E.dalfon
Ialse
Sion
Fonda
Braddock Heights
Hore Braddock
Frank Markell
IsRay McMaster Receives PhD at Johns Hopkins Commencement
At Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore, IsRay McMaster was awarded the Doctor of Philosophy degree after completing graduate work in chemistry and physical chemistry. The ceremony occurred yesterday with McMaster’s achievement noted among the chemistry program’s graduates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johns Hopking University
Baltimore
IsRay McMaster
Walkersrills
McMaster
Hopkins Professor Advances at Washington University Acknowledges Hopkins Link
Hopkins University figures show academics moving to new roles. Dr McMaster becomes professor of analytical and physical chemistry at Washington University in St Louis. John Goffey Hilt and Horace Hatch Gartiz from Baltimore and Washington receive PhD and Bachelor of Arts degrees at Johns Hopkins University.
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Hopkins
Dickinson College
Oarlisle
Corporation
Washington University
Louis
McMaster
John Goffey Hilgt
Baltimore
Bmrs
S. Maynard
Johns Hopkins Universalts
Horace Hatch Gartiz
Washington
Alfred Ritter
Pearce Pushes Maryland Appointments in Roosevelt Era
Washington dispatch reports Representative George Pearce urging Roosevelt on Maryland federal posts including naval office appointee candidates Harp McDonald Wachter and Bludd for various offices. Cabinet talks with Bonaparte yield no announcement and Harp’s candidacy remains uncertain with possible shifts to assistant treasurer or supervisor roles.
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Washington, D. C
George 4. Pearce
Roosnvalt
Maryland
Naval Office
Reng §. Harp
Frederick
Stewart McDonald
Baltimore
Harp
Trenach
C.C. Passy
Barre de Grace
Posey
Oratic
Anoh
Posay
Wilmer
Charles County
Pearce
Wachter
Bludd
Meears
Mudd
Jackson
Fisher
Dryden
Pearra
Bonaparte
Roosevelt
Maia
Pearte
Air
Wiimer
Death of Adamstown Man in Pittsburgh Rail Accident
George T. Koblenberg of Adamstown learns his son, 33, Backs Koblenburg, died in an early morning railroad accident near Pittsburgh. He had recently worked for the Pullman Car Company and was en route on a Pittsburgh to Zanesville run when he fell from the moving train. The body was found near Sauncel. Funeral arrangements set for Friday at 10:45 AM from his home with interment in Me. Other details are to follow.
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Messaxe
G. T. Koblenbarg
Adamstown
Pitsburg
George T. Koblenberg
Adsusatown
Pittsburg
Mod
Backs Kohlenborg
Frederick
Hilaremaina
Adaamstown
Petticoats and summer styles at low prices
Readable ads list women’s garments and accessories including Petticoats in Mercerized Satin and Gilt belts, handkerchiefs, and lawn fabrics. Local merchants promote fish, seafood, enamel ware, and a fish market, with Dr Schmig offering medical services and a city tour of products and services. Local events include a Middletown opera and a Woods tournament notice.
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Reidig & Miller
Local Bank Officials and Staff Roster Listed
The document lists bank officers and clerks including J. D. sn EER Wt, G. BARBER, 3.D.BAKER as Vice-President, W. G. ZIMMERMAN as cashier, SAMUSL G. DUVALL as Asst. Cashier, Gro. Wu. Sartz, 3. 0D. Baxsss, Jeoor Jxo.C. Morrze, D. H. Hancrrr, dens 8. Rawsscas, Sixos, 1 Haresx, Wu. 6. Harry, C.ist. Tisoscas.
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J. D. Sn
G. Barber
D.baker
W. G. Zimmerman
Cashier Samusl G. Duvall i Asst. Cashier
Gro. Wu
Sartz
Baxsss
Jeoor
C. Morrze
D. H. Hancrrr
Tdens
Rawsscas
Sixos
Harry
Transfers of Real Estate and Notices from Brunswick Courts
Real estate transfers and related court notices compiled for the Brunswick area covering deeds, mortgages, marriage licenses, and estates. Names include Lillian Florence Thomas, Jacob Kilse, Hattie Kilns, W. P. Townsend, Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company, Martha Pardam, James Gibbons, and many others with parcels and values noted.
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Ofronit
Lillian Florence Thomas
Jacob
Kilse Sud
Jacob Rerben Eline
Hattie
B. & O.R. R. Company
Tanaty
W. W. Warner Et al
B. & O R. R Company
John H. Danner
B. & O. BR. B. Company
Conny
John A. Mayhogh
B.& CO
Mattia W Honze
Mary
John H. Mayhugh
B.& O.R RB
John
Garey and Wife
B. & O. B. H. Company
Samuel K. Harried
Grafton A. Harrison
John J. Moleaworth
James M.keefer
John G. Motter
Trustas
Margaret OG. Grumbaugh
William J. Nuze
Baltimors and
Ohio R. R. Company
Ferr
Ells Msayhugh
Baltimore and Ohio
R. R. Damgsay
James W. Cordon
Martha Pardam
Janes W. Cordon
Martha A. Bartgis
Martha A. Link
James Gibbons
Baltimore
Edward
Flag Day Observance at Olivet Cemetery Program
Arrangements for a Flag Day ceremony at Olivet cemetery tomorrow evening include unfurling a fish flag by the Key Monument Association. Washington Camp No. 17 and the Independent Order of Bards will lead a march to the monument for invocation singing prayer and a speech by Ben Wu Jatt of Baltimore followed by a salute from Company A MNG and a benediction.
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Mr. Olivet
Key Monument Association
Washington Camp
No. 17
P.D
Belect Bard
Sud Parads
America
Ben. Wu. Jatt
Baltimore
Company A
M.N.G
Inging
Star Sprogled Banner
In the Law's Grip Held for Grand Jury
Charles Thomaz a colored man jailed three weeks on breaking into Mrs Nannie Cronenburg house near New Market appeared before Judge John O Motter on a writ of habeas corpus. Bail set at 300 dollars and he was unable to post it and remanded to jail to await grand jury action
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Thomaz
Nannie Cronenburg
New Market
John O.motter
Automobile Tanning Party Praises Hotel Braddock Visit
A party from Newark New Jersey led by Dr J R English and spouses arrived at Hotel Braddock by car after a long journey praising the hotel and its surroundings. They planned to return via Frederick and stay again Thursday night awaiting a newcomer named FUmpiucus capper.
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J. R. English
Jos. Wood Sud
J. W. Mason
F. Perry
G.O. Milter
Wits
W. Drake
Newark
N.J
Hotel Braddock Foo
Braddock
Hotel Braddock
Washington
Frederick
Local Market Prices May 1 1920 Corn Wheat and Oats
Enc Local Market reports buying quotes from Tyson and Nicodemaa for today. Corn per barrel 200 dollars shelled 52 cents per bushel. Wheat No 2 red 40 dollars No 3 soc 40 cents per bushel. Tejedad and Gate prices listed. Damaged goods 650 per bushel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enc Local Mart
Tyson & Nicodemaa
Guots- Micus
Stesmez
Tejedad
Tia
Marriage License Report for Smith Brongie Pair
Alfcange was issued in Washington D C yesterday for the marriage of William O Smith of Brentwood Maryland and Nannie L Brongie of Fraderlak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D.C
William O. Smith
Brentwood, Md
Nannie L Brongie
Fraderlak
Gentry Bros and Namba Family High Demand Circus Act
Gentry Bros and the Namba family staged a crowded show with delayed start as extra seats were added. The acts featured clever dogs and trained ponies with balanced tumbling and other feats drawing strong applause and laughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gentry Bros
Shox
Igentry Bros
Ofrecshads
Itz
Doga
Namba
Gars Az
Worker 20 Foot Fall Injures Gilpert on Doubs Farm
Gilpert fell from a ladder while helping with painting at Mr. Otho Thomas's farm near Doubs. The ladder broke and he dropped about 20 feet. He was taken to his home on East All Saints Street. Dr. J. O. Hendrix attended him. He suffered severe bruising but likely no broken bones and was resting well the next morning.
Estate Inventory and Court Orders on Property Sales
Inventory of personnel property filed in the estate of Lydia A. Lidle by executor Mar shell A Gaugh with a court order to sell. Court order granting Emma F. Elgin administratrix authority to convey real estate. First a cronet of Earah E Smith and James W. Robinson executors of Mor ria Smith, deceased, stated and Passed by comic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orphass’ Colet
P.O. Oscar Seiss
Clayton O. Reedy
John O. Engelbrecht
C. C. Carty
Charles W. H. Keefer
Anne Elizabeth Thomas
Lydia A. Lidle
Marshell A Gaugh
Emma F. Elgin
William F. Elgin
Earah E Smith
James W. Robinson
Morria Smith
Dr Lavin Collier of Salisbury Dies
News items report the death of Dr Lavin D Collier of Salisbury. Other notes cover Jacob Tome Testitu... and local ceremonies. Governor Warfield awarded diplomas at Allegany High School in Cumberland. Uniontown and Wheeling Short Line rail contracts near.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hern
Lavin D. Collier
Salisbury
Jacob Tome
Governor Warfield
Cumberland
Allegany High School
Uniontown
Wheeling
Western
Maryland
William Lee
Sling
Robert Barnes
Miss Powell
Somerast County
Eastylife
Welter L. Williams
O.5
Newark
Annapolis
Aston Goodman
Benefit at Kemp Hall for Emergency Hospital June 14 1906
Local notice announces a Thursday evening benefit at Kemp Hall to aid the Junior Auxiliary to the Emergency Hospital. Admission for adults is 25 cents and 15 cents for children. The event features caramels and candy, a sale by Freerics Co, and displays of new tongue puppets for mowers and binders by Farmers Save Your Horace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kemp Hall
Horace
Ats
Freerrics Co
Farues’ Exchaygs
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Sreef
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West Patrick Street
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South Market Street
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Bronswick
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Lovetteville, Va
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Ijamsville
Roy H.rameburg
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