Pleasant Paragraphs of Frederick Friends at Home and Abroad
Personal and social notes from Frederick detailing visits, travel, and gatherings of local residents. Mrs A A Modeliff returns from Westminster. Mrs G William Fisher visits Frederick. Thomas G Buckey and Clarence Dillon travel to Washington. Nt MeO Shook visits Frederick on business. Mabel Kintzing visits Hanover. Helen Klemm hosts in North Market. D C Gileon travels to Hanover for several days. Paul Holtz vacationing with Harry Shaw in South Market. Prof George A Everhart travels to Taneytown and Hanover. Mr Ernest Helfenstein returns from Episcopal High School Alexandria. Clarence L Marsh enjoys vacation at home while attending Peddie Institute. James B McLean returns from Douglassville after visiting Rev W L McLean. Weagley Keller attends grandmother’s funeral in Buckeystown. Hubert Bowers returns home from St John’s College. Mrs Martin Lo Hodge and child visit Carlisle relatives. Christian J Bekstein and family return from York. G Fried, Ordeman and Edward S Delaplain return home after Washington and Lee graduation. Mrs J Ridgley Sheridan arrives from Fairmont for grandmother’s funeral. Paul Graft Jr and bride from Roanoke spend days with Buckeystown parents. The couple depart for their wedding. Clyde Burgee hosts Western Maryland College guest Am os Burgee. Paul Phillips of Salisbury visits Frederick.
Residence repainted by force of hands under Blarry Ilerbert
Mrs. Theodore Brookey's residence on East Patneek street is being repainted by a crew led by Blarry Ilerbert. Mr and Mrs. Jesse Andersen traveled locally to fish on the Monocacy and brought back four bass and an eel, including a 2 34 pound bass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Brookey
East Patneek Street
Ilerbert
Jesse Andersen
Hopkins Graduate Richard Kieffer Completes Honors
Richard Fulton Kieffer of Hagerstown, youngest son of Rev Dr and Mrs J Sheffer, graduates with honors from Johns Hopkins University. He is among thirty in the graduating class recognized as honor men at the annual commencement in Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johns Hopkins
Richard Fulton Kieffer
J. §. Sheffer
Hagerstown
Johns Hopkins University
Baltimore
Kieffer
Birthday surprises mark Mary Mullinix Lewisdale gathering
In Lewisdale on Tuesday last Mrs Mary Mullinix celebrated her birthday with children and grandchildren at her home. A dinner and refreshments followed the gathering, with many relatives present. Also mentioned is a separate birthday tribute to Mrs Ingie at 18 East South Street with a large group, music, and a decorated dining table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Mullinix
Lewisdale
Dinger
Mary Broadhurst
Oscar Mullican
Willian Gimes
Julia Mullinix
Pearl
Rosie Watkins
Linda
Ruby Broadhurst
Mabel
Emma
Clodie Mullinix
Mary Mullican
Eugene Mullinix
Steling
Mwell Mullinix
Carl
Hubert Mullican
Ingie
South Street
Engie
Peter
Engle
W. Waltz
Wm. Ingle
Edith
Evelyn
Emerson
A. Waltz
I. O Waltz
Baltimore
Progress on Woodsboro Lutheran Church Foundations
Contractor Roy W Poole states concrete foundation work for the Woodsboro Lutheran church is advancing rapidly. He notes that the stone work should be finished within a day or two as frames for the structure have been sent out and construction supervision continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodsboro
Roy W. Poole
William and McAdoo Ready to Issue Emergency Currency
Treasury officials announced plan to issue millions in emergency currency as the nation faces financial strain. Secretary William Gibbs McAdoo indicated safeguards would prevent inflation while ensuring liquidity for critical wartime needs. The move aims to stabilize markets and support government spending during the crisis.
Court Notices and Marital Licenses in Local Record
Business in the courts and marriage license entries list Cocu p and John T Holt transferring property to Cornelius twice for 300 dollars. Marriage licenses include Otho F Thompson 36 widower of Monrovia and Olive Lola Bond 34 widow of Brungwiel, Charles Tinney 24 Thorntont and May Lilly 26 Walkersville, Harry W Fisher 19 and Niece S Hammond 17 Mt Pleasant both colored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cocu
John T Holt
Cornelius
Otho F Thompson
Monrovia
Olive Lola Bond
Brungwiel
Charles Tinney
Thorntont
May Lilly
Walkersville
Harry William Fisher
Neitie S Hammond
Mt. Pleasant
Mr Gaver Graduates From Wittenberg College
Mr. B. Stanley Gaver of Springfield Ohio formerly of Middletown graduated last week from Wittenberg College Springfield. He completed a course in mechanical engineering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Stanley Gaver
Springfield, O
Middletown
Wittenburg College
Springfield
Gaver
Victory For Episcopal Team In Sunday School Baseball
The Episcopal team defeated the Mocubl Leaders 9 to 2 in a top league game last evening. It was a standout contest with improving play promising more solid baseball this season. Shaver struck out. Abumerman led with key hits as the pitchers held the Leaders to a modest total. Umpire Haned. Tonight the Builders Hibble Nos will face the Lutheran Sunday School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epiecopal
Mobl
Hoth Tophicopal
Pwo
Shaver
Oqideman
Abuimerman
Abumerman
Suiulay Ceel
Piedetek Athletic Club to face C. P Baseball Saturday
The Piedetek Athletic Club plans a Saturday afternoon game against strong C. P Baseball at 2:30 on the high school diamond. The Maryland School for the Deaf beat FLAC 8 to 10 last Saturday, with an anticipated lig game ahead. Expected lineup includes Wiles, Merant, Ford, Creenwalt, Lamm, Mailin, Treynolda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A. CG
Piedetek Athletic Club
Fea
Alaryland School To
FLAC
FLA
Wiles
Mreant
Ford
Creenwalt
Ety Lamm
Pt Mailin
Treynolda
Defant For "Girls" as Brunswick Boys Win Narrowly
The Bloomer Girls lost to Brunswick county boys by 3 to 2 in a late ninth inning rally. Brunswick pitcher Butler worked the full game allowing few hits as the winning run came with two outs in the ninth on a two bagger that scored Orrisen Lonte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomer Girls
Fredavick County
Brunswick Fenan
Felt
Orrisen Lonte
Butler
Brunswick
Morgan Wins Contest In Nine Inning Rally
Ray Morgan, former Frederick player, hit a long ninth inning drive to score and put Washington ahead 5 4 against Chicago. Moeller started the inning with a grounder to short and moved to second on Weaver’s error. Morgan then reached the scoreboard to seal the uphill win. Washington climbs to third place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan
Ray Morgan
Frederick
Baseball scores and today’s schedule summary
End of day standings note several games with scattered scores. Newark defeated Providence 4 to 2 while Toronto beat Dustalp 7 to 3. Monttval and Wechieater show uncertain results amid weathered line items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haltibova
Jetany City
Providence
Newark
Toronto
Monttval
Hulfala
Tersey
Baltimore
Providencis
Recheater
Baseball Standings Show Tight AL Race Across League
In early season action the American League results show Athletics at Philadelphia and Washington stations with mixed scores. New York tops Boston while Chicago edges St Louis as teams begin early season push toward standings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American League
Vphiladelphia — Athletics
Louis
Unteries
Plank
Lapp
Melheubere
Rhinding
Carpe
G'Netl
Washington Washington
Chiccago
Hatenes- Groumadims
Ob Totte
Scut
Se Balla
Rew Wasks
New York
de Uiatt
Untteries
Behulte
Gossette
Lake
Rendean
Borton
Olstun
St Lola, & Batterley
Cariigans
Lume Hutdner
AgEw
Wol
Clevelid
Thetrali
Wastin
Chicago
York
Baseball standings and scores from National League games
In St Louis Philadelphia won 7 to 4, with Alexander and others credited in the batting. Cincinnati beat the Chicago team while Pittsburgh and New York also posted six six. Umpires listed include Ather Trucker and Mile, with standings showing Philadelphia and New York leading. Brooklyn and Chicago trails reflected in the tabulated scores and tallies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Philadelphia
St Louis
Battertes—Alexander
Ihter
Steele
Burke
Whigo
Roberts
Cincinnati
Koeun
Cin Donati
Matteries
Thdtalph
Whiling
Barlden
Suggs
Glavk
Chisuwo
Chicago
Brookin
Dattertes
Ather
Trucker
Ktelier
Mile
Pittsburgh
New York
Civil Service Nomination and Local Scores from June 13
In Washington on June 13 President Wilson designated John A. McIhenny as president of the Civil Service Commission. Meanwhile a sequence of basketball scores shows TriState League results with Allentown versus Atlantic City and other city matchups, including Harrisburg and Wilmington games, with noted point tallies and team abbreviations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tristate League
Allentown
Atlantic City
Vatteries
Scott
Moma
Ritter
Phiskonr
Ale
Ntown
Uuip
Boolztes
Katz
York-Tranton
Yorks
Bate Tébing
Moger
Kopmant Strieker
Kuntts i
Harrisburge
Herrisburg
Civil Service Board
Washington
John A. Mc Ihenny
Wilson
Civil Service Commission
Bomb canister explodes in street near Liverpool
A canister exploded in the street near Liverpool causing panic. Eyewitnesses report shouts and a loud bang as people fled from a shop window near the crossing of the suspension bridge over the ship canal. Authorities suspect contents include potash and related chemicals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
Runcorn
Also Mentioned on This Page
Frederick and Vicinity
A. A. Modeliff
Westminster
G. William Fisher
Messrs
Thomas G. Buckey
Clarence Dillon
al. Nt
Meo Shook
Washington, DC
Mabel’ Kintzing
Hanover, Pa
Helen Klemm
North Market Street
D.C. Gileon
East Church Street
Hanover
Paul Holtz
Western Maryland College
Harry
Shaw
South
Manchester
Carroll County
George A. Everhart
Taneytown
Tranover
Ernest Helfenstein
Episcopal High School
Alexandria
Clarence L Marsh
Peddie Institute
Hightstown
This
James B. McLean
Douglassville, Pa
Rev
W. L. McLean
East Third Street
Mr . Weagley Keller
Harpers Ferry, W. Va
Buckeystown
Mrs. Blessing
Hubert Bowers
St. Johus's College
Annapolis
Martin Lo Hodge
Ehihl
Eral Avenue
Carlisle
Christian J. Bekstein
West Patrick Steel
William Af. Railing
Messrs. G. Fried
Ordeman and
Erward
J. Ridgley Sheridan
Fairmont
W. Va
C. B. Keller
Nes. Vallietta
Paul Graft, Jr
Bride
Roanoke
J. P. Graft
Duckeystown
Clyde Burgee
Westtinster
Amos Burgee
Fredenck
Paul Phillips
Salisbury
Phillips
Western Maryland
William & M’adoo
Emer
Antertean Press Association
A& Day
Office of the
Circuit and Orphans’ Courts
Mr. Gaver
Joreoy Ulevdih
Lorene
Philada
N York
Ae Tait
Oriss Louis Sraibgsion
Piess
Baltimore & Onto Railroad
Atlantic
Denver
Colo
Gettysburg
Los Angeles
Cal
Minneapolis
Baltimore & Ohio
G. L. Baking Company
Breac
Frederick, Md
Brehive
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