Local Building Boom Expands City With New Homes
Dr. George T. Moors begins two new houses on East Sixth street while Jacob Row builds two frame homes on East Third. Several properties receive renovations from Henton Knodle Shirley and others. A new porch, brick two story house, and ornamental improvements dot East and West streets as Kreh Brothers plan four brick front houses on West South Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George T. Moors
East Sixth Street
Wnoen
Braddock
East Third Street
Jacob Row
Henton Knodle
South Market Street
Howard Shirley
Bonth Market
West Third Street
Moses Kisher
George H. Wienar
Court Treat
Charles 4. Welty
Wertheimer
East Church Street
Thomas Stall
Dil Avenue
B. J. Hudson
North Market Street
Lillian R. Anders
Frazier
Patrick Street
C. F. Goodell
Bentz Street
L. Victor Baughman
August Meier
S. Elmer Brown
Bslog
West South Strees
Messrs
Kreh
Divorce Granted After Alimony Award in Frederick County
In Frederick County Equity Court a divorce was awarded to Mary A. Harwood from her husband William Thomas Harwood. The decree grants her $30 monthly alimony and dismisses the husband’s bill for a divorce on abandonment grounds. The wife’s cross bill cited threats with a pistol and a razor, prompting her fear and departure for safety. Evidence showed repeated threats and weapon displays, with the court finding her escape justified. Costs taxed to the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Thomas Harwood
Cirontt Court
Frederick County
Mary A. Harwood
Acourt
Harwood
Thomas N. Harwood
Thia City
Carrellton Manor
McKendres N. Harwood
West Virginia
Baltimore
E&ll
Moesars
Joseph W. Gaver
Frank L. Stoner
Glenn H. Worthington
Hiarwood
Court of Equity
Market Notes On A Plentiful Morning Produce Sale
Fruit was plentiful on the market this morning. Strawberries sold from 4 to 10 cents per box. Raspberries red and black ranged 10 to 22 cents. Early peaches scarce but improving with season. Canteloupes watermelons bananas and pineapples listed as arriving. Vegetables show few dashers but enough to stock tables. Jane lilies bloom and were offered in bouquets.
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Vegetariis
Children Day Services and Church Events Across Town
Harmony Grove Union chapel holds Children's Day service at 8 30 p m on June 8 with a school produced program. The Bethel Church event postponed by weather will now be held Sunday evening June 18 at 7 15. Mayor Smith warns enforcement of license ordinances with arrests for delinquents and prompt payments. A dance at Klein's Hall Adamstown featured Frederick Select Orchestra with late refreshments.
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Harmony Grove Union Chapel
Bethel Ohurch
J. A. Asper
Smith
Klein's
Adamatown
Buat Place
de Victnlby
Frederick
Flag Day Exercises at Mé Olivet Cemetery Observed
The Key Monument Association held Flag Day ceremonies at Mé Olivet cemetery with a large crowd. High School Cadets escorted the group, Frederick Chapter D A R and others attended. Major E Goldaborough led the event with hymns, an invocation, an oration by H Dorney Etoh Lon, a flag unfurling, salute, and benediction.
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Key Monument Association
Olivet
Frederick
E. ¥. Goldaborough
Key
Lacy Eisenhawer
Rose Birely
Association
Caborna Togle
Folger McKinney
Gov. Edw. Smith
Eisenhawer
Birely
H. Dorney Etohlon
Brengle Bond Case Defense Concludes Testimony
Defense testimony in the Brengle bond case has concluded. Rebuttal testimony begins tomorrow and is expected to finish Saturday. The record so far comprises 908 typewritten pages.
Pythian Memorial Meeting at Mountain City Lodge
A memorial service will be held by Mountain City Lodge No. 29 Knights of Pythias on Sunday at 3 o'clock in Castle Hall Ma sonto Temple. After services, members will march to Mt Olivet Cemetery to strewn flowers on graves of deceased members.
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Pythian Memorial Meeting
Mountain City Lodge
Knights of Pythiss
Masonto Temple
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
Reformed Sanday School Reunion Plans Discussed
Executive committee of the Frederick County Reformed Sanday School Association meets at Mr A O MacCardall s home to arrange a reunion of the county s Reformed Sunday schools at Braddock Heights on Thursday July 27.
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Reformed Sanday
Frederick County
Reformed Sanday School Association
A. O. MacCardall
Braddock Heights
Local Mart Market Prices and Quotas for Today
Mr G Waring Tyson reports market quotas for corn and wheat at Local Mart. Corn per barrel 3.50 shelled 0.50 per bushel. Wheat No 2 red 92 No 3 red 889 sisamer 40 per bushel rejected 700 per bushel damaged 605 per bushel. Gare 0.40 per bushel.
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G. Waring
Tyson
Stone
Baying
Gare
Personal Notes From Frederick Social Roundup
Local column lists residents and visitors in Frederick including Mr J F RK Heagy Middletown and Mrs Frank Knipple visiting Hoanoks Va. Weddings and travel details cross paths with illnesses, with Col Gilbert Gill Jr and others noted. Several names appear tied to Baltimore Washington and Gettysburg, plus updates on health and relocations.
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J. F. RK. Heagy
J. H. Lutz
Middletown
Alban M. Wood
Baltimore
Leslie Cramer
Washington
Gerson Rossnour
Charlen S. Hahn
Bride
Frank 8. Swoon
East South Street
York
Frank Knipple
East Oburoh Street
Hoanoks
David Marts
Woodeboro
Uae
Harry E. Wilcoxan
Qolambus
Ohio
Thompson
Branawick
Mise Zellers
Ida Winters
Marry Rowe
Haat
Fooshastrees
Chas. T. K. Young
Gettysburg
Mies Marie Yeakle
Weat Third Street
Miss Bounest
Hagerstown
Mra Wo. Simmons
North Market Street
Waynesboro
Ghas. Koontz
Q. Will. Fout
Booth Market Atreet
Local nuptials fill weekend church pews
Hymeneal notes record Rev Richard N Edwards pastor of Doubs M E Church uniting Elsie Elizabeth Bailey of Darlington Harford county in marriage at Darlington M E church. John R B Edwards of Gafonaville M E church officiated. Poole Eppley matched in Union Bridge at City Hotel parlors by Rev Charles Steck. Snyder Hahn pair wed quietly at Evangelical Lutheran parsonage last night.
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Llewellyn S. Poole
Mias Aura R. Eppley
Union Bridge
Chas. ¥. Steck
Evangelical Iutheran Church
Snyder—Hahn
Clifford O. Snyder
N.O.R.R
Mies Lena Hahn
Wm. Hahn
Bant Street
Evangelical Lutheran
Ohurch
Western Maryland College Commencement Honors Distinguish Graduates
The Western Maryland College in Westminster awarded bachelor of arts and master of arts degrees to twenty four and fifteen graduates respectively. Governor Warfield spoke praising the college. Notables include Owen Jones Neighbours and J Hoot Hendrickson who earned multiple medals. Mt St Marys College at Emmitsburg conferred arts degrees. Cardinal Gibbons presided and Governor Warfield gave the address. Honorary degrees were also announced for several scholars. St Johns College Annapolis planned future honorary degrees including a likely Doctor of Java for Rear Admiral Willard H. Brownson and Dr J O Hemmeter with the address by Dr Hemmeter. The top scholar was O A McBride of Middletown. A W Harrie of Golyndon earned second honors.
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Western Maryland College
Westminster
Warfield
Owen Jones
Buckeystown
J. Hoot Hendrickson
John D. Handrickson
George Frank Thomas
Adamstown
Oarris H. Thomas
Philomathean Society
Browning Society
Mt. St. Mary’ College
Mt. St. Mary's College
Emmitsburg
So'alook
Cardinal Gibbone
Edwin Warfield
Martin FP. Corrigan
Hazleton
B. J. Botkenrode
Thurmont
T. B. Hokenrode
Lancaster
William J. Gibson
Scranton
Hermac B. Gies
Easton
James A. T. Gribbon
Trenton
N. J
Patrick A. Larkins
Philadelphia
John A. Harria
New York
Bernard G. Hilleo
Brooklyn
Edward B. Jordac
Dunmore
E.B. Kennedy
Goutaville
Wil Nam FW. Lavin
James F. L. McKeever
Pittsburg
Joseph A. McNulty
Hepbottom
Leo P. Milligan
Hantaville
Ala
George L. Rice
McSherrystown
Mark E. Stook
Gattynburg
Richard M. Reilly
Charles O. Swisher
Washington, D
John T. Butler
Troy
James F. Cassidy
Lowell, Maya
John VY. McCann
Roger 4. O'Donnell
A. B
Lanaford
Da's College
Board of Governors and Visitors
St. John’s College
Annapolis
Willard H. Brownson
Naval Academy
J. O. Hemmeter
University of Maryland
Baltimore
Hemmeter
O. A. McBride
Middletown
This County
A. W. Harrie
Golyndon
Baltimore County
Maryland and regional news from state institutions and society
Dr Ira Remsen addressed Maryland Agricultural College graduates while Prof William B Cranes resigned as Caroline County Public Schools supervisor. Mrs C Allen Tyler died in Cambridge from burns while using coal oil. The Commercial and Farmer’s National Bank of Baltimore increased capital stock from 300000 to 500000. Daniel R Randall bought the Anne Arundel Keamner, the only Republican paper in Anne Arundel County. Oyster harvest campaign planned on the Eastern Shore in Queen Annes County. Rev Dr A Mowbray presiding elder wed Miss L Taabelle Will in Washington D C. The O U A M State Council adjourned in Baltimore with reports by Charles A Landis. Local councils and delegates attended the National Council. An upcoming ball game featured Frederick vs Hranawick at Athletic Park. Local team lineup listed. The tenth annual Male High School Alumni banquet set for June 32 at City Hotel with officers to be elected.
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Ira Remsen
Maryland Agricultural College
William 8. Crones
Caroline County
C. Allen Tyler
Cambridge
Commercial and Farmer’s Nasional Bank of Baltimore
Daniel R. Randall
Anne Arundel Keamner
Aunspollr
Anna Arundel County
Bank Statement and Horse Purchase Report
A 1905 banking transcript shows balances and transfers including 21228 1h Due to other National Banks and 13,000 81 Due to State Banks. It records a certified cashier swear by WM G Zimmerman and mentions progress by the United Fire Company committee in securing horses with several pairs submitted for approval.
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Siabilvines
Gavia Ap
Idea
Prota
Leva
John CG. Motthr
D. Bw. Refauver
Thomas H. Baller
United Fire Company
Local Merchants and Notices Parade Through Frederick
Local advertising lists sea food sellers and shops with sales on shirts and sewing machines. City notices warn of licenses enforcement and arrests for delinquents. Travel special offers from Frederick to Washington and Baltimore describe a 4.45 a.m. Sunday train and Mountain assembly plans.
Bargain Textile Sale Promises Low Prices At Store
WEIDIG & MILLER advertise a June sale featuring un finished ginghams linen and cambric fabrics at low prices. The ad touts lace and embroidered allovers, silk looking hosiery, and popular excursions by Baltimore & Ohio Kellr.
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Madras
Baltimore & Ohio
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Frederick, Md
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Maddawt
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Foster
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R. H. KK
Peterman
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Conault
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Turi
Hare
Market
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Mzdtf
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