Personal notes from Baltimore and Hagerstown connections
Purely personal items list relatives and friends visiting or staying in Baltimore and Hagerstown. Mentions include Roth Divere, Rhadel family, John Edw Schell Jr, Motfe Brossind Co, Soltis Market, Myrtle Himes, Clarence Herwig, Edward Cook, Mrs Cook, Dennis M Daniels, Tom Haller, Ell Nicodenns, Robert Gelser, Carll Mitkson, Luther Kyul man, Amily Jolson, Molen Grier, St James College, and travels between Buckystown Philadelphia London and Mexico with various family and college connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mies Roth
Thaltimore
Mra
Ph Radel
Baltimore
John Edw. Schell, Jr
Pyaltion
Mot Fe Brossind Co
George.sminers
Soltis
Atreat
Hagerstown
Myrtle ‘Himes
Seventh Street
Clarence Herwhg
Poxtties
Mothas
Buck Uystown
Philadelphia
Robert Gelser
Premmenta
Carll Mitékson
Wien
Nis
West
Serema Trtyootlys
Soares
Soares Misses’ Frances and Margaret Rohrback
St. Joseph's, College
Mt. St. «Mary's
de Luther Kyul
Holborn
London
Germany
Amily Jolson
Mise Molen "Grier
Dean
Mra. Campbell
St. James. College
Ert Hagerstow
asCharles
Funeral Services for Maria Tyler Belt Held in Mt Olivet
Funeral services for Maria Tyler Belt, who died in Omaha Nebraska, were conducted at Mt Olivet Cemetery in the morning. Rev George Thomas of Adamstown presided, and interment followed. The report preserves the funeral details and location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maria ‘Tyler Belt
Omaha
Neb
Mt. Olivet. Cemetery
Hia
Norning
Irregularities Alleged in City Vote and Legal Challenge
Report on a disputed city election where tally sheets misrecorded straight-ticket votes led to subpoenas for clerks. Lawyers for Mr Heck contest tallies as judges’ totals diverge and seek an injunction to halt additions before mandamus case before Judge Urner in Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yee Miche
Miran
Heck
City Register
Capvasy Yeaterda
Avelnberg
S. Harp
Charles V. Lass
Brands' Smith, Chateaa
Democrat
Harry
Chapline
George Edward
Alder
Canvaxd
Daily Clerkx
Humber Anid
Corrett
Nde
Levy
Chittrand
Francis Smith
Inw
Harp
Weinberg
Menars
Marp
Welnberg
Board of Election
Waltlig
Urner
Boechil Seston
Nockvale
Mils Welah Ta
Board of” Supervisors
McCaffrey
Cient
Frederick St
Man Demusi
Bina
Cavalry Movement Through Frederick Next Week
The Fifteenth United States Cavalry plans a three troupe mounted band and two batteries of field artillery to march through Frederick next week. Units will travel 10 miles daily, arriving at Gettysburg by mid month for further staging and instruction with Pennsylvanians en route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theaton
United States Cavalry
Fredvelek
Frederick
Gettrehig
Bay
Tiezmonth
cGulthernbithy
Phurmont
Agrer
Wil Hare Forther
Pennsylvas Hla
Road bid notice outlines multiple construction sections
The State announces bids for road construction with sections from Jefferson to Athunite Avenue and from Athunite Avenue to Tee Street, including connections toward Grove. It specifies routes near Midol and Pucker, detailing lengths and limits for the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cammieslow An
Midol
Niles
Fréderick
Jefferson
Hirford
Athunite Avenue
Tey Grove
Cundvidind
Phy Grove
Quakerites Heard From on Frederick Visit and State Laws
A North America correspondent reports Quaker excursionists praised Frederick during a city visit amid Mayor Smith's three-term progress. Uniform State Laws officials gather in Chattanooga. Maryland joins four public acts on warehouse receipts bills of lading and related transfers. Thurmont confectionery store robbed. suspect George Poote TM arrested with revolver, held on $106 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Eaxpeelin
Frederick
Corres
Sulth
Pheyer
Smith
Chattanooga
Tenn
Maryland
Crothers
George Whitelock
Baltimore
Jacob Rohrback
Lewin W. Wickes
Chestertown
Annapolis
Messrs. Firor
Bros
Thurmont
George
Poote ™ Ua
Everest Weddle
Benjamin M. Jones
Children Day Observed at Fair View Church
Children Day will be observed at Fair View church McKalg Sunday June 19 at 2 pm. Faities of Evangelical Reformed church will host a reception for Rev and Mrs Henri L Kiesffer in the church parlor Monday evening June 20 from 8 to 10 o'clock. All members and friends invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fair View Church
McKalg
Evangelicsl Reformed Church
Henri L. G
Kieffer
Curious Egg Display At Local Store Sparks Interest
Clarence V. Main, a shopkeeper on West All Saints Street, showcases a unique egg with a shell raised at the tip. The unusual specimen attracts curiosity among customers as they inspect the egg’s odd shape and presentation in the store display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence V. Main
Weat- All Sainta Street
Running Contest Triumph at Rt. James School
Mr Mone Johnson son of Dr Wil lite Crawford Johnson of this city won a running race at Rt. James School near Hegerstown and received a silver cup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mone Johnson
Willite Crawford ‘Johnson
Thia City
Rt. James School
Hegerstown
Sen
City Board Delays Franchise Vote And Hints At Deals
The city council considered a franchise for Batguinda & Son and for Frederict Raltond Company to lay tracks on East Street but deferred action until Saturday night. The meeting saw thanks extended to aldermen and supporters, with remarks on city harmony and compensation due to Gambrill Jr. for three years of service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AL Naeth
Batguinda & Son
Westinghouse
Churab
Kehrd
Fraley
Wiener
Frederict
Fifth Strett
Seventh Street
James H.gundrill
Court Isles
Fragmentary Phi lidi Dated Tyre Officers Notice
Fragmented OCR text lists officers and names with many garbled words. It references a notice about rates, deposits, and facilities offered by a bank or institution, but specifics are unreadable. The readable items include names like Baker and Duv, and mentions percentages and deposits in a vague context.
Bargain Sale Advertises Vests and Laces
A lively sale notice promotes affordable garments and fabrics. Readers are invited to buy items including vests, German laces, and wide flouncing at low prices with discounts on third of the purchase. The display calls for quick action on today’s sale items.
Meeting to extend Frederick Railroad tracks to Seventy Street
A meeting of the Mayor and Aldermen is set for Saturday at 7 30 PM to act on an ordinance extending the Frederick Railroad from Fifth Street to Seventy Street by order of the Board of Aldermen. Also notices of social events at Braddock Heights and Yellow Springs are listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Railroad
Fifth Street
Seventy Street
Board of Aldermen
Oxo
Bow
Suith
Mountain Soiree Under Miss Ritchie's School Auspices
A Mountain subscription event under Miss Ritchie’s school auspices was postponed due to a storm. A 7 30 departure from Square Corner was planned for a mountain trip with no cards issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mountain
Unique Window Display and Map Guided Trip Across Regions
A fragmented notice describes a travel display titled Unique Window Display and Knottis MrT IG sugent for the BOM. It mentions a 3 day trip through Quebec Carindo and the U S Mexico route with a large map feature and day by day progress shown by ribbons. It cites Mr Grove as the source and notes a June 1 posting. Braddock Heights service lists 7:16 p.m. and band concert at 8 p.m. with cars departing every half hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dlaplay, Benanit
Knottis Mrt
Sugent
Hedy
Mundera
Quebec
Carindo
Sheik
Braddock ‘Heights
Jeave
Also Mentioned on This Page
THE
Daily News
Booker Hil
Rephle
Robert
Dale
Rou
Aled
John Stephen Cabot
Abbott
Feibba
Maximo’ Gomez
Wel
Mosre
Dierelid HS
Braddock Heights
Fred. R.R. Co
GoCartsite
Etchison
M.jl
Hotel Braddock Notice
Smith Pen-Mar
R.R. Co
Athletic Park
Baseball
Henry
George Cigars
I.en
Hargett & Co
Men's Congress Sitves O.u
Moser
Far
Mech
Nat
Bennett's Clothes
Roseour
Sony
John Thompson
Mesa
J. W. Summers
Fiehing -Yeateriany
Winn Fraley
George Shipley
BS Showman
Mandamus
6Th
U.S. Cavalry
Fred
Pelek
Gettysburg
Praina Frederick
News. OF the Churches
Atock
Adventore
Goldsborough
N.C
Rizzett, Broa
Board— and Co
Opera House
Opera
Acta
Rhitem
Jeatonay
H. J. Bonner
Marion
Ohio
Migs
Katherings
ikci _McKinsey
Folger ‘McKinsey
Annapolis High School
Pen-Mar
Montavy
Ram Brown
Third Street
Ban
Citizens’ National Bank
Frederick,md
Capital
Nye
I. PD
Gio Wa
Sater
Jonas
Tasteuvan
Danixt ‘Baker
Ws. G. Daueg
Cub Canter
AD. CG
Erravviay' Tuvan
Nnk Increa
Interat
John D. Hendrickson
Navy Callao -Ict
Price
Banda
John
D. Hendrick Bom
Neidio. &. Milner
N Bible
Lex
Union Sulta
Ladien Union
Neidig' & Miller
Williamson
Conklin
Williamson's
Rick
Rpuouase
Rige
Fredort
Mattes
Gro
RAMEN
BONY
Ansuilancs
Cde
Wit Bulisingy
Newt Buckeystown
Isd-Ucre
Cramek & Stade Fan
Hawg En Mask
Syaur
Omare
Lekstati
Lana
Mossy
Act Fats Heat
Eek Pals
Pitebs
Xoung & Healey
Wurelub
Hinsierw
Exciinon
M. le
Etebicon Furniture
Btore, Pinkicors Man
F . “Brown
Bassa
Sunda
Eile Eaves Lr
Tanitti'y Eeots
Pratick Railroad Company
Braddock
Atos Payrea
Etebicon Furniture Store
Yellow
Springs
Phil
Ehastle
Yellow Springs
Pight
Pha
Moller
Matthew's Reformed
Girece
Elizabeth NeDensels Teacer
Fy Seppineas, Jr
Sliver
Connell
Apna Gee Manor
Besddall
Shiadall
Balittey
Dune
Age Frederick
Victor
Frederick County Fasmer
Bontabel Hovel
East Patrick
Eure
Mit
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