Old Board List Session Tonight in Frederick
The outgoing Frederick city administration reviews three years in office as officials adjourn to conclude business before new leaders take over. Water receipts for the year total 25 727.62, a prominent rise, with a salary increase for the waterworks superintendent and a bond issue planned to repay advances for the pipeline. The May or and aldermen commend staff and reporters, and discuss a parade site for a Red Men carnival and watershed land purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City
John J. Biser
Water Department
Fraley
John W. Neighbors
Tuscarora
Spout Springs
Frederick
Culler
Abbott
Phobus
Alderman Grove
Shoemaker
Dr H M Shipley Still Hospitalized in Baltimore
Dr Harry M Shipley of Woodstock is confined to Mercy Hospital Baltimore with kidney trouble. An X ray was advised to determine if surgery is needed. Despite some improvement since admission a week ago progress remains slower than hoped. An old advertisement promotes Sean's Liniment for muscle soreness stiffness and aches from travel and injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. M. Shipley
Harry M. Shipley
Woodstock
Mercy Hospital
Baltimore
Shipley
Red Men Celebration to Feature Large Carnival In Frederick
A major variety of entertainment is planned for the Red Men celebration week in Frederick in July. Myerhoff attractions will bring one of the largest carnival companies to town, with advance agent Harry Bentum arranging the setup. A Queen will be elected by popular vote and a Boy Scouts troop winning the most guesses toward the auto prize will receive a free camping trip valued at 150 dollars for 35 boys. The guessing contest offers a touring car, a diamond ring, a bracelet, and a lavallier as prizes. Contest entries begin June 26 and run to July 8, with daily standings posted. The crowning occurs July 8 on carnival grounds. The automobile is exhibited at Davis Carriage Factory, the ring at C R Landis jewelers, and the bracelet, watch, and lavallier at C M Malone. Local social notes follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myerhoff
Frederick
Harry Bentum
Mitton T. Engle
Fire Companion
Charlestown
Chambersburg
Bentum
Buffalo
Davis Carriage Factory
C. R. Landis
Williamson’s Drug Store
Buffalo Hotel
Towns News Include Accident Near Motter’s Station
A serious accident occurred Wednesday when Thomas Marshall’s horse bolted over a culvert after balking at a roadside letter box. He was thrown and severely cut. Dr. Stone treated him at once in his automobile. Oil for streets pending arrival. Virginia Eyster visited Taneytown. Miss Harriet Motter hosts Tilnathan Kershrer. Emmitsburg prepares for ML Saint Mary's on the 21st and St Joseph's on the 22nd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Marshall
Motter
Virginia Eyster
S.C. Ott
Taneytown
Clifford Ott
Tilnathan Kershrer
Belleview
Harriet Motter
Emmitsburg
St. Mary's College
St. Joseph's College
Union Bridge Notable Visit Recalls Civil War Memory
John N Hymiller of Westminster visits Union Bridge with William and Joseph Farquhar sharing memories of living with Joel Farquhar during the Civil War era. They recount a fording of the Susquehanna with nearly 100 horses to save them from a Confederate raid, noting they are the sole survivors of that caravan. Ages of the trio are 84, 75, and 74. Other notes mention locals and visitors including Joseph Delphy and wife arriving for a summer outing, and Rev Ibach set to assume duties July 7 among local congregations. A chicken accident left David Utzman bed-bound, and Edward Steele returned from Caxton, Ohio, with brothers. Three Italian musicians serenaded Main Street residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John N. Hymiller
Westminster
William
Joseph Farquhar
Joel Farquhar
Susquehanna
Maryland
W. W. Farquhar
J. N. Hymiller
Virginia
J. N. Humitler
J. W. Farquhar
Joseph Delphy
Baltimore
Earle Biehelberger
Albion
Mich
Albion College
Ibach
Union Bridge
Rocky Hill
Krevsville
Jasper K. Morningstar
Hagerstown
Stelter
David Utzman
Edward Steele
Caxton
Main Street
Local social notes and upcoming meeting announce changes
Miss Elizabeth Summers visits Washington relatives while Mrs Maude Dittmar guests in Freder ick. Funeral attendance for Ezra Horine includes many locals. Hood College events feature Susie Lakin and Hood College baccalaureate. Regulars visit Frederick and Petersville. several sisters and cousins travel for family and church activities. Union Christian Endeavor to meet at Reformed church. Edna Keller leads on cheerfulness. Grange meeting postponed due to weather. next session in two weeks. Telescoping toasting forks invented for open fires extend to three feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Summers
Washington, D. C
Mia
Lewis Summers
Maude Dittmar
Frederick
Annie Horine
Norman Pennell
Carlton l Morine
Evelyn
Mara Horine
Herbert
Ezra Horine
Burkittsville
Susie Lakin
Hood College
Gerhard
Pennsylvania
Lemuel Keller
Nelle Keller
Mollie Lewis
Amelia Lewis
Harry Schafer
Middletown
Ferrell
Clayton Dixon
James Nferrell
Petersville
Arnold
FE. Heim
Lander
Union Christian Endeavor
The
Reformed Church
Edna Keller
Kefauver
Helen Rice
Grange
Jacob Culler
Weaning
Rocky Springs
Helen Lewis
Sterner
Braddock
Marie Hemp
Henry Culler
Feagaville
Mary K. Etchison
Webb. Cline
Brunswick High Alumni Banquet Held At School
The Brunswick High School Alumni Association held its second annual banquet at the high school last night after a business meeting. Lawrence Dobner of Frederick prepared and served the meal. Myer Kaplan presided as toastmaster with several alumni and faculty members delivering toasts and remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick High School Alumni Association
Lawrence Dobner
Frederick
Myer Kaplan
Georgia Hood
Mary Reed
Anne Weaner
Douglas Jones
Roger B. Larley
0. M. Fogle
Teachers Examination for Certificates and Scholarships Held
Examination for new and renewing teachers takes place June 20 to 22 at Frederick Girls High School East Church Street. First and second grade certificates, Maryland laws, teaching methods, and state constitutions are tested. Competitive four year Washington College scholarships offered, Towson Normal scholarships granted without exam. notify by June 19. Nominations for colored candidates also occur at the same time and place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rederick Girls’ High School
East Church Street
United States
Maryland
Public School System of
Washington College
State Normal School
Towson
Board of County School Commissioners
G. Lloyd Palmer
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Sean
Ales
Fontharhe
Sioan
Putte
Windsor
Clarksburg
Mary King
Columbus Windsor
Ridgeville
W. A. Smith
R. J. Brown
Claude Loy
Elzy Smith
John Brown
Mark Moxley
Luther King
King’s Valley
Sallie Beall
Raymond Moxley
Walter Haines
Melon III Ton
Co. Towns
Wesley Smith
Leslie
Jefferson
Bromewick
the Central Trust Company
Meyerhoff Carnival
Red Men’s
Carnival Amusement Pike
Queen
Incky
Overland
Meyerhoff
C. M. Marone
Milton T. Enele
Raffalo Hotel
See's of Red Men
Caramilier
Milton T. Exgle
Buffalo Hotels
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