Local Notices From The Daily News June Update
Public ads and society notices list visiting friends and family travel. Names include Mrs Ann G Ross. Mrs Wr S White. Miss Addie Kline. Dr Johnsons two sons. Mrs D V Stauffer. D C Winebrewer. Mrs Ida Hull and her mother. Movements mention Baltimore, Gettysburg College, Hagerstown, Frostburg, Brunswick, and Montgomery county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann G. Ross
Baltimore
Wr. 5
Council Street
Bliss Jessie Lindsay
Record Street
Baltimore County
Dr. Johnson
Adamstown
Samuel Garber
Solomon Garber
A. D. Doty
Jefferson
Montgomery County
George P. Thomes, Jr
Blines
D. V. Stauffer
Westminster
Hammond Urner
Carlisle
Dickinson College
D. C
Montgomery’county
Binerass
Ida Hull
J.S. Buracker
Frederick Weekly News gains widest circulation in county
The Weekly News boasts 3100 copies in Frederick and adjoining states with world news, local field survey, and entertaining miscellany. It highlights new advertisements from D H Best and others, plus notices of sales and local mentions including festivals and property sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Ibis
Aim
D. H. Best
J. Wilson
R. H. Campbell
J. Doll & Son
Mullinix & Kemp
City Board of Appeal
Samsville
Groff Addition
Tinners, &c
Hane and Reich
Trouble in First Baptist Church of West All Saints
A dispute at the colored First Baptist church on West All Saints street involves Pastor Rev. Henry Taylor. Members accuse him of taking carpet for his home. after return, trustees bar him from preaching and lock the door. He threatens to sue for salary amid tension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
West All Saints Street
Henry Taylor
Taylor
Henry Daily
Severe thunderstorm wreaks havoc across county area
A violent storm swept through Frederick County last night from 9:30 pm, bringing hail, lightning, and heavy rain that caused widespread damage. Wheat crops were flattened, fences and trees were down, roads washed out, and telegraph lines failed, delaying harvest and communications. Weather left creeks and streams dangerously high with reports of localized flooding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terrill Fhander
Prederick
Chem
Learvet
Merkel
Middletown
Mechanicstown
Liberty
Brookhill
Yellow Springs
Ohnsville
Jefferson
Mt. Pleasant
Emmitsburg
Adamstown
Urbana
Petersville
Walkersville
Woodsboro
Otes
J. F. Ohler
Telephone Exchange
Frederick
Mercury
Myersville
Burkittsville
Catoctin Creek
Willem Bowlus
Neswy Creamery Expands Under Hammond and Wilson
Neswy Creamery run by Hammond and Wilson operates at Plane No 4 with top facilities to process ice cream butter and related products. They handle large daily output and ship nationwide. Despite a week of rain they meet demand at full capacity with superior milk and cream reception and product distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neswy
Messrs
Hammond & Wilson
Plane No. 4
Coming Treat A Concert For Union Mission Sunday School
A concert to benefit the Union Mission Sunday school in Kemp Hall on June 23 will feature several city choir members and accomplished elocutionists. Prof. Geo Ed Smith will supervise. Proceeds will fund a good cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Mission Sunday School
Kemp Hall
Geo. Ed. Smith
Gett ysburg visitors report from college trustees meeting
Rev Dr Diehl and Rev G Baler of Washington return from commencement exercises and trustees meeting at Gettysburg College. Rev Osborne Itgle and Rev Stephenson of New Maret visited the famous battlefield and expect to be home this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gettysburg
Diehl
G. Baler
Washington
Board of Trustees
Gettysburg College
Osborne Itgle
Stephenson
New Maret
Geisler Released From Jail After Defective Commitment
Mr. J T Geisler who has been jailed for assault and battery was brought before the court this morning and released as the commitment was defective.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.T. Geisler
Courong
Waugh Laments Looming Death After Shooting
John Waugh of Sabillasville remains alive but weakening after a gunshot wound. Doctors say he will die, noting brain matter spilled from the wound and continued blood loss since.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waugh
John Waugh
Sabillasville
Local notes and community updates in The News
Farmers relocate from East Saint Street to Weey Thin Street while repairs proceed on Samuel Wertheimer property in Schleyable. The News reports fountains installed at Market and Fifth, aldermanic inspections of East Church sewer, and a busy schedule of commencements, exhibitions, and local events across Hagerstown and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.D. Hanebaxe
AU Sants
Samuel Wertheimer
Schleyable
Tas News
Bregot
Shem
East Church Street
Frederick Hitlemex
Academy of the Visitation
Maryland Agricultural College
Kemp and Worthington
Cyrus W. Poole
Palace
O. J. Gaver
Board of Pension Examiing
Wolfe
Daly
Commencement Notes From Several Colleges and Academies
At Hannah More Academy Heisterstown Miss Lynn Ritchie received a silver medal and a premium for diligence. At Dickinson College Carlisle Mr Hammond Urner was elected secretary of the Union Philosophical Society. Alessis William Baker Buckeystown and Henry Swope Liberty attended Western Maryland College trustees meeting. Valley Female College Winchester medals presented by Rev John N McCommick. Pennsylvania College Gettysburg senior class delivered orations in Braa Memorial Chapel. Mr Marion Kline among junior classmates. Visitors included Misses Magsie Cary and AAR Sten Shar et ee See Addis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannah More Academy
Heisterstown
Lynn Ritchie
Dickinson College
Carlisle
Hammond Urner
Union Philosophical Society
Alessis
Wm. G. Baker
Buckeystown
Henry Swope
Liberty
Western Maryland College
Westminster
Valley Female College
Winchester
John N. McCommick
Pennsylvania College
Gettysburg
Braa Memorial Chapel
A. C. Stup
Marion Kline
Magsie Cary
Aar Sten Shar Et Ee Ee
Addis
Sick List and Local Injuries Reported
The Sick. George Morgan, a newsboy on the Washington train, is on the sick list. Mr. Thomas Tyler of Rocky Springs, injured in Brewer's Alley collision Tuesday morning, suffers a bruised leg. Mr. Howard Young, recently operated on in Baltimore, is steadily improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Morgan
Washington
Thomas Tyler
Rocky Springs
Brewer's Alley
Howard Young
Baltimore
Pound Party Invitations Issued for Missiona gpina Home
Invitations are out for a pound party to be held at the home of Missiona gpina on West South Street in June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waynesboro Daily Gazette
Martinsburg
Rich & Mettie
Frederick
Hagerstown
National Council
United American Mechanics
Cleveland
Ohio
Brunswick Lodge
Order of Railway Conductors
Island Park
Order of American Mechanics
Brunswick
Red Men’s Hall
J. E. Stambaugh
Woodsboro
John Br. Bell
Emmitsburg
Nathaniel Rowe
G.C. Fechtig
CO. N. Habu
Missiona Gpina
West South Street
Jefferson County Correspondent Notes Local Happenings
Local items from Frederick area residents include visits to Willow Grove Mills and Greenbain near Mechamestown Blue Ridge, family travels to Middletown and Taylortown, and reports on farms, barns and wind engines. Temperatures reach ninety four. religious services and festivals are planned, with community notices urging readers to contribute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jexyfekwa—Sens
Mitton
Guy
Frederick City
Montay
Teesday
B. Lewis
Willow Crove Buuring Mills
Sepp
Zick Otyeri
Berrart
Anet Greebam
Colitower
Vodasinsoen Gisbet
County Board of Registrars
Esotman Business College
Poughdennsiv
Eastinss
Miner
Columbia College of Commerce
Washington
William B. Schatf
Nervie Gonlon
Mary M. Darner
Hiperstowz
Israel Kessler
Frederick
Annie House
Yishing
Jos. S. House
Taylortown
Thursday Market Returns and Local Fountain Donations
Mid week market scarce with fewer sellers and rising prices on peas beans and beets. Strawberries wane as cherry prices stay low. Surplus from fountain project totals 9.40 to city funds while a 5 check from Smyser’s Sons supports public fountains. Morse praised for selfless service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
M. P. Morse
Lewis M. Nixdorf
Morse
E.G. Smyser
Frederick
Huge stack hoisted at Hygeia Ice Factory
A large assembly of workers under contractor A Poole moved a tall stack at the Hygeia Ice Factory yesterday. The stack stood in feet high and weighed 2900 pounds with a crew of hands directing the hoist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ead
Hygeia
A- Poole
Mullinix and Kemp New Outing Shirts and Gents Neckwear
A retailer advertises a great variety of new outing shirts and gents neckwear at very low prices. Includes Alomote New Calicoes, Pongees, Ginghams, outings. Highlights specials in ladies ribbed underwear and a carpet department with bargains as carpets and mattings go out daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alomote
Busy factories show steady work amid heat and crowds
Reports from Frederick describe a bustling industrial scene despite high temperatures. Factories, depots, and mills pulse with activity as workers rush to meet demand, from shoe and can makers to freight depots and packing houses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Aoa
Eftercayu
Freyght
Hay
Hygelslee
Union Kafulag Mills
Stear
James H. Gambrill
Spoka
Windowsbuter Fastener
Frederick City Packing Company
C.F. Dixon
Caa
Winchester
Palmetto Fibre Company
McMurray Packing Factory
Excursion Tickets From Washington Junction To Atlantic City
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad announces four popular excursions to Atlantic City from Washington Junction via the Pittsburgh route. Tickets valid for return on any train with stopover allowed at Washington to see sights. travel includes Mt. Vernon and other near Washington. Day trips offer riding along Alleghenies and Cheat river, with a double track stretch from Philadelphia to Atlantic City. Round trip fare set at 25.50 with multiple daily departures. Also note strong sales for Ceresville Roller Flour related to Shriner Milling Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Focuren
Atlantic City
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Polate
Ubiu
Washington Junction
Tig
Omy
Esside
Washington
Mt. Vernon
Alleghanies
Cheat River
Valley of the Potomac
Baltimore
Phildelphia
New Jersey
Philadelphia
Reading
Real Estate Transfers in Northwest Addition and City Holdings
Real estate transfers listed include Frederick City Manufacturing and Development Company selling to Joseph Uronise in Northwest addition for 140 dollars. Other entries mention properties in Canawar, Bragewick, and Presser City with various sums and parcel identifiers. The note references a city treasury related vignette and bond details, with mentions of debt, interest and property valuations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Real Eetare Yeanefern
Prederick City Manufacturing and Development Company
Joseph Uronise
Noth West Addition
Hobert
Hemr
Sedney Kepler
Peyton MH
Canawar
Tsa
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the Daily News
cCristoes Forse
Sune
Levi
D. B. Best
Wm. Anderson
Moyer & Maulby
Moorsaea
Geen Ene Srey Ae
O.J Gaver
Mr. Gregor
Market Street
Maryland Pharmacy
T. McAlanns
United Engine House
B. Lewis & Son
Willow Grove Mills
John Cline
T. C. Keller
Aid Society of the Reformed Church
Temperance Hall
Jacob Haupt
Holivar
Mix
Geo. T. Whip
Thomas C. Keller
M. R. Etchison
Samuel M. Coller
Ida L. Thomas
Washington, D.C
Washington, D.C, Has Returned Home . —d John Ford, of Beallsville
George T. Whip
Abram Hemp
G. We Winchell
Richard Kessauger
Keafanver
Raepherries
Annie Rhoderick
Norma Little
Lilien Hedges
A. Hedges
G. D. Culler
John Brooks
M.P
M. BE
Rose H. Lewis
Ferndale
Carroll
Perry Waskey
John C. Bowers
Samuel C. Gregg
John H. Caer
Frederick Miller
Sheriiffity
Jacob Meinhee
Backes & Firestone
Joe Tagle
James Mercer
Wesley Creager
Monterne
Emma Hilderbrand
Geo. Moore
Charles G
G. W. Buracole
Castile
Si Yergat
J. B. Tyfer
Ilth
Chidren
Arby Coan
Jay
Annie Davis
Fountain Muls
Laura Meice
Briakey Hall
Poolesville
M_ EL Chere
W. OW. Welsh
Hockville
Saith
New Market
Qur Fold
Warner Price
Damascus
J. L. Tabler
Washington, D. C
Charles Harris
W. MM. College
Smookstown
High Knob
Elsie Shook
August Kebne
Abraham Wolfe
Edwin Shatifer
Sumington
Broad Run
Wad
Splatersburg
Summington
Thomas McDade
John W. Suman
John D. Beachley
Middletown Valley
James Day
Burkittaville
Sabiluasville
Dunkard
U. B
Beneft
Ruth Springfield
Indiana
Adam Bowser
Mullinix
John Foland
Market
Fifth Streets
Dlr
Foland
8. B. Hartsock
Newman
University of Nebraska
M. Hartsock
St. Paul’s Methodist Episcopal Church
Br. J. D. Moberly
Park Mills
Benjamin Howard
Licksville
Eckstein
Hostiny
Chas. B. T. Best
Frederick Junction
Joo Hot
Stu
Nexita Smith
Fanci
G. BE. Clive & Co
B, Cline &Co
Papre
City Carpet House
Ceresville
E. A. Shriner Milling Co
Wm. D. Bowers Planing Mills
Essi Patrick Street
John Hendrickson
FPRE
P.S
Daltimore
Geo, A. Gilbert
Gilbert's
N. Markei St
Tam
Bartholomat Brewing CO
Rochester
Bartholomay
Apollo Beer
J. A. C. Lipps
Car. W. Patrick
G. J. Doll & Son
Luriows Rote
Puta Pieget
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