Local notices and headlines from Frederick Whather Record
A June issue itemized snippets from Frederick Whather Record with short notices. Personal updates report Reverdy Walling in Poolesville, Long moving to Brunswick as engine engineer, McCardel in Baltimore on business, and multiple visits between Frederick, Baltimore, and surrounding towns. Other items note residents visiting relatives, college commencements, and travel details from area locals and visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reverdy Walling
Poolesville
Montgomery County
B. F. Long
Sandy Hook
Brunswick
A. O. McCardel
Baltimore
Lewis H. Dill
Annie Beeler
Martin Miller
St. Thomas, Pa
Ine
Birthday party for six year old Stary Staley
Mr and Mrs Charley B Staley hosted a birthday party for their six year old daughter Stary yesterday evening. Cakes and treats were plentiful with many friends named as attendees. A second item notes a pleasant select dance at the 1 sted Hall with about twenty couples, dancing from 2 to 3 50. Coates orchestra provided music and Guy Spaugh and Walter Cook led the committee. A regional Young Men’s Christian Association district conference in Winchester drew a good audience. Rev L B Johnston spoke and General Secretary F A Gaines attended. A Post Office contest in Maryland involves postmaster candidates Henry H Weatherald and George B Miller in Sandy Springs, Montgomery County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley B. Staley
Regina Roedock
Rinne Payne
Carrie Crouse
Hallie Ookey
Nannie Brookey
Bary Payne
Cy Neidhardt
Bertha Houck
Marret Schley
Edna Houck
Mary Elkins
Ry Whalen
Bessie Castle
Mary Castle
Frank Goode
Robert Delaplaine
Wry Kennedy
Philip Castle
Wilton Key
John Staley
Frank Staley
Louis Ode
Quynn Rodock
Umming Coates
Arge
Messrs
Guy Paugh
Walter Cook
Christian Assoike
Virginia Eid
Rharehead
Winchester
L. B.hnston
Harisonburg
Device Association
F. A. Gaines
Maryland
Sandy Springs
Montexy County
George B. Miller
Henry H. A
Weitherald
Hi “A
Aed
Address on Field of Christian Missions by Hargett
The Grace Trinity Reformed Church Missionary Society on the Beltimore Pike east of the city held its monthly meeting. Hargett delivered a long, fervent address urging intensified missionary work, citing biblical harvest imagery, global reach, and calls for pledges, gifts, and laborers to advance Christian missions worldwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Missions
Mouke
Temple of Grace
Bao
Heaven
God
Europe
England
Asia
Africa
Australia
America
Polar
Abou Ben Athem
Christ
Columbus
Edison
Livingston
Stanley
Christian
China
Japan
Drowned Rescuer Jacob Wishard of Washington County
Jacob Wishard of Washington County drowned in Little Antietam Creek while attempting to rescue a cow. He was about forty five years old and left eight wives and six children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Wishard
Washington County
Antietam Creek
Indian Relics Found in Stonebraker Woods
On Monday afternoon in Stonebraker's woods near Funk aen Frank Grifith and Brenner chased a rabbit into a hole and discovered a small cave. Inside they found large spear-heads and smaller arrow-heads in good preservation, suggesting ancient big game in the area or trade among early tribes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Grifith
Brenner
Stonebraker’s
Funk
Aen
Aged Lady Suffers Horrific Fall Near Knoxville
Malinda Richardson, an elderly resident living with her sister Mrs. Reese Merriman near Knoxville, fell down stairs in a dark room and cut her forehead badly. The accident occurred as she moved about unattended at night, with no light to guide her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malinda Richardson
Reese Merriman
Knoxville
Local notes and visits in Mount Carroll Illinois
News brief from Liberty Banner covering visiting relatives from Mecha licetown and Clarion St Ne, bids to Washington for site selection of a new U B church, local labor heat incident at Ogier's bank building, Trinity Reform Ladies Aid meeting, Edison phonograph exhibition, memorial for Burtis Bennett, school and social notices, and a farm accident injuring Mr Norwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mechalicetows Clarion
W. 8
Sutely
Mt. Carroll
tWinois
J |Aneles
Wiliam
Jacob
Geo. J Kneg
A. M. Evers
Brane
Wm. McKee
Hixhop
J. Dickson
U. B. Beret
Alore
Jasper Grughon
Ogier
Bank
Ladies Aid Society of
Trinity Reformed Church
Geo. J. M. Betner
Edison Phonograph Company
Ponte Hall
Jane
Burtis | Bennett
Daniel Haller
Frederick City
Liberty Banner
Mies Currie
Modrish
Washington, D. C
Walter Norwood
Carlisle
Florence Riggs
Baltimore
Irene Sappington
Whalen
Mollie Holbranner
Steere
Frederer
Gibson Smith
Ellen Collebery
Carroll County
Samuel McMaster
Peters
Liberty Cornet Band
MM. P
Howaro T. Norwood
Newfilling Company forms Gaithersburg milling plant
The Gaithersburg Milling and Manufacturing Company is formed as a stock firm with $50,000 subscribed capital. The plant will produce 180 barrels of flour daily, power machinery to cut and bale hay and make fertilizer, and a large warehouse for hardware and farm implements. Officers include Upton Darby as manager and O J Keller among directors. Stockholders include Outerbridge Horsey and Spencer C Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newfilling Company
Gaithersburg Milling and Manufacturing Company
Folks & Co
Gaithersburg
Jamilies Yards
Upton Darby
O. J. Keller
dhaEtors
Spencer C. Jonessi
Outerbridge Horsey
Emmitsburg Conforms to Union Fourth of July Celebration
The Vigilant Hose Company of Emmitsburg decided to abandon its own Fourth of July picnic in favor of a union celebration if other local groups join. Invitations were sent to Arthur Post No. 41 G A B, Massasoit Tribe No. 41, Emmit Comet Band, and Emerald Beneficial Association. Each organization formed committees and met at Firemen’s Hall to organize under Capt. Geo. T. Eyster as chairman and W. H. Troxell as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmitsburg
Vigilant Hose ‘Company
Arthur Post
G. A.B
Massasoit Trige
LOZ R.M
Emmit Comet Band
Emerald Beneficial Association
Geo. T. Eyster
W. H. Troxell
Emmitsburg Personal Notes On Local Returnees
Emmitsburg personal items report Paul Sweeney returning to St. Joseph after visiting his old home. Edgar Bussey of Alabama appears among scenes of his boyhood home. Gov. Seay of Alabama stays several days at the Emmit House and will attend St. Joseph's commencement with his daughter at the academy. Ed A Shorb leaves after two and a half years at the Chronicle office for Baltimore to pursue deeper into the mysteries of the art preservative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmitsburg
Paul Sweeney
St. Joseph
Afo
Edgar Bussey
Alsbama
Gov. Seay
Emmit House
St. Joseph's Academy
St. Joseph's
Ed. A. Shorb
Chronicle
Baltimore
Fractured Collar Downfalls On Burkittsville Farm
John A Horine of Burkittsville was aloft on a ladder while picking cherries when it broke causing him to fall. He struck his grandson on the ground, fracturing his collar bone in the impact. Doctor Schubeck treated him and reports he is improving. The child escaped injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick
J. Madera
B. & U. Relief Department
Jno. Bartholow
Wnt
Shankle
Brookhill
Wm. H. B. Etchison
H. N. Etchison &Son
South Market Street
Messrs
Wm. Grahem
A. Arnold
Burkittsville
Eckstein
Polly Green
Montegue Hospital
Grengle
Shore Institution
Crystal Spring Jereme Temple
Amos Haller
Baltimore
John A. Horine
Schubeck
Curious four legged turkey exhibited at local drug store
A resident near Brunswick hatched a turkey with four legs, two forward and two backward, described as a curiosity. The bird died days later and was preserved in alcohol by Dr. A G Horine, now on display at his drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Shafer
Brunswick
A. G. Horine
Reverend Hill Receives Gold Chalice Gift
St. Pauls parishioners of Brooklyn honor The Rev W J Hill longtime pastor and ex president of Mt St Marys College Emmitsburg Md with a gold chalice recognizing ten years of service at St Pauls church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Hill
St. Paul's Church
Brooklyn
Mt. St. Mary’s College
Emmitsburg
St. Paul's
Maryland Pensions Issued From State Roll Details
A Maryland pension list enumerates original and additional claimants from Frederick and other counties, naming dozens of individuals including David McKenzie, Thomas Harms, Henry Tilghman, Nathaniel Grim, Isaac Wilcox, John Wasner, James Smullen, and many widows. The document also notes increases and new entrants, with multiple spellings and embedded OCR errors across names and places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Frederick County
David McKenzie
Thomas J. Harms
Janes M. Durham
Henry Tilghman
Samuel Steele
James Smullen
Nathaniel Grim
Issac L. Wilcox
Lous L. Klingelhoefer
John A. Wasner
Andres Snyder
Hex
Myer
Johr
Lockwood
John Dainkert
John W. Owens
Swene
Exley
Levin South
Thomas Manney
Joseph Corona
George H. Butler
William T. Wood
Patrick H. Hace
William Kelly
Jessie Vicker
Tinanas HE. Humphreys
Charles W. Merrimaz
Joseph Huss
Hersne— Mon Thomasx
Laura
Adreon
Mary Ann Holman
Haonsh Y_ Ness
Magdstens Memmert
Eliza Kenovy
Exesheth Ro Tikler
Frederick Maker
Hush Dooney
Wm. H. Brookhart
John Corns
Nathan Brady
John Killan
Thomas M. PinBips
Ircresse
Lloyd Hammond
Krelsstue
Henry Spies
Ace R. Norton
Mary KR. Armsworthy
Rebecca J. Whitson
Origions
Silas Bearboro
Thos. E. Wa
Eilean J. McKenzie
Margaret Amn Mer
Ellen Chancy
Emma Pfalk
Commencement Notes at Gettysburg College and Dickinson
The Gettysburg College board notes twenty nine graduates and two hundred twenty two students in the past year. It lists several degrees conferred including Th D to Judge Ashman of Philadelphia and D D to Rev. Jd Swartz of Worth Joyton Pa. Masters of Arts were awarded to H Dorsey Etchison and Luther S Black and H C Rouzer with A C Stup receiving first honor. A separate note mentions Maryland College graduates at a dance at City Hotel with Waesche Harris and Gilbert present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trey
Dr. Dieb
Board of Trustees
Gettysburg College
Judge Ashman
Philadelphia
Jd.Swartz
Worth
Joyton
Povern Maryland College
Gye Ellsworth Waesche
Mechanicstown
David Fulton Harris
Mr. Ephram
Tally Irwin
Burnsvore
City Hotel
Aii, Waesche
C. E. Harris
R. Gilbert
Montgomery County Officers Elected and Real Estate Notes
Montgomery officers elected in Rockville include Charles W. Pretty man as clerk to council J J Kemp as bailiff and 8 B Haney as mayor pro tem replacing sick Mayor Bouic. Fire destroyed ex Sheriff Miller’s Brookeville stake with fifteen barrels of corn hay and other articles as summer tourists fill hotels statewide. Frederick City Manufacturing and Development Co to Frank Y Staub Northwest addition $860. Lee J and Fenton E Gaver executors to Carlton P Routzalen 35 acres 1 rood 14 13 perches $17.53. Ito P Ahit and wife to Amanita D Sherman 63 acres and 1 perches $5 176. Martins and wife to John A Riggs acres and 13 perches $150. Frederick City manufacturing and Development Co to Weed lege man and S Duran Mt ground in Rombwest addition $410. Curious growth report from Hagerstown Mail about a limb in a hoe used to dig a grave for a man now dead, Hull recalling a tale of timing and Smithsonian options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Rockville
Charles W. Prettyman
Counci
J. J. Kemp
B. Haney
Bouic
Miller
Brookeville
Frederick City Manufacturing and Development Company
Frank Y. Staub
Northwest Addition
Lee J
Fenton E. Gaver
Carlton P- Routzalen
Iton P
Ahsit
Amanita ‘DL
An Sherman
Ae Abralan
Martins
John Ariggs
Frederick City
Ufacturing
Ae Weed
Duran
Rornwest
Monument to Stonewall Jackson to be unveiled in Lexington
July 21 marks the 13th anniversary of the first Mannasas battle where Thomas J. Jackson earned the nickname Stonewall after a Virginia brigade command. A statue to the general will be unveiled in Lexington with the Maryland Society Army and Navy of the Confederate States in attendance. Current notices include orphan’s court inventories for William T. Watkins estate and related debts.
Mullinex and Kemp Offer New Fabrics and Accessories
New stock arrives with a great variety of flowing shirts and neat neckwear at low prices. Also new Charlies Pongees Ginghams Outings and more. Specials in ladies ribbed underwear noted. Carnet and Mattings selling daily with bargains to be had.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alzo
Carnet
Mattings
Frederick County
Benk
Gapland Station and South Mountain Development Plans
Gapland station and the South Mountain region gain prominence as the B C O rail line nears completion. George Alfred Towne Siegland leads improvements, with a new station house set high above Gapland, a proposed hotel and stone buildings, and local officials backing a free telecommunication link in summer. Washington County commissioners pledge funds to attract settlers, while nearby developers acquire land for villas overlooking Catoctin valley. The area, linking Gapland to Potomac and Balti, is marketed as a future villa resort with sandstone waters and scenic views, reshaping local growth and naming the region Gapland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gopland
George Alfred Towmend
Clargett
Hegerstown
B.C O
Commissioners of Washington Coutty
Frecerck
Georgy Alfred ‘Towpean
Siegland
Jam X. Barbour
Washington City
Catoctin Valley
Thie
Gapland
Potomac
Baltimore
Washington
Oakland
Deer Park
Bluse Mountain House
Buena Vista
Rennett, Latrobe, Rice
South Mountain
Pen Mar
Maryland
Rungne Hagerstown
Political Race in Montgomery County Headlines Sluggish Heat
In Montgomery County a political race unfolds with candidates Howard Griffen for the house of delegates Cape James Anderson for circuit court clerk and BR M Bochmas for county commissioner. The report notes the intense heat as a backdrop to the campaign efforts among local friends and supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery Counly
Howard Griffen
House of Celegete
Cape
James Anderson
BR. M. Bochmas
Local Sale Notice From Shriver Milling Co
Local sale notice references Qursa and the Cereshitie Rotyrete with references to an increase on 21Plom the Encrease and 24 for home compounding. The fragment mentions Shriver Milling Co and delisively as a descriptor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Qursa'ss
Shriver Milling Co
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R. R
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Daniel Getzendanner
Kearneyiite
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James E. Baker
Emmitsburg Chronicle
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Miton G. Urner
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Frank BM. Sneith
Postal
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Odd Fellows of
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Sonus Woods
U. B
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Sugarloaf
Allen Bentz
Aldermanic Committee
P.R.R
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Howard Unity
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Burkinsville
Hull
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Elmira
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Willie Ramsburg
Roger Levy
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Charlie Treich
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Oxford
Wade
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N. Markei Su
Jghn Hendrigesor
Roue
Hhiggan
John Hendrickson
Hood's Mill
Old Salon
Ur Dds Sontimer Dorsey
Joachim Hood's Ltd, IL Co
Kid
Northwest
C. L. Hartlock
Heal Estate and Insurance Broker
West Patrick Street
Frederick, MD
Nbc
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Syrtla Ave
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BSALE
Aentest Bank Stoyah Novach
Aia
Isaac Heidi
Frederiak
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Gas House Road
Frank Hinuss
Isa
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Chea
Tusin
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LFRED
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G.F. Clingan
Fey
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N. Market St
G- Bae
G. J. Doll & Son
Isix
Noll & Son
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