Pleasant notices of locals visiting and visiting guests
Mr Robert Tyson returns home from Western Maryland College. Rev J Br Ridenour of Middletown attends Lebanon Valley College trustees meeting in Annville. Many relatives and friends visit Frederick Middletown and surrounding towns for graduation and commencements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Tyson
Western Maryland College
J. BR. Ridenour
Middletown
Lebanon
Esic Refenver
Pear Middletown
Alice Boutzabn
Frederick
Anus K. Rucy
Mimes
Rebecca Davis
Beesle Comb
L. Hoover
Maple-Shade House
South Sexatain
Wolfsville
Hoover
W. Hoover
Alice Shope
Rcenes
Wechingtes
D.C
Thle Houck
Della Crozice
Maryland
Nora Gorsuch
Westminster
Wiliam Z. Gilbert
Julia A. Gilbert
Johnsville
Ohio
Giloert
Persate
Wmn. Shifer
Margaret Overbolizer
Campton
C. A. Hesgy
Jefferson Street
Middetown
California
Bluever
Gore
Ross
Chapline
Marie Csrsin
Washington, D.C
Tillie Heck
Washington
H. A. Beck
West Petwick Street
N. P. Whiffer
Weo2asote
Miss Fusion
Richmond
Academy of Visitation
Charley base bat club forms here opens to challenges
The Charley base ball club has been organized here and is open to challenges from all eastern teams. Players include Charles Jacobs catcher C Bartholow pitcher C Morgan shortstop Lipps first base Kebler second base Gizzer third base C Anders Jeffelc G Boonz center field C Lambright tight held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley
Emstuer
Charles Jacobs
C. Bartholow
C. Morgan
Lipps
Kebler
Gizzer
C. Anders
Jeffelc
G. Boonz
Feild
C. Lambright
Young cyclist cited for pavement riding at post office
A country youth mounted his bicycle at the post office yesterday and rode along the record street pavement without being seen by a policeman. All riders on pavements are ordered to appear before a magistrate.
City High Schools Graduates Shine in Frederick Commencement
The Cry Opera House overflowed as graduates from Frederick High School and Frederick Male High School received diplomas. Prof E B Prettyman urged universal education and home support while praising the students and faculty for an exemplary program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cry
Frederick Mele High School
Frederick
Esata
Twe Ushers
Mesara
Edward Starc
N. Pinkney Richardson
Grason Mercer
Keeter Toms
Atlee Radcliffe
Thomasa &. Heraperger
Keefer Whiliams
E. Bobtz
Board of County School Commissioners
J. J. Dill
E. B. Prettyman
State Normal School
Amon Bourgee
Margaret M. Robinson
Adam Roser
North Market Street
Luther Kefauver
Middletown
Daisy Beile Bilson
Brunswick
Ethel Augesia Krantz
Adamstown
Grace Inzadeth Michiel
Woods
Molle Virginia Zimmerman
Fengaville
Bertha Campbell
Suzan Hackney Garrett
Katharine Seeger
Julie Smsilweed
Frederick Male
Orchestra
Pebenterene Berry
Immerman
Fengayille
Grace Michael
Dowdz
Crane
Annience
Escay
Virgon
Ducleus
Fredezick
Deisy B. Elson
Brenssick
Katherine Beeger
Freierics
Tre Deli
Tae
Barry J. Kefauwer
Frederice
Julia Saxslwood
Normal
W.i
Grenhesirs
Basar H
Harry
Hull End
Edmund Moberly
Dasy B. Bilsot
Harry J. ‘Kefanver
Julia Smallwood
Prettyman
Lfe
Frederick County
Charac
Benson Couple Announce Rowena Benson Wed to C. M Graw Jr
Mr and Mrs J Benson of Missouri announce the marriage of their daughter Rowena to C M Graw Jr formerly of Frederick The ceremony was held Wednesday June 16 at Annapois Missouri The couple will reside at Pulco Ms after September 1 next
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whoding
J. 8. Benson
Missouri
Rowena
C. M- Graw, Jr
Frederick
Annapois
Pultco
Maimed for Life After Cumberland Crossing Accident
Miss Naomi Loy aged 18 and her friend Miss Daisy Kate riem were struck at the Bedford street crossing of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad in Cumberland. The engine knocked Loy against a freight engine and she suffered a crushed ankle. Doctors amputated the injured leg at the knee. The city echoed with regret and many witnessed the tragedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naomi Loy
Ren
Cumberland Orcesiaxz
Bedford Atrest
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Cumberland
LN. Loy
D. GL Loy
Linden Street
Daisy Kateriem
Robert Kateriem
Bedford Street
Pittsburg
Gown
Miss Enterlem
Misa Loy
Isis
Harold B. Miller
Miss Emerlem
Te Crossing
Miss Loy
Athletic Park bicycle meet ready for Frederick Club plan
The Frederick Club organizes the state bicycle meet at Athletic Park on the town outskirts. The 25 foot wide clay track will host many records, with a portable fence, electric lights, a 100 by 40 foot grandstand, and 25 cent admission plus 15 cents for grandstand, all under League of American Wheelmen rules. Local talent encouraged, with frequent races planned and season-long events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Club
Tall Street
Madison
Eay
Aftyncrez
Baltimore
Ean
League of American Wheelmen
Fire destroys dwelling of O Conner near Thurmont
The dwelling house owned by Misa Maggie O Conner, now occupied by her brother Thomas O Conner, two miles northeast of Thurmont, was totally destroyed by fire on Sunday. Neighbors saved most household effects as both owners were away, but they returned soon after. Origin of the fire remains unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnes
Misa Maggie O'Conner
Thomas O’conner
Thurmont
Maryland Institute of Juvenile Templars hold quarterly session
The Maryland Institute of Juvenile Templars met in Galthersboro for its quarterly session. Addresses were delivered by Miss Nettie M. Par lene of Baltimore and Miss Parepa Walker of Brownlogsv Hile, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G.T
Maryland Institute of Juvenie Templars
Galthersboro
Barkittsville Postoffice Fight Narrows to Three Applicants
In Barkittsville the contest for the post office has narrowed to Singleton Alsugh Davie Hilleary and Amos Grandenbarg. The final appointment hinges on which candidate is selected.
Rebuilding after Fire Damages Myersville Home
Insurance company acknowledges loss of Samuel J. Smilin’s dwelling in Myersville destroyed by fire on the 2nd inst. He plans to erect a frame dwelling on the old site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Insurance Company
Samuel J. Smilin
Myersville
Heis
Tow Much Water at Market Street Well Site
An unusual water surge during excavation for a new building on North Market Street near the Square Cover requires a steam pump to control the flow. Mrs. Jennie Rhoderick of Frederick, visiting Middletown, injured two fingers on her left hand Thursday when a window fell on her hand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Rhoderick
Frederick
E. M. Ramsburg
Middletown
Peter Hagan Reinstated as Treasury Messenger
Reiinstated, Mr. Peter 4. Hagan of Washington City, formerly of Midolstown, had been reinstated as a messenger in the Treasury Department, a position he held during the Harrison administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter 4. Hagan
Washington City
Midolstown
Treasury Department
Harrison
Religious services and notes from multiple churches
Church notices list tomorrow services at All Saints Episcopal Buckeystown and several nearby churches with morning and evening worship, Sunday school times, and special programs. Rev Webster of Striger and Rev C W Stinispring are named among presiding ministers. Epworth League in charge of a 645 pm session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
All Sainta’ Episcopal Church
Bt. John’s Reformed Church
Buckeystown
Ccrsalon
M. P
Webster Af Striger
Ev Wgenital Lutheran
St James’ Lutherso
Trinty M.E
St John's Catholic
A. B
C. W. Stinispring
MicKeeney Wil
M. E
Epworth Lesgns
J. D. Redrickgos
Jazi
Lutheran General Synod
Manefield
Valentine
Gettsburg
Frederick Association to Host Noted Bible Teacher Visit
Dr. O J Boothfield of Northfield Saskatchewan will spend a week in Frederick in November conducting Bible work for the Association. Thurmont Tennis Club challenges the Association Club to a contest and Frederick club will start training. Tomorrow's men's meeting is expected to be excellent. Prof. Heaps will give a Gret class address. Edwin Higgins of Baltimore will speak at a special men’s service on July 4 at the Y M C A.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. J. 8Oofield
Northfield
Sase
Frederick
Association
Thurmont
Clab
Heaps
Heiss
Edwin Higgins
Baltimore
Funerals announced for Roelkey Rumpf and Schreiner in Baltimore
Funeral notices list Misa Blanche Roelkey burned to death Thursday in Baltimore to be buried tomorrow in the city. Elizabeth Rumpf wife of the late George Rumpf of this city will have a funeral tomorrow at 2 p.m. from her Baltimore home, age 63. Harriet A. Schreiner who died in Washington will be honored Monday at 10 20 o'clock at No 1811 Twelfth Street Northwest residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Blanche Roelkey
Baltimore
William Roelkey
Ciia Clty
George Roelkey
Elizebeth Rumpf
George Rumpf
Shenaan
Harriet A. BE. &Chreiner
Washington
Twelfth Street
Northwest
Belles Lettres Society Elects Frederick Officers
Frederick based Belles Lettres Literary Society names President E Starr Vice President G Mercer Secretary K Tome Assistant Secretary A Ritter Treasurer KE Williams Critic A Radcliffe. Graduating class of 1807 gave a farewell address and thanked Professor Amm Bargee for organizing the society and aiding the students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belles Lettres Literary Society
Frederick
E. Starr
G. Mercer
K. Tome
A. Ritter
Tressurer
KE. Wiliams
A. Radcliffe
Mon Bargee
Frederick County Fair Hosts Roadster Race for County Residents
The Frederick County Agricultural Society plans a gentlemens roadsters race at the upcoming fair for Frederick county residents. The event, likely on the first day of the fair, should draw attention due to several well known local flyers in the city and county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County Agricultural Society
Frederick County
St Joseph’s Academy honors Miss Xree for multiple talents
At the commencement exercises in Emmitsburg Miss Matte Xree of this city won five premiums in English art German music and elocution. She also received a gold medal for being the most talented and graceful young lady in Delsarte and dancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
4&N
St Joseph’s Academy
Ewmitsbure
Matte Xree
Delsarte
Wounding Accident Near Myersville
Thursday morning Mr. A. Young near Myersville pried a door with a penknife when the blade slipped and cut his left wrist about two inches into the bone. The wound bled considerably.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Young
Myersyile
Painting the Residence of Casper E. Cline On Third Street
George C. Efiian finished painting the Casper E. Cline residence on Third street and an expert painter pronounced it the nicest looking home in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George C. Efiian
Casper E. Cline
Third Street
Tournament in Barnesville on Wednesday July 21
A tournament will be held in Barnesville on Wednesday July 21 with riding at 10 o clock a.m. J. W. Holland of Dickerson, Md., will serve as chief marshal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnes~ville
Address by Hon. Milton G. Urner at Maryland School
The Honorable Milton G. Urner spoke yesterday at the closing exercises of the Maryland Amendment Training School for the Feeble Minded, delivering remarks on progress and purpose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton G. Urner
Maryland Aaylamend Training School
Curious Cabbage Curio Heads Grow From One Stalk
Mr. Lawis W. Mebbing displays an unusual cabbage curio shaped as a single stalk bearing twelve well formed heads. The plant draws attention at a local garden exhibit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawis W. Mebbing
The Model Store Presents Bargain Dry Goods
A vintage advertisement extols low prices on lawns, dimities, organdies and lappets, with ready made suiting and duck items. It promotes parasols in white, black and color, along with bargain belts and vests for ladies and children. The note signs as John Henopnicxson, listing various colors and price points, and touts late patterns from mills and hard time prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abe
SSS
M&an
La&st Brason
Local residents report improved health and return to work
West Third street resident Mr. Lewis H Reese is sick. Fireman Jobe Levy recovers from illness. Polot of Rocks saloon proprietor Dean Johnson, treated for rheumatism in Adamstown, is now able to be out with crutches. Friends welcome his return to business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis H. Reese
West Third Street
Jobe Levy
Olack Dean
Polot of Rocks
T. B. Johnson
Adamstown
Local notes and midweek notices from Frederick area
Free tartar soup offered and pure toe cream advertised at local eateries. Reduced railroad fares for state convention travel and Sunday excursion to Washington. Building association dues and ticket broker services listed. Saengerbund event in Philadelphia noted. B&O schedules and rate details provided for June trips.
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Melberry Grose
Richard Henry Lee
Congress
Altams
Caerbourg
France
Maximilien
Utglar
Queretaro
Ornisch Mecomien
Franet
Joseph
Auwrin
Siveton
Mexes
Sudom
Quereisro
eZorte
Mexico
WSS
Charie
Augustus Zubert
Robart Pasha
Toroeh Meri
Milan
Venice
Moral Mayoy
Caytsia
Sasse
New York
Wasaxertos
D. C
W. 4
Moony
Sewescore Serne
ROS
ASC
Reich
New
Newmi
Rosa
Reteh
Newm
B. R. Ticketa
Ewis EE. Main
Ter& Ross
Keyser & Go
Alpine Cycle Co
Thos
Myera
Meulsby, Solre
EE Maulsby
Soles
Maulsby
Eckstein’s. 7
H. B. Etchison
C. Carty
Rodock & Neldie
W. A. Mansfield
Furely Personal
Niewara Pen Fathive
OUR
Prof. Prettyman
Ter
We State
Longfellow
E .L. Bobitz
Snewer
Ines
Wideawake
Norengthen
Rouund
Mabel Kuhimen
Clara Wisebers
Mr. Prettyman
Harry J. Kefauver
W I. Mc.Kenney
Carin House
Burgee
5. N. Young
Notre Dame Academy
Ennai
Liberty
Thorsday
Haifpass
Prederick Academy
Fredetick Academy
Hymeneas
Athletic Park
John Hendrickson
Jobn Henopnicxson
Rowe O
Neidic
Matariale
Badge & Seidic
T. Rice & Sone
Stabuisagd
A. T. Rice & Sons, Funeral Directors
North Masket Street
Telephone
James & Walker
E. Walker &Co
Lisle
Wareie & Cob
D. Brothers
New Wai
SILES
Japan
China
Foo
Bull's
Do. Buoritzi
N. Markey
V. Staub
Bartlett Beers
F. Vv. Sracer
North Market
J. J. Remsburg
OHN
J. Remsburg
PH. G
Druegeset
N. Market St
Grot Bouse
MALL
J. J. Bemsburg Wink
the Bartholomay Brew Cos
AGEN
Cor
West Parker
New Welepaen
Cou
Redaris
Eckastelo
Court Street
A. P. Marsh
C. W. Harrison's
South Market Street
J. W. Harrison
The
Frederick Building Association
Naw
J. W. OL. Caty
Secy
A. E H. Gunnell
City Hotel
Poipta
Estes
Winchester
Ohio River
Parkersburg
Wheeling
Sunoday
Benday
E. Mullinix
Pines
L. H. Moz
Horth Market St
Lake Fish
Coen
Bailing Grocery CO
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