Personal Newsmontage From the City and Visiting Guests
Sr M E Dollis attends the Bankers Convention at Ocean City Maryland. Washington guests Prof and Mrs Cyres Ticmas stay at Hotel Brad dock. Several locals and visitors including Mr Charles Roberts Philadelphia and Miss Helen Mateny Baltimore are noted as returning or visiting. The piece lists numerous families traveling to Philadelphia New York Jersey Alexandria and Emmitsburg for events and visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.E. Dollis
Bankers' Corvention
Ocean Oley
Mad
Cyres Ticmas
Washington
Hotel Braddock
Charles Roberts
Gagerstown
Sity
Helen Mateny
Watt Patrick Effset
Petershire
John Baockay
Fanily
Pailadelphia
Roger E. Young
North Markettreet
Roanoke
Rome
Ssilie McKawen
Baltimore
G. Jacob Baskey
West Soeth Street
Eisie Bell
York
Mies Mies
Helen Urner
Reynolds
Hewitt Knods
Alexandria
Knods
Lydia Hoadley
Daugster
Etella Marie
Gans
Philadelphia
New York
New Jersey
Allen Rehrback
Mtre
Cherles Rehrback
Mt. St. Mary's College
Oliver H. King
Alfred Klog
Richmond
Nellie B. Rees
Aslants
Lingsnoreitis Inn
Alverda Orumbaugh
Gullst
Missouri
G. F. B. Grambaugh
Westburch Street
Gertia Whitmore
Woodsboro
Aiamie Gram
Me. Pleasant
Charles W. Miller
North Marks Street
Celeste Hoslkey
Harmony Grove
Misa Clara Ligget
Wel Eersville
Mt. St. Marys
Emmitsburg
Buckay Kemp
Chicago, Il
Lawie Kemp
Max Rudolph
Phil Bdelphia
Bren
G. Jacob Buckey
West South Street
Ruth Mullinix
Jessie Gandell
Cora Barrick
Hsien Wickham
A.J. Gill
Berkeley
W- Va
Epworth League
IN THE LAW'S GRIP AND DISORDERLY CHARGES
Frank E. Thomas was arrested by Sheriff Martz for obtaining 2 dollars from John Qegan and 66 cents from Mary A. Bentz under false pretenses. He was held for hearing but case dismissed. Charles Sbater faced a hearing for frightening Charles Beachley with a car. justice dismissed the charge. Richard Wineberry was fined 20 dollars for disorderly conduct after being drunk. in default he served 30 days in jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank E. Thomas
Martz
Sherif Darner
John Qegan
Mary A. Bentz
Thomas
Farmers’ and Mechanics* Bank
J. Francis Smith
Charles Sbater
Middletown
Shersa
Charles Beachley
Duns 29
Middistown
Richard Wineberry
Oficer Herwig
Destruction at Coney Island Strikes Beach Hotel
A fifteen foot tidal wave hit Coney Island at 7:20 AM causing near misses for beachgoers. Steps and the bathing pavilion at Seeley’s Hotel were smashed and every window in the hotel broken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tes News
New Foxx
Disaster at tunnel claims two workers in Belmont tunnel
Special Dispatch reports in New York that two workmen were killed and thirty-three injured when a shield blew in the Belmont tunnel under the East River. The blast disrupted operations and prompted emergency response crews to the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jana
Belmont Tunnel
East River
Frederick Maryland Mayor outlines charter duties and appointments
The Mayors annual message reports city accounts as balanced and urges charter compliance. Mayor Bowser Smith lists approved appointments including City Attorney Charles Lavy Health Officer Thomas Williamson and other officials and notes the regular monthly meeting tonight at 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Aldermen
Douglas
Smith
Sity Regre
Balanca
Frepriics
Frederick
Belog
Maryland
Thas
Sioffen
Yonre Truly
Gro. Bow
Smirg
Msyor
Charles P. Lavy
F. Thomas
Board of Health
Thomez Williamson
Daniel 4. Steiner
Jehu Blear
Tyergar
Willard Garratt
Jentfor Guy Hill
Charles Riddlsmoser
Gleck Wilder
James Doll
Edward V. Tilow
Samuel Abrecht
George Wallace
James A. Jonas
John A. Simpson
George Brengle
William Krog
Harry Dieter
John Rebbs
County Board Sets 1936 Tax Rates and Bases
The Board of County Commissioners fixed the tax rate for 1936 at 8.5 cents on 100 and 23.45 cents on 100 for state tax, totaling 11.21 cents per dollar. County taxable base is 21,556,167 dollars. state tax base is 20,761,114 dollars. Total taxes receivable amount to 205,474.07 dollars, with county tax 192,116.89 dollars. Additional receipts include 1,573.80 dollars from bonds, 10,795.72 dollars from mortgages, and 3,999.33 dollars from savings banks franchise tax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
Sista
Northern Osctral Railroad Ordered to Consider Crossings Safety
A court ordered the Northern Osctral Railroad to review the need for added protection at Harmony Grove public road crossing. The thirty day notice was served on the company by Sheriff Martz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
SE Tts
Northern Osctral Railroad
Harmony Grove
Martz
Market quotes from Tyson and Nicodemus
The document lists today’s market prices for grains and oats. Corn shelled per barrel 2.56 dollars. per bushel 52 cents. No 3 red 82 cents. No 3 isc steamer 13 cents per bushel. Damaged oats 30 cents per bushel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyson & Nicodemus
Ars
Commencementska: City and County Graduation Roundup
This week sees multiple commencements across city and county with diverse programs. Jefferson High, Tourmont High, Adamshcwne High, Maryland School for the Deaf, Mt St Marys College and St Josephs Academy all report graduations and speeches by notable officials and local educators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Echools
Eridsoca
Jefferson High Forces
Charles Hemp
Edward Rice
Preston Darner
Alger Willard
Tourmont High
Whic
D. Beachler
Town Hall
Mr. Hammond Urner
Praderick Bar
McPherson McGill
Rhoda Dotterer
Lannie Dotterer
Mary Marsh
Ethel Grimes
Margaret Morrison
Dalby Grimes
Howard Bassard
Macrice Albacgh
Luther Baller
Adamshcwne Hig 73
Oscar M.fogls
Prineipal
Earle 8. Wood
Montgomery County
Idm
R. Lea Dnotrow
Maryland School For the
Lusheran Church
Effin 0. Deter
Meredith Koogie
Lloyd O. Bartgis
Joseph Langdon
Elmer E. Rica
Middletown High School
G. W. Ward
State Normal Institute
Edna M. Mook
Emms Lucy Stave
Naomi Lucy Stone
Naomi Amanda Kefauver
Charles Luther Weaver
J. Orville Eefauver
Geo. Wr. Esfanger
Gorman Santos Bossard
Bora’ High School
Opera House
Hotel Braddock
Braddock Heights
P. E. Long
Genis
Amon Burges
J Bll
Burgee
Miriam Evans
Ginra Iohnzon
Borges
Tegret
Harry Kefanver
Hkawise
Prof
Kefauver
Miriam Evena
Clara Johnson
Wm. Dels Flaine
Frank Dartzbaugh
William Cramer
Hammond Clary
Leyborn Hughes
Trail Legg
Millard Rios
Irs Thomas
Roy Rogleberger
Irving Staley
Mt St Mary's College Holds Eighth Commencement
The Lat y e i g h t h annual commence ment at Mt St Mary's College near Emmitsburg honored graduates led by Thomas J Gilinoly and Bernard J MacEntee. Speeches were delivered by Hon John B Head of the Superior Court of Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. St. Mary's
Mt. St. Mary’s College
Emmitsburg
Thomas J. Gilinoly
Rosnoke
VWI
Thomas J. McEntee
Bernard J. MacEntee
Steelton
John J. Hines
Latrobe
James BM. Burke
John J. O' Naill
Grant Bend
Aloysian F. King
Laonardtown
John ©. Dunphy
Altoona
John J. Onnis
Michael A. Bennett
Philadelphia
John A. Farrelly
Edward J. Flanagan
Baw York
James F. Connelly
Ichustown
Thomas V. Burke
Staten Inland
Joseph J. McAndrew
Feeckvilis
Hymeneal at residence of David Kolb
A quiet wedding solemnized at the Kolb residence on East Third Street unites Marion Sawyer Holb and Howard Lee Greer of Philadelphia. Rev Dr Eschbach officiated. A reception followed from noon to two. Guests hailed from New York Philadelphia Baltimore Washington and the county. The couple will reside in Philadelphia. Also Victor T Smith and Lola E Doub wed in Myersville this morning per Rev M A Onsade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green—Eols
David Kolb
East Third Street
Marion Sawyer Holb
Howard Lee Greer
Philadelphia
EB. Eschbach
Thomas Fink
Baltimore
Grayson BE. Bowers
Lohengrin
Kore Msiden
Blizsey
Hattie
Alics Kolb
Misses Grean
New York
Philadelphis
Washington
This County
Smite
Victor T. Smith
Mise
Lola E. Doub
Myersville
ML. A. Onsade
Methodist Episcopal Parsonage
Maryland Pharmacists Hold Braddock Hotel Session
Maryland Pharmacists Association met at Braddock Hotel with a concert and prizes last night. Notables included Mayor George Edward Smith of Frederick and performances by Miss Laliberte and Miss Canigheam. A trolley ride to Myersville and Hagerstown followed and business resumes today with elections planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maste
Buchte
Bexgeraters
E. H. Spoho
Hotel Braddock
Maryland Paemaceutical Association
Fero
Thige
FT. J. McNalty
Baltimore
Geo
Edw. Smilth
Frederick
Rose Cononingham
West Virgints
Miss Ounsingham
Whittler
Mia Shaw
Tae
Misa Cronios Laliberte
Hagerstown
Indy
Mies Laliberte
Italy
Sas
Miss Canoigham
Jennie Wineberg
Borck
ParHcipsets
Braddock Hotel
Sre
Euebre
L. Banry
Sustast
Committee On
Pharmacr
J. C. Wolf
Salta
W.5. Lowry
Jd. J. Barnets
Eha
Myersville
Higerstown
Work of Death Claims Local Resident in Farm Accident
John Gilbert, 62, a longtime city resident and former soldier, died at his East All Saints home from injuries after a fall from a ladder while painting a barn on the Otho Thomas farm near Donba about ten days earlier. Funeral at 2 p.m. tomorrow at his home, with Rev. E. L. McLean officiating, burial in Mt. Olivet. Survived by son and Miss Margaret E. Gilbert, and brother George A. Gilbert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jobs Gilbert
John Gilbert
East All Saints Street
Otho Thomas
Donba
Gilbert
Maryland Home Brigade
Hosa Company
Roosevelt Appoints Federal Officials in Maryland
President Roosevelt names replacements and reappointments for Maryland federal posts. John G. Rose remains US District Attorney at $1,000 salary. John Langhammer stays US Marshal at $8,500. O. G. Pusey becomes Assistant US Treasurer at $1,500. J. Carliale Wilmer named Appraiser of Merchandise at $3,000. Gen. J. Stuart Miso Doxzard named Wayvai Officer at $5,000. Several incumbents are dropped and fill-ins trigger criticism amid political maneuvering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Frederick Lefe Oat
Maryland
Afosarg
Ross
Langhammer
MzcDansid
Mudd
Wachter
Jackson
Pestra
Harp Sod
Henna
Williams
Pusey
Peatre
Mozire
Hauns
Williamey
Mac—Donald
Congress
Ravenscroft
John A. Markell
Frederick
Reno S. Harp
Pesrie
Blowers Defeat Raspberries Sluggers In Close East End Game
A baseball game on the East End diamond ended 4 to 3 in favor of the Blowers after nine innings. Interested teams should contact manager Richard Creager or captain Ethan A. Cramer to arrange future matches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East End
Raspberries
Raspberries Sluggers
Richard Creager
Ethan A. Cramer
Church Services Postponed to June 24
Due to last Sunday's bad weather the Pleasant Hill Children's Day services are rescheduled for Sunday June 24. An advertisement touts Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets as a permanent cure for stomach troubles, claiming many have been helped. price is a quarter. Sold at A. I. Pearre Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Hill
Chamberlain
A. I. Pearre
Neidig Miller June Sale Offers Varied Dress Goods
Despite weather concerns buyers show interest at the Neidig & Miller June sale. Readable selections include white and navy fabrics, silks, taffetas, and wool dress goods with multiple price points and special June values for Misses and women’s hosiery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice
Bilge
Dias
Cray
de Cambric
Will of William J Worman Probate Filed in Orphane Court
The will leaves the entire estate to widow Mary E Worman for life. After her death the executor is to sell the estate and divide proceeds between daughters Mary E Worman and Rathaf Wormsn. If a daughter dies before distribution, her share passes to the survivor. Wife empowered to sell parts of the estate and reinvest proceeds. Mary E Worman named executor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worman
William J. Worman
Orpbana' Gourk
Mary E Worman
Rath
Wormsn
Sahara
Conte
Ha BP- Pointe
Mary E. Worman
Local Trade Notices and Goods Advertisements
Local notices list manufactured ice delivery and family trade service, trout and seafood prices, enamel ware and gas range sales, free kitchen setup, and jar rings offered by Allen G Qexyx & Co. Plus medical ads for osteopathy by Dr. E L Schmid and a Lions Club council meeting notice.
Porch Shade Ad Promises Bargain Recall
A local ad notes a large invoice for a porch shade order delayed by a vessel. The recall offers a special bargain price and urges readers to call early to place orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tess
Erc
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Letina Barbauld
Bern
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Exgiamé
Finisce
Weeom IV
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Austria
Russia
Santa Anna
Bererah
Mexico
Mangy
Ohio
Robert Nugent
Teader Bngade
York City
Yaughar
England
London
Jane
Wimbevox
Jace
Tex News
W. JL. Moors
The
Weather Bureau
Dar
Lewis McKineay
E. Second
Wm. Andersag
Smith, Coun. Rea. Co
Neidig & Killer
M. Nixdorf, Jr
Coney Island
Claes
Maryland Druggists
Braddock
Ann Chase
Roze Ann Okage
Urbana
Ebentezer Church
Rev. Jones
Backeya
Iowa
Jess Har‘tis
John Diggs
Andrew Wade
Alph Thompson
Albert Keeth
Keober Torman
George W. Peters
Wibar Bryan
Carl Crampton
Gdjna
Lorenzo Gce
Lorenzo Gue
Xear
Damascar
Esticude M. EB
Browlegsville
John A. Wright
Mera
Samuel Kemp
John Beall
Jos Harris
Toasph Williams
Eli Lawcen
Warner Poole
W. T. Lewis
Kemptown
Citizens
National Bank
Frederick, MD
D. Marek
Wm.g. Bakes
HD. Baker
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G. Zimmerman
Cazh
Samceg
G. Dovalls
Cahler
Jeper Jas
McFexgar
E. Keraeves
Gro. Wa
Gxits
J.D. Bares
Jeves Jno
C.morrzg
D.H. Harcrrt
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Ravenosa
Tuos
H. Haturer
G. Baran
CIM
Tromas
Daxixn
Bares
News OF the Churches
Jon Rendrickson
Peter Pan
Waite
Peter
Coliers
Peter Pao
Obs Erendriockbor
Neidig & Miller
Steia
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Weldig & Miller
Tam
Baodiiog
22D
Ws Anderson
Mountain City Conrcf
No 12
D. of L
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Ltcy
SM. Swire
Stexting & Son
Evamel
Furst Gaslity
Doudie
Allen G Qexyx & Co
Sar Ringa
Aczen
Leary Jar Ringe
Deezen
Allen G Qerxx & Co
E. UL. Schmid
Citizens’ Nat
Bank Bailalag
Il E. Mullivix
Yaron Poros
George
Hoddik & A
Dream Mobair Brilliantine
Wozgera
Drese
Tho. P. Rice
Ibelant & Knott
Hural
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Cecel's
Ea Bps
Charles Street
Balticore
Worth Market Street
Wildert
BH. E. Smith
Best Church Street
Marintay
Patar
Brederick
Salt c. L. Eefacyer
North Market Street
Spradiy
RJ Asted
Ealeslads
A & Salesman
Csre
Fredericz
Jelifdit Lull Brothers
F. B
Sususe Goods
Airies Forte Bay
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City Mall
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