Personal Notices Mention Local Visits and Travels
Purely personal items list residents visiting relatives and friends in nearby cities. Names include Miss M M Robinson, Messrs Robert and Thoma Crothers, Miss Agnes Taylor, Miss Helen Mullinix, Miss Grace Maxwell Herman, Mrs S Kingatlaker and daughter Rose, Mrs Charles Fleichner, Mrs Robert Lantz, and Mr 0 Hine with Mrs Hine. Locations cited include Westminster Baltimore Emmitsburg and New Haven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Sheehan
Baltimore
M.M. Robinson
Westminster
Ally
Robert
Thoma Crothers
Cecil County
Agnes, Taylor
Kitoona
Charles F. Goodell
Booth
Market
Helen A. Mullinix
Hine
X M. CA
Mra Hine
Injured in Runaway Involving Mrs Shull and Clara
Mrs Shull and her eight year old daughter Clara were hurt when a buggy ran away between Seventh and Eighth streets. The horse bolted after the buggy shaft injured the horse’s leg, throwing the occupants. Mrs Shull hit her head and was unconscious until morning. Clara sustained a minor head wound. Mr Shull was uninjured and the buggy damaged. The women were cared for at nearby homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David ‘Shull
Clara
Efenin
Shull
Stitt Age
Atreeta
North
Mr. Shull
Gotti
John
J. Culler
Frank
B.hedgés
B. &C. ‘Avenue
Social World Notes A Reformed Baptists Reception Tonight
The Jadien of tha Bvnndetich Re formaed will tender Rev and Bin Henri G Kieffer a reception tonight from eight to ten o clock in the church parlor. Members of the church and friends are invited. Mountain Soiree under the auspices of Miss Ritchie's school in dancing will be held this evening at Braddock Heights. A rain delay may affect the event as a car will leave Square corner at 7 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tha Bvnndetich
Henri G. Kieffer
Theane
Dicey
Mies Ritchie
Braddock, Neights
Goirse
Ampires
Mina” Ritchie
Mia Ritchie
Pastoral Installation Marks Mercersburg Event
Rev Motter conducted the installation of Justor of tus Evange yesterday amid greetings from committee members. Attendees included Prof Geo Bdw Suilth and Rev Simingler Kieffer of Hagerstown Maryland, an alumnus of Franklin and Matehil College and Theological Seminary. The service concluded with a benediction and the congregation celebrated the new pastor of the Reformed church at Mercersburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Motter
Atria Qoipidsed
Guy
Drovidaburg
Geo
Suilth
Mereifil Tate
Miter
Kieffer
Simingler Kieffer
Hagerstown
Franklin and Matehil’ College
Reformed ‘Theological Seminary
Lancaster
Patle
Brotton
Reformed Church
Mercersburg
Frederick church mourns long serving pastor and sacral history
A faded record recalls Rev. Dr. Behrbach and earlier pastors of the Frederick church, noting a long tenure, a recent death, and a succession plan. It lists former ministers back to 1747 and mentions current Sick List and local church events including Braddock Heights song service with about five hundred attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Ey St. Eschbach
Jis
Pistor
de Behbach
Dr Bach
Charles
Bucharest
Nator Sais
Franchises Board Delays East Street Track Proposal
The franchise proposal for laying a track on East Street from Main to Frederick Brick Works was deferred by the franchise board. Representing the Northern Central Railroad, Hon. Milton G. Urner urged postponement until investigations assess possible amicable agreements between the railroads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sboard i Optice
Wis
Mt. Lowenstein
Vthanks
Lowenstein
Thanihe
McCaffrey
Biser
Arite
Board of Aldermen Elects Officers and Appoints Officials
The aldermen elected a president by secret ballot, choosing Mr. Rice over Mr. Johnetter. They then named a clerk, with Schmidt winning unanimously. Appointments included policemen, clock winder, street crew, health officer, and city attorney, with several confirmations and adjournment to finish pending ballots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Intel Officoia
AG D'Elock
McCaffrey
AL Lene Rice
Martin Cy
Oxhwmittia
John Ui
M. Gitthiger
Mayor Schell
South
Admbibstravnoi
Johnson
Tgitungene
Johnvontter
Crimmins
Rice
Johnean
Jacob H. Schade
Crimming
Harry
Dorey
Schmidt
Dorsey
Policomene
George Brengle
Wil- Ihinh
H. King
Edward Herwig
Jobo E. Fleming
Edward. Herring
Dronenburg
John Bhunengar
Thomas Eckstein
Sinimaia
Winder
Titlaw
Abrecht Ag
Megsrs
Wallace
Aif
Ridgely
McCurdy Ag
Biser
Wwater
MacGill
Eckstein
Damberger
Tyor
Wieher
Ees
County school board abolishes tuition fees for high schools
The county school board voted to end all tuition charges for high school pupils. Superintendent Prof John T White opposed the move but the board approved abolishing fees that ranged from 2 to 16 dollars annually by grade. The decision follows a legislative change affecting high school funding and aims to relieve families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County School Board
Han
He County
Scehooly
John T
Pli
Pople
Salvation Army Opens Open Air Meetings In City
The Frederick Corps of the American Salvation Army held five open air meetings in various city locations with good crowds. Evening barracks were well filled as Adjutant Marshall preached. A cottage meeting is set for Tuesday at Mrs James Market and Fifth streets, with indoor meeting Thursday at 8 pm. Captain Thomas Palmer of Philadelphia is expected Sunday for his address on Plans and Specifications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Salvation Army
Frederick Corps
American Salvaion Army
Marshall
James
Thomas Palmer
Philadelphis
Carpegier
Wilil
Plans for York fair grandstand at Frederick Fair Grounds
Plans prepared by Hamme and Leber of York Pa for a grandstand on the fair grounds of the Frederick Fair Association call for a concrete and frame structure. The cost is estimated at over 6000 dollars and a decision will be made in the coming week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
Hamme and Leber
York
Frederick Fair Association
Unclear Names Surface in Fragmentary Notice
Fragmentary OCR shows a list of unreadable names and initials including Geo Wat Steret Joan, Baxer, Tuomas, Keeauven, J.C. Morrer, with unclear context and date. No definite event or action clear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Wat Steret
Joan
Raarsuuny
Dias Wa
G. Baxer
Me Tuomas
DE. Keeauven
Jupur
J.C. Morrer
Brief Bits on Weekend Excursions and Hail Event
A Saturday excursion carried 160 people from the city with 74 bound for Wallington and 95 for Baltimore. During the trip, hail storms passed over Frederick in the afternoon. stones weighed about an ounce and caused minor disruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallington
Baltimore
Frederick
Stonesell
Local notices and theater listings in brief
Local items announce showings at The Marvel with Three-Reels and Nestor comedies, ticket numbers and times. Baseball today at Athletic Park with Crescent Athletic Club. admission 26c. Community notices include tuberculosis society meeting June 31 at 7:39, and a charity festival tonight on East South Street due to bad weather. Braddock Meights promotes casino events with three sessions daily and a mountain train from Square Corner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nestor
Rineh
Néstor
Japan
Braddock
Funeral rites for Nancy urged at 2:30 p.m.
Nancy's funeral was held at her home 224 De Grange Street with Revs Valentine and Townes officiating. Pallbearers included Maxwell Bainbridge Smith Arbiten and Vones. Interment followed at Greenmount Cemetery. Funeral director Thoms J. Rice oversaw arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy
Urges
Howe
de Grange Street
Valentine
A. W. Townes
William Caahew Maxwell
Martin Bainbridge
Jerry Smith
Charles Arbiten
Clifton Vones
Greemnount
Thoms J. Rice
Law's Grip Release Prompts Jail Return in Disorder
A disordered case ends with a judge ordering imprisonment after evidence proves insufficient for release. The visiting nurse report for the tuberculosis Society covers cases and home visits for the week ending June eighteen, noting new patients and arrivals. Excavation work by Coblentz & Klipp begins on North Market Street for a new project between Third and Fifth streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Casey
Society of the Prevention of Tuberculosia
Meesra
Coblentz & Klipp
Market ‘Street
Evangelical Reformed Church Invites Community Event
A local notice invites residents to a Monday evening gathering at the Evangelical Reformed Church from 8 to 9 30. The fragment references sales of ox hearts and chives, groceries, and a furniture stock sale tied to Frederick County Farmer's Exchange.
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Tor Casino
Dosl, Bros
Tees
G. Quyon & Parasols. Co
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Vaudeville Board
Johnne
Shipley Rooms
D. Fahrney
Las Grarne
Cook
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Reece Craver
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Dane Wagner
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Yrist
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Charles Keighley
Ira-Isti
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Weinberg
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Dérr
Rocenimr & Sons
Ptrick Street
Sea
Braddock Heights
M. A. E. Riser
Adolphus Fearhake
AU True
Sion
Henri G. Goriefferges
Frederick’ Railroad Company
East Street
Newboard Organtes
Municipal
MR. Rice
Schell
Clutirens’ National Bank
Citizens' National Bank
Frederick, MD
Shy Swale Pty
Capital
ET Ag Ge Officene
WM. G. Baker
Noviowy
Novesher
Aucor
Ayers
Wes
Athletic Park
Crescent ‘Athletic Club
Oe Wa
Feedoficiik
Frederick County Tuberculosis Society
MC. A.trow Itensens
Lou
Central Hardware Company
South Market
George A. Roelkey
Weat Pottie
Annie M. ‘Snyder
Bey
Dom
Agalay
Lote
Stull
Perry Snowden
John D.hendrickson
Pas
Lawas
Ominen
D. Hendrickhon
Neidio’ & Miller
Nybibig
Snes
Don
Lance
Mao Atte Tech
Neidig & Niller
Williamson's Drug. Store
Aryery Business Man
In’ Frederick
Williamson
BIORE
Rexell-dtore
Besutit
Flanders
Quebec
Canada
Mexico
Mre Grove
Evangelical, Reformed Church
Foley
Juat
Olater Sra
Northers
Frederick County Farmer's “Exchange
W.H. B
Douw
Grandras
Saxe Give
Victor Intauts
Puneral
Tees Srs
Epromas B. Bice
Fonmdal
Berg
BICK
North Market Street
REAL
GEO. L. Graner
SONY
Iap
Investmeate
waBt Cupnoi
Bultdinas
Nile
Rity
Newt Dickefwon
Munlwumery
Siachu
Iwarsdeifert von
Wale
Peu
Howees
Cramel & Staupfel
Rentselon
Monsane
Weer Sen
Kes Herost
Jo Aweilings
Ned
Young & Staley
Younes & Staley
Faterss
Peoples “Firm! Insurance
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Pba
Pongeeneeden
Bunplub
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