Purely Personal Gentle visits and travels across towns
Pleasant Paragraphs notes Mrs Grafton Doreey of Chicago visiting Mr and Mrs Thomas Schley in Frederick. Many friends and family members, including Miss Marie Davis Tyler of Tiffin Ohio, Dr Samuel T Haffner, and Miss Nellie Rice Barbour, are listed as guests, visits, and returns from trips to Baltimore Washington Adams Town and other locales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grafton Doreey
Chicago
Thomas Schley
West Second Street
Miles Margeret Thomas
Adamstown
E. TH. DeLashmott
West Third Street
Mesere-Cissdr McClzery
Thomas Wolfe
Westminster
Harry Eyler
Charlotte
N.C
St Louis
Marie Davis Tyler
Tiffin
Ohio
Sire
Edward Nelson
East Church Street
Margaret Blaine
Washington
Son
Granville Thomas
East Patrick Street
Samuel T. Haffner
Sixth
Maryland
St. Louis
Murray Baer
Baltimore
Walter Dyer
Frederick
Mary Koontz
N. C
Big City
Carrie Tucker
Second Street
East
Anna Treadwell
John Firman
L. 5
Clingan
Mollie Bellannder
O. A. Lough
Nellie Rice Barbour
Bridgeport
Vermont
O. A. Dorner
Emmitsburg
A. Kemp Keefer
Albert McCardell
Braceville
Hagerstown
Nelile McCardell
Susie Markey
East Second Street
Bas
Edward and
Meredith Smith
F. Fanich
Robert Tyson
Western Maryland College
Carroll County
Alice Young
Mim
Minnie Young
John Davin
West All Saints
Mears
John A. Kennedy
James E. Doll
Martinsburg
W. Va
Charlies Cronise
File
J. Calvin Cronise
Harmony Grove
James T. Harbin
Little Morgan
W. D. Tomeson
Washington, D. C
Marguerite Kolb
North Market Street
Halbert Hill
Romney
J. A. Willamson
Bessie Motter
Miss Motter
Taneytown
G. Persons Miller
Buckey Kemp
Lewis Kemp
Elizabeth Thomas
Fenton Thomas
Miles Lockwood
Fannie Deleplains
Denegre
Te. Win. Fo
Chestnut Hill
Philadel
Wm. Trick Street
B. Miller
Angests Lanter
Woman's College
Ete
Joseph Smith
Coll
Gay Bilsckston
Alexandria
J.J. Hill
Springfeld
A. Estelle Fastnacht
York
W. E. Seibert
New Bloomfield
Evangelical Lutheran Parsonage
Services and Observances Across Churches This Week
A roundup of religious services and events from St James Evangelical Lutheran Church to St James Chur ch and surrounding parishes. Children's Day rites, sermons, and offerings are noted, with plans for evening meetings and pastor visits, including Rev Lindon F. M. Myers introductory sermon and outreach aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy Schroeder
St. James’ Lutheran Church
L. F. M. Myers
Eugene Albaugh
Mollie Tabies
Jacob Bechmidt
David Bieler
Evangelical Lutheran Church
J.J. Ill
Third Lutheran Church
Springfield
Ohio
Second Street
Mr. Hedges
Kephart
D. D
J. A. Wilhite
Trinity M. E. Church
First Corinthians
Epworth League
BE. L. Leonard
Y. ME. C0. A
St Anthony of Padua
J.B. Manney
Ray
Edward F. X. McSweeney
Mt. Bt. Mary's College
J. B. Manley
St. Anthony’s
Edward P. Allen
St. Mary's College
B. J. Bradley
Peter A. Coad
Titus Piscentini
the College
Lefevre
C. M
Maloney
C.M
St. Joseph’s Church
Eammitsburg
GT. James Church
St. Jemen Evangelical Lutheran Church
Lindon F. M. Myera
Peter
Spitatle
Caenarea
Cornelius
God
Apostle
Offea
Sams
Cesares
Memorial service and Masonic sermon draw large crowds
A child’s memorial service filled the chapel with an appreciative audience as the program featured a choir anthem, prayers, recitations, and a solo by Miss Gertrude Biggs. The pastor tied the theme to cleansing and beautifying life through God’s power and referenced weeds and towers as metaphors. Two willow branches and white ribbons honored three children and three charter members. The Rev. W. McKinney’s Masonic sermon to Lynch and Columbia Lodges stressed brotherhood and service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Childres
Iba
Rer. L
M. Myers
Geriptore Ceeding
Faanion
le Mines
Lois S McKincey
Carts
Bever, Chambers
Mice
Howard Sc
Harry Schmidt
Reathe
Uber
Gertle Biggs
Gertie
Rwgr
W. McKinney
M. E. Church
Lynch
Columbia
Florida's Watermelon Crop Forecast By Rail Allies
The Southern railway freight department predicts a record watermelon yield for Florida this season totaling 72 million pounds or about 3 million melons. End-to-end, those melons would stretch 52 miles, requiring a 19 mile long train of 3000 cars to haul the crop to 10 markets. Florida’s crop is expected to be three times last year, with better prices anticipated as naval crops are half in Georgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Southern Railway
Washington
Jacksonville
Florida
Geargls
Frederick County Agricultural Society Opens Snow Fair Planning
The Frederick County Agricultural Society board met to finalize plans for the next fair beginning October 13. Premium list was revised, Augustus S. Wilson of Urbana elected vice president as A G McCardellli resigned. Exhibitor space applications rise while Dodgergets promise new features never before seen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County Agricultural Society
Augustus 8. Wilson
Urbana
A. G. Mc Cardelli
War Relics Found in old Market Street House
Workmen tearing down a North Market Street brick house near West Sixth Street uncovered two ancient army sabers and a canteen between the ceiling and garret, hidden in wartime times. The new two story pressed brick building by William Adams will feature a galvanised iron cornice and enhance the area's appearance. Memorial Day observances in Middletown saw Reynolds' Post decorate graves in local cemeteries with a speech by ex Marshal E. Goldsborough and choral music. Undelivered letters list for Frederick City postoffice includes Adams, Edwards, Kins, Landerkip, Myers, Beemton, Book, Foon, Rhance, and Zelia Nichols.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. W. Bitzer
North Market
West Sixth Street
Wm. Adams
Midiatowwn
Reynolds’ Post
Frederick
Middletown
E. ¥. Goldsborough
Reformed Church
Emory L. Coblentz
Frederick City
Guymeees
John W. Adams
C Carol
Joseph
Edwards E
Kins
T. W. Landerkip
Henry C. Myere
Ba Beemton
Frederick Pomel Lapis’ List
F. Book
Celia Fiena
Jobt Rhance
Mar- Zelia Khiel
A. Ees
Accident on the Frederick and Middletown electric railroad
A track loaded with steel near Frederick jumped the line about two miles from Middletown. Thurston Hagan narrowly escaped serious injury after leaping and being thrown against a fence. The broken track was not yet spiked and spread while trains were being cleared. A second annual excursion by local organizations is planned for July 29 at Bay Ridge. A two year old colt belonging to Mr. Wo. Best near Frederik was found in the field with a broken leg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick-Middletown
Thurston
Hagan
Frederick
Middletown
Aauasl
Emmksburg
Arthur Post
G. A.B. Masessort Tribe
R. Mead Empteburg Council
U. A. M— Wit
Grzod Army
Bay Ridge
Mr. Wo. &. Best
Frederik
Frederick County
Yale
Behan
Maryland Militia Encampment Rules and Pay Ledger
Maryland National Guard orders set camp rules for the Fredricksburg Maryland site with July 1 recruitment cutoff, payroll procedures by July 25, and medical subsistence plans. Details cover quartermaster duties, transportation, camp construction, substitutes, muster roll verification, and court martial provisions. Also notes Yale graduations of Frederick county men and related telegrams to McKinley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryand
National Guard
Feeb
Mary
Ciy
Fredrick
Eaturcey
Daly
Uys
Maryland National
Gandsy
Wellesley Graduates and Local Notices
Wellesley Graduate Tax News reports an invitation to the commencement at Wellesley College for Tuesday June 23 at 8 oclock. Miss Jonele Rutper, daughter of Rev. Dr. D. J. Beals, graduates among 117 pupils with high esteem. May notes include numerous social visits and local gatherings. In May the clerk records show seventy eight deeds, sixty four mortgages, three chattel mortgages filed, five bills of sale, and twenty four marriage licenses requested with parental consent due to underage applicants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellesley Graduate Tax News
Wellesley College
Jonele Rutper
D. J. Beals
Frederick
Wellesley
Vassar
N College
Mteu
Local notices advertise sales and equipment deals in Ottawa and Frederick
Special Notice urges interest in stock clearances on SSCTiGco goods in Ottawa with low prices and next season value. Kolafra Brocks marketed for cyclists to boost endurance, 10 cents a package at local stores. Printing firm Fredeick City Mfg Co invites inquiries after July 1st with bids, aiming for low prices and quality work. Crawford bicycles advertised at 75 dollars for high grade and 60 dollars for medium, inviting inspection and direct maker advantage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawaie
Jesse
Messrs. Marken & Blelfeld
Frederick City
Salem & Dill
Crawford Bricycles
Modern Beasty Flourishes on Food and Sunlight
A brief note depicts a healthy creature thriving on good food and sunshine. It highlights glowing health, blooming feet, and a need for gentle cleansing with a laxative remedy. The advertisement cites California Fig Syrup Company as the maker, though spelling is inconsistent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Californis Fig Rap Company
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the Daily News
Asus
P. B
Jane
Waesmeton
D.C
W. J. Moons
Weather Bureau
Stanp & Rhoderick
Mons and Services
St. Jamee
Andree
Rev
Mir. McKezney
Eber Brauer
German Baptist | Church
Salvation Amy
Reformed
Petersvile
All Saints Episcopal Church
Mornolng
the Agricultural Society
wcKiniey
Major McKinley
Eject Wellington
Army
South Mountain
Alfred Townsend
Gspland
Ateting
Frederick Republican Association
Esat Church Street
Republican Olba
Mary's College
Ander High School
Dave
Oyrs
Consmetsus
Usente Uo County Tours
Cmarca Mill
Ella
Molle
Mer Hawker
May
Oliver Heforam
Clara
Doubs
Mra Box
Hargett Riss
Eric Keyser
Opgat
Elle
Florence Whipp
Lime Kiln
John Hendrickson
Yar
TDAT
Hubst
Child
Etyles
Yual
Joben Henoakason
F. V. Staub
California
Bartlett Peara
F. W. Stars
Po Brothers
Rodoce & Neing
Wade
Yodr
Ogia
Polure
Tse
Lica
Sricee
Mitcce
Forvic
Manufscurer
Rodoce & Neldig
A. T. Rice & Sons
A. T. Rice & Son Funeral Directore
J. E. Walker & CO
LL Uuck
Bummer Wss
Don Bioizzzi
Nandie
Bcation
Geo. H. Zimmerman
Aprashawan
Pus
AOTEL
Rentohay Summer Garden
Ione
D. Dou
J. F. Eisengauer
AMO
J .F. Eisenhauer
A. B. Hargett
Busniaws
A. Bchasorrt
Rpue Bock
She Bockit
Orr
Olipps
Dew
Wort Patrick
Telegraph
Hephens Io
Treteriek
Williamson's
Kepler
Best & Kurizrs
Crawford
Bahm & Dill
Haan
Jelsas
8Ahm & Dill
Mulliniz & Kemp
Gents
Moisons & Kent
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