Campaign meeting at Kemp Hall discussed by community leaders
A late evening campaign meeting at Kemp Hall addressed the community on the future of a local M.O.A. project. Rev. Obhas F Stesk urged support for a well rounded facility including a gymnasium and religious programs, arguing it benefits youth and Frederick's future.
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Kemp Hall
Borfbara
Finel
Obhas
F_ Stesk
Lutheran Church
Frederick
Onatto
Frederick youths urged to fund new Y M C A building
Letters from the people urge support for a Christian Association for young men in Frederick. About 550 residents have pledged toward a $25,000 project, with time extended if needed to finish the fund and build a larger Y M C A.
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Frederick
Bud
Frederick Party Excursion Returns From Special Train
A Frederick group tied to a Colorado trip returns today after a four thousand mile journey aboard a special train. The party praises the journey as delightful and the train as splendid.
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Colorado
Frederick
Ostersdo
Contract Awarded for Policeman Uniforms to Lowinstiln & Wertheimer
The contract to furnish uniforms for policemen has been awarded to Lowinstiln & Wertheimer at a price of 1350 dollars per uniform.
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Polica
Lowinstiln & Wertheimer
Storm Winds Ravage Frederick Area Buildings
A severe rain and wind storm struck Frederick and surrounding areas causing widespread damage. Roofs blown off houses and the Emergency Hospital, several chimneys toppled, a wagon shed wrecked, and a large tree uprooted. Fences, a silo, and storefront glazing suffered extensive harm. Damaged rail lines and a near-miss at a river crossing were reported amid hail in some counties.
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Frederick Shorty
Market Street
Carth
South Market Streets
Motter
Booth Market
All Saiots Street
Wm. F. Chilton
North Market Street
Anton Kott- Sing Bille
Ainstely
Tewnodals
Ismeer Daviz
Obshea Zimmerman
Frederick
Baltimore Pike
Bowers
J. B. Lakin
South Market Street
Carroll Creak
Erso
Hygein
Eaca
S. B. Homer
North Market Sireet
Boy Nearly Electrocuted By Downed Wire
A 12 year old, George Sanders Jr., son of Mr and Mrs George Sanders of South Market street, narrowly escaped electrocution when a live wire from Frederick Gas and Electric Company blew down during a storm. He received a shock, was unconscious briefly, then revived and was taken home. Dr J O Hendriz attended, with burns on his head and fingers.
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George Sandore
George Sanders
South Market Street
Frederick Gas and Electric Company
J. O. Hendriz
Class Day Exercises at City Opera House
Large audience attends Male High School Class Day at City Opera House. Program features selections, orchestra, welcome by William L. Cramer, reports by Ira M. Thomas, essays by Hammond Clary and others, debate on women's higher education, class history, prophecy, insignia presentation, and farewell songs.
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City Opera House
William L. Cramer
Ira MW. Thomas
Frank M. Dertzbrugh
Ecbootl
Atles-Thomas wedding ties two families in Baltimore
Eisa Eleanor Kemp Thomas daughter of Mire Alice A. Thomas and Edward F. Thomas married Ra ca il Tavingston Miles of New York at the bride’s mother's home 10 West Twenty Fifth Street Baltimore on June 20. Due to the bride father’s death only immediate family attended. Miss Carris Elizabeth Thomas sister served as attendant. Rev J Ogle Warfield officiated. The couple plan an extended northerly trip and reside in Sewaren New Jersey.
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Atles— Thomas
Eisa Eleanor Kemp Thomas
Mire
Alice A. Thomas
Edward F. Thomas
Racsail Tavingston Miles
New York
West Twenty
Baltimore
Carris Elizabeth Thomas
J. Ogle Warfield
Philadelphia
Sewaren
Brideiss
Personal visits and returns across cities in a Maryland town
Baltimore residents Samilton Lindsay and Mary Harrison Ritchte travel to Ksada and Emmitsburg while others like Richard Johnson and Carrie Siifer explain visits or returns from Alexandria and Aberdeen. Local residents, including Miss Eshel Finnefrcock and Mrs Nettie Fisher, describe returning visits to their homes and relatives.
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Samilton Lindsay
Baltimore
Ksada
Richard Johnson
Alexandria
Carrie Siifer
North Market Stock
Jeferson
Harold Brooxey
East Patrick Street
Wahlogtos
West
Luther
Woods
Eshe
Finnefrcock
L. A Thurlkeld
Aberdeen
Nares Macriots
Jferior
Ladiana
Mra Nettie
Fisher
Laura Chaplice
West Third
Areet
Mre
Fisheries
Admiral Wirfield Scott Sobley
Mesace
Preston Whip
Lester Toms Sod
Eso Witeburg
Washigton
Les University
Lexington
Frederick
Social World Fun at Lambert Home Birthday and Peanut Party
A pleasant day at Mr. and Mrs. John C Lambert home in Jefferson Sanday. Guests from Washington Rockville and Frederick gathered with Emory Eyler hosting with graphophons. Birthday social for Edna Sha seventeenth marked by games and a sumptous repast. Stephen Thomas hosted a peanut party with children enjoying games and a dining room feast of cakes ice cream and bananas.
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Beusios
John C Lambert
Jefferson
Sanday
Jewell
Obaries
Washreton
D.C
Iris
Rockvills
Lambert
Emory Eyler
Frederick
Wm. Zimmerman
Maggie Arthur
Grace Lambere
Clarence
May Summer
Charles Bussard
Homer Young
Willie King
Mra. G
Edna
G. W. Shot
Samuel Hargett
Misses Edns
Mildred
Bessie Shaft
Mary Derr
Amy Zimmerman
Nora Hargett
Elvis
May Eyler
Mary Webb
Erma Doty
Messrs
Roy Derr
William and
James Sheff
John and
Grovar Shaff
Frei
John Zimmerman
John
Ridgley Shaft
Stephen Thomas
Chippewa Haymakers Elect Officers at Meeting
At a recent meeting the Chippewa Haymakers Association elected officers. Named were Part Chief Haymayer Henry L Bennett chief haymaker Walter L Rowe assistant chief haymaker Johnnot S B Smith overseer Blaine Tucker collector of straws John Wood keeper of bandles John Lipps trustees H E W Storn Slyse Landis and Pallip E Grove.
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Chippewa Haymakers’ Association
Haymayer
Henry L. Bennett
Walter L. Rowe
Johnnot S. B. Smith
Blaine Tucker
John Wood
John Lipps
H. E. W. Storn
Slyse Landis
Pallip E. Grove
Law's Grip Leads to Short Jail Term for Digge
John Digge, a colored man, was arrested by Constable Lawia F. Oshter for disturbing the cases at Lime Kiln in this county. He appeared yesterday before Justice John Keller, who fined him 25 dollars in costs and ordered 30 days in jail for nonpayment.
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Jam
John Digge
Lawia F. Oshter
Lime Kiln
Justia
John #_ Keller
Nelson Publishes Two New Songs From New London
Frederick County songs by Sir M. H. Nelson, "Good-bye Captain, Telly My Mother" and "Darling, I Am Dreaming," have been published and placed on the market. Both tunes are described as very pretty and Nelson is congratulated on the effort.
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Frederick Country Man
Sir
M. H. Nelson
New London
Nelson
Lutheran pastor accepts call to Morocacy charge
Rev. George W. Crist of Union Deposit Pennsylvania has accepted the call to serve as pastor of the Morocacy charge comprising the Walkersville Crangerstown and Bethel churches. He expects to assume duties about July 4.
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George W. Crist
Union Deposit
Lutheran Church
Walkersville
Crangerstown
Bethel
Bicycle Accident on North Mazrkes Street Leaves Rider Unconscious
Master Joseph Mullinix was riding a bicycle on North Mazrkes Street near Second Street at noon when a bandana tied to the wheel caused him to fall head first. He was unconscious for several moments but later revived.
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Bicsch
Joseph Mullinix
Mazrkes Street
Second Street
Market Prices for Grain and Oil from Today
The peak market report lists prices for Cora at 2.00 per barrel and 0.52 per bushel. Wheat grades No 2 red and No 3 are at 0.75 and 0.65 per bushel respectively with various quality designations noted as rejected damaged and par. A miscellaneous 0.20 per barrel is recorded.
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Peak Mart
Tyson G& Nicodemus
Markes
Classified Want Ads From The News
Wide awake readers see immediate value in The News Want Ads. Advertisements reach businesses and households, aiding employers, employees, buyers, sellers, and job seekers with timely notices and opportunities. Say you saw it in The News.
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Tae
Miss Rohrback Graduates as First MA Degree Awarded
Saint Joseph Academy at Emmetburg yesterday marked its 97th annual commencement with the first ever conferment of degrees. Miss Laurette Rohrback won top honors in the art display and Miss Mary Theola Conley received a Master of Arts. others earned Bachelor of Arts and various prizes across classical English and postgraduate awards.
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St. Jozeph
Eeomiteburg
Anna
Alice
Sston
Elsters
Mary N. Buckley
Warhtogtss
Fo Tarmontons Diesdieg
Colsriog
Ufc
Misa Buckley
Aurora
Guido’ Real
Buckley
Laurette Rohrbick
Charles Rohrback
Frederick
Rohrbiock
Angele
Bucbner
Lavurstta Rohrback
Echumea
Rodetzky
Stravas
Louisa Sebald
Academy Yeaterday
Mary Theola Conley
Brookline
Mass
Kathstine Eugenia Oartin
Dunmore
Isa Mary V. Bockley
Washington
B.C
Mies Emily Grace Denny
Boentburg
Psa
Katherine Irene
O'Mears
Lynchburg
Mies Lauretts Jarbos Bohrback
Mica
Mary Oline Denny
Ebenaburg
Misa Maris Louies
Argyle
Havens
Cubs
Marie Ac
Joinette Ciagett
Aspar Merlboro
Melee Anns Lovise
Emmiteburg
Ostreli
Emily Graces Denny
Marie A. Olagatt
Maria L. Angule
K. Irene O'Meara
Marie A. Olagett
Hortensis
Angula
Frances G. Ruffin
Local May Sale Ad Sizzles With Bargains And Notices
The page features a noisy late 19th century sale advertisement from Heddig & Miller touting low prices on underwear, ribbons, and silks with bold claims of best bargains of the season. Regional notices announce a grand opening at Fealey's Saloon and a Friday night dance at Braddock Heights, plus local vendor listings for seafood and ice, and a physician osteopathy ad.
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Schroeder Dacca Tonigheé
Braddock Heights Spears
Satardsy
Framae
Bargeia Batardsy
Batardsy
Brief Bits from Local Happenings This Week
The column notes the longest day, Fourth of July after commencements, and upcoming graduates. Frederick County summer resorts are filling, and a gutter near Mr Wm H Hreh's store is damaged. A First Baptist church Sunday school picnic is planned for Bradgock Heights on June 28. Arthur Phebus fell and injured his right wrist near Monteros Hospital. Wm D Baumgardner and Caspar Kullman caught fourteen eels on Wed. Mrs Edward M Dyer hurt her back turning this morning. A homing pigeon with a brass leg band marked B 335012 was found in A C McCaidell's yard.
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Aweet
Frederick County
Wm. H. Hreh
West All Saints
Bradgock Heights
Thoradey
Arthur Phebus
Monteros Hospital
Wm. D. Baumgardner
Caspar Kultao
Edward M- Dyer
East Fourth Strest
A. C. McCsidell
North Market Street
Death notices for Miller Shoop Diller and Palmer
Chaplain Oliver C Miller retired army chaplain died June 20 in Washington DC hospital born April 22 1852 served 1895 1906. Jeremish Shoop Civil War veteran farmer died June 15 on Harry Gilbert farm Waynesboro PA aged 82 6 6 survived by a widow and 14 children. William C Diller son of Dr Charles H Diller died of appendicitis at Frederick City Hospital aged 17 9 9 remains shipped home for funeral. Jacob H Palmer of Owensville MD died June 20 aged 77 1 6 survivors include wife and children.
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O C Miller
Oliver C. Miller
Unitedtates Army
Knoxville
This County
Maryland
Washington Barracke
Wacblogton
D. C
Miller
Highth California Volunteer Infantry
Regular Army
Artillery Corps
Thirteenth Cavalry
Jeremiah Shoop
Jeremish Shoop
Harry
Gilbert
Waynesboro
Mr. Shoop
Pryor
Sebillasville
William C. Dilles
William
Diller
Charles H. Diller
Detour
Ostroll County
Frederick City
Norther Gentral
C. O. Daxty
Jacob H. Palmer
Obewaville
Wolfsons
Peter
York
Hagerstown
Benjamin Ridenour
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Tn Tower
Thomes Gar
Sandford
Emlie de Giertin
Paris
Mt Jane
Wasaivaiy
Jace
Whaleich
Nowa
W. L. Moors
Rene Aera
George Sandera
Talesie'e'sdne Doll Bros
B. Rossnour & Sona
O. B. Bentists
Redook & Co
Ile
T. EK. Young,Neidig & Mitler
Cale Rory
MG. A
iTne Neves
Mir
Charles Zimmercman
Edward T. GH. DeLashmatt
West Third Street
Turely Personal
St. Joseph’s Academy
Miss I. Roheback
Doxtecs
Academy
Citizens! National Bank
HX Hendrickson
Telephose Gali Af
Tas Citizens’ National Bank
Headertes
Marrisud
U.S
Cireais
U. S
Okelren
Wos l
Starr
Maprraxp
L. Wa
G. Ztemeewan
G. Znerman
J. Travers Thomas
Thes
Mesh Thomas Ra Haduer
Streetors
J.D Baker
Lladise
Zohr Hendrickson
Neidig & Miller
Nie « Sauure
Jane Berealo
Joe
Ls Mars
Reseda
Heddig & Miller
Logal Mention
Fealey'a
West Patrickstraat
Heguier
Braddock Heighta
Square Corner
N. W
M. E. Bartgis
South Market Strand
Sterting & Son
Ism
Anderson
Antes G. Qeysy & Co
Frederick Gas Asp Electric Co
Oateopathy
E L. Schmid
Citizena’ Nat. Bank Building
Ohbzonic Dieassag
Force
Truth
Belisf
Permans Patronag
L E, Molling
George
Roddick
Bullet
Batusday
Brussels
Lares Mine
New Vallesert
Sc. K, Sp
George G. Rodcue
Thos. P. Rick
Jonomas P
Eve
Sesant & Enotyi
Cecil's
Morgan Cecil
West Patricesetreet
Frederick, MB
Lowther Forrest
Ghannes Street
Worth Market Street
Frederick, Md
Emith
East Church Street
Markdachy
Peterman
Franklin Street
Beltre
Tre Eye
Karnus
Thuval
Ariédarly
Co. L. Refalver
Aprsolr
Court Street
Drs
Frederics
T Tour Property
I. E
Mullintx
F. B. Sappinetsy
Standard Oil Company
Niagara and Erie
Pharmacists
Hotel Braddock
J. Hancock
Geo. Edw. Smith
Miz. Hi. Dorsey Etchison
Chartes F Steck
Warfzid
W-P_ Powell
Snow Hill
EM. Forman
Centreville
Mercer Brown
Wye Mills
State Board of Pharmacy
Charles W- Ross
Holmes D. Baker
Charles B. Staly
Irip
Natural Bridge
Virginia
United Fire Company
East Third Streat
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