Local Notes And Visitors From The Daily News
A bustling column lists city residents venturing to Lancaster Philadelphia and Baltimore on business and leisure. Several names from Washington County travel to Holy Cross College Worcester and Shippensburg while others return from visits, with hotel arrivals noted including Harrishburg Baltimore and York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orry Horen
Joseph Douglas
Harrisburg
H. Miller
J.B. Kahn
J. Siegel
J. & Martin
R. E L. Robertson
F.B. Eisenbrandt
Baltimore
H. G. Heyd
W. H. Zorns
Philadelphia
W. F. Prather
Conn
L. Rosenheim
John H. Thies
D. F. Ross
A. Parker
New York
R. Hester
J.B. Anderson
W. A Underwood
Ohio
T.B. Warner
West Virginia
A- Lewis
Penna
G. Wiley
York
J. T Vinson
Rockville
Cantis House
D. Horm
W. E Schriver
J. O'Neill
Columbus
Nathan
Phila
C.J. AlcCarty
Columbia
W. Whyte
Auburn
N.Y
Grorr House
O. H. M. Robertson
Florida
J. I. Glark
Washington
D. C
W. Spollen
G. O. Flickinger
N. X
D. Sullivan
D.C
Base Ball Events And Local Sickness Notices In Town
Base ball plans unfold as Tri State League organizer W L Katzenberger arrives with players for a season opener against Martinsburg at Agricultural Park. League news, local games, and weathered rain interruptions mix with sickness updates for residents including Miss Laura Haines recovering after surgery and Mrs Nathan Tyson's condition worsening. Property improvements on West South Street are reported with Winkleman home renovated and refurbished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.L. Katzenberger
Martinsburg
Agricultural Park
Emmitsburg
Johnson’s
Little Potato
Bright Star Baseball Club
Bsts
Brickyard
Coro Hill
Commencement Exercises at Sir John’s Institute End of Year Show
Commencement exercises at Sir John’s Literary Institute featured performances by the institute’s dramatic club. Highlights included The End of the Tether staged by the center department, with a long, varied cast and multiple musical interludes led by Frank Roelkey, Robert Burek, and Elizabeth Walsh. The junior department performed The It Bearsal, praised for talent and charm. Rev Fr Gurney gave a tribute to Prof Willis, noting substantial progress under his guidance. The event closed with violin and organ selections and remarks from Rev Gaifner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sir John's Literary Institute
Institute Dramatic Club
Center
Biard
Sete
Steplesson G
Albert Smith
Nids
Dave Relter
Fat Jossph
Jouses
Ephraim Unis
Roetney
Sulla
Frank Roelkey
Robert B
Ite
Bearsal
Felowies
Henry
Roger Grembing
George
Joseph Smirh
George Grosaoe
John
George Smit
Thomas
Joseph Eisenhauer
Juzskua
George Xeipald
Gurney
Meredith Smith
Ormble
Francis Ruel
Ernest
Roelkey
Edward Smith
Francis Roskey
Charles Grumbine
George Niepold
Roger Grumbine
Theisis
Joseph Smith
Avion
Harry Crum
Bunsisa Componien
Francis Jtoeines
George Nipold
Gentemen
Slaster
Eddie Smith
Lord Adolphus Pirstwater
Gris
Rennor Rafrein
Meredith
Edward Stith
Francis Hucker
Willis
Pleaver
Marriage Causes Surprise In Baltimore Notes
Miss Mamie Horine of Burkittsville wed Thomas Lamer of Spencer Iowa in Baltimore on Tuesday of last week. The bride, a Burkittsville Seminary graduate and noted pianist, plans Iowa residence after brief stay at her home. Mr Lamer works at a Spencer bank. Castle and Hughes wed at Grace M E church in Baltimore with many local relatives attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lamar—Horine
Mamie
L. A. T. Horine
Burkittsville
Thomas Lamer
Spencer
Iowa
Baltimore
Miss Horine
Burkittsville Seminary
Kee Mar Seminary
Hagerstown
Lamer
Castle—Hughes
W. E. Castle
Daniel Castle
Grace M.E
Lafayette Square
Grace Hughes
Tuesday Market Brims With Fresh Local Produce
A bright summer morning brings a bustling county market with top fruits and vegetables. Fresh country beans, raspberries at 17 to 35 cents per quart, blackberries 8 to 10 cents, currants 10 to 12 cents per box, jelly 75 cents per peck, Frederick county cherries four cents per quart, and tomatoes easing in price though smaller in size. Widespread showers and sun are speeding ripening, promising reasonable market prices for shoppers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Local Notables Address Alma Mater Amid Community News
Frederick J. Helm, class of 72 and mayor of Hagerstown, spoke yesterday at Hock Hill College. Sisters of St. Joseph's Academy Emmitsburg Md completed a new chapel noted for its three brass chandeliers and ornate light fittings. Georgetown College W Outerbridge Horsey Md earned a silver medal for honorable mention in French third class. Osborn L Yeillott Towson society president gave the president's address at McDowell Hall last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick J. Helm
Hagerstown
Hock Hill College
Sisters of
St. Joseph's Academy
Emmitsburg
Georgetown College
W. Outerbridge Horsey
Maryland Tract
Taention
St . Annepolis
McDowell Hell
Osborn L Yeillott
Towson
Big Fish Catch Nets 233 Pound Carp On Monocacy
Thomas Bratton and David Boyd, both colored, fished the Monocacy last evening and night, catching 30 fine carp. One carps weighed 233 pounds, several others about nine pounds. They had to hire a wagon to transport the fish into the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Bratton
David Boyd
Man at Brush Factory Cuts Left Finger
Cat His Finger Edward Kreh of West South street, employed at the Brush factory, injured the front finger of his left hand yesterday while operating one of the 23 machines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Kreh
West South Street
Brush Factory
Fragmented local notes and notices from June edition
A weathered column reports a full moon and dry spell, a charity concert in Kemp Hill, livestock and farm happenings near Rocky Springs, a canning factory preparation at Bartholow, and multiple town notices. It notes storms, fence damage, chickens killed by a weasel, and community events from Frederick City area.
More Frederick County Edwards Estate Heirs
A New Market correspondent recounts Edwards family lines tracing three living brothers Robert Ambrose and Haydon Edwards from Wales around 1738. Cadwallader Edwards links to Ambrose, with later descendants including Dr Henry Zollickoffer and David Keener Zollickoffer in Frederick County Maryland and Sarah Ann Smith of New Market. Cadwallader’s five children are Aquila Samuel Mary Ann Lorena and Sarah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Edwards
New Market
Robert
Ambrose
Haydon Edwards
Wales
Cadwallader
Robert Edwards
Sarah
Cadwallader Edwards
William Zollickoffer
Henry Zollickoffer
Baltimore
David Keener Zollickoffer
Sarah Ann
Geo. M. Smith
Cadwallader Eawans
Connecticut
Ambrose Edwards
King William County
Virginia
Cedwallsder Edwards
Aquila
Samuel
Mary Ann
Lorena
Magistrate Court hearing for Rebecca Brown assault case
Constable Brengle arrested Rebecca Brown yesterday for assault and battery on Mary Thompson. A hearing at 2 pm today before Magistrate Wilson. Laura Kinsley appeared and posted bail to keep the peace. A peace warrant was sworn out by Henrietta Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brengle
Rebecca Brown
Mary Thompson
Wilson
Laura Kinsley
Henrietta Hall
County Correspondence From Yellow Springs And Vicinity
Reports from Yellow Springs and nearby towns describe a minor wagon accident causing wrist dislocation and minor injuries to Mr Tyler, with wagon damage around five pounds. Weather notes mention heavy rains, harvests starting, and crops including wheat, cherries, corn, and strawberries showing promise. Local items highlight postmaster Reeves, residents dining with friends, and community events and storms affecting roads.
Local residents plan improvements on homes and buildings
Improvement notes show Mr M O Giz of New Market making property improvements. Mr Josephus E yesterday of Charlesuilie is starting improvements on his dwelling. A W Burkhart of Brookville is erecting a new barn. Mr W S Eigie of Sendy Hook buys a large Brunswick business house to use as a storeroom when finished, promising the finest room in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.O. Giz
New Market
Josephus Eesterday
Charles-uilie
A. W. Burkhart
Brookville
WS. Eigie
Sendy Hook
Brunswick
Clerk John Buckey Leaves National Hotel for Orkney Springs
Mr John Buckey son of Afe G Jacob Buckey of West South street has left the National Hotel Washington where he served as clerk for two years to take the chief clerk position at the hotel in Orkney Springs Virginia for the current season He plans to return to the National at season’s end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jir
Willer
Ann Mantz
Jacob Mehsting
Baltimore
Lizzie R. Lakin
Mt. Pleasant
J. A. Haydon
Worcester
Mass
Holy Cross College
Charles
A&a
John Buckey
Jacob Buckey
West South Street
National Hotel
Washington
Orkney Springs
Virginia
National
Change in Ownership of the Daily News of Hagerstown
Announcement that on July 1 the Daily News of Hagerstown will undergo ownership change. Proprietor Mr Peter Witmer retires and is succeeded by Mr Lewis Syester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily News of
Hagerstown
Mir
Peter Witmer
Bir
Lewis Syester
Big Time at Lancaster Celebration Announced
The Senior and Junior Order United American Mechanics with the Patriotic Sons of America plan a major Lancaster, Pennsylvania celebration on July Ur, featuring two full regiments in contients uniforms. State councils will attend along with Germertown and Duscen nop, promising a grand gathering with numerous participants and a notable display at McGranus's Pars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster
United American Mechanics
Patriotic Sons of America
Uist
Pennovlanis
Germertown
Duscennop
Thoraald
Srework
St Ache
George Wallosten
Liverty Sud
McGranus
Ginter
Amelia
Ils Webers
Children's Day Services at Local Churches Highlight Weekend
Across area churches events marked Children's Day with programs at St Zion Lutheran near Pescaville, Exeter Street Mission, Goranstown M E Church and St Pauls in Hagerstown. Reforms noted include church interior remodeling by a committee led by A C AfeCardell and D V Stauffer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Zion Lutheran Church
Pesgaville
FE. Olin Etiridge
Sundse Rchool
Exeter Street
ROC
Buber
Ware
Goranstown
M. EF
George ¥. Leech
Diidding Leech
Anacroete Point
D. F. Goucher
A.W. Rudistil
J. St. Clair Neal
Lon
Milton G. Urner
Storm Echoes Widespread Damage and Loss Across Counties
A Sunday thunderstorm caused two cattle deaths in Carroll County and heavy rainfall damaged farms near Westminster, flattening wheat, washing corn, and flooding yards. Rogerstown reported one inch of rain, while City area cellars flooded and six barrels of sugar spoiled. A cofferdam washed away at Williamsport interrupting railroad access, and a tree was struck by lightning in Pleasant district, splintering wood and scattering debris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zabu Ig
D.S. Hartle
Jobo Gassman
Bis Ecellar
Col
W. F. McCarty
Williamsport
Ebo
D. H. Routzahn
Mr. Pleasant
Martinsburg and Brunswick Feud Over Railroad Move
The Martinsburg Gazette notes tensions as the B and C KR R Co moves Brunswickward operations. Officials face worker strain and possible return to old quarters, with rumors of discontent and reassessment of local train service and through traffic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martinsburg
Brunswick
W. Va
E Brunswick
Beut
Reformed Reunion Set for August Gathering
The committee arranging the Reformed Churches of Maryland, Pennsylvania and Virginia reunion at Pen-Mar has scheduled the second annual meeting on Thursday, August 11. Notable attendees include Dr J A Horthelns of Martinsburg and John A Humrich of Martinsburg, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Horthelns
Martinsburg
David M. Burley
Hagerstown
Edward Shafer
Baltimore
Samuel Darrow
Frederick
John K. Burger
Chambersburg
Nilen A. Fissel
Carlisle
Charles E. Staley
Gettysburg
Weist
York
John A. Humrich
W. Va
F. Borden
Tom Brook
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Virginia
Pen- Mar
Accident at St John’s Institute Leaves Man Hurt
Mr. Alonzo Ely was struck on the head by a stone amid a gathering at St. John’s Institute. His straw hat was cut and a large lump formed. the blow rendered him unconscious for a time before restorative aid revived him and he walked home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alonzo Ely
St. John’s Institute
Mr. Ely
Letters From the People on Lutheran West End Mission Concert
Readers discuss the history and struggles of the Lutheran West End Mission in Kemp Hall. Clergy and volunteers organized Sunday school outreach, rebuilt after war, and sought public support to sustain the mission in face of financial burdens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kemp Hall
Niadort
Lutheras Church
Dich
Lambwit
Thos. J. Maushr
Henry M. Nixdorf
Alpheus Shafeer
Caroline Heller
Alice Barns
Clara Barns
W. C. Neller
Sion
Stoetky
Aloasius Santth
West End
Atr. Stutth
Lutheran Church
Notable Walks Of Statesmen And Officials
The piece describes walks of Thomas G Reed of Maine and other figures including Charles Foster, Willi C Lamour, and the ex secretary of the navy. It notes Reed rams a new pair of shoes monthly while Foster, Lamour, and Morton display brisk, deliberate strides reflecting their personalities and habits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas G. Reed
Maine
Eel
Elis
Ixis
Willi C
Dan Lamour
Yale and Harvard Crew Race Near New London Conn
Charles R. Ely son of Prof C W Ely of the Maryland Institute for the Deaf rows No 3 in Yale Crew which will race Harvard on the Thames near New London Conn late this week This annual boat race is described as the most important in the country Yale has won nine of fifteen races over the past fifteen years Harvard six with Yale taking the last five in succession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yale
Harvard
Charles R. Ely
C. W. Ely
Maryland Institute For the Deaf
Thames
New London
Conn
Postponed Sale At Gro Park Auction Due To Low Bids
A public sale of valuable lots at Gro Park in the city's northwest was postponed indefinitely due to sparse attendance. The sale now moves to private terms with Captain Groff accepting offers for the lots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gro Park
Captain Groff
Mullinix and Kemp Outing Shirts and Gents Neckwear Sale
New assortment of outing shirts and gents neckwear offered at low prices. Also new Charlies, Pongees, ginghams, outings, and more. See specials in ladies ribbed underwear.
Baltimore Markets Update from January 22
Market notes show mixed prices in grains and butter with flour and wheat values listed across categories. References include winter and spring wheat patents, No 2 wheat, barrel and case counts, and general dairy pricing with steady butter and creamery fares noted amid varied commodity terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Miata Sepietter
Malteener No
Vest
Epuemens
Lon Sretey
OSTS
Berahels Spires Kasten Stead
Lierdber
Teefecet
Letee Gethta Steig
Moretets
Ula Stoytoebts
Local Sale Promotes Flour and Excursion Tickets to Glen Echo
Local notice highlights rising demand for Ceresville Holler Flour produced for home use. Shriner Mifine Co offers excursion tickets to Glen Echo Chautauqua in Washington DC with reduced fares from Grafton Morrizonburg Hagerstown Frederick and Martins Ferry. Tickets go on sale June 5th for return by July 2nd with travel dates June 21 and June 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fa Shriner Mifine Co
Glen Echo Chautauqua
Washington
D.C
Glen Echo Chautasqua
C. R.R
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the Daily News
Sen
Mook
Amy Moon Mises
Ney Gines T
C. S. Dougherty
Nellie Burnite
Delaware
Amy R. Kemp
Dome
Columbus Ringer
Dallas Centre
Knode
Washington County
A. C. Riccardetl
Charles Birely
WC. Birely
Wil Lerve
F. W. Staub
Sharpsburg
Steiner Schley
Grace Staub
Bertha Trandle
South Market Street
Dickerson
Montgomery County
Joseph G. Johnson
Sandy Hook
Nannie Goldsborough
West Pat- Tick Street
George A. Gilbert
Shippensburg
John Rudy
Joseph Cramer
West Patrick Street
Nathan Tyson
East Church St
Laura Haines
Harry BE. Wilcoxén
West Ail Saints Street
Winkleman
HY Ueneal
Long Quinn
South Street
Evenia
Roe
Ile
Henry C. Brown
Hicks
Middletown Tigs
Maryland Agricultural Collegé
Ben Howard
Eckstein
Fenton Heines
Pt. of Rocks
McMurray Packing Company
Bartholow’s
Maryland Democratic Editorial Association
Easton
Rocky Springs
Juxe
Thos. B. Tyler
Frederick Uay
Fuescay
Bigiley
Smith
Tyler
Vwler
M. Morse
EY Wolf
Frank
Stars and Stripes
Yellow Springs
Itne
Fuslaug
Pduuty
Hervesting
Carlton Palmer
Everton
Robert D. Eaton
George OH. Clem
Lewistown
J.N
Jacob FE. Zimmerman
Charles Broadrap
Charlesville
N. F. Rickards
Isresville
John R. Brandenburg
Tyith
Charles Haran
J. H. Long
E. A Shriner
Walkersville
E. H. Shriner
J. J. Null
Hopeland Comet
Harry L. Hahn
D. H. Best
D. EH. Best
N. Market St
Temple of Fancy
THE
C. E.clinesco
Houss
George Brust
Patrick St
Mullinix
Isucy
Goml
WHITE
Bae
Hen Dinickson
Geo, A. Gilbert
Lovi Shoes
Gilbert
Hood’s Mill Station
B. &Go
Eaton
Mortimer Dorsey
Jeacim _ Hood
MIN
Carroll Co
Hartsock
West
Patrick Street
Fortests
Poco
Somacue Red Coles
Myrtle Ave
Brooklyn
GJ. Doll & Son
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