Pleasant Modern Gossip Notices In Local Society
Purely Personal column reports visits and stays of residents and visitors. Edward S. Tyler in Frederick. Miss Mary McSherry and Miss Alexie MacDonald in Baltimore. Mike Grant visiting a convent in Richmond. Abs. William St. Hardt and children guests of W. H. Keller in East Church Street. Miss Ethel A. Krantz visiting Miss Bessie Hahn. Karl R. Strausner visiting his uncle on South Market Street. Anna L. Cartwright of Youngstown visiting Mrs. Isabetta Koontz. Mrs Cartwright formerly Salvation Army captain and evangelist in M. E. church. Bon. and Mrs. Marassas J. Grove and Miss Laura Grove return from Norfolk with Milas Bagele Kearney, recently graduated at Women's College, Richmond. Mrs Mary E. Forster of Baltimore visiting relatives. Mr. Pinkney Lee Cockerly and son Jesse of Plane No. 4 visit Ilenda in Frederick. Mr. Frank Miler of Myersdale spending days in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Grant
Richmond
Abs. Wm. St. Hardt and Children
Patedelphia
W. H Keller
East Church Street
Ethel A. Krantz
Adamstown
Bessie Hahn
Karl R. Strausner
Harrisburg
SL. ‘Rheads
South Market Street
Anna L. Cartwright
Youngstown
Ohio
Issbetta Koontz
West Fifth Street
Cartwright
Salvation Army
Ant
M. E. Church
Bon
Marassas J. Grove
Laura Grove
Norfolk
Milas Bagele Kearney
Portsmouth
Women’s College
Mary E. Forster
Baltimore
Siater
Pinkney Lee Cockerly
Jesse
Ilenda
Frederick
Frank Miler
Myersdale
Local Bits Highlight Oddities and Local Sales
Court spot gains popularity as community interest grows. Allen Gosnell of East Patrick reports selling a fine pony to Pawnee. Lewis Mebbing showcases eight curios in his store, a cabbage head sculpture with about forty emailer heads.
Meat Sacks Meat Sacks Peerless Meat Sacks
Meat sacks advertised as the cheapest and most effective meat preservation medium. Produced by the Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Company with three sizes offered at 3 4 and 5 cents each. Available via local grocers or by requesting from the office.
Aged Frederick Woman to Be 98 on July Fourth
Minerva Key, known as Afanerva Rat, plans to celebrate her 98th birthday on July 4. An elder in Frederick recalls when the city had fewer than a dozen horses. She still relies on a small income of about 21 pounds and support from a white friend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minerva Key
Afanerva Rat
Frederick
Advertising Novelties Preview in Tee News
Tee News announces a large collection of advertising novelties including fans cards and unique designs. Readers are invited to inspect the samples and consider advertising in the latest issue before placing spring printing orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tee News
Reduced Bates to Winchester for Firemen's State Meet
Train rates announced for the Firemen's State Convention in Winchester from July 7 to 9. The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad will sell reuse trip tickets from all points east of the Ohio River to Winchester and return, continuing until July 12, with Frederick and other stations offered reduced rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bates
Winchester
O.R. BR
Orio River
Pittsbore
Parkersbore
Wheeling
Frederick
Skillful James Murray Builds Notable Wood Fan
James Murray of Tale City crafts a wood fan praised as a curious device reflecting his craftsmanship. The piece draws attention from all who view it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eogenious
James Murray
Tale City
Fine Record On Bicycle Track Achievement
Mr Caarles Young of this city set an eight lap record on the bicycle track yesterday evening. The piece mentions Chicago winds and chilly air as a backdrop for the event. If you saw it in the news, this item records the local sports feat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caarles Young
Honors for Young Men Graduates at Frederick College
Closing exercises marked the hundredth year as diplomas and certificates were awarded by Prof Tilton the principal. The graduating class included McQuirkin DeGrange Walter Hargett Grayson Renner and others with Latin English and higher English curricula.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tilton
Frederick College
College Hall
Messrs
B. F. Zimmerman
HK. C. Fout
McQalzin DeGrange
Geo. L. Thomas
G. E Renner
L. 8. Thton
OC. E. Shepherd
Wm. H. Harry
Chas. W. Ely
William Crawford Johnson
Ramsbury
McQuirkin DeGrange
Walter Samuel Hargett
Grayson Luther Renner
George Leicester Thomas
Bernard Fleming Zimmerman
Raymond Claude Font
Joseph William Long
Jesse Brengin Anders
Eather Kuhlman
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Johnson
McQankla de' Grange
Bernard F. Zimmerman
G. Leicester Thomas
Shylock
Walter 5. Hargett
Grayson L. Renner
Brush
Benediction
Johnny Howkins
Thette
Gettysberg
Pennsylvania
Franklin and Marshall
Johns Hopkins
S Ton Highl
Garrett DeGrange
Jolene Hopkins University
Baltimore Wall
Pr— Plis
First Annual Picnic of the MC a Members
The first annual picnic of the MC a members will be held on Tuesday at Kel-Mar. The reception committee led by J J Blei fel W D Zimmerman and others plans for member and guest enjoyment. Members may invite their ladies and the Ladies Auxiliary is invited to participate. A MO Bicycle Club will join for the evening with boating fishing music and storage for bikes. The event aims to foster social ties in pleasant surroundings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kel-Mar
Ion Commitee
J. J. Bleifel
W.D Zimmerman
W. E. Staap
Fons WM. Baller
Gilson
John T. Besi
M. A. Woodward, Jr
John K. Green
G. L. Renner
Thos. Zimmerman
Peerless Meat Sacks Spark Safe Home Preservation
Farmers are urged to protect meat from worms using the Peerless Pepper Meat Sacks. Sacks come in three sizes priced 3, 4, and 5 cents. If unavailable at local merchants, order from the Great Southern Printing Company in Fredericks, Mass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Hand
Great Douttern Printing Company
Fredericz, Ma
Lightning Damages Window Frame at Moiter Residence
A vivid lightning flash during an early Sunday storm struck the window frame of John Moiter’s residence near the city. The bolt caused minor damage with 127 people counted as affected by the light but suffered only minimal harm. The room briefly lit up for several seconds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zesdiums
John Moiter
County Commissioners Adjourn to July 6
The Board of County Commissioners adjourned until July 6 due to an adjournment decision. The Sink's Ford bridge question was not set because committees failed to appear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
Sink's Ford Bridge
Cadets From Highland Park Arrive Safely in Washington
Military cadets from Highland Park who passed through Freder ick on Monday evening arrived safely in Washington yesterday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highland Park
Lil
Frederick
Washington
Odd Bicycle Named Reuben Shocks Hygiea Factory Crew
Workers at the Hygiea Ice factory bought a curious bicycle they dub Reuben and announced they saw it in THE RWS.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reuben
Hygiea Ice Factory
Death of George Baker at Woodsboro aged 50
George Baker died at his Woodsboro home on Wednesday at 2 am from consumption. He leaves a wife and nine children. The funeral proceeded from his residence on Friday and was buried in Mt Hope Cemetery, Woodsboro. Rev. Atyli Conner of Weskersville officiated. Pill bears included Michael Holbraner and others. D. A. Sharetts conducted arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Bseer
George Baker
Woodsboro
Mt. Hope Cemetery
Woedeboro
Atyli Conner
Weskersville
Michael Holbraner
Wm Smith
John McCalister
Wo. Gibert
Elmer Powell
Isasci Grimmer
D. A. Sharetts
Centenary to mark Maryland Grand Chapter Masons
The Royal Arch Masons of Maryland celebrate the centennial of the Grand Chapter formed June 24 1797 at Masonic Temple Baltimore. An elaborate program is planned. Enoch Chapter 23 will also celebrate at Masonic Hall with a Citizens National Bank building program. W Nash Young to deliver the centennial address. meeting begins at 8:30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Arch Masons
Grand Chapter
Maryland
Masonic Temple
Baltimore City
Enoch Chapter
Masonic Hall
Citizen's National Bank
W. Nash Young
JUDGES OF ELECTION APPOINTMENTS IN FREDERICK COUNTY
Frederick County voters see judge appointments for 1697 with one Republican and one Democrat per precinct. Several officials are reappointed while others are listed as new, including Buckeystown John C. Padgett and Joseph N. Chiswell, and Urbana Charles T. Dudderar and Charen M. Moore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Buckeystown
John C. Padgett
Joseph N. Chiswell
Frederick
P. J. Hiteshew
Robert M. Ramsurz
Eugene A. Albaugh
George J. Wilson
William F. Chlutsa
Willard N. Garrett
Henry B. Rameburg
George Eaterly
Middletown
Melancthon Gaver
Chas
Junior 8 F B Co officials map new uniform plan
The Junior 8 F B Co No 2 held a largely attended adjourned meeting to map out a new uniform. Members showed strong interest in the uniforms and the group expects to present an appearance second to none in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. B. Co
Tes
Can Bessfely
News of the Churches
preaching in Mt Vernon U B Church Sunday January 27 at 10 am and Walkersville at 3 80 pm subject Mean People Buckeystown Christian Endeavor Society meets this evening at 8 o'clock led by Miss M E Nicodemus topic Slow to Get Patience I and Way James 5 7 20
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. BR
Mt. Vernon
Walkersville
Buckeystown
Death of John L. Levy Observed by Independent Hose
A special meeting of the Independent Hose Company No.1 approved a resolutions committee and planned attendance at Levy's funeral at four in uniform with the drum band. Females were laid in state at the engine hall this morning before the funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
No.1
John L
Levy
Moon
Man Injured After Tree Limb Breaks at Church Yard
While picking cherries at St James Lutheran Church on Monday afternoon Mr David Steiner was toppled about 20 feet when a limb broke. He was helped up by Mr Daniel Baler and walked to Dr S Maynard’s office. No bones were broken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowes
St. James’ Lutheran Church
David Steiner
Daniel Baler
S. 5
Maynard
Exhibition Baseball Game at Athletic Park Tonight
A 4 inning exhibition baseball game will be played at Athletic Park on Friday evening at 6 o clock between the Frederick Unfors and the Athletics. Batteries: Athletics Molesworth and Wood. Unions Brunt Riddlemoyer and Bennett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athletic Park
Priany
Frederick Unfors
Athletics
Molesworth and
Wood
Brunt, Riddlemoyer and
Bennett
Law’s Gap Focuses on Rampage and Court
Doctor John Stipley was cited after a turmoil ending with a magistrate and a $5 payment arranged by Hobbs. He lashed out at home in a Pingry mood, destroying furniture and chinware. A friend covered a warning to avoid jail time for the man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Stipley
Peyiceman Hobbs
Migitrate White
J.ih
Remarkable Turkey Hens Hatches Most Eggs Yet
Burrier of near Walkerville reports a turkey hen that laid 20 eggs then set and hatched 14. During setting she laid seven more eggs and after brooding hatched seven additional chicks. Burrier now has 11 eggs remaining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mize. C
Burrier
Walkersville
Has & Tuckey
Abs. Barrier
Fine Music by Masonic Seranette Choir at Presbyterian Church
The Sernette chorus led by Relph Bowers and Charles Carty with Prof. Sm’mh and James H. Herts as lead tenors and Charles Hendrick and Joseph W. L. Carty as second tenors prepare for a Mason’s service Sunday evening at the Presbyterian Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Sernette
Constleg
Relph Bowers
Charles Carty
James H. Hertis
Charles Hendrick
Grst Beszo
Joseph W. L. Carty
Sketching Tour Brings Bir. Merion Dyer to Soud Mountain
Bir. Merion Dyer departed this morning for Soud Mountain to paint several pictures of the camping scenery for a Baltimore resident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merion Dyer
Soud Mountain
Dyer
Baltimore
Local Notices On Health And Housing In Leesburg
The Sick. Dr. E. H. Edwards father of Mrs. Loyd T. MacGil Sr. city is quite ill at his home in Leesburg Virginia. New House. Policeman Andrew Rennex is having erected a fine double brick house near the Frederick Steam Brick Works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. H. Edwards
Loyd T. MacGil
Leesburg
Poiceman
Andrew Rennex
Frederick
Citizens Excursion to Baltimore and Beyonge Planned
The date of the sunva excursion to Baltimore and Beyonge is Wednesday August 18. The committee is arranging to make this the best excursion in the history of these events. It is the grand family outing of the year and promises happiness on the bay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Beyonge
Greas
City Opera House Orchestra Performs Fine Adamstown Concert
The City Opera House Orchestra led by John W. Neipvid gave a well received concert at Kreig's Hall Adamstown last evening. A carefully chosen two act program was rendered excellently before a large audience. The music was highly appreciated and enjoyed by all in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adamstown
City Opera House
John W. Neipvid
Kreig’s
Miss Grant of Richmond Attracts City Friends
Miss Grant of Richmond Virginia, a former pupil of the Academy of the Visitation, is spending a few days at the Convent. A great favorite among her friends, she is one of the most attractive young ladies in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant
Richmond
Academy of the Visitation
Comond
Pawnee Bills Parade Spurs Baltimore Morning Crowd
The Pawnee Bills Wild West Show staged a big parade in Baltimore this morning. The event featured Hood’s Sarsaparilla promotion selling 100 doses for one dollar as a bold sales tactic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pawnee
Pawnee Bills
Hood
Interesting Interview From Congo Mission Memoirs
Miss Maggie Suman describes year in Congo Free State with Inter National Missionary Alliance and Ceonzo Bilolo Mission, detailing native societies, kings, language teaching, and the dangers of cruelty by Belgian officials. She notes climate, diet, schooling for hundreds at Sigsngeti station, and missionary work expanding inland while addressing witchcraft and illness lore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maggie Loman
Congo Free State
Africa
Frederick
Mise Sumac
Miss Suman
Ion Company
Inter- Rational Missionary Alliance
Ceonzo Bilolo
England
New York
Congo River
Antwerp
Belgium
Matadi
Miaa Saman
Afa
Congo
Mizas Saman
al Eei Martes
Rafe— Sienary
Sigsngeti
Miss Sumsa
Bovya
Missionary Return From Congo Carves Musical Seven Octave Gift
Milas Saman among Congo natives forms strong bond with mission work despite risks. She recalls natives who died after poison trials and burial in grass, and notes distressing deaths during long Africa stay. A seven octave native grass floor instrument stands as a key souvenir from Africa. She sails home with three companions after a five year stay. one woman died en route near Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milas Saman
Congo
Suman
Virginia
Africa
Fresh Fish and Local Events At City Opera House
Notices for Bav mackerel bay taylore trout perch and rosk alongside a second public concert by the City Opera House Orchestra on Tuesday evening June 2 and other June dates. Also mentions a Northampton bicycle raffle at Lewis F Kuseman’s and electric car outings to Braddock Heights with nightly lighting and ice cream at C W Harrison 70 South Market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Beckley
City Opera House Orchestra
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