Purely Personal Social News From Frederick Area
A jumble of names and visits list Mr John Guyitit and others from West Third Street to Pitts. Residents from Frederick and nearby towns visit relatives in Berryville, Baltimore, Washington, and Portland. Trips include Boston and Hagerstown, with local social calls noted by many families and individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Guyitit
Third Street
Pitts
Lawrence ,Chiswell
Dickerns
Frederick
Bual- Staup
Lancaster
Miss
Troelkey
Margaret
Berryville
Virginia
Malissa Myers
Washington
Thibis
Burck
Boston
Burras
Lewis
Bowlus
Broad Run
Misa
Iness
Thomas
Mass
Portland
Ruth
Raimaburg
West All Saints’. Street
Martynsburg
W.va
Justus Mdolime
Forest Park
Baltimore
Lewis F. Carter
Third. Street
Coblentz
St. Louis
F. H. Davis
West Patrick Street
West South Street
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Gaithernburg
Whhen
Grace
Mary
Zimmerman
Inex
Loulee
Almont
Tidgely
Montgoméry
B.D. Shriner
Cereaville
Stephen’ Eader
John’ Eberts
Glen Leage
Lester
Y.M. C.A
Tor
Beach
Repairs progress on city hay scale and engine house
Fragmentary notice reports repairs underway at the city hay scale alongside the Moioc area. William Schett is described handling tasks and a force of workers repainting the engine house. A man selling an item is mentioned in a local whispered context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eity ‘Hay Scale
Favor Two Schools Reunion Recalls Years of Friendship
A long absent group of alumni gathered for a reunion, sharing memories of school days and lessons, and enjoying a pleasant afternoon of fellowship and recollections at the event.
Frederick High School Alumni Advocate for Greater Frederick Move
The Frederick High School Alumni Association urged active participation in boosting the Greater Frederick project during a business meeting held at the hotel. Officers elected include President William M. Storm, Vice President Harry W. Zeigler, Secretary Frank B. Sappington, and Treasurer. The event featured toasts from alumni and a reception with dinner and remarks about the school’s future and community support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Radvoc
Tavor
Frederick
Alain
Wening
John “Markey
Business Men‘s Association
Greater
Association
Association ‘Fort.,the ‘ Ensuing 103, President; "William?’ M. Storm
Harry W. Zeigier
Frank B.‘Sappington
We Heights
Maryland
Roquefort
Harry ©. Schroeder
Asociation
Kefauver
Jarrall Hy Hendrickson
Wil Flan
M. Storm
G. S. DeGrange, Jr
W. PF. Delaplaine
Unclear names span 1904 1905 fragmentary records
Fragmentary OCR listing multiple personal names and initials from 1904 and 1905. The text includes numerous garbled surnames and titles, making it impossible to identify a coherent event or subject. No clear chronology or context emerges.
Fragmentary Names List from Historical Ledger
A partial OCR list shows scattered personal names and initials such as Ira N. Thomas Lee Ordeman Charles E Robinson William M Stern James D Enright Roy M Stockman James Paul Brown Carroll Hendrickson Ralph Zimmerman Fred M Diven G Fred Ordeman. The text hints at a 1908 to 1909 era record with multiple individuals, but lacks context and complete details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira N. Thomas
Leining
Lee. Ordeman
Charles. E Robinson
William M. Stern
James D. Enright Roy
Stockman
James Paul Brown
L. Oliver
Carroll
H.hendrickson
Ralph
Zimmerman
Fred.m
Diven
Fred
Ordeman
Banquet Celebration By Notable Alumni Prominent Association
The 1910 officers of the association led a successful banquet described as one of the most enjoyable in its history. Harry Ody served as president with Arthur George Delaplaine as vice president and Hammond Lary as treasurer. the crowd departed Heights around midnight after a spirited, entertaining event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Issociation
Harry
Ody
Arthur
George
Delaplaine
Hammond
Association
Contract Awarded for Episcopal Church Remodeling
The contract for remodeling East Church street Episcopal church has been awarded to Henry M. Gittinger. A new front with awn stone will be erected and a large tower added at the southwest corner. An infant department and library will be created. present windows will be flanked by new ones. Interior renovations include redecorating, a new pipe organ, modern pews, and updated floor coverings. Total cost around 25000 dollars. rear buildings are being torn down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Episcopal Church
East Church
Henry
M. Gittinger
Tragic fall from porch cited in local accident
A girl named Grace Smith, about two years old, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Smith,West Fifth Street, fell over a banister from her home yesterday and sustained injuries from the fall onto the pavement below.
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Grace Smith
Veara
Mra
Harvey Smith
Firth’ Street
Alimony Ordered at 200 A Month After Divorce Case
The county chancery court ruled Mr. McSherry must pay his former wife alimony of 200 dollars monthly from June 10 1909. He had earlier been ordered to pay 100 dollars, but after a petition and appeal the decree set 200 dollars monthly. McSherry had left the state for Chicago where he earned about 8000 dollars annually as a claim agent with a railroad company. He did not appeal the order. Attorneys Frank L. Stouver for the defendant Urner and Urner for Mrs. McSherry, Sooner and Weinberg for Mr. McSherry.
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Ogulty
eSherry
Aimouy
McSherry
Frank L. Stouvr
Funeral notices for Mrs Johnson and Mrs David A Shut
Funeral services for Mrs Johnson were held with burial at Mount Olivet cemetery. A separate funeral for Mrs David A Shut is scheduled for tomorrow at the Catholic church, with wake at her former residence. The obsequies were conducted by Rev Absalon Interbent.
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X Isn Cole
Mount Olivet
Absalon
Phomian
Klee Ais
David A
Toring
Tha
Wae
Organ Recital Reported by Local Writer McDann
A fragmented account describes an organ recital in this city by writer McDann assisted by Mrs. Ellanhethy McDaniel. The program included tenor Phe gmilere and pieces titled The Lost Cord, with mentions of Sapplag and a preparatory note.
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Eluirel
Writer McDann
Ellanhethy
Daniel
Read
B. Sapplag
An Jr
Phe Gmilere
Jah
Adére
Pington
Special Meeting Plans for Braddock Heights Outing
Plenic at Braddock Height announces a special meeting at St Johns church to finalize plans for the annual outing at Braddock Heights. President McCaffrey appointed a committee including Staub Wickless A Wickless Young Dorney Wallin. Large turnout and donations from Dorsey Wallin supported the event. A July 13 date was chosen with activities for all ages and a child friendly program.
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Braddock Height
the. J . John's Church
Braddock ‘Heights
Wm. McCaffrey
FF. W. Staub
Gs U A
Wickless
Howard Young
H. Dorney
Mr. Wallin
Messrs
Dorsey Wallin
Unclear OCR Item on School Facilities
Fragmented text references vice president and director roles with garbled names and terms. Mentions facilities for drama acting, banking, and a university context, but details are unreadable. The readable parts point to administrative notes rather than a cohesive event.
Local Health Notes and Ailing Residents
The report mentions Miss Goldie Ste street undergoing treatment at City Hospital with Mr Samuel UyoGreREs and Montovne Hospital’s patient improving enough to sit up. It notes others like Masters Waiterised and Mek Jacob II Sebnikdl.oté showing partial recovery amid illnesses. Mrs Mary Riggs suffered a stroke at her daughter Grayson Criibaugh’s home on North Bent street.
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Goldie Steatreet
Edward Rise
City Hospital
Samuel “Uyogreres
Mupintan- Yent
Montovne ‘Hospital
Mhleagio
Vinithhye-Wiehchiaifnevher
Jacob II Sebnikdl
Mary Riggs
Grayson
Criibaugh
Benti ‘Street
Senator Blair Yee Declines Sixth District Democratic Candidacy
Blair Yee of Montgomery County yesterday afternoon ended efforts by friends to push him as a candidate for the Democratic Congressional nomination in the Sixth District this year. He stated emphatically he would not be a candidate nor accept the nomination.
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Gomery County
Braddock and One Mile Foot Race Featured Tonight
Local ad promotes a one mile foot race featuring Braddock tonight at eight with other acts and shoe sale highlights. Frederick Maryland storefronts announce a solid stock and special shoe sale prices from manufacturers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Maryland
Goldabora
N. C
Etoel
Movement to form Independent Telephone Company in three counties
A movement to organize an Independent Telephone Company aims to serve Washington Frederick and Allegany counties. Local businessmen are willing to subscribe a stock issue. Subscribers lament Bell Company rate increases after acquiring the other firm and favor a new system. A meeting is planned in the near future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Frederick
Allegany
Lncel
Bell Company
Ttde
Tony
Gonakter
Proposis
Acorn Brand Middy Dresses and Sailor Blouses Feature
Local store showcases Acorn Brand summer fashions for girls and ladies including middy dresses sailor blouses and coats in blue white red black and brown. New elastic styles pockets belts lace collars and jabots highlighted with prices from two to four dollars.
Braddock Tonight Hosts One Mile Foot Race
Local page lists Braddock tonight as the site for a one mile foot race. The notice mentions a crowd event with participants and timing but provides few readable details beyond the race title and venue at 3 South Market Street.
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