Pleasant Paragraphs About Those Who Game and Go
Washington guest Miss Orley McUarty visits Mrs. P. B. Kunkel while others travel. States Attorney Worthington spends the day in Brunswick. W. W. White visits Frederick. Heller family in Baltimore. Harry Miller on Baltimore business. Miss Judith Page leaves for Petersville. several Frederick residents visit Shippensburg and Keedysville. Rev. Dr. and Mrs. J. H. Dobbs depart for Charlton near Hagerstown. Benomaa of Mrs. Dixon’s death prompts absence of Rev. T. Freeman Dixon. Miss Bertha Trail and Miss Nannies Thomas sail for Naples, Italy from New York. Arthur Trail accompanies them.
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Orley McUarty
Washington
P. 8. Kunkel
Patterson
Chambersburg
Worthington
Brunswick
W. W. White
Emmitsburg
Frederick
Thomas H. Heller
West Third Street
Baltimore
Harry Miller
North Market Street
Charles Haley
Mise Maud Lanoffer
Manor
Harry
Carty
Thire Street
Charles BE. Saylor
South Market
Bronwick
Judith Page
Maryland School For the Deaf
Petersville
Joseph EK. Shepherd
Westchurch Street
Keedysville
Guy Motter
Shippensburg
Charles Davis
S. M. Hench
Trappe
Harry Ebert
Tatra Cook
Mise Latham
Adolphus Fearhaks
Braddock Heights
George Alfred Townsend
G. A. T. Bonaventure
Gapland
W. ©. Birely
North Market
Atlantic City
Philadelphia
J. H. Dobbs
Lancasster
J. Clarke Kieffer
Charlton
Uear Hagerstown
T. Freeman Dixon
Benomaé
Dixon
Wecle
P. B. Englar
Taneytown
Patriotic Order Sons of America
Washington Camp
Bertha Trail
Nannies Thomas
New York
Aller
Naples
Italy
Europe
Mr. Arthur Trail
Death notices and obituary items from Montgomery county
Abram Long of Unionville area died suddenly Monday morning after attending Sunday church service. Funeral held at Bethel Episcopal church today at 2 pm, conducted by Rev. B F Clarkson. Thomas Prices of Dickersons, aged 75, died at home after months of illness, survived by several children. Albert Fite of Merawood, Baltimore county, died last night at about 60. Rev and Mrs. Dixon visited Hernwood this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abram Long
Unionville
Thomas Prices
Dickersons
Montgomery County
Price
Hs Haa
Slibie
Montgomery
Farewell Dinner for Dr Sharetts Leaves Frederick Doctor to Colorado
The Frederick County Homeopathic Medical Society held a farewell dinner for Dr U A Sharetts president who will move to Colorado next year. Officers include Dr O F Goodell vice president Dr J O Hendrix secretary and Dr Robert Tyron treasurer. The meeting at City Hotel concluded with thanks and well wishes as the homeopathic profession in Frederick grows from one to eight physicians in the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County Homespathic Medical Society
City
U. A. Sharetts
Colorado
O. F. Goodell
J. O. Hendrix
Robert §. Tygon
Tresamer
Sharetta
Frederick
Hymeneal Abe Lamberth A Pretty June Wedding
A very pretty wedding occurred on Wednesday June 18 at the home of Mr and Mrs John O Lamberth near Jefferson. The couple were Mr Wm Abb of Braddock and Misa Ellie Lamberth daughter of the Lamberth family. About ninety guests attended the ceremony conducted by Rev W L Heuser. The bride wore white organdie with duchess lace and carried a Bible. A large reception followed with many local attendees listed by name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abe—Lamberth
John O. Lamberth
Jefferson
Wm. Abb
Braddock
Misa Ellie
J. O. Lamberth
George W. Bawker
Misa Lillie Lamberth
W. L. Heuser
Donbsa
W. L. Houser
Wm. Able
Wm. N. Hoffman
Martha Batson
Mary Lamberth
James McDevitt
Wm. Kemp
Sarah Ainsworth
John Bussard
Raymond Eyler Pod Family
Ira
Arthur Lambeth
Millard
Elmer Kemp
George Hawker
Tobie Zimmerman
Minnis Ainsworth
Elizabeth Bussard
Frank Koontz
B. F. Zimmerman
Wm. Zimmermaan
Wm. Cook
Cephas Renn
Sud
Wm. Stiomel
John Zimmerman
John Hoffman
John Payne
Man—Birkenwald
Myrtle Birkenwald
Kossuth Birkenwald
Callow Avenue
Baltimore
Samuel B. Iseman
Fairmont
W. Va
Hotel Renzert
A. Guttmacher
Madison Avenue
Battie Hartz
Washington
Aston Rosenstock
Jacob Rosenstock
Benjamin Rosenstock
Frederick Athletic Club Defeats Eastern Stars In Narrow Victory
In a lively game at Athletic Park Frederick Athletic Club beat the Eastern Stars by a score of Star. Brust starred for Frederick while Kesfer and Eckstein kept Eastern quiet. Tonight the Park team meets Eastern Stars at 6.15 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Athletic Club
Eastern Stars
Athletic Park
Brust
Kesfer and Eckstein
Hannets
West Seventh Street
Hed Bird
Never Fail
Smith
Harmer
Mrs Jona Key Mace Married in San Francisco
Announcement of the marriage of Mrs. Aups Key Mace great granddaughter of Francis Scott Key to Lieut. James Bawerd Palmer United States Navy last week in San Francisco. The bride daughter of the late Mr John Messerscaith. The groom serves in the navy engineering corps stationed at Mare Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jona Key Mace
Aups Key Mace
Francis Scott Key
San Francisco
James Bawerd Palmer
United States Navy
John S. Messerscaith
Engineering Corps
Navy
Mare Island
Local Mart Market Quotes From Histern Milling & Export
The Local Mart lists corn at 8.20 per barrel and shelled corn at 0.62 per bushel, No 2 Red wheat at 0.75 per bushel, steamer at 0.75 per bushel, July wheat bid at 0.72, and hay priced from 2.00 to 10.00 per ton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Histern Milling & Export Company
Bashel
LAW AND ORDER NOTES FROM FREDERICK DISTRICT
Local court dispatch records multiple quick cases. Frank Somers jailed for fighting after a Saturday arrest. George Mordosk detained for disorderly conduct at Lee's saloon. William Smith fined for assault. Roy King held on habeas for larceny of slippers with bail set at 25. Charles Chase jailed after waiving hearing, $200 bail, admits ring theft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Mordosk
Olivers Holbraner
Lee
Bainty
Gaye Ball Roy King
McSherry
J. Roger McSherry
King. Chase
L. Frank Carter
Charles Chase
James M. Hood
Frederick
Chase
A Dog Causes Trouble at Union Bridge
Theodore G. Wolfe assistant post master at Union Bridge owned a dog that attacked Frank G. Wilson’s dog and forced entry into Wilson’s house. Wolfe restrained Wilson’s wife who swung a baseball bat. Wolfe’s grip bruised her arm. Justice J. Rinker fined Wolfe five dollars plus costs after hearing witness testimony. State’s Attorney Weant prosecuted. D N Henning defended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore G. Wolfe
Union Bridge
Frank G. Wilson
J. ¥. Rinker
Westminster
Wolfe
Weant
D. N. Henning
Work of the 8. P. C. A. Society honors a year of humane service
The Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals reports a year of work with about fifty cruelty cases settled without arrests. Its aim remains prevention over punishment and public sympathy and donations have grown. As it enters a second year, members appeal for continued support from the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
Contracts Awarded by Board of Charities and Corrections
At a meeting held at the courthouse the Board awarded three month contracts beginning July 1 for jail and Montevue Hospital supplies. Vendors include B. Rosencor & Sons for ready-made clothing and shoes, O. B. Willard for groceries, Clayton B. Hemp for beef, George Mehrling for soft coal, Markell & Trail for hard coal, W. & Miller & Co for flour and feed, and Charles F. Knock for additional items.
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Board of Charities and Corrections
Court House
Montevae Hospital
Tothess
B. Rosencor & Sons
O. B. Willard
Clayton B. Hemp
George Mehrling
Montevue
Markell & Trail
Base shooting on Western Maryland trestle shocks West Virginia anglers
Base shooting described as a sport near St Oberry Run West Virginia uses rifles on a Potomac River trestle above the water to kill bass. Reportedly large fish have been taken and a man recently shot two four pound bass. It notes bullets seldom hit the fish directly and the concussion often proves fatal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Oberry Run
W. Va
Maryland
Potomac River
Skittish Binder Teams Spur Runaways Near Walkersville
In recent days four binder teams driven by Harry Zimmerman Reverdy Winebrewer William Neidig and Lewis Stauffer bolted away during harvest near Walkersville. Damage was minimal as two teams were frightened by cars along the Pennsylvania Railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walkersville
Harry Zimmerman
Reverdy Winebrewer
William Neidig
Lewis Stauffer
Pennyvania
Grocers Push July 1 to October 1 Store Closure
A group of grocery clerks plans to close stores from July 1 to October 1 at 6 20 p m daily. A circulating petition shows grocers signing in support. Last year closures ran from June to September with 7 p m closings. Signatures are sought to complete the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eazly
Grocere &0
New Pavement Work Reported on Market Street
A force of work crews is tasked with laying a new pavement and placing a paving card in front of Mrs. Henry Milex on Market Street. Additional carding is underway before State Senator Rohrbach’s residence and plans for a cement pavement are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Milex
Orth Market Street
Rohrbach
First Sew Wheat Fires New Wheat Sale in Baltimore
The report notes Maryland wheat sold in Baltimore at 0 cents per bushel while Virginia wheat arrives in the same city at 86 to 1 cent per bushel. Prices reflect mixed market figures for the grain trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Baltimore
Virginia
Siconta
Bankrupt Laborer Files In U S Court In Brunswick
Jasper N. Harrison a laborer of Brunswick in the county filed for bankruptcy under federal law yesterday in the United States Court. He lists a debt of 365 dollars and 58 cents with no assets to surrender.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jasper N. Harrison
Brunswick
County
United States
Fine Flowers and Miscellaneous Local Notations
Mrs Mary O Zimmerman of B ee avenue tends a handsome oleander with fourteen large bloom clusters. Zinc and grinding produce durable wear and finish, twice the duration of lead and oil mixed by hand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary O. Zimmerman
B. & Ee Avenue
Post Office Moves to New Masonic Temple Office
The Frederick post office relocated from the Central National Bank building to the first floor of the Masonic Temple under a ten year lease starting July 1 1903. The new office is spacious and modern, with Irving Biser newly added as clerk. Charles J. Wilcoxon bought stamps and a postal card, and was among the first to receive mail from the new office.
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Post Office Department
Garrett $. DeGrange
Frederick
Central National Bank
Amnsonic Temple
Irving
Biser
DeGrange
Charles J. Wilcoxon
Tue Niwa
Ready for Distribution Part One on Martinique and West Indies
This notice announces Part One of a nine part descriptive work on Martinique St. Vincent and the Danish West Indies. It includes twenty one pictures of scenes on Martinique taken before the eruption of Ms Peles and offers distribution via mail if prepaid with a coupon and ten cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martinique
St. Vincent
Danish West Indies
Sunday Excursions From Frederick On B and O R R
Two Sunday excursions depart Frederick via the Baltimore and Ohio line. One trip goes to Baltimore and Washington with departures at 4.48 p.m and returns from Baltimore at 6.00 p.m and from Washington later. Fare is 1 dollar round trip to Washington, 1.25 dollars to Baltimore. The Harper's Ferry excursion departs Frederick at 7.45 p.m and returns from Harper's Ferry at 7.45 p.m with a round trip fare of 75 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Baltimore
Washington
Harper's Ferry
W- Va
Snd
State's Spanish War Claim Funds to be Placed on Gard Fund
The remainder of Maryland's Spanish War claim totaling about $13,000 will soon reach the State Treasurer and be credited to the National Guard fund. Discussions have touched a permanent camp ground or state rifle range, though no final decision has been made. Last Saturday Gen LL Allison Wilmer and Adjutant General Saunders met to settle payment details and complete the technicalities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
National Gard Fund
State Risis Range
Ll. Allison Wilmer
Saunders
Maryland Lieutenant Black Detained for Staff Duty at Army Ordnance
First Lieutenant Haneon B. Black of Maryland, a Johns Hopkins graduate and former lawyer, has been assigned to staff duty in the Army Ordnance Department. He was stationed at Sandy Hook and in New York City, with Maryland roots and family in Belair West Virginia. He is noted as well known in the city and appointed from Maryland.
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Ordnance Department of the Army
Haneon B. Black
Maryland
Sandy Hook
New York City
Black
Johns Hopkins University
Army
Belair
W. Va
Father Colemay
St. John’s Catholic Church
Jesuits
Persa
Father Ooleman
Brother Whelan
City Hospital
Baltimore
Homer Ignatius Williams
St. John’s School
Gonzaga College
Washington
Williams
Seoderick
Young Boy's Success at Washington Graduation
Harold Bognah Stoneursker of the Eastern Bish School won a Columbian University scholarship at the Washington high schools graduation exercises. He ranked among sixteen of 214 graduates to receive the distinguished award. May his future be as successful as his past life has proven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Harold Bognah Stoneursker
Columbian University
Social World Dance Tonight At Braddock Heights
A dance will be held at Braddock Heights tonight under the auspices of the Imps Mandolin Club. A car will leave the square corner at 7 20 oclock. The Frederick Select Orchestra will furnish music. The Bik Lodge rooms receive fine oak furniture. An east bound B and O freight engine breakdown at Doubs caused delays this morning.
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Braddock Heights
Imps Mandolin Club
Frederick Select Orchestra
Bik Lodge
Retreat of Visitation Content Meters Scheduled
A ten day retreat will commence tomorrow for the Visitation Content meters. Fr. Quill will lead the retreat, guiding activities and reflections across the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quill
Bond Sale by Charley county commissioners
The Charley county commissioners sold 4 percent bonds totaling $17,000. A fire in Cambridge destroyed the sail loft of H. A. Leatherbury and buildings owned by George W. Woolford and W. G. Winterbottom. The B&O will run a Sunday excursion train from Hagerstown to Frederick arriving at 10 o’clock.
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Charley County
Anouns
Thomas Rostow
Aunopalls
Henry McNutt
Maryland Pharmaceutical Association
Bine Mountain House
Washington County Water Company
Edgemont
Cambridge
H. A. Leatherbury Snd
George W. Woolford
W. G. Winterbottom
Smith
M. Baten Stephens
Katie Speake
Hagerstown
Antietam Creek
Bankstown
Itda
Washington County
John H. Hartle & Co
Phe Lown Council of
Kensington
Montgomery County
Public notice warns against firing firecrackers in Frederick streets
Frederick authorities broadcast a strict prohibition on shooting firecrackers on streets before and after the Fourth of July. Police are instructed to arrest any violators, and the order will be enforced. The local schedule highlights entertainment events in Junior Hall all week, with Brenner’s Orchestra nightly and Dr. Wm. Q. Hotelier offering eye care services at the City Hotel. Excursions to Washington, Baltimore, Harper’s Ferry, and Atlantic City run by the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad feature special trains and special rates, with details on dates, fares, and ticket validity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Eow
Sara, Mayr
I. Lake
Saks’ Optical Co
Washington, D. C
City Hotel
Baltimore & Ohie Bailroad
Atlantic City
Cape May
Sea Isle City
Ocean City
N. J
Rehoboth Beach
Del
Baltipore
Ohio K. R
Bintk
Ecras
Hamburg
The Most Practical Hot Goods for Excursions
Practical selection guide highlights dependable gear for trips. The reddest lamp options are featured, with pricing starting at 250 esch and up.
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