Local Guests and Visitors Arrive in Frederick
The Daily News lists numerous visitors and residents: Mrs M B Scholl of Baltimore guests of Mrs Col T T Hereperger at its Hotel. Casper Brust and family of Baltimore guests of his father Cor rad Brust. Miss Fannie Bowers of Sabillasville visiting Mrs Ambrose in Warnesboro. Lillie and Eleanore Howard with Hon William P Morsell and J Vernon Surance at High Ehoob. Miss Lois Aikinsy returning from Philadelphia with grandfather James McKinsey and aunt Julis ate Kinsey. many others visiting relatives or residing in Frederick, including Miss Nannie Trapnell, Dr Trapnell family, Miss Fannie Campbell, Miss Lizzie Crampton, Mrs B P Garrett, Mrs W L Morrison and daughter Carrie, Miss Lucy Needy, Mr William Hayder, Miss Etts Orme, Daniel Killian of Thomson Houston Electric, and Miss Mollie Shawn. numerous travel statements and local engagements noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. B. Scholl
Baltimore
Col T. ‘Tp. Hereperger
Casper Brust and
Corrad Brust
Telegraph Street
Fannie Bowers
Sabillasville
Ambrose
Warnesboro
Lillie
Eleanore Howard
Wm. P. Morsell
J. Vernon Surance
Lois AicKinsey
Philadelphia
Frederick
James McKinsey
Julis ateKinsey
David M Main
Edward Lorentz and Son
John Eisenhauer
Judge McSherry
Emmitsburg
St. Joseph's College
Nannie Trapnell
Burkittsville
Trapnell
Point of Rocks
Fannie Campbell
Charlestown
W. Vs
J. Wy. Hilleary
Petersville
Lizzie Crampton
B. P. Crampton
Knoxville
W. Va
Dr. Hilleary
B. P. Garrett
Mabel
Hagerstown
W. L. Morrison
Carrie
C. A.crampton
Lucy Needy
Vancleresville
B. F. Long
Sandy Hook
Wm. Hayder
Itacthis
Georgetown
Colbee
Etts Orme
Hyattstown
Magne Brengle
North Market
Daniel Killian
Thomson- Houston Electric Light Company
Alice Bowersox
Doubs
Tig
Bire
Jeremie Michael
Patrick Street
Fiss Mollie Shawn
Jesse Michael
Edfred Garrett
Weverton
L. E. McComas
Washington
Gol J. B. Thomas
Miss Schley
Columbus
Ohio
Amy Kemp
Homer Mohler
Washington, D. C
Braddock
A. C
McCardell
Work of Death and Local Obituaries Highlight City Anew
Death claims Mrs. Verena Keyser at 23 after a West Sixth Street home passing. funeral set for this afternoon at 4. services will be at Siluation Army Barracks. interment Mt. Olivet Cemetery. infant of St D J Michael buried at Mt. Olivet. Church notes report Sunday school rehearsal for Children’s Day. Methodist reunion at Penwood Park with Hor A G Urner speaking. Maryland Lutheran Synod finds charges against Rev Charles M Eyster sustained. Browning’s Iron Bitters advertised for indigestion and biliousness with labeled wrapper.
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Ketser
Verena
Charles Keyser
West Sixth Street
Army Barracks
Mt. Olivet
St. D. J. Michael
Eest Patrick Street
Enied Brethren
Penwood Park
Baltimore City
A. G. Urner
Frederick
Maryland Lutheran Synod
Charles M. Eyster
Manchester
Leerty Banner
Tillie Volmer
Pittsburg
C. Gilbert
Samuel McMaster
Martin Stifer
Kansas
Maggie Caller
Jefferson
Joseph Slifer
Ilinois
Wim. Sneadner
Martin Slifer
West
BM. P
J. M. Gill
Art Exhibit at Academy of the Visitation Showcases Student Work
The Academy of the Visitation on East Second Street hosted an evening display of student art and craft. Exhibits ranged from portraits, drawings, oils, watercolors, and embroidery to needlework and satin beads, with roses and other flora adorning the scene. A single graduate, Miss Nannie Dixon, received academic honors as clergy and sisters attended a 9:30 morning commencement ceremony and awards in various disciplines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonors
Academy of the Visitation
East Second Street
Bezhr
Ersyon
Kensington
M.B Donlan
Pennsylvania
Gaither
Will Boone
Liberty
J A Moore
Baltimore
Nannie Dixon
Watkins
Italiennes
Oerthuz
Miss Wheeler
R. Eisenhauer
Melnotte
Miss Green
Lindsay
Eisenhauer
Carr
Bacestolle
Wecst
Campane
Masses Wheeler
Miss Heater
Fairy Visions
Philips
M. Eisenhauer
Dielman
K. Hisenhauer
Wheeler
Jones
Hero
Misa Hisenhauer
Clarke
Hisenhauer
Heater
Grove
TEE
KE. Eisenamer
Store Robbery at LeGross Shop In Brunswick
Brunswick Herald reports a Sunday night break in at Mr. W. LeGross with entry gained by breaking the main door frame. A partial theft occurred including shirts pants hats and accessories. about ten dollars in cash in a post office box was left untouched. A related entry at Wenner & Miler office yielded no valuable items. It may indicate the same party sought tools for the burglary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick Herald
W. LeGross
Wenner & Milér
She Wasn't Dead A Woman Revived After Apparent Death
Ellicott City special reports Ev éline Heckett domestic worker for Mrs Mary Kearney of Sykesville found unresponsive in bed Monday morning. Funeral arrangements had been planned but she revived and is described as in a state of shock and illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellicott City
Evéline Heckett
Mary Kearney
Sykesville
Masonic and related orders suspend summer meetings
Masonic, Enoch Royal Arch Chapter and Lynch Lodge A F Ind and BL have closed their meetings for the summer months. Jacques de Molay Commandery will hold its regular assembly next Thursday. With ongoing work in Columbie Lodge and the Commandery, meetings will likely continue on a regular schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic
Enoch Royal Arch
Lynch Lodge
A. F. Ind & BL
Jacques de Molay Commandery
Columbie Lodge
the Commandery
The Matter Adjusted by Named Committee
The committee including George E Shipley Ed Koontz and a Mr Webster met in the grand jury room at the County to adjust differences with B Soit and Samuel Wolfe. An adjustment was reached after discussions among the parties involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George E Shipley
Ed. Koontz
Mr. Webster
Messrs
B Soit
Samuel Wollfe
Gestenigy
the Coum
Lunacy Case Deferred for Haives Hearing
The lunacy case of Fenton Haives of Point of Hocks, set for a jury and court hearing yesterday, did not proceed because Dr. Trapnell could not be present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fenton Haives
Point of Hocks
Trapnell
Waugh's Condition Briefly Updated by Hagerstown Met
From Sebilasville reports John Waugh is improving but remains confused and speaks with difficulty due to partial tongue paralysis. The Wednesday Hagerstown meeting notes his condition as a focal concern.
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Waugh
Hagerstown
Sebilasville
John Waugh
Principal to Lead Sigerstown Ladies High School
Rita reports that Mr Amon Burger of Fountain Alls will take charge as principal of the ladies high school in Sigerstown on September 7. The item notes other local happenings including harvest, storage, and business activity, with multiple short notices from Frederick area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amon Burger
Fountain Alls
Ladies’ High School
Sigerstown
Edgemont
Tax Levy Set by County Commissioners at 62 Cents
The Board of County Commissioners yesterday set the tax levy at 62 cents per $100. Allocations include public schools 24.35 cents, court expenses 4.15, county roads 6.35, Montegue Hospital pensions and jail 7.25, school cases and bridges 5.15, principal and interest on county debt 6, orphanage costs 1.45, and miscellaneous 2.745 cents. Levy based on $24,206,219. last year’s rate same with base $24,240,560, an increase of about $53,500 in this year’s funds. State tax 1% cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
Montegue
Intereaston County
Real Estate Transfers in Frederick and Brunswick
Real estate transfers include Luther Wigginton and wife to Shafer and Co in Brunswick for 350 dollars. Frederick City Manufacturing and Development Co to Dr F B Smith and Emma Smith for 500 dollars. Albert L Walter acquires 117 acres from Felix Walter and wife for 1000 dollars. Bernard assumes interest in about 114 acres from Calvin L Firor and wife. Herman L Routzahn buys 52 acres from Daniel E Kefanver and wife for 250 dollars. David Lowenstein sells to Theodore A Buesing a lot of ground valued at 3200 dollars. George H Bail ing receives a lot in addition to Frederick for 213 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther Wigginton
Shafer & Co
Brunswick
Frederick City
F. B. Smith
Frederick
Frederick City Manufacturing and Development Company
F. B
Emma Smith
Felix Walter Sod
Albert L. Walter
Calvin L. Firor
Bernard
Daniel E. Kefanver
Herman L. Routzahn
David Lowenstein
Theodore A. Buesing
George H. Bailing
Pretty wedding in Martinsburg church Kerns Lambert
A pretty wedding took place at the M E church in Martinsburg West Virginia on Wednesday Mrs Andrew F Lambert and Miss Laura Kerns were married by Rev W H Chapman Ushers were George Jennings C A Afantz S M Young and H D Wolfes Best man was B Dooley and maid of honor Clare Schieuss both brides wore blue cadet serge Afterward the couple honeymooned at the seaside A quiet wedding followed in Lin Carlin House parlors David K Fry and Annie L Ayres of Loudoun county Virginia were married by Rev G L Kennard in the city with a small witness group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kerss
Carlin House
David K. Fry
Russ Annie L. Ayres
Loudoun County
Virginia
G. L. Kennard
Brunswick Herald
Baltimore Improvement Company
Wits
Yours
Miller's
C. Mi Wester
J.C. Baden
Heah E. Cramer
Frederick
Bos
George Donohoe
Leesburg
Brunswick
Messrs
House and Rice
C. A. Crampton
Knoxyville
Hiteshew
Gomber & Burch
PL. Hargett & Co
Brunswick Land and Improvement Company
Maple Avenue
Daniel Schindler
L.A. T. Horne
Barsitisville
Levensville
Hanover, Park
Frank Fields
Hancock
Fields
Potomac
Sac
Mechanicstown scene and town notices compiled
The column blends bank foundation work, literary readings at Rev J J Barbs home, a giant straw berry discovery weighing 43 pounds, and a science entertainment by Edison phonograph leader Geo J M Ketner. Also listed are Graceham Mite Society events, festival plans in Walbersville and Leerty, parish festivals, church improvements, a Wynikeresine meeting, and local socials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mechanicstown Clarion
Messrs
Birely
Ossex
J. J. Barb
Ander
Reading Ream Sociesy
Aden Kerns
Mechanicstown
Geo. J.M. Ketner
Edison Phonograph Company
Graceham Mite Society
Graceham
Col Fitzgerald Dead.
Lordon dispatches announce the death of Col Thomas Fitzgerald founder and editor of the Weekly Item Philadelphia daily Item. Born December 22 1919 in New York he began in newspapers and founded the Item later the Philadelphia daily. He spent summers in Europe and recently fell ill in London while on leave. He was a longtime friend of the Schley family and had planned to return to the U S by July first. Temperance demonstration notices follow with committees named for the event at the Fair Grounds August 21 rain or shine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. Fitzgerald
Lordon
Fair Grounds
J. J. Bielfed
PL. Storm
Fm. F. Sebmitt
J. M. Zimmerman
Frank Suman
D. §. Rice
Temperance Meeting under Purity Lodge No. 243
A public temperance meeting was held at Kompfia under Purity Lodge No. 243. Presided by Mr. D.S. Rico, it featured music by Good Templar choir, prayers by Rev. C. T. House, recitation by Miss E. Brust and Miss Emma Woodward, and an address by Frank L. Morling urging church action against drink.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kompfia
Iequvices
Purity Lodge
C. G
D.S. Rico
Good Templar
C._T. House
Misa E
Brust
Emma Woodward
Frank L. Morling
Marylant
Chas
F. House
Church of God
Maryland Boy Wins Gold Medal at St Johns Academy Commencement
At St Johns Academy Alexandria yesterday Aruna Rogers of this county won the sole Maryland medal, described as gold and handsome. St Josephs Academy Emmitsburg distributed premiums amid broad attendance from Frederick, with graduate Ahiea Louisa McSherry, daughter of Judge James McSherry, earning gold medals and premiums in piano vocal music and oil painting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John's Academy
Alexandria
Maryland
Aruna Rogers
St. Joseph’s Academy
Emmitsburg
Frederick
Ahiea Louisa McSherry
James McSherry
Surprise Wedding Of Middletown Teacher Miss Lille Crone
Miss Lille Crone a Middletown public school teacher daughter of Samuel Crone traveled to Ohio and Indiana for vacation and married Chance Crone a Williamsport Indiana farmer yesterday in Williamsport. The wedding came as a surprise to parents and friends while she had expected to retire later this month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lille ST. Crone
Middletown
Samuel Crone
Ohio
Indiana
Chance Crone
Williamsport
Lightning Strikes Knoxville Farm Causing Damage
A severe storm with rain and lightning hit Knoxville on Sunday afternoon. The bolt struck the Garret farm, damaging plaster and mantels, causing fear among residents and briefly lighting a woolwork fire that was quickly controlled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knoxville
B. V. Garret
Frank Garrett
Fourth of July Celebration Planned by All Saints Sunday School
A meeting of officers and teachers of All Saints Sunday School decided to hold a Fourth of July celebration for the children at 1 o clock in the morning. An informal service will precede lemonade and cake in the yard. The committee in charge includes Mrs J A Hamson, Misses Mary Baer Helen Young Bertha Trafi Jessie Garrett F B Sappington and C M Gilpin.
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Frederick County
Merchant's
Ofice
Ramsburg Fertilizer Go
U. B
Walkersville
Allea
Buena Vista
Pen-War
E. Boyd Faulkner
Martinsburg
Berkley Sprigs
W. Va
Gem Steam Laundry
West Patrick Street
Frederick City
C. E Knauf
St. John’s Lyceum
Liberty
Junior Fire Company
Silsby Manufacturing Company
Seneca Falls
Chas. R. Ely
G. W Ely
Frederick
Yale College
Harvard
Omcers
All Saints
P. ES
J. A. Hamson
Mary Baer
Helen Young
Bertha Trafi
Jessie Garrett
F. B. Sappington
C. M. Gilpin
Picnic in Baugher's Woods Chaperoned Outing
A group of girls and boys accompanied by Mr William BicGill and Misses Mary Ingle and Nannie Ritchie picnicked in Baugher's woods yesterday. They enjoyed croquet and other games then returned home singing in a large bass with their chaperones in eight-horse carriages led by Master Eckstein.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William BicGill
Mary Ingle
Nannie Ritchie
Baugher’s Woods
Aed
Eckstein
Sale of Horses by Palace Stables Buyer Buys Blooded Nag Stock
Mr O J Gaver of Palace Stables yesterday purchased three blooded nag horses at Dr D Stone's Mt Pleasant stock sale. One horse sold to Dr Harris of Baltimore for a handsome advance. A yearling trotted 2 miles in 2 55.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. J. Gaver
Palace Stables
D. . Stone
Mt. Pleasant
Dr. Harris
Baltimore
Mulllngz and Emp New Bargains on Shirts and Neckwear
New stock arrives with a great variety of new Oating shirts and Gonis neckwear at very low prices. Also features Charlies Pongees Ginghams and more. Specials include ladies ribbed wear.
Mullinix and Kemp Carpet Department Bargains
In the carpet department there is no detail up presented, but carpets and mattings are selling daily with bargains available.
Zeitinger's postmaster case prompts bail and grand jury
The Baltimore Sun reports Christian J. Zeitinger, postmaster at Delis tins county, Jr., faced charges for opening a letter to Miss Florence F. Keith of Pisiubeld New Jersey. Inspector Max Well led the probe. Zeitinger admitted handling the missent letter and was released on $1,000 bail. The case proceeds to the grand jury amid church news from Brunswick and plans for a new Lutheran congregation and Episcopal chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore Sun
Christian J. Zeitinger
Delis Tins County
Zeitinger
Afiss
Florence F. Keith
Pisiubeld
Alice B. Hesth
Belphi
Warrell County
Della
Keith
Dells
Greenfeld “Mills
Flosere Keith
Mise Keith
Postoffice Department
Postoffice
Maxwell
Zeltinger
Hint
Zellinger
United States
Rogers
Plaodeld
Bla
Max Well
Delta
Floss
Flossie
Gibson
Indisco
Flossie Keith
Failagerean
Delle
Missouri
Bliss Keith
Dubson
Baltimore
Morris
Sumner Corset and Hosiery Sale Announcement
Promotion notes advertise Sumner Corset products described as cool and durable with a new assortment in all sizes plus fast black stockings for both women and men. Auction to open Thursday morning June 25 1592 at 3 o'clock offering three payments and various textile items including matting remnants.
Local Milling Declares No Coresville Flour Since April
Notice from E A Shriner Milling Company states no manufacture of Coresville Bell Rising Flour since April and plans to resume after Nataline lat. Also an ad offers a 1500 Columbia Roadster for $100 with lamp, plus rail fare deals for attendance at the Young People’s Society convention in Minneapolis July 9 to 12, with return validity through August 26 1802. Shoppers are urged to visit for latest stock on soft shantung pongees and handmade shoes from A Gilbert’s with varied styles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coresville Bell-Rising
Nataline Lat
E. A. Shriner Milling Company
Young People’s Society of Christian Endeavor
Minneapolis
Minn
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Terminal Railroad
Ad Advertisements and Hotel Arrivals From A Murky Page
A messy OCR dense with business pitches for a dry goods store RoDock & Neidig and a list of hotel arrivals and travelers including names such as C Yost and Dorsey Norris. The ad promises low prices on fabrics and notions and notes extended stock while the hotel list includes multiple travelers from various states.
Mount Pleasant Residents Report Illnesses
The Sick, Mr Cromwell of Mount Pleasant, has been sick for four or five months in the city. Mr William Quyne of West South street suffers with a large boil on his forehead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cromwell
Mount Pleasant
Wiliam Quyne
West South Street
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