Purely Personal Peasant Paragraphs On Comings And Goings
Purely personal notes show Mrs. F F Smith returning from a visit to Washington. Miss Blanche Simmons is visiting Washington Grove. Mrs. W Martin of this city visits Baltimore relatives. Mrs L M Rogers has gone to Martinsburg W Va for summer. Mr Walter Hargett of East Church rests in Baltimore. Eva Keyser of Buckeystown visits friends locally. Rev E L McLean of East Third street spends days with friends in Columbia. Mrs L V Baughman elected patrons of the Gardeners Club Baltimore. William Chilton of North Market street spends the day in Baltimore on business. Mrs Mary O Akers of Burkittsville visiting son Milton E Akers near Braddock. Mrs A L Engelbrecht and daughters Mary Lillian and Pearl of near Jefferson visit relatives here. Mrs Cyrus Helfenstein and Mr and Mrs Staley Gambrill of Colorado Springs have returned after visiting Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. F. Smith
Washington
Blanche Simmons
Washington Grove
W. ©. Martin
Baltimore
L. M. Rogers
Marasburg
W. Va
Walter Hargett
East Church Rest
Misa Eva Keyser
Buckeystown
E. L. McLean
East Third Street
Alumbia
L. V. Baughman
Gardeners’ Club
William ¥. Chilton
North Margt Street
Mary O. Akers
Burkittaville
Milton E.kers
Braddock
A. L. Engelbrecht
Mary
Lillian
Pearl
Fferson
Cyrus Helfenstein
Ss. Staley Gambrill
Colorado
Frederick
Sacred Heart Mission Closing Exercises at Mrs Mackenzies
The Sacred Heart and St Francis Navier Mission held closing exercises at Mrs James Mackenzie’s Rocky Springs residence on May or June 23 at 3 o’clock. A pro am program featured hymns recitations and readings by students and Mackenzie family members, with prizes and keepsakes distributed. The mission will close again on September 14 at Mrs Mackenzie’s residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacred Heart
James Mackenzie
Rocky Springs
Mary Mackenzie
Mary Wickless
Heaven
Elias Somers
Lara
Mary
Jos. Mackenzie
Readig
James Macmzie
Iss Mary Mackenzie
Kias Summers
Christ
Joseph Mackone
Dustt
Angel
Misses Rose
Laura Wickless
Raymond Joy
Daniel Mackenie
Nora
Joseph
Charley Mackenzie
John Dinsmore
Miss Mackenzie
Mary Ickless
Miss Clara
Joseph Nd
Tha ‘Ying Shepherdess
Mary Macenzie
Jesu Dulcis
Ori
Kr. Wim. Tyler
Jesus
Seus
Macanzie
Deaths and Local Baseball Rivalry Highlight Busy Page
Mrs Julia Gleason of 3 West Saratoga Street Baltimore died yesterday at home with an inquest set for Thursday in Peteraville. Mrs Joseph Welden of Limekiln died yesterday morning at 27 years. Funeral at St Joseph’s Church at 10. Rivalry at Athletic Park between Frederick regulars and a strong pickup team looms, with bets and a 4 pm lineup. News want ads offer cheap publicity for job and business needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Gleason
Jalis
Michael Gleam
Saratoga Street
Baltimora
Peteraville
Ais County
Joseph Welden
Willie Ardelia
Joseph Welm
Lime Iin
St. Joseph’s Church
Ano
Athletic Park
Regux Frederick
Uch
Harvesting Begins in Frederick County Wheat Crop Large
Wheat harvesting has started in Frederick county with expectations of a large yield. Heavy rains mashed some wheat but much recovered. quality lower for mashed heads. Reports say crop is excellent overall with heavy straw, large heads, plentiful labor, and no fly in the county. Harvest traditionally spans about a week, with marketing by August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Frederick County
Baltimore visitor reveals life as labor underworld tramp
Rev. G L McNutt, a social economics student, described spending a night in a sand home in Frederick during a January cold snap while researching labor conditions. He quit a large Indianapolis church two years ago to study the underworld and has since worked various manual jobs under assumed names, planning a broad plan to aid laboring classes. He recently lived with his wife and son in a New York tenement and intends to sail to Great Britain to study mining, manufacturing, and London slums.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
G.L. McNutt
Frederick
Janney
McNutt
Indianapolis
United States
Walter A. Wyckoff
Maryland
New York
Great Britain
London
Pretty Mt Pleasant Wedding unites Miss Hesson and Mr Burrier
A quiet M E church ceremony at Mt Pleasant on Wednesday evening joined Miss Edus Hesson and Mr George Burrier with Rev McCaslin presiding. Relatives attended a reception at the bride’s home amid recent family bereavement. bridesmaids and ushers served, gifts poured in. Also noted are licenses for Joseph H Repp and Rose E Stambaugh and the Detroit Rockville wedding of John Burleson and Bessie Triplett. local notes close with a health ad for Syrup of Figs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. P
Repp—Stambaugh
Baltimore
Joseph H. Repp
Johnsville
Rose E. Stambaugh
Bleleson—Triplett
John Burleson
Detroit
Mich
Bessie Triplett
Frederick
Rockville
R. White
Glover swims 23 mile Chesapeake feat after long trek
Walsam J. Glover Jr of Canton completed a 23 plus mile swim from Tolchester Beach to River View Park pier in a grueling voyage. He started at 4:20 am and finished at 5:30 pm, facing ebb and flood tides and strong currents. He rested by swimming on his back at times and relied on crackers cake milk and ginger tobacco for energy. He was aided by his father and two others in a boat and was saluted at several points along the route. He weighed about 180 pounds and is 27 years old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walsam J. Glivver, Jr
Canton
Tolchester Beach
River View Park
Glover
Tolchester
River View Pier
PSP
Pei Homooi
Bebo Glover
Chesapeake
Sparrows Point
North Point
Fort Carroll
Bear Creek
Funeral Notices for Wilhide and Hamilton in Frederick County
The funeral of Mary C Wilhide wife of Millard I Wilhide occurred from Walkersville on June 20 with services at the U B church led by Rev J E B Rica. Pallbearers included George W Best Augustus Rodenck and others. burial at Israeli Greek cemetery. Jacob BR Parry & Sons funeral directors. The funeral for John H Hamilton was held from his South Frederick home at 9 30 this morning with services by Rev C W Stinespring. Pallbearers named Thomas F Gastle Dr Mee Benny John T Bast Edward Krantz R Rush Lewis Otis Smith. interment at Mt Olivet cemetery. W H B Etchison was the funeral director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary C Wilhide
Millard I. Wilhide
Walkersville
U.B Church
J E. B. Rica
George W. Best
Augustus Rodenck
David Crum
James @. Reddick
David Baker
David B. Stanfier
Jacob BR. Parry & Sons
John H
Knights of the Ancient Essenic Order Hold Summer Meeting
The local Senate of the Knights of the Ancient Essenic Order held its last summer meeting last night. About twenty members attended a supper at Doll's cafe featuring olives pickles soft crabs frog legs on toast sliced tomatoes with mayonnaise dressing fried spring chicken coffee and cigars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Knights of the Ancient Essenic Order
Doll's Cafe
Frederick High alumni form association at Doll's Cafe reunion
Alumni of Frederick Male High School gather for a reunion at Doll's Cafe lasting into the night. R. H. Reich is elected president, Keefer S. Toms vice president, Roy K. Thomas secretary, and A. Atlee Radcliff treasurer. A banquet followed with toasts honoring country, alma mater, coming years, and the alumni.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Male High
Doll's Cafe
R. H. Lee Reich
Tongta
Roy O ‘Thomas
Harry J. Kefanver
Keefer Williams
Barry C. Hall
Robert Delaplaine
Lock Boxes for Mall Mail System on Rural Routes
The new rural free delivery system on star routes will start July 1 under Second Assistant Postmaster W. B. Shallenberger. Mail may be left in roadside boxes with locks for carriers to deposit, with owners responsible for security. The plan covers towns along rail lines with miles of routes, and shows growing reach as nearly half a million rural residents are served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shallenberger
North Carolina
Ohio
W. M.R.R
John Doe
Richard Roe
United States
Horse Dies of Lockjaw on South Market Street
A horse owned by Mr. David Shall died after lockjaw developed from a nail wound in its foot. The animal wandered Market Street at dawn and was valued at about 109 dollars. Local brief notes include a small fire at a corn crib behind the old Bantz tannery with minimal damage and news of upcoming Masonic Temple cornerstone ceremonies and a staffing change at Blue Ridge Match Company in Hagerstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Shall
South Market Street
Market Street
Bantz Tannery
Annual commencement at Culvert Hall College and local notices
The annual commencement exercises were held privately at Culvert Hall College. William L. Heanegen, a Baltimore jeweler, died suddenly at Severn. Stephen A. Abell's trial in St. Mary's county continued in U S Court. Baltimore resident Thomas Deford’s estate valued at 605813.08 with cash 108058.50. Alford Jones Jr., 15, jailed for stabbing Donald Cunningham, 14, who is fatally injured. John Berstermann, 13, lightly burned. Rachael Fontia ill at East Church street. Ada E. Lough improving after Sunday illness. Market report: corn $2.50 per barrel, shelled corn 50c per bushel, wheat 60c per bushel, hay 819.0 to 14 per ton.
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Culvert Hall College
William L. Heanegen
Baltimore
The
Severn
Stephen A. Abell
St. Mary's County
United States
Thomas Deford
Alford Jones, Jr
Donald Cunningham
John Berstermann
Athletic Park offers a rare evening outing
A fragment from a Frederick Maryland page notes a no-wait, free-car excursion to Athletic Park tomorrow evening. Also advertised are piano tuning services, dressmaking, spiritualist readings, piano sales, tailors, excursions, and local shop specials.
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Letic Sports
Athletic Park
Freon’ Athletic
Generous Stock Promises Quality Shirts and Accessories
Gen es well towed as considered at this shop boast of our rents furnishing department we have the goods to show and to sell when you call for them visit the store and test our word shirts line offers colored and white styles with true fit own exclusive styles few styles from other stores some new colorings for Fourth of July neckwear fancy locks hosiery department ready daily north of City Hall door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eka
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the Daily News
Lapa
Darel Weermoy
Andrew
Abratm Lincoln
Bloomington
Uts
Russi
Lancaster County
Wasaivetos
W. A. Moorz
G. L. Wachter
Market St
Thletic Park
Frederick Athletic Club
H.E. Wilcoxon
Roberta Miller
Q. C. Carty
Jas E. Walker & Co
HL. E. Wilcoxon, Agt
Sacred Heart Mission
Hyheneas
California Fig Syrup Co
Willam J Grover, Jr
Pops
Eastern Star
Mizpah
C. E.S
Martha Washington
Lonaconing
Snow Hill
Mary A. North
Grand Chapter
John Walter Smith
Grand Chapter of
Wm. Nash Young
Mirosh
Wilglam
Claassen
H. A. Ketch
Masonic Temple
J. A. P. Mathias
Creagerstown
This County
Blue Ridge Match Company
Hageratown
Rachael Font
Anita
Har | Hone
East Church Street
Ada E. Lough
Gun! Mart
Mir
J. H.W. Hargett
Ath
Woo. Knabe & Co
A. BE. Winconoy
Enabe Pianos P
Ronetta Miner
Edward James
West Patrick Street
de Mora
Europe
America
de Mors
East
Qchurch Strees
Dr. Wmn
Boteler
North Market
Kapgn
Western Maryland Railroad
Neer Park
Desr Park
Alleghenies
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Sanita
Annapolis Naval Academy Band
W. E. Burwell
Queen City
Cumberland
Jane
Deer Park
Garrett County
L. KE
Mullinix
L. E. Mullinix
John Hendrickson
Yancy
Lesa
Jonn Heronicxsox
P. S
Neidig & Miller
Nie & Miller
Glass OF Fashion
Critioa
Newie & Muss
Clinton EB. Main
DR. Mean
LA Grippe Pille
Clinton E. Main
Frederica
Isanogle & Wagaman, Cae Ee Ee Ee
QPF Consultation Ifree
Waterman
Stafford
Faber
Divon
Bill
Remington
Nell Gwynne
Granstarxz
Carolina Gavaler
Maryland Manor
Lew
Wehard Carvel
Isanogle & Wagaman
North Market Street
Frederick, MD
F.B. Siffingson
Ars
Freiycrick
F.E. Sappington
City Hall
GEO, S Rodook & Co
QEO
Rodoce & CO
A. T. Rio
A. T. Rice & Sons
Frederick CO
T.P Rice
Alloa
Aera
F. V. Staub
Potomac
New Lake
F. V
Lean
Caresville i
Jeresville Mil Milling CO
Caresville
Wm. Roland
Virginia
Fim
E. D Sheineh
Willard
Keller
RE. Patrick
SNOOK
Lewistown
Atd
A. N Cramar
Lewies
Carles B. Four
Frederick City
Oun
Dutrow
Alu ‘Es
Ramaburg
Paevex R
Auctionelz
D. A. Atlee Radcliff
University OF Maryland
Hix Fath Radcliff
George A. Gilbert
James M
T* H. E. Peterman
West Frank
City Hotel
AL. Sours
Odawly
Fayette ST
Postoffice
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