PURELY PERSONAL VISITS ACROSS BALTIMORE AND FREDERICK AREAS
A stream of personal notices lists Misa Mollie Goodman of Baltimore visiting her parental home, Mr Hamilton Lindsay in Baltimore visiting friends, Miss Ida Thompson in Brutawick visiting Misa Mamie Zellere, and Miss Margaret Clingan returning from Washington. Other items note visits to York, Pa and Baltimore, trips to Hagerstown, and relatives in Baltimore. Several residents from Frederick and surrounding towns report returning home after short visits with family and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Mollie Goodman
Baltimore
Thie City
Hamilton Lindsay
Ida Thompson
Brutawick
Misa Mamie Zellere
South Market Atreat
Margaret Clingan
East Patrick Street
Washington
Edna Lame
Port Devos 6
Ernest Fox
North Market Street
J. Howard Baer
North Market
Ralph Wachter
Julia
Rosskey
Wrederick
D. G. Ramaborg
Celeste Roalkey
Harmony Grove
David Wartheimer
Connellville
Frederick
Mies Bessie Nasbauw
Mt. Airy
Wara Clay
Courtney Williama
Ijamaville
Minnes Fallsa
Couttney Branffer
Welkersville
Isabel Zimmerman
West Third Street
Repainted Homes and Misfortunes in Local Briefs
The property of Mrs Amanda Bammers on Wess Patrick Street has been repainted. Mr Qaristian Lerch of East South Street also had his residence painted by Lawra Barok. Ezra D Hoff man on Madison Avenue was repainted by Lewis Burok. Wo T Moon shower on West Patrick Street was repainted by Georges Gittinger. A pet bag belonging to Master Charles Haller was run over by a wagon, breaking a leg. Har vy E Smith sprained his cigar ankle stepping from a wagon at Markat and Fourth streets yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amanda Bammers
Wess Patrick Street
Qaristian Lerch
East South Street
Lawra Barok
Ezra D. Hoffman
Madison Avenue
Lewis Burok
Wo. T. Moonshower
West Patrick Street
Georges Gittinger
Charles Haller
Ron
Frank V Staob
Markat
Harvay E. Smith
Law's Trip Leads to Grand Jury Hearing for Benny Hooper
Benny Hooper, a colored man, was bound over for the grand jury by Deputy Sheriff Emory Nelson in Brunswick on a charge relating to possession of about 60 pounds of brain belonging to the B and O Railroad Company. Bail was set at 100 dollars. Additional notes list local residents sick or recovering: Mrs. Jenny Davis, Mame Stockman, Archie Mims, and Mrs. Cornelius Garber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hild
Benny Hooper
Brunswick
Emory Nelson
B. and O. Railroad Company
Jaelion O
Kokstein
Ball
City council weighs street paving and new lineman posts
At a special meeting the Mayor and Aldermen discussed hiring a civil engineer for street paving and testing brick, widening East Second Street, and other projects. They also authorized an extra lineman and trimmer, pursued ballast repairs, and approved notes and borrowing to meet bond interest.
Young Orioles win five toning baseball game 16 to 9
The Young Orioles defeated the Young Averloans 16 to 9 on the East Third Street diamond this morning. Winning battery A Kemp and P New msn. pitching by F Thomas and M Johnson. catcher O Thomas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orioles
Averloans
Haseball
East Third Street
Kemp
P. Newmsn
Loning Battery
F. Thomas
M. Johnson
O. Thomas
Frederick Seleots
Buroh
Phebag
Kline and
Lense
Rosebuds
Frederick Juniora
Francis Scott Key Council Plans Degree Conferrals Tonight
Francis Scott Key Council No 43 O U A B will confer the degrees of the order on a large class of candidates. Initiation to be held in the lodge room of Mountain City Lodge K of P tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Scott Key Council
O.U. A Bi
Mountain City Lodge
K.of P
Worker Falls Through Elevator Shaft at Ox Fibre Brook Works
Daniel Bentz, an employee at Ox Fibre Brook Works, stepped from a floor into an elevator shaft yesterday afternoon, plunging about 14 feet. He sustained severe bruising, a head cut, and other injuries, but no homes were broken and his condition improved after a long night of suffering. He was taken to Hone on North Market Street for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Bentz
Ox Fibre Brook Works
Pentz Wallener Weds Paetz in Baltimore Home
Miss Myrtla E H Wallener daughter of Mr Harry W Wellezer wed Mr John Goldsborough Paetz in a home ceremony at 1126 North Gilmor Baltimore Rev James R Nohultz officiated attended only by relatives and close friends The bride wore a white embroidered robe then blue voile for traveling Attendant was Miss Susan G Penta Best man was Mr Walter S Goodrick They plan a trip to Washington and other points. The bride is a niece of Mrs Louisa Gephart of this city. Also announced is the marriage of Minnie Kinshars Molesworth to Mr Harry D Andrews of Middisburg Md performed in Jersey City NJ on January 8 1907. They will reside in Carroll County Virgie Ridgely to Richard R Lowman to wed tomorrow at the bride’s Maple Avenue home with a reception at 6 30 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennz —Wellener
Myrtla E H. Wallener
Harry W. Wellezer
John Goldsborough Paetz
North Gilmor Street
Baltimore
James R Nohultz
Susan G. Penta
Walter S. Goodrick
Pantz
Washington
Louisa Gephart
J. W. Molesworth
Namaville
Thia County
Andrews
R. W. Walden
Middleburg
Corrail County
Virgie M. Ridgely
Richard R. Lowman
Maple Avenue
Obituary notices from Hagerstown and vicinity
Jacob Harman aged 78 died at home in Hagerstown of heart disease after long illness. Survived by wife and several children, with memberships in local lodges and churches. William Henry Mainhart 74 died in Lovetteville Va of heart disease, buried Mt Olivet. service at grave with pallbearers from Thomas Ries establishment. George Rudy a Middletown Valley farmer died near Middletown of paralysis aged about 68, survived by six sons and four daughters. Ellen Thomas, 70, a longtime domestic worker, died in the home of Thomas Spencer, funeral at St John’s Catholic Church and St John’s Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Harman
Hageratown
York County
Hagerstown
Washington County
John F
Lydia Harman
Vailey Lodge
P. St. Paul’s Mf. EK. Church
O. V Relief Ass
William Henry Mainhart
Lovetteville
Thomas P. Ries
George Rudy
Middletown Valley
Middletown
Mia
Charles E Mneikirk
Katie
Onmere
Fannie
Mary
Pauline Rody
Frederick
George D
Edward
Vere Rudy
Ellen Thomas
Thomas Spencer
West S
Obbrlea Smith
al Stars
John’s Catholic
Freight Wreck Blocks Western Maryland Main Line
A freight wreck near Rocky Ridge derailed three loaded coal cars and tore up track, blocking the Western Maryland Railroad main line for hours. Separate item notes a license recorded in Hagerstown for John Laws and Rosita Kondle, aged 18 and 14 respectively, with parental consent. Cornerstone laying planned for Braddock Lutheran church next Sunday afternoon at 2:00. Say you saw it in The News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Maryland Railroad
Rocky Ridge
Hagerstown
John Laws
Edgemont
Joel March
Rosita S. Kondle
Greensburg
Baptist Gathering Reports Encouraging District Wide Health
Reports from the Western District Baptist Association opening session in Baltimore praise church health across the district. Officers elected include Rev. H. B. Weishampel as president and Rev. Wm Hammond Parker as vice president. two new churches Bilder Hill and Second German in Baltimore added. Delegates urged support for the association and Home Mission work while evening services featured Rev. Harry T Sprague and Dr George D Adams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bapsish Association
Fira’ Bapsies
Firat
Sae Vsmong
Mia Siomary
Home Mission Board
The
Southern Baptist Convention
Migs Suhimaier
Bilsimore
Kirkman
Mia Gault
Foreign Mission Board
Misa Clara Woolford
Baitimors
Harry T Sprague
Fulton Avenue
Baltimore
Spragce
O. W. Hudson
Deep Creek
H. B. Weishampel
Wm Hammond Parker
Frederick
Roy
F. G. Frazer
Hagerstown
J. Frask Brown
J. B. Thomas
Bilder Hill
Laltimere
BD. Porter
Brunswick
Wm Bammadnd Parker
O. B. Falls
Westernport
Benodatigas
Thomas H Sprague
Commonwealth
George ‘D. Adams
D.D
Brantley Baptist Church
Adams
Flist Church
Brooklyn
Local County Notes From Germantown District
County correspondence from Germantown reports visits by Mr. Charlie Stang and others, residents returning from Jefferson and Frederick, sermons by Rev Dulaney, and family gatherings. Legal testimony in the Ellen Payns v Frank Stoner case continues before Judges Henderson and Mostier, with deed knowledge disputed. Sunday School plans at Evangelical Lutheran church include transport from Braddock at 1 PM and afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Ellen Payns
Frank L Stoner
Troakee
Joseph Payne
Hendarson
Mostier
Fanantt
Miss Payne
John
Newman and
Smith & Smith
Hammond Urner
The
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Braddock Meighta
Cohoo
Local Bank Officers Listed in Brief Card
J D Babin and W M Baker serve as president and vice president with H D Baker as cashier assistant. Other names include Gro Wt Surre and J D Baker, Jopez, Joan C Morrze, D H Harcert, Jouy Ramspure, Tos H Haller, Wie G Barer, CG DL Tromas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jupez
Joan C.morrze
D. H. Harcert
Jouy
Ramspure
Tos. H. Haller
Popular Niagara Falls Excursions from Baltimore 1907
Baltimore and Obio BR announces popular excursions to Niagara Falls with round trips $1105 on select Saturdays from June 28 to October 4 1907. Tickets valid return ten days on regular trains except Black Diamond Express. Also offers rugs mats and home goods at Carpet Wall Paper Curtain House with new hammock line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore & Obio BR. KR
Niagare Falla
Washington
Baltimore
Garden Station
Niagara Falls
Lehigh Valley
Oitlon
Atc
Ordinations at Wood Brook College Reported No Progress
News items cover ordinations at Wood Brook College with no progress noted. Other notes include a divorce filing by Mrs. Mary Sloan from David Sloan, a fatal fire at Cumberland paint factory, and an annual veterinary board examination in Maryland. Also mentioned are a drowning on the schooner A H Schultz, appellate rulings, and a county tax suit appeal. An outing by Visitation Academy students is planned to Jefferson and Braddock with supper back at a cottage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wood Brook College
Mary A. Sloan
David Sloan
Lonaconleg
Michael Diehl
Fort Cumbarland
Cumberland
Maryland Stars Veterinary Medical Board
Lta
Liseugan
Maryland
Sydney Adams
Cambridge
A H. Shultz
4. A. Conway
Sasanfrag
Court of Appeals
Nntion
Anne Arundal Court
Sohley
Biair Lea
Montgomery County
Tral
Visitation Academy
Jefferson
Braddock
Nibrah
Jenole A. Barbin
Ice Cream Festival and Guild Meeting Notices
The Ladies' Aid Society of Ohurok Hil plans an ice cream festival on Thursday and Saturday evenings, June 27 and 29, on the church lawn. Frederick City Hospital Guild holds a regular meeting Friday morning at 9:30. Owell Maron Haturz advertises wallpaper offers. O. U. A. M. members are invited to a class initiation Wednesday night, June 26, under Francis Soote Kay Connell No 48, in EK of FP Hall, Masonic building. By order of Connell. Joum W. Fars, B.B.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Ladies’ Aid Society
Ohurok Hil
Churoh
Frederick City Hospital
Francis Soote Kay Connell
Masonic Building
Connell
Joum W. Fars
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the Daily News
Pizarro
Peru
Lima
David Wittinhouse
United States Mint
Philadelphia
Samuel Compton
Andrew Hull Foote
Foote
New York City
David Davis
Abraham Lincoln
Bloomington
Ke@opachin
Molien Pass
Kuroiri
Washmesox
Lane
Pam News
W. Ih. Moors
SSS
Equity
Qook
Ciishements
Urner
Sebr
Mra
WYH Hammack
Markat St
Banj
D Thomtae
Farmera
Dreamer
Ssanffer Robandice
Rodook & Oc
Jehny Davia
East Second Street
Mias Mame Stockman
West South Street
Archle Mioms
Corneliuus Garber
Dayton
Ohio
East Second ST
Wilcoxon
Siv
Q County
Bufas A. Rager
Rafaresce
Geo. D Whitson
Opera Henge
Lowenstein
Society For the Prevention
Streatz
Mgr. Lowenstein
East Secord Street
East Street
Haat Church
Ita
Electric Hight
Linenstein
Riahl
Ontire
Farbira Fritchie
Patrick
Hahn
Chapel Alisy
Church
Patrick Streets
Hr Hahn
Frank Ridgely
Patrick Street
City Regiatar
Franklin Savings Bank
City Regiater
Brush
Deatil
Pourtden
Asmose
A. Hadgen
Charles F. Steck
Baptist — Gathering
Western District Association
Ollicera
Germantown
Charlie Stang
D. C
Saunders
Kensington
Charles Small
Fred Stang
Frederick Miller and
Daugher
Gertie
Eithel Andrews Epant
William Rinehart
Germaantown Station
Maggie Wabater
Dickereon
Mas Lonhart
Dulaney
Galthamburg
M. E. Church
Andrewe
Cedar Grove
Jacob Snyder
Stella Snyder
Boyds
Fredis Marth
Freni
Citizens’ National Bank
Citizens
NAT. Bank
Capital
J.D. Babin
WM. G Baker
H. D. Baker
WM. G. Zimmerman Samuel G, Duvald
Jupar Jag. McSwrrry, D. E. Errauver
Gro
Wt. Surre
J.D. Baker
G. Barer
Danie
Bakes
John D. Hendrickson
ODEL
Frad. Co
Windsor
Torn D. Hendrickson
Neimg & Miller
Nie & Miller
Sien
Bsc
Soc
Neidig & Miller
Marion Haber
Vernon Placa M. ER. Oburah
Braddock Heights
Alonzo Ely
North Market Bt
Convent of the Visitation
Cirectress
Visitation Convent
Frederick, Rd
Y. M. C. A. Building Fund
J. Travers Thomas
National Bank
L. E. Mullinix
Goumar Rugs
L. KE
Mullinix
N. B
News OF the
Owell Maron Haturz
Horge
Howe
Enig Fis
Moen
Garmans
George
Bodook. & Co
Thos, P. Rice
RIVE
Thomas P. Rice
Ofice
Ross MacKenzie
General Homeopath
South Market St. Frederick
Margaret J. MacKenzie
Massase
Peterman
W. Franklin Streat
City Hotel
CG. L. Repauver
North Aacket Stepan
Jas. A. Long
Mane
North Marery
Frederick, MD
Cramer & Stauffer
Noah E
Cramer D. V. Stauffre
GALL
Fidelity
Prisager’s
Btatton, Ltd
City
Tont
Romery County
Acras
Wall
Boyde
Sch
St Tadlan Springs
New Electric Road
S. Market St
Third St
Market St
15Th
Petersville
B. Sappington
Seema
Tolat
Serater
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