Section districts to be subdivided under new Maryland law
Maryland counties must subdivide election districts and precincts after a new law aims to cap voter load at 600 per district. Frederick County will split Buckeystown Frederick Urbana New Market Woodsboro Petersville second Precinct and Schanistown, with costs borne by County Commissioners.
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Maryland
Board of Supervisors
Tecinda Tg Ag
Boards of Supervisors of
Elecioras
Frederick County
Buckeystown
Frederick
Urbana
New Market
Woodaro
Petersville
Schanistown
Personal Notices Reflect Social Calls in New York and Baltimore
General L Victor Baughman ends visit with friends in New York. Mr and Mrs O W Ross Jr of West arch street spend a few days in Baltimore. Miss Jessie West of Peteraville visits Mrs George M Grayson. Miss Harrington of Williamsport has returned from the Confederate Daughters Reception. Fitzhugh Lee Chapter UDC rooms open for members every Friday 9 am to 1 pm. donations include portraits of General Thomas J. Esor and General Robert E. Lee from Mrs Charles W. Ross and Dr S F Thomas.helper_text
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L. Victor Baughman
Rw York
W. Ross, Jr
West Arch Street
Baltimore
Jessie West
Peteraville
George M. Grayson
West Ard Street
Misa Harrington
Williamsport
Hoy
Tk Hotel
Onfederate Daughters
Fitzhugh Lee
United Daughters of the Confeder
L. M. Nixdorff
George
Jennie Stonebraker
Thomas J. Esor
Charles W. Ross
Robert E. Lea
Eleanor M. Johnson
Hymeneal King Ganley in Baltimore Wedding
J Harry King a well known commercial traveler of Rockville married Lana Ganney daughter of Mr and Mrs Ganley of Boyd s Montgomery county Tuesday in Baltimore In Bankruptcy William G Lakin of this county filed in the United States Court in Baltimore for bankruptcy The schedule shows liabilities 500 and assets 54 debta due him on open unt.
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King—Ganley
X. J. Harry King
Rockville
Lana Ganney
Es Ganley
Boyd's
Montgomery Aty
Baltic
Liam G. Lakin
United Ps Court
Baltimore
Contracts Ratified See Appointed School Supervisors
Oscar B Coblutz named principal of Middletown High. At the June meeting the board confirmed contracts for principals at many schools and appointed assistant teachers across Frederick and surrounding towns. Also discussed were plans for a manual training school and sewing in the colored school with no action taken.
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Board of School Commissioners
H. A. Norris
Everhart
Grace R. Belanver
Tylere
Roger Harley
Middletown
Lola M. Wolfe
McKaigs
Gertrude M. Barnes
State Hill
John O. Lantz
Graceham
Harvey R. Grossuigkla
Ploneant
Centre
Mollie E. Wise
Bartoneville
Colored
Stockeystown
Edna A. Reich
Pé. of Rocks
Bettis Specht
Adamstown
Edith B. Ott
Bertha Trundle
North Frederick
W. B. Stottlemyer
Irving
Biser
Mary ©. Ott
Katie M. Bartgis
Julia Smallwood
Hallie
Alya Jennings
Josephine Solomon
Ellen Hilleary
Maud Darrow
Luella Marriott
Mr. Pleasant
Mary Chew
Walkersville
Spencer O. Stall
Bertha Grabill
Edna Z. Baker
Jefferson
Rita Hilleary
Franklinville
Florence de Muth
Thurmont
M. Beth Firor
Grace Henghan
Mary Landerg
Myersville
Katie Courtney
Unionville
Gertrude Hyatt
Lewistown
M. F. Winter
Mountaindale
Wm. F. Miller
Yellow Springs
Prica Young
Barkittsville
Anna Sowers
Feagaville
Emma Thomas
Braddock
Clara V. Smith
Hattie Geary
Martha Russell
South Frederick
Charles H. Jones
Ella Hollang
Cheatont Grove
Frederick
Maryland Institute
Edgar O. Bratt
Brunswick
Heptasopas Outing Draws Guests From Frederick and Middletown
Frederick Conclave Improved Order of Heptasophs held its first outing of the season last night. A special trolley carried about 60 members and guests over the mountain to Braddock Spring then to Middletown and Myersville. The group paraded through Myersville with Dorsey’s Mandolin Orchestra at the head, returning to Frederick after stops for refreshments and speeches.
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Braddock Spring
Frederick
Middletown
Order of Heptasophs
Myersville
Camatime
Conntn
General Braddock
Dorsey
Gaver’s Hollow
John Frazier
Real estate transfers and licenses in circuit court week
In the Circuit and Orphans' Courts weekly report for the week ending June 26, transfers of real estate occur with multiple parties including Wiles to Cramer and Fitzgerald to Harland Phleeger, among others. Marriage licenses issued include Walter Short and Gertie Shew, and Charles King with Mary Holland. Orphans Court actions note administrators, probate, sales, and wills for Barbour Poole Buhrman Young and related estates, with reunions planned by local associations at Blue Mountain House and Pen Mar in July and August.
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Circuit and Orphans’ Courts
Frederick E. Wiles
Noah E. Cramer
Thomas Fitzgerald
James 8. Norris
Edward Carroll
L. Stoner
Ansignes
Marken & Bielfeld
Frederick K. Phleeger
Harlan R. Phleeger
Frederick K. Phreeger
Wm. H. Vansant
John MM. Vansant
Alfred Ritter
David 8. Rice
Lawrence Faubel
Hannah N. Whalen
McClintock Young
Cyrun T. Beard
Delia B. Smith
Walter T. Short
Gertie Shewbridge
Brunswick
Charles King
Broanswick
Mary Holland
Burkittsville
John D. Engle
Lulu BE. Knill
Frederick
Lucya E. Poole
Charles E. Poole
Johnsey Barbour
William H. Jones
Cornelius H. Jones
Wilmer
Shafer
Charles W. Shafer
Henry Buhrman
Jeremiah Fisher
Calvin A. Stem
Henry Bohrman
Calvin
Stern
Susan Young
William P. Young
Sophia E. Young
Bernard Collifiower
John T. Collifiower
Jago Collifiower
Maryland State Teachers’ Association
Blue Mountain House
Pen-Mar
Harper’s Ferry
Maryland Odd Fellows
Tolchester Beach
Maryland
Braddock Heights
Kelanger
Charles F Stone released after no evidence links letter to crime
Charles F Stone of Jefferson, arrested Monday for sending obscene matter through the mails, was released by United States Commissioner White after testimony showed no proof he mailed the letter received by Misa Hoffman. Inspector Owens stated the case would be pursued. Market notes report good midweek trading with plentiful eggs at 13 cents a dozen and a variety of fruits and vegetables. A T Rica & Sons unveiled a newly designed casket wagon for undertakings, the first in Frederick with hearse-like rollers.
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Charles F. Stone
Jefferson
United States
Brust
White
Stone
Misa Hoffman
Wm. P. Maulaby
Owens
A. T. Rica & Sons
Frederick
Official Visit by Deputy Supreme Regent at Frederick Council
Frederick Council No 1196 Royal Arcanum meets tonight to receive Deputy Supreme Regent Mr. E. Ford of Baltimore for an official visit to the local council.
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Frederick
Royal Arcanum
E. #. Ford
Baltimore
Dance at Braddock Heights by Miss Willie Ritchie
Miss Willie Ritchie hosted a dancing class party at Braddock Heights last night for about 150 invited guests on the mountain top. Music was provided by the Frederick Orchestra.
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Braddock Heights
Willie Ritchie
Mountain Top
Frederick Select Orchestra
Sketches From Mother Goose at St Johns Institute Delights Audience
An audience enjoyed a refined program at St. Johns Institute highlighting Mother Goose sketches by Miss Georgie Poole and scenes from Julius Caesar. Father Coleman urged sustained support for the academy, lamenting lack of sympathy and urging kindness to the students in this parish educational effort.
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Addreaa
Father Coleman
St. John’s Institute
Georgie Poole
Mother Goose
New England
Jack
Jill
Julius Caesar
Juliug Cwsar
Brutus
Cassius
Athletic Carnival at Frederick Park Promises Top Sports
Frederick’s Athletic Club hosts an all events carnival at Athletic Park with 100 yd dash 13 entries 220 yd dash 12 entries 120 yd hurdle 11 entries 200 yd hurdle 11 entries high jump 7 broad jump 9 1g mile bicycle 6 entries relay teams of four. Handicapped events aim to boost interest. Judges time-keepers starters announcer recorders named. Camp meetings noted with dates. Local market quotes and pension increase also listed.
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Athletic Park
Frederick Athletic Club
Frederick
Ira McCurdy
Harry Blackaton
Kepner
Mr. DeGrange
H. Shipley
RB. A. Bennett
I. A. Baugh
H. Brish
R. Lorentz
L. Dertzbaugh
Five Years For Barker Is Sentenced In Shooting Case
Barker was sentenced to five years imprisonment for shooting Rev. John Heller. His counsel immediately filed an appeal.
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Senteneve
Amie
Sheciai
Jersey Cray
Jane
Thowar G. Barker
Mofn Ag
Bank closes its doors after receiver appointed
The Seventh National Bank in New York was closed this morning by order of the comptroller. Forest Raynor named temporary receiver. The bank failed to meet conditions set by the comptroller. Hotel Change at Taylor House in Winchester Virginia owner Mrs John Brubaker will pass control on July 16 Col Ed Johnson to take charge.
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Mamer Homes
Gall
New York
Seventh National Bank
Forest Raynor
Taylor
Winchester
John Brubaker
Johnson
J. W Brubaker
First Trolley Party of the Season in Frederick
The Epworth League of M E church plans a moonlight trolley to Myeraville on Monday July 1 at 6 30 pm Tickets are 25 cents and available from Charles D Groff Dr Atlen Radcliffe Frank K Gilbert Dr R O Nicodemus.
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Epworth League
M. E.charch
Myeraville
Charles D. Groff
Atlen Radcliffe
K. Gilbert
R. 0. Nicodemus
Baltimore
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Frederick
Camden Station
Grass Twine Rugs and Mattings Attract Quick Demand
L. EB. Mollings announces new stock of Grass Twine Rugs and Mattings, highlighting their elegance as floor coverings for all seasons. Limited supply due to strong demand, customers urged to view promptly at Mullinix exclusive carpet and wall paper house. Porch shades offered at one dollar, 8 feet long, 6 feet wide, promising summer comfort at low cost.
Gentlemen's Furnishings Show Promises Quality Wardrobe
The advertisement touts menswear with a focus on colored and white shirts, exclusive styles, and a robust furnishing department. It promises eye catching bow shapes and four th hand ties, with new colorings arriving for the Fourth of July period. Lisle and gauze suspenders are offered at 25 and 40 cents, claimed to ease the shoulder burden.
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Nesa
Ayaa
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West Patrick Street
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M. RR
Western Maryland Railroad
L. EB. Mollings
Gbss Twine
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ROUSE
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Faber
Divon
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Yournele Lew
Crisex
Richard Carvel
Ibanogle & Wagaman
Frederick, MD
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Sappington
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City Hall
GEO
Rodoe & Co
Oyennee Carpet and
Rodoce & CO
A. J. Bull & Sours
A. T. Rice & Sosa Funeral Directors
Frederick CO. Teley
T. P. Rice
Kink
TE. Neta Jr
B.V
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Potomac
New Lake
Sano
Prises
Willard C. Keller
E. Patrice
Ceresville
Xeresville Milling Co
Havin
Cereaville
Wm. Roland
Virginia
Fwlek
E. D. Shriner
Pypazer R. Bnook
A. N. Gramer
Dogietown
Bamas B. Fout
Frederick City, Mp
Joen
Dutrow
Wm. H. Ramettonm
Rederice
Regenours
B. Pestrisk St
Atlee Radclife
University OF Maryland
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North Market
George A. Gilbert
Crown Bridge
Peterman
West
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Sargeon
Ear and
City Hotel
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Nicodemus
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