Local social notes from Walkersville and nearby towns
The Valley Register notes numerous visitors and residents in Walkersville and surrounding areas. Guests include Miss Golds and family, Mrs. Noble of Peoria uniting with relatives, and Col. Winebrewer and Mrs. Winebrewer returning from Atlantic City. Others travel to Ohio and New Jersey, with several taking summer trips to Maine and Delanco.
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Libertytown
Misaas
Mary E. Norrin
la Rue Rowning
Wibertytown
Chillisothe
Ohio
Frank A. Seamen
Mamie Shaw
Oodabore
Delanco
N. J
Frank
Imias Shaw
L. Samuel Birely
Samuel Mf. Iely
Thurmont Naional Bank
Maine
University School For Boyz
Law's Grip Shifts as Charles Robinson Remanded
Charles Robinson colored was arrested by Deputy Sheriff Carter and held before Justice Wiener in Barkittsville. He was committed to jail to await grand jury action after a brief appearance at the sheriff's office. Nearby reports note mining activity near Annapolis and an Notre Dame Academy commencement at Libertytown with graduates Ethel Belle Milla and Marie Wagner Smith. Baseball odds set for Park team versus Frederick Athletic Club at Athletic Park tonight at 6 15.
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Charles Robinson
Carter
Justice Wiener
Barkittsville
Notre Dame
Notre Dame Academy
Libertytown
Church Hall
Missis Ethel Belle Milla
Marie Wagner Smith
Lincoln Drydex Named Assistant Sreagnrer in Baltimore
A Washington dispatch reports Mr A Lincoln Drydex will serve as assistant Sreagnrer in Baltimore. The appointment signals a move in city financial administration with Drydex taking on duties increasingly connected to state and local treasury functions.
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Washington
A. Lincoln Drydex
Baltimore
Elegant Baltimore wedding blesses Worley and Beatty family ties
Miss Edith Worley wed Philip A. Beatty at Christ Protestant Episcopal Church Baltimore in a palm adorned ceremony with Worley kin present. Bride Edythe Worley wore white point d esprit gown, diamond heirloom brooch, and was given away by her father. Groom's family ties to Maryland and Virginia noted among out of town guests. The couple plans residence in Martinsburg West Virginia after a wedding breakfast at the Worley home.
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Misa
Edith A. Worley
H. W. Dorsey Waters
Philip A. Beatty
Cbrist
Protestant Episcopal Church
Baltimore
Edith Worley
William N. Worley
North Oslvert Street
Martinsburg
W. Va
Helen James Worley
Berthe
Shea
N. Maynard Worley
Lynchburg
Joseph H.thomas
J. Walbach Edelin
James D. Garrett
Middletown
Maryland
James &. Robinson
Hila Robinson
King William County
Virginia
H. &. Griffith
Misa Alice Griffith
Washington, D. C
Beatty
King George Island
W. L. Remsburg
Lutheran Church
Bessie
Emma Wachtel
Pen-Mar
Gettysburg
Licenses Reported in City Liquor Service
Douglas Hargett, clerk of the circuit court, turned over $5,106.25 to the Mayor and Board of Aldermen as the net city liquor license receipts under the 1902 act. The total collected was $5,375 with $268.75 due Hargett as his commission. Twenty seven saloons and twenty grocery and wholesale liquor houses obtained licenses, totaling forty seven establishments selling intoxicating drinks.
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Douglas H. Hargett
Board of Aldermen
Hargett
Grovery
Palms Sold and Inns Transferred to Chicago Firm
The Mr Kaok QC reports the sale of two magnificent inns to the Geo O Wittbold Co of Chicago, described as the world’s largest palm and fern growers. Tsar News credits Mr Hargett for a band of American Beauty and Liberty roses.
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Kaok
Geo. O. Wittbold Co
Chicago
Tsar News
Hargett
Auctioneer to sell at City Hotel for Harry McHenry assets
Tomorrow morning Johan L. Darrow will auction for Harry McHenry the Palace livery stables and a dwelling on South Market street along with a trick dwelling on West Seventh street at the City Hotel.
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Johan L. Darrow
City Hotel
Harry McHenry
Palace
South Market Street
West Seventh Street
Notable Deaths and Local Updates Across Maryland Regions
Mr James Hopper died suddenly at his Havre de Grace home at age 69. Samuel Clagett died near Ashton Maryland at 72 from cancer. Montgomery county tax rate fixed at 86 cents per 100 dollars, unchanged. Dr J Webb Foater elected president of Maryland Pharmaceutical Association. Police schooner Helen Baughman undergoing repairs at Orisfield. Cornerstone laid for Babcock Memorial Presbyterian church in Baltimore. Samuel McKay and Miss Mabel G Greyer married at Orisfield. Miss Emms Peonington shocked by electric current in Cumberland while turning on a water spigot. Royal Arcanum anniversary observed at Pan-Mar and Hagerstown. Baltimore and Delaware Bay Railroad stockholders vote to abandon track between Massey and Clayton with Townsend replacing Clayton as terminus. Lotta A Sawyer released after charges of fraud dismissed. she roamed downtown town overnight in male attire ending at a prominent hotel.
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James Hopper
Havre de Grace
Caroline County
Samuel Clagett
Ashton
Washington County
Montgomery County
Maryland Pharmaceutical Arasciution
J. Webb Foater
Helen Baughman
Orisfield
Babcock Memoorial Presbyterian Church
North
Madison Avenues
Baltimore
Samuel McKay
Mabel G. Greyer
Washington
Emms Peonington
Cumberland
Royal Arcanum
Pan-Mer
Cumberland Valley Council
Chambarabarg
Pen-Mar Conneul
Hagerstown
Baltimore and
Delaware Bay Railroad
Massey
Kent County
Clayton
Del
Townsend
Lotta A. Sawyer
Ernestine L. Rauch
A New Theory On Cut Worms From Michaelsville
A Belair Aegis correspondent argues cutworms ravage crops and urges farmers to abandon the jointer plow. He claims leaving weeds and grass to grow feeds pests while gardens show no bite. He cites a garden on Kainteck farm as untouched by the insect and recalls ancestral farming methods.
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Michaelsville
Belair Aegis
Portiona
Kainteck
New York Central Claims Fastest Train Status
The Twentieth Century Limited is cited as the world’s fastest train with 379 miles in 1,197 minutes, averaging 1 minute 13.4 seconds per mile. Paris to Bordeaux and Empire State Express rank among other rapid services, while the New York Central line from New York to Chicago leads in speed, per mile figures.
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New York Central
France
Ite
New York
Chicago
England
Empire State Haprese
Eaat Ooset Express
Twentieth Osrtory Limited
Fine Wheat Heads Shown From Fulmer Farm
A bundle of 34 inch wheat heads from Fulmer's crossing farm owned by Mrs. Chailes W Ross and reusated by Mr. W E Kefsover was exhibited at The News office this morning. The field, planted with improved Australian variety, promises an excellent crop with thick chest and exceptionally tall stalks for the season.
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Fulmer’s Crossing
Chailes W. Ross
W.E. Kefsover
Sesson
Bt Athletic Park Reopens Under New Arrangement
Athletic Park reopened last night with a new setup. A fair-sized crowd enjoyed dancing from six to eight, the bowling lanes drew many men, and games continued at a late hour despite no special attraction.
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Bt Athletic
Athietic Park
Fine Wheat Brought in From Sjimsville Field
Fine wheat from Sjimsville in this county arrived at the office yesterday. Mr John W Molesworth sent four heads of Australian wheat taken from a forty acre field. One head measured five inches and held ninety large grains. The four heads averaged about seventy five grains per head.
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John W. Molesworth
Sjimsville
Early Frederick County Corn Brings First of Season
Early Frederick County corn went on the market yesterday morning at the Kine farm near Frederick. L. Kline, long known for Frederick county corn around July 1, sold the first of the season earlier than usual this year.
Market Quotes From The Local Mart
The Eastern Milling and Export Company reports today prices for corn at $8.20 per barrel and shelled corn at 4 vents per bushel. Wheat No 2 red stands at 74 and 73 per Danhel. Hay is priced from 2 to 10 per ton with July wheat bidding at 74 cornéas.
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Eastern Milling & Export Company
Picture Identified Former Companion Positive
Sheriff Lease took William Hutchison to Pittsburg to identify a man named William Johnson linked to the murder of Emanuel Stratton at Strawnberger's saloon on West All Saints' Street. Johnson, a mulatto about 25, has a scar on the right side of his neck. Hutchison said the photo matched. If identified, requisition papers will be sent to bring Johnson back.
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Harvey R. Lease
Pittsburg
Aus
William Johnson
Emanul Scrattun
Lease
William Hutchison
Johnson
Hutchison
Emanuel Stratton
Strawnberger
West All Saints’ Street
Stratton
Worthington
Pittaburg
Brief Bits of Local and General Interest
A collection of humorous maxims and observations on life work, wealth, ambition, and human behavior. It notes the mixture of irony and wit in everyday affairs, suggests lessons about listening and perception, and hints at social commentary through concise quips. The items reference manners, economics, and personal conduct in a light, quotable style.
Early Closing Effort Aimed at Grocery Stores
Clerks from several grocery stores tried to enforce a 6 30 closing time daily from July 1 to October 1. Many grocers refused, yet a handful of prominent merchants agreed to close at 6 80 each evening except Saturdays from July 1 to September 1.
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Daly
Chereby
Allen Rowpsack
Dixon Bros
J. Schroeder
Besant & Knorr
F. B. Bapprmarox
Wu. H. Rasssure
Gro
EB. Serpier
Braddock Heights Summer Colony Expands to Sixty
The Braddock Heights summer colony grows to 41 adults and 19 children. Mullinix cottage is finished and nearly ready for occupancy. Construction by Culler continues on Toms cottage, the largest in the colony. Various guests and residents attend dances and enjoy illuminations, with a Sunday song service planned and pavilion use offered.
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Tom News
Braddock Heights
Mullinix
Culler
Hammond Urner
Atone
Adirondack
Simon Parsons
Baaltimore
J. H. Markey
Catalpin Cottage
Amos Urner
Fearbake
Catalpin
Johnnie Cutahall
Hammond
Glesener
Fairview Cottage
Ezra Willard
Knoxville
Arthur Willard
Excursion and events announced for Frederick area
Local notices invite residents to a grand excursion to Myestsville on Monday January 80 with Qara departing at 7 80 p m round trip 20 cents and farm produce ads for celery and giant varieties at 60 cents per hundred. Friday night dance at Braddock Heights with brass band and city orchestra grand Fourth of July celebration and fireworks. Public notices ban firing firecrackers and city police enforcement. Free eye examination festival at Junior Hall with Dr Brenner and glasses fittings. Excursions to Washington Baltimore and Harper's Ferry offered by B&O with low round trip fares and Sunday rates. seasonal carousal tickets under $1.00 to various destinations.
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Myestsville
Jane
Qara
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Washington
Baltimore
Frederick
Harper's Ferry
Harper’s Ferry
Pavement Upgrade In Front Of Gomber Residence And Laundry
A team of masons is laying a new curb and pavement in front of John Gomber’s home and store and the Monon Steam Laundry on South Market Street. The current pavement floods after rain. the new work will raise it to allow drainage. Mountain City Council No 12 Daughter of Liberty elected six officers for the next six months, including O Miss Daisie McDonald and A. G Mr. Henry B. Cramer, with other posts filled by local residents.
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John Gomber
Snd
Monon
South Market
Reguar
Mountain City Council
Liberty
Daisie McDonald
A. O
Mollie F. Oland
V .G
Fannie Esder
Virgie Ridgely
Bell Gosnell
R. S
Charles T. Kline
Funeral for Charles Stanley Held at Quinn Chapel
The funeral of Charles Stanley, colored, was held at 2 o'clock this afternoon from Quinn chapel. Rev. O. H. Murray conducted the services and interment followed at Greenmount cemetery. A. T. Rice & Sons were the funeral directors. Also noting illness reports Mrs. John Walter is quite ill on North Market Street and Barle B. Wood has been ill but is now able to be out. Zinc and Grinding Make Devoe Lead and Zinc Paint wear twins as long as lead and oil mixed by hand.
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Charles Stanley
Quinn Chapel
O. H. Murray
Greenmount Cemetery
A. T. Rice & Sons
John Walter
North Market Street
Barle B. Wood
Devoe
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