Gloriously Fourth Celebrations and Local Happenings
Brief notes from Frederick area life recount summer plans and recent events. Mr Howard Kussmans caught nine bass on the Monocacy yesterday. Mrs Francis Wright bruised after a cherry tree fall. Lampe paints at East Patrick street residence. A fight broke out near Braddock Heights over a remark to a young lady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Kussmans
Mehrle Hiteshew
Lampe
East Patrick Street
John Fleshman
China
Frederick
Johnny
Dewey
London
Francis Wright
Peail
Frederick County
Braddock
New York
Tower of Babel
Purely Personal Visits and Travels Mentioned
Boston readers note a string of social mentions with many Baltimore based residents and visitors from Texas New York and Washington. Names include D Lowenstein R McLain Chas Hauer Frank Delashmutt Albert Ritchie J A Myers Lula Sellars Mrs Mehrling Nellie McUafery Grace Getzendanter Nellie McUafery Miss Mabel Johnson and Miss Lillian Chambers with Mrs Charles Saumgardner among the returning party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Lowenstein
Baltimore
R. McLain
Westminster
Chas. M. Hauer
Buffalo
Frank Delashmutt
Texas
Albert Ritchie, Esq
New York
Alr
J. A. Myers
Epworth League Prepares for Frederick District League Convention
The Epworth League Chapter of Williamsport Maryland is making reparations for hosting the Frederick District League Convention August 30–31. An excursion to Braddock Heights by Mr. Connor and friends was run today by electric car, with the crowd photographed atop the mountain. An advertisement claims Hood's Sarsaparilla cures nervous troubles by purifying the blood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
Willamsrt
Rederick District League
Braddock Heights
Connor
Mcarmick Binders
Bradock Heights
Firehouse letter denounces Globe article as unofficial
A Hagerstown First Hose Company fireman writes the editor condemning today’s Globe piece A Challenge for 250 as unauthorized. He asks readers to ignore the article to avoid hostility and urges reporting of true facts by morning papers and Baltimore dailies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Frederick
Globe
City Papers
Baltimore
Exhibition Drill by United Drill Association and Independent Drum Band
Cap tain Stokes leads the United Drill Association and the Independent Drum Band in an exhibition drill and parade through the city. The event begins 7 30 p m at the United engine house, ends at Court Square with a drill, then a reception back at the engine house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Drill Association
Captain Stokes
Drill Association
United Engine House
Church Street
Church
Carter
Patrick
Court
Court Square
South Market
Engine House
Heintz Prichard Wedding At Trinity Lutheran Church
Miss Lydie Prichard wed Rev J William Heintz pastor of Grace Lutheran Stroudsburg at Trinity Lutheran Philadelphia in a ceremonial with elaborate pink and white decorations. After a formal banquet at the Prichard home and a late New York departure, the Stroudsburg congregation later hosted a reception and presented a $76 wedding gift to the groom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Lutheran Church
Philadelphia
Lydie
Prichard
Jonathan Prichard
William Bf. Heintz
Grace Lutheran Church
Hast Stroudsburg
A. K. Francis
Trinity Lutheran
Fall Church
Gilbert Prichard
William Brander
William Prichard
Edwin T. Heintz
George O. Loos
Warren Ellis
May Prichard
24Th
Passayunk Avenue
Independent clearing house debate rises in Baltimore
News notes a push for an independent clearing house in Baltimore while several strikes crimp industry. Workers resume at Sparrows Point Maryland Steel Works and most McShane and Co. molders return. Court orders Della Murphy to keep her grandson Edgar Smith’s body. Various naval, legal, and civic items follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Maryland Steel Works
Sparrows Point
McShane & Co
Ellicott City
Della Murphy
Edgar Smith
N. M. Dwyer
Baltimore City
Detrick & Harvey Machine Shops
Matthai, Ingram & Co
Wm. R. King
U.S. N
Polytechnic Institute
John W. Saville
Dobler
Hannah J. Morrison
Margaret Morrison
Cecil County
Jeannette
Elizabeth Morrison
Barry Bishop
Bertha Dean
Charles H. Galliker
New York
United States Marine Corps
Winchester
Old Violin Box Found During Church Improvements
While renovating the Presbyterian church, workers uncovered an old satin lined box in the loft. Initially believed to be a coffin, it proved to be a violin case. A man once played violin in the church, and this box likely belonged to him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Frederick Art Club Sketching Tour and Picnic
The Frederick Art Club plans a sketching tour and picnic on Thursday July 6 leaving town at 2 P M by a special car. They will visit Myersville for sightseeing and end with supper at a shady spot near town. Ordinations at Mt St Marys Bishops and priests named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Art Club
Myersville
Local Wheat and Corn Prices at TRE Market
Wheat quoted at Frederick today around 72 1/2 cents per bushel. Corn shelled 23 cents per bushel, corn on the ear 32 1/2 cents per barrel. John Weller threshing wheat for Arthur Potts on the House road as part of early threshing season. Hood's Sarsaparilla advertised as blood purifier and vitalizer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
John Weller
Arthur Potts
Hymeneal of Miss Helen Beckenbaugh and Rev Cotton
Miss Helen Douglas Beckenbaugh and Rev Beary Evan Cotton wed at St John s Episcopal Church Hagerstown at 12 30 this afternoon. Bishop Paret officiated with Miss Noonan as bridesmaid and Alex H Mason as best man. The couple will tour Europe soon after.
News Want Ad Offers Cheap Publicity in Frederick
A brief notice promotes 15 cent News want ads to announce you seek a job or a cook in Frederick. It emphasizes low cost publicity for individuals seeking position or kitchen help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Traveling Ohio couple extols Frederick and Middletown Valley visit
Mr. and Mrs. Henry A. Webb of Greenville Ohio, guests of the Misses Shope, tour Frederick and Middletown Valley for two months. The 76 year old Webb praises Maryland mountains, Braddock Heights, and the Star Spangled Banner author’s tomb, plans to visit Shepherdstown and Martinsburg before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry A. Webb
Greenville
Ohio
Webb
Hanover
Baltimore
Edward Lara
Frederick
East Patrictic Street
Episcopal Church
Alleghanies
Pittsburg
Harrisburg
Gettysburg
National Cemetery
Middletown
Braddock Heights
Braddock
Observatory
Harper's Ferry Gap
Singapore Hills
Maryland
Mary Jane
Mt. Olivet
Pythians Elect Officers at Mountain City LodgeNo 29
Mountain City Lodge No. 29 Knights of Pythias elects officers for the new term.Edgar L. Miller becomes chancery commander Alfred Ritter vice chancery commander Harry Waters master of work William M. Anderson master at arms Reno B Harp prelate H E W Storm inside guard Murray Smith outside guard John Hershberger holds trustee position Wm Rice and John Hardt remain trustees Librarian H E W Storm assistant librarian William H.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pythians
Mountain City Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Tecma
Edgar L. Miller
Alfred Ritter
Harry Waters
William M. Anderson
Reno
Harp
H.E. W Storm
Murray Smith
New
John Hershberger
Wm. Rice
John
Beckley Graduates From High School In New York City
Mr F Beckley son of Capt Q J Beckley of this city earned a New York High School diploma on June 27 with high recommendation and will join A Jackson Co groceries at Twenty seventh Street and Sixth Avenue. He studied in New York three years and was a former pupil of St Johns College. Two scholarship applications to Baltimore Art and Design School are before the County Board for next meeting. The ad lite respite notes health advice on figs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore City
Maryland
A. F. George
Niagara Falls
American Fisheries Society
Ar. George
Aew York
F. Beckley
J. Beckley
New York City
A. Jackson & Co
Twenty-seventh Street
Sixth Avenue
Beckley
New York
St. John's College
Board of County School Commissioners
Baltimore School of Art and Design
Dr. Brown
Corns
Brown
Baltimore
Wagon Accident Hurts Mosers in City Pipe Crew
While transporting after a day of pipe laying near Judge Motter’s residence, a wagon wheel broke causing George Engelbrecht and Lewis Dixon to be thrown. Engelbrecht suffered a broken collarbone and injuries to his body, Dixon endured serious bruises, as others in the crew escaped with lesser hurts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Engelbrecht
Lewis Dixon
John O. Motter
Engelbrecht
Hixon
Frank Ridgely
John Gittinger
George Lerch
Charles Mauor
Harry Danner
Nicholas Blumenauer
Jus
Kyler
Frederick
Judge Motter
Saveral
Dixon
Prisoner released after habeas corpus hearing in assault case
Jamoa Day jailed by Magistrate Christopher Baker at Lewistown for allegedly beating his wife but released after his wife stated facts were exaggerated and did not want prosecution. In a separate matter William Thornton was fined $1.50 for disorderly conduct after arrest by Officer James Howard and appearance before Magistrate White.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamoa
Mouuntaindale
Christopher Baker
Lewistown
Day
Frederick
Matter
William Thornton
James Howard
White
Death notices and local obituaries in county paper
Mrs. Margaret Bowers wife of D Washington Bowers died at home near Chestnut Grove school house between Mt Pleasant and Liberty aged 51 years. Survived by husband and four children Edward and William of Nebraska Daniel and Louise of the county. Funeral at 9 a m from residence with interment at Liberty. Calvin A Burkier prominent farmer near Walkeraville died this morning aged 65. Survived by wife and six children. Funeral Friday at 10 a m Utica Union Sabbath School picnic set for August 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Howars
Margaret Bowers
D. Washington Bowers
Chestnut Grove
Mt. Pleasant
Liberty
Edward
William Bowers
Nebraska
Daniel
Louise Bowers
Calyly Harrier
Calvin A. Burkier
Walkeraville
Talk to Ladies by Mrs. Brock at W C T U Hall
Mrs A P Brock of Washington D C speaks on Thursday evening June 2 at 8 oclock under Viavi Company auspices. No admission charge. Attendance encouraged by Frederick ladies. Note: Great Bear Down Excursion affects 6 40 car service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viavi Company
A. P. Brock
Washington, D. C
W.C.T. U
Record and
Court Streets
Jing shirt maker reports two new numbers in linens
Linen line expands with two new entries from the Jing shirt maker. The note urges replenishment of stock and highlights special Napkin bargains and tableware stylus as added incentives for retailers to buy now.
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the Daily News
Germany
Spain
Netherlands
Two Sicilies
Sardinia
Spanish Indies
Charles V
Wil
Peter Paul Rubens
Fort Moultrie
Charleston Harbor
Giuseppe Mazzini
Wallan
Genoa
James Madison
Montpelier
Victoria
Ham IV
England
William Greenville Temple
Washington
Wana
Waslivertor
Tex News
W. L. Moors
The
Weather Bureau
Maulsby, Jr
J. W. Grinder
W.N. Podd
News OF the Churches
Hood
First Hose Company
St. Joseph's Academy
St. Joseph’s Academy
Emmitsburg
Cardinal Gibbons
Bertha DeLone
Clara D. Kenny
Mary F. Magee
Lancater
Lorraine S. Magee
Lancaster
Blanche
McIntyre
Richmond
Fishing Creek
Chilton
Jonathan F. Covell
Internal Revenue Regulations
Wright
Internal Revenue Department
Heintz
News OF the State
Mt. St. Mary‘s
Edward P. Allen
Mobile
Richard J. Farrell
Wm. A. Kerriigan
Ala
Philip S. English
Aloysius S. Malone
Boston
Mass
Geo. Kim Bigley
TRE Local Mart
Srow Haynes
Harvey P. Crow
Alice I. Haynes
Morganton
North Carolina
Grow
C. W. Grow
Maryland School For the Deal
Gallandet College
Kentucky School
Mrs. H. A. Webb
Mrs. Webb
City
Yhry
Middletown Valley
California Fig Syrup Co
Meare
George Migelbrecht
Low
Utica
Wm. D. Dell
Groff House
Wn. GC. Boteler
N. Market Street
Residence City Hotel
Deer Park
Baltimore & Ohio
Raylroad
Annapolis Naval Academy Band
D. GC. Jones
Garrett County
Mid
L. H. Mou
Telephone
John Hendrickson
Waista
Jing Shirt
Perioct
India
GEO
Rodook
John Hoenpsivxson
Yinton
B. Main
North Market Street
Neidig & Miller
Jreater
Newie & Muze
N. Market St
Baltimore & Ohio R. R
Ohio River
Pythian
Alao
Seth Burgess
Braddock ‘Heights
F. & M. Railway
Reny
Jeava Square
Saxom
Gag Do Im
F. B. Sappington
Cuits
Dansdawiy
Sappington
A. T. Rice & Sons
Frederick, MD
F. V. Staub
F. V. Stave
Northwest Corner Market
Fourth Str
Railing
the Railing Grocery CO
C. E. Ramsburg
Lederer
Glawson
Co. E. Ranssure
Market St. Frederick
J. Heisely Keller
Potomac River
Willard QO. Keller
University of Maryland
Felolediy
Layred
Peters Garrasved
Ofice
Court Street
Frederick, Ma
Decsidawly
Lial
V. & Beve
Eppertee Caniel
Ecla
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