Purely Personal Notices From Frederick Citizens
Pleasant paragraphs recall Masters Francis and Ernest Roelkey vacationing in Emmitsburg and attending commencements at Art St Marys and St Joseph Academy. Several residents return from travels and fairs, with details on visits, trips, and family connections across Frederick, Emmitsburg, Gettysburg, Philadelphia, and Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis
Ernest Roelkey
Emmittsburg
Art
St. Mary’s
St. Joseph Academy
Geo. Zeigler
Henry Ziegler
East Church Street
California
Chicago
Geo. Burck
J. H. Haver
Island Park
B. D. Grove
Charles Miller
Gettysburg
Ellish Woward Lilllian May wedding in Trinity Church
Ellis Woward and Miss Lillian May wed yesterday at Trinity M E Church on East Second street. The ceremony featured a large crowd, two-aisle procession, and a Hower girl escort. The reception followed at the bride's mother’s home with many notable guests and a planned wedding tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity M. E. Church
East Second Street
Lillian May
J. E Howard
J Frank Eilis
Boston
Mass
United States Fish Commission
Washington, D.C
Bion Firestone
Daisy Darrow
Hower
Lia Smth
Annie Howard
See
Miss Rhees
Noble Harwood
Eleanor Howard
Charles
Howard
E. Harry Shuster
Washington
Willem H. Rhees
John W. Grove
Co. G. Waters
J. C. Hawk
Pridal
Lohengrin
Nowera
William J. Rhees
Florence Rheges
E. P. Upham
Freddy Upham
Gustavus Jones
Nannie Dutrow
Washington, DC
Wood P. Johnson
Norfolk, Va
J.&. P. Grove
May Creeger
Hancock
Tena Stoerzer
D.C
Bilis
Pacific Coast
War of Death and Local Clubs in Frederick
THS announces the death of Carlia K. McCormick on Sunday June 25 at St Pauls rectory Suols Va. Charles Benneth son of Rev John N AlcCormick is mentioned. A Gan Club plans to form in Frederick with about 30 members and will be instituted shortly. A Cruel Breach of Law notes gun owners in county firing doves, seen as a violation of state and humane laws and calls for punishment.
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St. Peter
Rome
Margaret Beaufort
Richmond and
Goperet
Henry VII
David Willams
Cuntfordine
Waliass
Wessed
London
Elizabeth Barrett Browning
Hole-in-the-Dan
Chippera
North America
Francis Henry Tempe
Ternitl Ginneras Washingtes Lott
San Francisco
Iss Aginland
Dewert
John Vi. Foster
Indiana
Blaine
Carlia K. McOrmick
St. Paal’s
Su@ols
Charles Benneth
John N. AlcCormick
Gan Club
Gan and Tool
Frederick
Gaunclud
iGc
Rodoce & Neidig
Elected President of Almeda County Endeavor Union
Samuel Edward Grove born September 29 1856 at Smithsboro later moved with family to Welfsville Maryland area. He rose from village teacher to bank cashier to grocer and California resident, now elected president of the Alamede County Christian Endeavor Union noted for faithfulness humility and energy leading a 4000 member organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Edward Grove
Washington County
Almeda County
Cal) Endeavor Union
Smithsboro
Welfsville
Frederick County
James A. Grove
Harriet Hays
Uke Kimgeli
Maryland
Catoctin Mountains
George Pearson
Smithsburg
Grove
Greenburg
Wolsville
Smithsburg Grammar
Spencer
Iowa
Clay County Bank
Bertins L. Lewis
Mankato
Minnesota
Cedar Rapids
Ova
Businness
Oakland
California
Dewey Publishing Co
San Francisco
Champion, Hitler & Co
Pacific Endeavor
Gris
Conpi
Alamede County Christis
Real Estate Transfers Involving Adams Eyler Browning Routzahn
Annie M. Adams transfers several parcels to Mary Linn for 1920 dollars. Joseph Eyler and wife deed 2 acres to Samuel and Emory Eyler. Jeremish T. Browning sells 143 acres to Amanda Browning for 1500 dollars. Herman Routzahn and wife convey 2 acres to Emory L. Coblentz, pound sterling 1000. Emory L. Coblentz then conveys 1 acre to Edward L. Coblentz for 370 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie M. Adams
Mary Linn
Joseph Eyler
Samuel and
Emms Eyler
Jeremish T. Browning
Amanda M. Browning
Herman L. Routzahn
Emory L. Coblentz
Edward L. Coblentz
Notre Dame Academy Holds First Commencement at Liberty
The Notre Dame Academy in Liberty held its first commencement Tuesday evening in the church hall to a full house of friends and patrons. The program featured a choral and orchestral lineup with students under Sisters of Notre Dame, praised by Father Elbert for the moral and educational excellence demonstrated. Also noted are local athletics and the York extension of the Western Maryland railroad progress and a pair of marriage licenses for John Francis Elis and Clara May Howard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Notre Dame Academy
Liberty
Academy
Usbere
Messia
James M
Sidney Sappington, Jr
J. B. Wagner
Caoras
Trico
Pas Recouble
Stresbog
C. Wright
M. Gesey
M. Wrelsh
Bolo
Ave Maria
M. Aboot
Mra
E. Sappington
Cath. Durand
Glisan
Rosette
G. Davie
Rose
L. Cashour
Jennie
C. Davis
Lue William
Trundle
Millard
R. F.sappegton
A. P. Wrman
Charles Bart
St. Ann's Church
Caster Elbert
Pins Memorial Church
Baltimore City
Father Monteverde
Elbert
Sisters of Notre Dame
York
W.M
York Avenue
Porter's
Hanover
Thomasville
Bowmansdale
Abbottstown
John Francis Elis
Boston
Massachusetts
Clara May Howard
World Fair Buildings Described by Matthias at Length
J A P Matthias details the World’s Fair Agriculture Building and annexs vast scope costing 616.06 including a 144 foot square central dome. He notes foreign and domestic exhibits, cereals and farm products across ten acres, and machinery on six acres with records of model stations and agricultural colleges. Also covered are the Anthropological Building with Sargent portraits and native American displays, plus pavilion architecture and exhibits across the grounds.
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J. A. P. Matthias
Palace of Agriculture
Mammoth Plains
Great Britaan
Germany
France
Mexico
Austria
Denmark
Sweden
Japan
Paraguay
Canada
Luion
Ecfi
Tse
Association of American Agricultural Colleges and Experiment Stations
Taz News
Catoctin Clarion
Hays Creamer
American Company
Waynesboro
Exhibits At The Fair Explore Eskimo Village And Cliff Dwellers
The fair grounds feature canoeing fishing and hunting tackle exhibits and a Esquimaux village with a 15 cent extra admission. A cliff and cave dwellers display built to resemble rock uses timber stone and moss coverings. The Bureau of Charities and Corrections occupies 15,000 square feet in the southwest corner showing criminal justice exhibits. Midway Plaisance spans 80 acres with concessionary exhibits and foreign government ownerships, charged admission, separate from the fair proper. J. ALP. MaAraras.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esquimaux Village
Bureau of Charities and Corrections
Bureau
Midway Plaisance
Fair Grounds
Washington Park
J. Alp. MaAraras
Fragments Reflect Rural Life and Local Notices
A compact roundup shows rural work, local events, and small notices. Items include harvests and crops, visits to Gettysburg, a Post Office salary note, pigeons returning home, a trotting matinee, and promotions of fashion with lace values. It also mentions civic visits, a sugar tonic claim, and household tips.
Local page ad list features many firms and sales notices
The Weekly News lists numerous ads including Cuticura Remedies Virginia Dental and Druggists Goods, Mills and Lumber Yard, public and trustees sales, a Fourth of July note, and a Junior Steam Fire Engine Company test of Eastman Perfection Nozzling. The test used 60 pounds steam and 120 pounds water pressure, 150 feet of hose, showing the apparatus aids firemen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Weekly
Tau Weekly
Cuticura Remedies
AM Draggeta
Virginia Mil Institute
Ehegeralds
Furnil
G. C. Carty
Dry
Doll Brothers
Houseworth
Miles
AH Druggters
W. L. Miller
Guilder & Smith
Band of Hope
Harriet L. Quilor
D. A
D. BH. Smith
H. Ent
Wash Goodson Hendrickson
Balet
No. 2
Thlactty
Eastman
Cholera Outlook Mixed Says Surgeon General Wyman
Surgeon General Wyman of the Marine Hospital Service says the United States may escape cholera this summer with a fair chance. If it arrives it should not become an epidemic, noting two germs survived winter. The outlook is better than expected. Orphans' Court releases A J Flashmutt and C Reich as executors of Philip Heici deceased's estate by the legatees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyman
Marine Hospital Service
United States
A.J. Flashmutt
C. Reich
Philip Heici
Fourth of July Celebration At Fair Grounds
Rhodes' band and orchestra will provide music for a Fourth of July picnic at the Fair Grounds. Admission 16 cents, children under 12 free. Features include two bands, base ball, bicycle race, wheelbarrow and bag races, grand balloon ascension at Pasir Grounds, dancing morning, afternoon and evening, hourly special attractions and a general welcome to all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fair Grounds
Rhodes
Pasir Grounds
Notices and sales and travel deals from Frederick and city notices
Notice to gas customers The Isabela Gas Works office has moved and new agent C Edward Clingan appointed to handle complaints and bills. A oculist will be at City Hotel on Thursday and Friday. Sale of clock and watch tools spectacles frames at Bowers Lumber Co. Hay and feed in stock. Fourth of July reduced rail fares via B and O. Used ladies bicycle for sale at Tak News office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
The
American Light and Heat Co. Limited
Isabela Gass Works
Weat Church Street
West Partick Street
City Hotel
C. Edward Ciingan
G. F. Clingan
Geo. Bf. Scheel
Tor AmEnitax Light Axp Heat Company
LiwrrEep
D.b . Aardests
Bowers Lumber Co
E. Patrick
Baltimore and Onto Railroad Company
Ohio River
Tak
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the Daily News
Taubscat
Barnet Bartz
Seri
Sua Ec
Diepetch
Washimeton, D.C
Fev
M. W. Havermeton
the Weather Bureau
Bergaius
Lady Wanted
Fowe's
Redock & Neitiz
Beil, A
Pest
Hendrickeon
Or. J
Radelife
Fou
Pair Greards
Rachel Mikesell
Mechanicstown
Bmrrs
Jennie Hoffmaster
Franklin Street
Hagerstown
Ethel Fish
Roswell Fish, Jr
Murray Fout
Chas. Hagan
HE. Zimmerman
Lutheran Church
Tannersville
Myereville
L. W. Gale
Baltimore
Ezra W
W.G. Brandenburg
E. D. Gross
N. B
F. White
Arthur Uarty
Gettysburg College
May Bradshaw
E. &. Miller
Philadelphia
Sisses Louise
Nannie
Carle McSherry
Emmitsburg
St. Joseph's Academy
Charles Sifford
B. A. Richmond
Cumberland
Fourth Judicial Circuit
Upton Frinchmond
Board of Charities and Correction
Grand Jury
Court House
Montevue Hospital
Steiner Brothers
Wertheimer Brothers
F. T. Lskia
Wis. A. R. der
Isik Derr & Neighbors
Groshon
Rodock & Neldig
B. Rosenour & Sons
C. L. Ifendai
ELLIS _WOWARD
IPA
Samuel E. Grove
Jase Ball
Athletics
Browns
Blumerauer
Athletica
Haller
Danner
Glal
Molesworth
Sscerly
Strashberger
Blumenauer
Birely
Kolo
Inslngs
Toiale- Ger
Brust
Blumeneuer
Willams
Bienhauer
Walter Cook
Ries
Tomorow
Arrangemen’s Ste
Hopelord
Onur Boys
Glamond
Wood Brothers
Esterly and
Baumgardner
Oxr
Avion
Pavillons Thereselves Aee
Ikey
Z Bnological
Anthropological Man
Forestry
Liberel Asi
Bureau of Charities and Correction
Bureau of Sanitation and Hygiere Physical Anthropology
Frere
Prof
Sargent
Harvard University
Scatler
Ruseet
Edward Collins
Reid
Asbury Park
N. J
Morton
Post Office Department
John Schill
Adam GC. Seipple
Chambersburg
Shepherdstown
Joe D
Bay Atathion
B&o. E.R
Blackburn and
Gibson
Congressman Allen
E McComas
L. V. Baughman
James McSherry
Henry Williams
Cr. Baughman
Battle Field
Hulatia
Wen
Sohn Hendrickson
Walh Goods
Trey
Jons Hiaxpurceeps
James BE
Wab Walker
J E Walker & CO
HIT Weather Goods
James B. Walebe & CO
Frovock & Neidig
AT. E At.ricks & Sons
T. Rice & Bons
North Mahert
Predserick, MP
STAUB
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Fcnehal
North Market Street
Eller
DeLasixmutt
Cffles
Bnd
Patrick Street
B. H. Blackston
Pree Wooens
the &Pring
B. H. Buscssroy
David DH. . Best
Kksotrep Fauses
Dawase Towzs
North Marketstreet
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