Personal notices from Frederick society circle
A stream of social updates lists residents and visitors in Frederick. Names include Mrs Walter F Zeigler of East Church Street visiting in Baltimore and Europe, Dr Hayes Brown and daughter from Philadelphia staying with relatives, Mr and Mrs Vernon Cook of Baltimore calling on the steamer St Paul, and Miss Helen McSherry visiting in New York before returning. Several family moves and health-related absences are noted as locals travel to Middletown Valley, York, and Thurmont while others attend weddings or weddings’ preparations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert
Murphy
Gatthersburg
Middletown Valley
Charles Abb
Hubbard
Fourth’ Street
New York
Yeaterday
Sdohn
Stride
Iain
Baltimoré
Ant
Elizabeth
Trail
Theresa Tral Ara Rucsis
Elizabeth , Roberts
Westminster
Helen Urner
Record
Elsie Mayt Bell
York
Jota Low Waterey
Thurmont
Chartés
Waters
Clinton
Norfolk, Va
Dr. Willard
Alderman Lewis Rice Reports Frontage Improvements
Brief items note Alderman TM Lewis Rice starting improvements to West Third Street property. J M Biser's corner property at West Fifth and North Bentz street repainted. George Summers in Mt. Lebanon area reports a similar home painting. Edward Hudson's North Bentz Street houses damaged by fire are being repaired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis A. Rice
West Third Street
J. M. Biser
West Fifth
Noth” Bentz
eorge _ Summers
Edward
Hudson
Bentz Street
In Law Grip A Sunday Beerfeast Case
A misread Sunday incident in Shookstown centers on Joe Melgefowlichwis and law officers Sheriff Grimes Deputy Hauver Aerts. The man reportedly kept a disorderly gathering at his home on Sunday. Interested parties watched as the brig moved, and the matter went before Justice J Trice Smith with bail set at 309 dollars pending grand jury action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe” Melgefowlichwis
Grimes
Hauver
Aerts
Shear
Shookstown
Houve
Maries Penas
Arity
Court schedules election contest hearing on Friday
In a Texas election dispute, the court retains jurisdiction to review returns and determine the rightful winner between Mary Heck and McCaffrey, amid claims of false returns. Justice Action sets the hearing for Friday at 10 o'clock to decide eligibility and seating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ney
Reno
Heck
Adred
Maryhid
Cama AL A
Texas
Frederick E Heck
Wwer
McCaffrey
Murthind
Mery Heck
Amd
Gallebe
Yaneaney Ii
Drug Fiends Number Affects Millions in U S
Prof le B Kebler warns 3 000 000 drug fiends in the United States amid rising opium use and cocaine growth. He notes hundreds广告 mass advertisements target patients while many doctors with varying reputations also advertise. He cites increased opium poisoning cases, substantial imports, and cheap duty that fuels demand and ignorance about drug dangers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
le B. Kebler
Division of Chemistry
United States Department ‘of Ag
Neaceg eodNa
State Teachers Meet Sees Major Education Reform Proposal
State education leaders from counties across the state convene as Stephen K discusses a new constitution for the State Superintendent. The plan reorganizes into three departments primary rural and secondary education and proposes to remove the sixth grade from primary. The executive committee reports on progress and names officers for the new structure.
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Alina
Watherline
Evers
Baltiore
Ale
Condi
Anant
Buen
Exbrcken
Cook
Browing
Welipind
Col
George Upgeriof
Hill
Swale
Dit
Sts
Sts . Saperintbidelt
Batqolig
Sduyttoi
Tsi
Svnce
Buckingham and Bell Married in York First Methodist Church
Buckingham and Mira Bell wed in York at 6 p.m. with Rev Dr Bell officiating. The ceremony drew social attention. bridesmaids wore white, and a reception followed at the parsonage. The couple will honeymoon in New England and reside in York. Also married were Nellie Agnes McCaffrey and George Edward Duering in Catonsville with a quiet ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckingham
MecHewis BW
Mira Jalé “May Bell
Mra
J. Elia. Bell
York
First Methodist Episcopet Church
Bell
Marion Bell
Misa Lolo Bell
John
Baltimore
T Jarriege
Bra
Mell
New England
Duering
W'Caffrey
Mies
Agnes McCaffrey
A. B. McCaffrey
Carv Iile
Michael’ ‘Az McCaffrey
City Register of
Frederick
George Edward Dieering
Mosand
Edward Yy
Hickory Avenue
Hampden
Moring
Obituaries and rail work mark local scene
The notice reports the death of Mrs. Blank near High Roob at age 42, survivers include husband and eight children with funeral set for 10 AM at home followed by interment at Doub a cemetery. Also noted is Mies Rose Gertrude Mayer of Warrington aged 22 years 10 months and six days whose remains were sent to Washington for funeral services. A track laying operation on Frederick Rail East Street begins this morning to connect F M tracks with W F G tracks along the eastern edge of the city.
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Ms Blank
Rita May -Blank
Are Blank
High Roob
Mies Rose-Gertrude Mayer
Ae Titor
Johan Mayer
Warrington
Braddock
Washington
Jarty
Forehol Hattie
Water Works Tour Confirms Strong Supply with Minor Leak
Frederick officials and water works leaders inspected the city system from reservoirs to Fishing Creek. Tests show a 140000 gallon daily loss in the new reservoir due to a basin defect, with ongoing checks planned to ensure reliable supply in dry months. The trip included a hike to Fishing Creek headwaters to assess flow and potential scarcity safeguards.
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de Schall
Board of Aldermen
Freiletick
Etank Be ‘Tyeryar
Ciy
Tyeryar
Frederick
Tuscarora
Wix
Rederick
Aizé
Atrid
Banking notice details term rates and deposits
A November notice from an unspecified bank announces an annual interest rate of four percent on all special interest bearing deposits and states that terms remain unchanged except for the rate. The document lists numerous names and references to officers, contracts, and related banking language, with several OCR garbled sections.
Preparing for a Rainy Day S Shoes and Furniture Sale
Fragmented tax and sale notice describes discounts on shoes at Frederick Maryland retailers and furniture stock liquidation. References to WV Openvearee and Braddock evoke local sales events with July 1 deadline and sentimental ties to Braddock memories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Hann
Tax Exempt Churches Draw NYC Tax Breaks
Harper's Weekly reports on tax exemption for churches in New York City. Edward Avery cites that Manhattan churches collect over 4 million dollars yearly through exemptions, with sums allocated to Trinity Church St Patrick's Cathedral St Pauls Cathedral and Fifth Avenue churches. The piece notes ongoing debates on whether exemptions serve city needs or idle church properties.
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Edward
Avery
Wise
Harper’s Weekly
Manhattan
Get
New York City
Trinity. Church
Broadways
St. Patrick’s
Athiedral
St. Paul
Perdons
Wedding Ball Returns May Marriages by Minsters in the County
May church weddings were performed by ministers across the county. Clergymen listed include Rev. J. Valentine, Rev. E. L. Mclean, Rev. E. H. Fal Pene, Rev. J. W. Kirsoole, Rev. Wm. A. Hercis, Rev. Milton H. Courtney, Rev. Dr. Chatka Relnewald, Elder Chatka F. Aushermaan, Rev. Paul H. mareenee Doubs, Rev. Simon S. Re Alonso D. Winters, Rev. A. Mecebe, Rev. Richard G. Koonts, Rev. J. F. Wooden, Rev. Arig G Null, among others, each marriage recorded in the county licenses.
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Cerns
Marriogee
Mioieters
Foltown
J. Valentine
E. L. Mclean
E. H. Falpene
J. W. Kirsoole
Wm. A. Hercis
Milton H. Courtney
Arig G Null
Jet
Rhys
Comet Egg Attracts Attention in Odd Report
Local item describes Herman Smith of 527 North Bentz Avenue reporting a peculiar egg laid by a Comet Hen. The egg reportedly resembles a peanut in likeness and is said to be of the trenk variety, an unusual detail noted by observers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Smith
North Bentz Atrect
Cochin
Ben
Charlestown Fourth of July Battle Rumor Sparks Dueling Claim
Notice hints at a planned clash labeled as a sham fight between Indiana and Boldlem in Charlestown on July 4. The text promises soldiers will participate and invites attendance for entertainment rather than actual conflict.
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Thare
Indiana
Boldlem
Charkatown
Charlestown
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