Notable Events in 1862 Highlighted in Briefs
In American History items recount 3M2-Bepry Chas a statesman and chef born in 2082. The Federal army abandoned the Richmond siege and moved toward the James River as Confederate forces attacked the rear and Savage's Station repulsed. A railway rate bill was signed by the president. United States Senator J. Warick Daniel of Virginia dies. born in 1830s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bepry Chas
Richand
James River
Savage's Station
United States
Join Warwick Daniel
Virginia
Aban
Frederick News Mail Service Ad for Fredericktonians
An advertisement urges Fredericktonians away from home to keep in touch by having The Frederick News mailed to them. It promises prompt delivery and offers address changes without interruption. Orders can be placed by mail or phone numbers 171 or 183.
Resident Suffers Sore Finger After Pin Incident
Mrs. Philip Kunkle and Mrs. Giles E Herwig of McMurray Street were treated this afternoon for a serious finger injury after a pin caused a stuck finger weeks ago. Elizabeth DeGrange of East Patrick Street reported the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip “Kunkle
Patrick
Elizabeth DeGrange
Giles
E. Herwig
McMurray’ Street
Work of Death Shookstown Woman Passes Away
Miss Savillah Shook of Shookstown died last night at Montevue Hospital of general debility aged about 75. She is survived by two brothers Edward Shook of Shookstown and William Shook of Virginia and one sister Mrs Mary Stupp of Braddock. Funeral tomorrow at 2:30 PM from Edward Shook's home in Shookstown with Rev Bo Hummelbaugh conducting and interment in Shook graveyard. F. Schroeder in charge. An infant Melvin D Airey son of Mr and Mrs Harry Airey died last night at 416 North Faye Street aged 11 months 21 days. Funeral Sunday afternoon and interment in Mt Olivet cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bavillah
Savillah Shook
Shookstown
Montevue
Edward Shook
William Shook
Virginia
Mary ‘Stupp
Braddock
Shookstow
Bo Ha” “Hummelbaugh
Shook-graveyard
iMelvin
D. Airey
Harry Airey
North Faye. Street
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
Yost Hopff Wedding in Baltimore and Local Athletics News
George Kreh Yost and Marie Irene Hopp wed at the bride’s Baltimore home with Nora Kreh as bridesmaid and J Harry Kennedy as best man. They plan a Cincinnati wedding trip and will reside at 39 North Carrollton Avenue after August 1. Also notes incoming entries for Maryland School grounds athletic contests next Thursday, with spotless track prep underway at the Safe and Sane Fourth Committee event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yost—Hopff
George
Kreh Yost
Marie Irene Hopp
M. A. Hopp
Baltimore
Nora Kreh
J. Harry Kennedy
Cincinnati
Elizabeth Kreh
All Saints’ Street
B. and Co. R. KR
Maryland
Safe and Sane Fourth Committee
Advertising Pulls Sermon on Advertising Power
A noted remark by John Wanamaker extols advertising as a patient yet inexorable force that begins softly and grows stronger over time until it becomes irresistible. The quote warns against quitting the enterprise and frames advertising as a steady pull rather than a jerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wanamaker
Woman's College Preps Frederick Campus for New Quarters
Frederick College on Court street to be taken over by the Woman's College for preparatory use while new buildings are erected. The agreement trims internal/external work, expands preparatory work, and assigns the Frederick library for Woman's College use. Enrollment up, with classes to start in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's College
Frederick College
Court Street
Woman's College Ory
Frederick
Woman’s College
A.C. McCardell
Jacob Robrback
Isaac’ M. Motter
J. Apple
Frederick “College
Tun
Pibesapree Grits ‘Trust
Ainahipe
Greaner
Ck College
Charles W. Hoffman
Migs
Mary P. Farr
Maryland State 2Onary
Frederick ‘College
Bourlon House
Camp item ships boat to Weverton YMCA camp
A boat for YMCA Camp at Weverton was shipped this morning. An earlier health note claims rheumatism often needs no internal treatment. Chamberlain's Liniment, massaged on the affected areas, is said to quickly relieve pain. Sold by all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weverton
Chamberlain
Fraternal Orders Elect Fredonia Leaders in U A M and P O S of A
Fredonia Council No 46 U A M elected officers for the coming term including Councillor George T M Shuffler and secretary Charles A Landis. Charles Landis named to Maryland state council board appeals. Camp 79 P O S of A elected Howard M Albaugh as president and Charles D Blumenauer as plaster of forms among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fredonia
U. A. Mt
A. “House
Fredonia Council
U. A.M
George T. M. Shuffler
John L. _Hanshew
Charles A. Landis
John F. Oland
A. E. Heidler
C. D. Clabaugh
J. Harry Simmons
John , Brown
Outside Protector
Wm. A. Zimmerman
Charles PF. Klatz
Board of ‘Appeals
the State Council of Maryland
Howard M. Albaugh
C. H. Eckstein
Charles D. Blumenauer
Leslie Brandenburg
Martin P. Alexander
Worthington C. Staley
W. C."staley
Frank L. Knode
George D. Nixdorff
Cupid at Last Victorious Wedding in This City
Young couple Biddinger and Jackson wed in this city after repeated failed attempts. The ceremony was performed by Hitler R. A. Nedrow at 21 East Fourth Street. They were previously involved in a Baltimore arrest and a perjury charge over age on licenses. The bride’s uncle initially opposed the union due to the girl’s youth but later consented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young ‘Biddinger
Misa Jackson
Carl C. Biddinger
Margaret i. Jackson
Hitler R.A. Nedrow
East Fourth Street
Baltimore
Young Biddinger
New Market
Ater
Sto Baltimore
Jackson
Busy stalls boost sales with new book bar gains
Local patrons flock to The Busy as Gornee Batgeina unveils a 50 cent offer while motion picture magazine notes new records for July. Kodak items and bar gains are highlighted, signaling a period of rising demand and fresh releases in film and print media.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gornee Batgeina
Tics Motion Picture Magazine
Kodaks
Freder ick Frederick and Thurmont Excursion and Meetings
Harvest excursion from Braddock Heights to Thurmont on Monday July 1 1912 with depart times and round trip fares. Frederick Railroad announces a quarterly meeting of United F B Co No 3 on July 1 1912 at 8 o clock p m with attendance requested. Also scholarship applications to Frederick College due by August 1 1912 and various local business notices including cleaning dyeing roofing and a Sunday Baltimore excursion by Frederick Railroad Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock ‘Heights
Frederick
Thurmont
Braddock Heights
Braddock
Frederick Railroad
United 5. F. B. Co
Mienday
Robert A. Bennett
Alvert S. Smith
Frederick College
Edward 8. Eichelberger
Baltimore
Square Corner
Frederick Railroad Co
Mt Pleasant Tournament Opens In Woodsgd Wednesday
The fifth annual Mt Pleasant tournament planned to start in the woodsgd area on Wednesday the 24th. If bad weather delays, the event will be moved to the following day.
Three Divisions Planned for Freder ick Safe Fourth Parade
Three divisions in a big parade for the Safe Fourth were endorsed by the Safe and Sane committee. The first division will have marshals, band, Indian Group Float, and automobiles with patriotic escorts. The second division includes High School Cadets, lower grade pupils, and Boy Scouts. The event will start at Market Street and Second Street, with the lineup forming on West Second and East Second streets and Church Street. Children may join by announcing to Miss May Hagan. The parade assembles at nine, bells ring for ten minutes, then chimes play America and The Star-Spangled Banner before the march begins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plana
Marshalls
Board of Wildermen
Om Dors
Courth Streets
Second Street
Market Street
Baet
Boy Scouts
Origigidt
Biok Anpils
Milton Engle
May Hagan
Lowenstein
Wentheimer
Woman's College
East Church
Errest
Americ
Peac her ordinance bans firearms in Crick streets
An April enactment by the Mayor and Aldermen prohibits guns pistols and explosives on streets lanes and alleys of Crick in Section 10 of Finance No 11 entitled Peace her enforcing the rule on a date before 1912 Souvenir Day noted in the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crick
Nance No
Citizens National Bank Report of Condition 1913
Frederick Maryland report shows assets and liabilities including capital stock, surplus, profits, deposits, and reserve figures. It lists bonds, securities, notes, and currency holdings with totals and mentions the cashier and notary certify the statement as accurate to best knowledge on June 14 1913. Additional notes reference threshing business notices and local names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens National Bank
Frederick
Maryland
Amd
Ateposiiw
Hanuta
Savings Hanks
Oler
Riokola
Gente
Visi
Susar NG
U. & Travaurer
Eeee
Eurplus Fund
Compandas and
Savi ‘Ke
BRAKE
Mate of
County of Frederick
de Polemily
Trac
G Zimmerman
Je D
Baker
Mendel's Make with Whitley Waists at Low Prices
Sohn D Hendrickson promotes a sale of tailored waists and middy blouses in white percals with soft cuffs at $1.00. Various styles including Marguarite waists and Renaissance lace waists priced from $1.50 to $6.00, plus Lingerie waists and Norfolk middies in red or blue all offered with sharp reductions on suits and skirts. John D. Hendrickson leads the promotion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mendel
Wittsta
Norfolk
John. D. Hendrickson
Dissolution notice and local business listings in Frederick
Fragmented notices show dissolution of the Keller Myers partnership by mutual consent on April 1 182 and indicate debts to be received by John D Keller who continues the business as Keller & Myers. Other entries advertise real estate loans insurance and milk delivery by receivers, with addresses in Frederick Maryland and scattered local ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore and Wasiton
White Cross Milk Co
Jake D. Keller
Myers
Keller Myers
A. Ee
John D. Keller
Keller
Alent Ee Myers
Aller É Myers
Real Eatate
City Hotel
Frederick
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Mercury
Saturn
Washington
Weather Bureau
Thore
Frederick and Vicinity
Hymeneas
Old Frederick College
Edward A. Cramer
Samuel A. Lewis
Jennie Cramer
Hagerstown
George R. Dennis
M C. A
Westminster
Lease
Creager
Derr
Staley
Young
Bowers
Webb
Haller
Mullican
Albaugh
Smith
Schmidt & Gilbert, Agts
John M. Hartman
East Third Street
Johnny
North Market Street
John Ed. Schell
City Opera House
Mt. Pleasant
Court Park
Citizens’ National Bank
Anak
Directora
Hwal Estate
Inby
Neg
Phos.f. “Allen
Patrick Street
Sohn D. Hendrickson
Neidig & Miller
S. Pr
Frederick Baltimore
ING & BT Alay
Derick, M
Frederick, Md
Prench Crean
M. L. Etchisone
THE
Etchison Furnitore
Nest New Citizens
National
Pandral
Harry G
Tiutapoe
Nam
Grayson Humbrcer
Three Avenue
Siath
Tuberland
Landis
Tam
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