Personal Notices and Sick List Remain Active in City
Miss Margis Stewart of Baltimore visits relatives in the city. Families relocate to new cottages at Brad dock and Braddock while others tour Baltimore and Atlantic City. Notables include Dr J O Hendrix and Misses Front from Springfield Ohio visiting local residents. The sick list mentions Nellie Obenderfer and Pauline Feaga among others. Local markets Tyeon and Nicodemus quote buying prices for corn, wheat, oats, and hay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margis Stewart
Baltimore
Religious services and announcements for area churches
Announcements list Sunday services and Sunday school times for numerous churches including Schleynville Mission All Saints Episcopal German Baptist Brathren St. Lobo Catholic Presbyterian Grace Trinitz Reformed Methodist Episcopal First Baptist Trinity M E H Taited Brethren and more. In several cases vesper services and Holy Communion are scheduled and note a pastor's illness or absence. All are welcome with schedules varying by church and date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schleynville
All Saints’ Episcopal Church
St. Lobo's Catholic
Thomas Freaman Dizov
Braddock
Acaddreux
Henry Abbots
Evangelical Reformed Church
EK. & Eschbach
Edward A. G Hermen
Trinitz Reformed
Baltimore Pike
Mr. Pleasant
Pleasant
Graca Reformed Church
Rav. E.L. McLean
First Baptist Church
Wo. Hammond Parker
Trinity M. EH
Sonth
John Paul Tyler
Arcip
M. Epworth
P.m
Taited Brethren
J. W. Kirscife
Christian Endeavor
Mishap at Launching Hurts Workers in New Hampshire Event
Special Dispatch to Fire News reports a mishap during a launching in New Hampshire. Five workmen were injured while clearing props. Hazel McLane, daughter of Governor McLane, was among those present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Workesen
Caxpus
N.J
New Hempshire
Hazel McLane
McLane
New Hampshire
Congress Adjourns After Special Disession Report
Congress has adjourned after a special session report. Key figures include Wasabres Jane and Sorgress, with details pending on legislative outcomes and next steps for TRE News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TRE News
Wasabres Jane
Sorgress
July Weather Outlook by Revica Hicks Forecasts Warm Spells and Storms
Rev.ica R. Hicks predicts a volatile July with a central storm burst around July 7 and multiple wave-like heat periods. The forecast warns of extreme high temperatures, heavy and tornadic storms, seismic disturbances, cloud bursts, and water spouts, chiefly from mid month through month end across central to northwestern regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ica R. Hicks
Jaly
Central
Death claims Miss Bowm Galligher after long illness
Miss Bowman Galligher aged 60 died at home of Miss Sarah Glaze West Third Street after five months of heart illness. Born in the city September 23 1815 she lived in Baltimore twenty years then returned to this city. Survived by sister Miss Anna Gertrade Galligher. Funeral Monday at St John s Catholic Church with requiem mass. interment in St John s Cemetery. Mrs Lucinda Walter dies at 1015 with general debility aged 80 years 22 days. Survived by two sons James Garey and Charles Walter of Doubs. Funeral arrangements to be announced. service at Lethersn Church Doubs tomorrow at 10 AM.
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Galligher
Ids
Bowman Galligher
Sarah Glaze
West Third Street
Gslock
Miss Galligher
James A
Eifz. Bowman Galligher
Baltimore
Anna Ger— Trade Galligher
St. John’s Catholic Church
St. John’s Catholic Cemetery
Lucinda Walter
Doubs
Erchison
Jearson
Engagement Announcement and Local Incidents
The article reports the engagement of Amy Mary Digges i Kee to Bir Outerbridge Horser, noting family connections to the Carroll and Lee clans of Maryland. It also covers a quiet wedding in Washington, D C, with Dr Joseph D Thomas and Edith D Viz, and notes they will reside in Adamstown after July 2. A seven year old boy, Walter Thrasher, fractured his jaw after falling from a cherry tree and underwent surgery at Frederick City Hospital. Fredonia Council officers were elected for the new term, and a stray mule named Maud roamed Frederick streets, finally being penned at Myers livery stable.
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Amy Mary Digges i Kee
Charles Carrail Lee
Esat
New Fork
Outerbridge Horser
Brrkitesville
Miss Les
Ista
Charles Carroll Lee
Charles Carroll
Carrollton
Lee
Maryland
Horeey
Les
Carroll
Emile Warrick Montgomery
Edward White
Justice White
The
Suprams Court of the United States
Soseph D. Thomas
Adamstown
Edith D. Viz
New Market
Washington, D. C
Joseph McGuire
Thomas
Walter Thrasher
Wim. Thrasher
Frederick
Frederick City Hospital
Mand
Oficer Jones
Cornsted
Middle Alley
Myers’ Livery Stables
Maud
Remains of Charles Ritter Arrive for Burial
The remains of Charles Ritter who died at Easter in Maryland arrived yesterday afternoon. The funeral was from the B. & O depot with services at the grave by Rev. Dr. Osborne Ingle. Interment followed at Mt. Clivst cemetery. B. Schroeder funeral director. Mrs. Farah E. Wiles funeral set for tomorrow at her West Patrick address with service at Saints' P. church and interment at Mer. Olivet cemetery.
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Charles Ritter
Easter
Saints’ P. B
Mer. Olivet Cemetery
Frederick & Middletown Railroad Extension Survey Planned
A preliminary survey for extending the Frederick and Middletown Electric Railroad from Braddock Heights to Jefferson is under way to assess probable cost. The line would run 31 miles from Dean farm to Jefferson, contingent on local beneficiaries agreeing to provide sufficient financial cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick & Middletown Electric Railroad
Braddock Heights
Jefferson
Dean Farm
Aldermen Pass Street and Water Orders Amid Controversy
The Special Meeting of the Board of Aldermen discussed diverting the Norsk Bentz Sires drainage along West Third Street to Marker Street to curb health risks, with action referred to the street commission. Costs for Clarke Fince street were itemized at 20783 dollars for a 900 foot length. no action taken. Gasoline tanks on sidewalks drew safety complaints, and a new ordinance to ban tanks on sidewalks was authorized. Water pipe bids opened. Wood & Co. won approval for pipe sections. The mayor ordered execution of killed dogs caught on streets during July and August if not claimed by owners.
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Magic and Board of Aldermin
Hershberger
Tas Tealdentz
Wess Taird Strees
Norsk Bentz Sires
Howe
Wess Taird Street
West Third Strest
End Conld
Beetz Street
Norwood
Strest
Harry W. Beware
Clarke Fince
Sie Street
Schell
Daniel Shook
Frederick City Hospital
Water Committee
Noah E. Cramer
Plpa
Smith
Campo- Hon
Douglass
Ebs
B.D. Wood and Go
Philadelphi
Waz
J. Deammond & Co
New York
R.D. Wood & Co
Doga
Garden party at Mira G. Joseph Doll lawn
A delightful garden party was held on the lawn of Mira G. Joseph Doll on West Second Street Thursday evening under the auspices of Bethesda Bapt ist of the Evangelical Lutheran church. The crowd filled the lawn from seven to ten with stereoptican views by Lewis Woodward, refreshments including ice cream cakes and candies, a toy tree with torches and gifts delighted children, lanterns lit the area, and a string orchestra added charm. Proceeds totaled about 75 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mira
Joseph Doll
West Second Street
Alty
Bethesda
Evangelical Luthersn Church
Lewis Woodward
Bressat
Disorderly conduct arrests in Elmebart and South Market
Alexander Johnson was arrested by Officer Hobbs in Elmebartsiley for disorderly conduct and fined 2.50 by Justice John Wood. Arthur Dorsey faced a $100 fine before Judge John Wood for disorderly conduct on South Market, with ten days in jail if unpaid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Johnson
Hobbs
Elmebart
John Wood
Arthur Dorsey
Dieter
South Market
Jas- Hee
John Weod
Palofal Accident at Wilcsxon & Brown Lumber Yard
While oiling equipment at Wilcsxon and Brown's lumber yard this morning, Ernest Abrecht slipped and struck his right elbow on an emery wheel, causing a nasty gash. D. S. Maynard dressed the wound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palofal
Wilcsxon & Brown
Ernest Abrecht
D.S. Ss
Maynard
Freder ick City Hospital Guild Meeting Post Fourth of July
The Frederick City Hospital Guild met yesterday with routine business followed by a social hour. The room was decorated with firecrackers, cake and souvenirs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City Hospital
Wheat insurance offered for crop protection this season
Local notice promotes wheat insurance to cover crops through the lightning season and threshing period. It highlights accessible facilities for writing this class of business. Also notes dancing at Braddock Heights Serene Hall beginning Monday July 2 with sessions on Monday Tuesday Thursday and Friday evenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Banzsr
Braddock Heights
Serene Sair
Frederick bank statement shows assets and liabilities
Citizens' National Bank of Frederick presents a June 21 balance sheet listing resources including bonds securities notes and coins and other items. Liabilities show capital stock profits, deposits, certified checks, and unpaid dividends with signatures of cashier G Ziemerwan and officers Travers Thomas and James McSherry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oftee— Citizens' National Bank
Frederick
Peer Iawa
Alskrlasp
Frederics
Wat
G. Ziserrewan
Ziemerwan
Travers Thomas
N. P
James MN
Notice to Dog Owners and Local Advertisements in Charlestown
Local notice warns dog owners in Frederick to muzzle dogs during July and August with severe penalties including impoundment and potential euthanization for violations. Mayor Gro Epw. Euirn signs the enforcement order. Additional notices advertise a recovered dray horse, regional travel to Charlestown, fireworks sales and electrical equipment promotions, saloon events, train schedules, and various local shop offers. The mixed notices reflect a bustling town advertising commerce, entertainment, and public safety at once.
Frederic city shop offers fabrics and summer bargains
Embroidered wares and linens advertised at low prices with notes on belts embroideries and hosiery. Also a severe Frederick ordinance ban on fireworks ahead of the Fourth with strict enforcement and heavy fines. Local services include gliding by John W. Naispiid and phonograph repairs by Dyer & Yiser. Special Saturday treats feature peanut clusters and caramels.
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Treas
B.D. Shriver
Janklin Sarings
F. J. Schroeder
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J. A. Aogoas
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City Hotel Grill
Wm. Brooksy
Smith Ernest Helfenstein
Leasant
G. Warfeg Tyson
Harry Krise
Zeno Brightwell
West Patrick Street
Rebecca Thomas
Joseph Green
Teresa Corell
Rocky Springs
Anderson
Bfifeses Anderson
Lonsconing
Stonehurst Onttage
Misses Front
Springfield
Ohio
Jeannette Steck
East Church Street
J. O. Hendrix
Parkton
Aid
M. EB. McCleery
Bertha Stewart
Miss Earhart
Cbalfonte
Burklees- Fie
John H. Frazier
South Market Street
Eldridge Biggs
Weert Patrick Stress
Hagerstown
Prederick
W. Va
Baen
Rebecca Cleggett
East Patrick Street
Mire
W. O. Kriss
East South Street
Waynestore
Rey
Isiah Babresy
Mize Neil Fahrney
Nellie Obenderfer
Nellie Rigdon
Pauline Feaga
Hack Fourth Street
Mollie Koogls
Thomas Fox
L. 4. Barck
Wim. H. Rameburg
North Market Street
Madaline Dyer
East Fourth Street
Tyeon & Nicodemes
Sunday Schools and Societies
Congress
Bicks
Western
Fredonia Counci
C. Bayes Landis
Edward M. Dyer
Wm C. Bennett
0. A. Landis
A. E. Heidler
Wm. S. Goaneil
Marshall Fogle
Eugene Wirts
George M. Wyand
Charles F. Etntz
George T. B. Shuffler
Pat
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Oity Hospital Guild
Ostherine J. Groff
Goblenix & Waters
Jeremiah M. DeMain
Plaintif
Partica
Thurmont
James P. Foraythe
North Marker Street
Johns’ Hopkion Hospital
Citizens’ National Bank
Sankioy Bexse
Los
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Rademorton Fond
U. S
Serpius Fund
Salonal Bank
Tase
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Gro Epw
Euirn
Charlestown
Eariy
SeipLey & Borst’s
Edison & Columbia
Saroply & Boost
William Brochey
West Ene
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City Borel Grill
Giam Growder
Latis
No. 53
Steiner Brothers
Rosenoar’s
B. Rossmore & F
Market
Patrick Streets
Steiner Bros. Druggists
Patrick Etresta
B. Rosgsoce & Bons
McHenry
Besant & Exort
City Hotel
John Mendrickson
Telephess Ua
Price
Madras
L.40
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P. S
Call of Our Shop
Neidig & Miller
Nee & Miller
Eneyp -Allare
BEN DE Friis
Bedig & Miller
Norlee
Frederiak Acd
Perto
Hells of Frederick
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Evw
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Mayer
McCarasil's
John W. Nsipsid
L. Osenderfer & Fox
McCardell‘’s
Edison
Dyer
EB. Il. Schmid
Citizens’ Nat. Bank
LE Mullin
L. E. Mullinix
Seorge
Rodock
Baruala Bullesif
George
Thos. P. Rice
Thomas P. Riox
Rron
Professiona Cards
North Charles Street
Frederick, Me
Suiiviz
B. E. Smith
Church Street
Frederick, Md
Marlidasis
B. Petermas
West Franklin Streat
Mmaradary BF Aid
Morth Marber Stree
Bagre-S.ivs
Erion
Indian Sfring
Unfornlsbed
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Cottace
Fir Termsrailat
Jas. i. Hamilton
Sisth St
Ts B'chin
Pascsezeto
Daly
Soares
Patrick Screez
Cramer & Stanier
Horrent & Brick House
South Street
Nestora
West Chia T
Youne, Inc
Fema
Deweyral
Helfensieir
Clarke Pisce
Aizo
Barnes Etter
Eans
Poly Lerch Bros
Hanover Street
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F. B. Sappingtof
Steve ._ marke
Niagara and Erie
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