Brief Items of Local Interest on East Patrick Street and Nearby
An addition to Mr. 8B Bonnabels property on East Patrick Street is noted. A new porch is being erected at the Misses Ritchees residence on West Church Street. Charles F. Rothenhoefer of the Excelsior Dairy has placed a handsome new delivery wagon on the streets. Neidig and Miller decorate their south window for Independence Day and Ref Men's Celebration. Repaint work is underway on the residences of Lawrence Falk and Philip J. Nussbaum on North Market Street under Sourin J. Welty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonnabel
East Patrick Street
Ritchie
West Church Street
Charles F. Rothenhoefer
Excelsior Dairy
Messrs
Lawrence Falk
Philip J. Nussbaum
North Market Street
Sourin J. Welty
Roeder Braithwaite wed at Winchester Presbyterian
Joseph Alvert Roeder of Brunswick and Mary Elizabeth Braithwaite of Winchester wed Tuesday at Winchester Presbyterian Church. Roeder, a B&O Railroad fireman, and Braithwaite will reside in Brunswick. Also reported, Chippewa Tribe I O R M elected officers for the coming term and prepared for a large July celebration with nine new members admitted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Alvert Roeder
Brunswick
Mary Elizabeth
Braithwaite
Beverley Braithwaite
Winchester
Presbyterian
Millard E. Barthelow
Sachem
Allen R. Lampe
Sagamore
Glenn H. Worthington
E. L. McLean
Milton T. Engle
Will Finish On Time for South Street Sewer Work
With five days left the Dond or Tomb and Bates contractors expect to complete the South Market street sewer on schedule. Rock obstructs much of the South street trench while main sewer work nears completion. Labor troubles slowed progress but backfilling along Market street approaches finish. contractors credit the city with a good job and seek timely completion before a Baltimore project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tomb
Bates
South Market Street
South Street
All Saints Street
Market Street
Bond
Baltimore
Social world reception honors newlyweds Ammon Cramer
Mr and Mrs L M Stone of Hast Church Street hosted a reception last night for Ammon Cramer and his wife who were recently married. Friends called to wish the couple well as the event concluded. Frank McKissick of Briers Valley was in a serious condition after heat illness and has been moved to Montevue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. M. Stone
Church Street
Ammon ¥. Cramer
Frank McKissick
Briers Valley
Montevue
Boy Scouts Practice for Monday Parade
The Boy scouts meet tonight to rehearse for their role in the parade. They expect a large turnout on Monday for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scouts
Frizzell Appointed Justice of the Peace in Emmitsburg
The commission of FE L Frizzell of Emmitsburg as a justice of the peace for the district has been received at the Clerk's office He succeeds the late Henry Stokes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FE. L. Frizzell
Emmitsburg
Henry Stokes
South Street Line In Use As Frederick Builds Loop
Frederick progress on the South street line advances with switches at Telegraph street and a connected trolley wire. Cars ran on the new loop during teachers outing but delays occurred when a car jumped the track. Officials expect limited operation before August with extension to Patrick street and All Saints street by mid July and a sewer project delaying the All Saints to South street block until completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Street
Frederick
Telegraph Street
Patrick Street
All Saints’ Street
Market Street
Frederick Council No. 118 Jr. O U A M Officers Elected
At the meeting of Frederick Council No. 118 Jr O U A M last night the officers for the ensuing year were elected. Councilor Edward C. Lease. vice councilor Randolph N Martz. assistant secretary George D. Neidorff. conductor Guy Whisner. warden Francis S. Gaither. inside sentinel Robert A. Bennett. outside sentinel Eugene H Albaugh. chaplain Jacob J. Engelbrecht.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
No. 118
Jr. O. US A. M
Edward C. Lease
Randolph N Martz
George D. Neixdorff
Guy Whisner
Francis 8. Gaither
Inside Sentinel
Robert A. Bennett
Outside Sentinel
Eugene H Albaugh
Jacob J. Engelbrecht
Red Men celebration notices and local ads in Hanover
A collage of local notices and ads: upcoming Red Men celebration July 3 4 at Hotel Bonnabel and Bar Ice Cream Parlors. offers from John D Hendrickson The Model for kimono waists and souvenirs. Knoxville fishing grounds near Camp Mar-Vin on the Potomac. opera house matinee cancelled. Braddock Heights Casino open with a shooting gallery. Dr Loop for Sleep-Less-Ness. Broderick Aerie special meeting. Hanover Steam Bakery wagon arriving after June 28. Knights of Pythias parade July 3 reporting to lodge rooms. fresh meats delivered daily by Summers Brothers at Cor Market and All Saints Streets. Red Men costumes reserved for July 3 4. automobile livery by Frederick City Garage. Rideneurs Smoke Shop notices.
Frederick Baseball Shows July 3 and 4 Dates
Frederick hosts two baseball games over July 3 and 4 with 18am and 5.28 pm starts. Allen G Quinn & Co advertise Daisy fly killers and the public urged to buy a 15 cm device. Admission is 25 cents per game and fans are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen G. Quinn & CO
MAY ENTER NAVAL ACADEMY FOR QUYNN APPOINTMENT
Allen G Quynn of this city tops the Navy candidate list from the Sixth District after passing the mental test but awaiting the physical exam to secure a midshipman slot. Eight Maryland boys succeeded in last week’s tests though 310 sat. 141 qualified. Physicals start at once to fill 450 vacancies, with Quynn hopeful to be the fourth class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Une
Allen G. Quynn
Siath
Quynn
David J. Lewis
Trust
Freder ick City Hails New Dog Tags For Canine Residents
The city set tomorrow as the new year for dogs and began selling brass dog tags marked IT to signify the year. Eighteen tags were sold in the early hours, with muzzling nets required for dogs at large to cover their teeth as part of the ordinance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
City Register
Martinsburg Y M G A Camp Plans Grow
Martinsburg Y M G A plans to send local boys to Camp Mar-Vin on the Potomac at Weverton Junction. Secretary Horace C. Wright discussed the trip by long distance phone with A. B. Clark and Clark’s helpers left for the camp island. They will prepare the site, with the camp slated to begin next week as applications rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martinsburg Y. M
Camp Mar-Vir
Martinsburg Y. M. G
Weverton Junction
Horace C. Wright
Martinsburg Association
A. B. Clark
Camp Mar-Vin
Potomac
Old Freight House Redevelopment And Historic Relics Found
Southern portion of the old freight house will stay standing as new depot construction begins on the former site. Work starts Monday on the depot, with half the building torn down and the southern wing accommodating freight operations during the transition. Relics from pioneer days, including large wooden windlasses and single trees, were uncovered under the roof, while old ropes and wheels remain as reminders of bygone methods. The piece also notes 1839 fire company records, changes in fire crew personnel, and a rattlesnake killed nearby measuring five feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. Rattroad
Rifle Range Trials Return of Local Militia Aides
Lieutenant Elmer B Munshower and Corporal David L Johnson of Company A NM G returned from Glen Burnie where trial matches sought a State team to represent the militia at national matches in Ohio. Winners likely after encampment and rifle practices. Munshower posted his best marks yet. Deputy Sheriff John L Dutrow shot and killed a mad dog in an alley behind West South street near Madison streets. The dog showed fits and odd behavior before Dutrow dispatched it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer B. Munshower
David L. Johnson
Company A. M. N. G
Glen Burnie
Ohio
Munshower
Sher
John L. Dutrow
West South Street
South
Madison Streets
Joseph Cramer
Sherif Dutrow
McCardell's Ice Cream and Parade Meeting
Local ad notes a 10 cent chocolate nut sundae with whipped cream cherry and a glass of ice water. Patriotic Order Sons of America members are asked to meet at Camp room 126 West Patrick Street Monday July 3 at 7 pm to plan a parade. Wear white shirts and red white or blue ties if possible. G L Bread is pure wholesome and clean, made by GL Baking Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCardell’s
The
Patriotic Order Sons of America
West Patrick Street
G. L
GL Baking Company
The Marvel Tonight Prale and Prale Offerings
The Marvel Tonight features the Proken Coin and The Fall of a Knight by Rex. Oscillating fans enhance comfort, with G. L. Bread promoting quality baked in Frederick. Flavors include Chocolate Walnut Vanilla Chocolate Strawberry and French. July 4th cream orders urged at McCARDELIS.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rex
Marvel
Arrest in Utica Mills area on concealed weapon charge
Allen Ensor was arrested by Sheriff Grimes and Deputy Boller near Utica Mills yesterday on carrying concealed weapons. He appeared before Justice C. H. Eckstein, waived a hearing this morning, and posted bail of $109 for grand jury action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Ensor
Grimes
Boller
Utica Mills
C. H. Eckstein
Granted Absolute Divorce Granted to Fannie May Biggs
Fannie May Biggs is granted an absolute divorce from Francis Marion Biggs. The plaintiff, represented by attorney D Princeton Richey, resides in Frederick while the defendant lives in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannie May Biggs
D. Princeton Richey
Francis Marion Biggs
Frederick
Washington
Inventory at Union Knitting Mills Closed for Stock Take
Union Knitting Mills will close until Monday July 19 to conduct a semiannual stock inventory and necessary machinery overhaul. The shutdown aims to verify stock levels and perform essential maintenance during the break.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Knitting Mills
Jude
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West Portion
W. L. Moore
Niagara Falls
J. D
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Lowenste
Jas. Houck
J .M. EL Doll
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Hymeneas
Citizens' National Bank
John D. Hendrickson
Citizens’ National Bank
Frederick, MD
Capital
J.D. Rake
WM. G. Bank
H. P. Baker
Sumner
Neidig & Miller
WM. G. Zimmerman
Samuel G. Duvale
Geo. Wa
Surrit Toos
J. Taller
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Daniel Baker
Wat G. Barer
Connex
M.D
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G BE. Cline
D. EH. Keeauver
GL. Hanvett
J.C. Morrin
J. D. Barre
Hale Ribbons. Co
Bace Collies
Frederick Railroad Co
N. Market Street
New City Hotel
Knoxville
City Opera House
Braddock Heights
Heights
Dr. Loop
Miles
Eagles
Broderick Aerie
Fune Fe
Chas, F. Shipley
W. P. Attest
Ernest MM) Fox
Hanover Steam Bakery
Ana
Paul Henry
Hanover, Pa
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Carton Union
Sitka
Lawes
Lord & Taylor
Miss Kerth
Hell
Skeeter Skuat
Matvard Dipibar
Skeeter
Williamso
Rexall
Knights of Pythias
Uniform Bank
H. FL
Summers & Bro. Cor
Market and W. All Saints’ Sts
Prederick City Garage
W. Patrick St
Ridenour’s
M. L. Etchison
Etchison
M. L. Itchison
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Monrovia
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Mt. Airy
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Lewlntowin
Harry G. Tritapol
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Keller & Myers
Keller & Myhers
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Young & Staley
Walkersville
Landis
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Gpaser & Stauffer
Real Estate and Loans
Third Street
Naval Academy
G. Quynn
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Baited Fire Company
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