Purely Personal Guests and Visitors List
Mrs. Frederick A. Gains and children of Laurel visit Mrs. Virginia Grove on South Market Street. Misa Elia Ebberts of Baltimore stays with her mother Mrs. Emma Ebberta in Ship City. Miss Celia Regenoar of Baltimore visits Mr. and Mrs. B. Rosanour on South Market Street. Mrs. Ghag Delaplana and son Ross of Woodaboro visit ex Sheriff Troxell and family nearby. Raymond Tomes and Reginald Hoghee of Cornell University Ithaca NY stay in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick A. Gains
Laurel
Virginia Grove
South Market Street
Misa Elia Ebberts
Baltimore
Emma Ebberta
Ship City
Celia Regenoar
B. Rosanour
Mewers
Raymond Tomes
Reginald Hoghee
Cornell University
Ithaca, N.Y
Real Estate Sale Noted in Local Briefs
In a public sale yesterday Jacob Kohrback attorney addressed a 28 acre Ramsberg tract and 15 acre parcel, bought for $1,000 on behalf of mortgagees Mary Howlins and Navule Helfenstein. Capt. Walter Saunders conducted the case at the courthouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Kohrback
Y Yeaterday
Ramsberg
Walter Saunders
Local Mart Prices From Mr G Waring Tyson Market
Local market listings show corn at 93.80 per barrel shelled 16 cents per washer and wheat quotes with No 3 red at 1.04 No 8 red at 1.01. Steamer 960 bushel rejected 850 per bushel. Gate 40 cents per el.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Waring
Tyson
Municipal Matters Plans for New Assessment
A special meeting of the Mayor and Board of Aldermen discussed front foot based assessments for a new levy. Three assessors will be appointed, wall repairs ordered, and bids reviewed for coal providing dye vein coats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yeakle
Ehoe
City Register of Ice
Yenkle’s Shoe
George's Creek
Jno
A. Boyes
J. W. Newman Co
Victor Coshwa
Jna
Boyes
Smith
G. Ernest Bantz
Tan Garden Brower Alley
Levy
Corner Market
Patrick Streets
Funerals for Ira Tyler Isadora Wright and E Margaret Engle
The day’s obsequies included the funeral of Gal Ira Tyler at 3 pm from his residence on East Patrick Street with Rev Dr Catherine Ingle officiating. Isadora Virginia Wright’s service was at her mother’s home on South Market Street with Rev Charles Steck and Rev Ju A Thirlkeld presiding. E Margaret Engle’s funeral was held yesterday at Brook Hill chapel with Rev S M Hench, interment at Mt Olivet cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gal
Ira Tyler
Patrick Street
Catherne Ingle
Mezars
Henry Williams
Arthur Potts
Frank O Norwood
L. 5. Ollngan
E. ¥. Goldsborough
Obas
H. Baughman
Mossre
Geo. Baumgardner
EB. C
South Market Street
Charles C. Steck
Ju. A. Thirlkeld
Geo. Ed. Smith
Jacob Uimbert
John W. Grove
Howard
E. P. Mantz
Geo. A. Pasely
O. Frank Rice
Mt. Olivet
P. Rice
E. Margaret Engle
A.m
Charles Stone
Yellow Spring
Brook Hill Chapel
Frederick High School Ostlete Unveils New Uniforms
The Frederick High School cadets arrived with gray suits trimmed in black and Sones style caps. The corps is led by Captain Jay W. Tome and officers include Lewis A. Woodward lat lieutenant Hammond Clary and sergeants William James William Delaplaine and M F Rice. Prof. Harry J. Ketamver will train drill while cadets gain proficiency. School board president Samuel Dutrow and Superintendent Bob Litz praised their fine costumes and manly appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick ‘High School Ostlete
Sones
Ennis
Jay W. Tome
Lewis A. Woodward
Hammond Clary
William James
William Delaplaine
M. F. Rice
Harry J. Ketanver
Maryland Agricultural College
Samuel Dutrow
Boblitz
Social World Weekly Waist Clip Evening
Miss Courtney Williams hosted the Weekly Waist Clip at the home of Mr and Mrs G Wesley on East Church street. Prizes went to Mrs C O Waters and Mr R H Les Reich. Booby prizes were awarded to Miss Mabel Kind ley and Dr Albert A Radcliff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courtney Williams
G. Wesley
East Church Street
C. O. Waters
R. H._ Les Reich
Mabel Kindley
Albert A. Radcliff
Miss Williams
Aiib
Castro Reply Cites Asphalt Cage in Courts
Special Dispatch reports from Willzustap Curacao that President Osetro informs Minister Bowen the asphalt cage must remain in the courts. The brief dispatch conveys a diplomatic stance with no further details on origin or purpose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willzustap
Island OF
Curacoa
Osetro Fan
Bowen
Russian Fleet Arrives at Port Said
Port Said reports the arrival of Admiral Nabogatoff's division of the Russian fleet on March 24. The dispatch notes the ships reached the port, signaling a significant naval movement in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snessel
Nabogatoff
Frightened Girl Sees Four Negroes at Door in Point of Rocks
Miss Lula Ingram, 15, described seeing four black men at the door of her home near Point of Rocks about 9 pm Wednesday. Sheriff Young said reports were exaggerated and that a suspicious man named Charles Turner was detained at Washington Junction but released for lack of evidence. The girl remained unconscious until 10:30 am and later identified the negro at the door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mies Lula Ingram
Yosre
Charles ST. K. Young
Young
Ingram
Materncd
Sherriff Young
Jogram
Washington Junction
Washington
Charles Turner
Beautiful Church Hill wedding unites Lamberth and Castle
A wedding at the Lamberth home in Church Hill joins Miss Misa Lillian Lamberth to Mr. Harry M. Castle of Feagaville. Rev. G W Miller officiates as guests praise the couple and gifts pour in. The couple plan to reside in Feagaville after April 9. A second wedding follows at Utica Mills as Billy Alice Wachter becomes Mrs Joseph H Nusz with Rev S M Hench performing the ceremony. The bridesmaid is Mamie J Wachter and the reception follows. Separate note: Woodsboro may gain a new canning factory as S M Stancliff and R H Pollock promote the venture for general canning including corn tomatoes peppers beans and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannie Kemp
D. Castle
Washington
D. C
Fairfax
John O. Lamberth
Miller
Ostharine
Doubs
Mary Lamberth
John Bassard
Church Hill
Clarence Fogle
Frederick
William Abb
Erwin
Yellow Springs
George B.owler
Feagaville
B. F. Zimmerman
Qhorah Hill
William N. Hoffman
John Hoffman
Lawrence
William Zimmerman
Mary
Wm. Suimmell
Harry Zimmerman
John Zimmerman
Charles Kemp
Ralph
Wm. E. Kemp
Thomas Kemp
May
Oath
Hawker
Mary E. Hawker
Maud Hoffman
May Kemp
Margret Lambert
Adaline
Minerva
Josephine
Herbert Payne
May Brummel
Charles Bussard
Elmer Kemp
Chas
Ira Lamberth
Millard Kamp
Clarenoe Summer
Arthur
Lena
Grace Lamberth
Albert Oaatle
Elmer Hargett
Thomas
Wm, King
Nellie
Bessie Castle
Ella Rhoderick
Daisy Hargett
Hannah Hargett
Bertha King
Nellie Oastle
A. Castle
Jno. King
Simeon Hargett
Fesgaville
Cbag. Bruchey
Nettle
Millard
Wm. Wilson
Jno
Edgar Bruchey
Roger Eyler
Jaliasa Saunders
Baltimore
Anna Blaer
Middletown
Oeph. Renn
Temple
Mountville
Nusz—Wacever
Andrew Wochter
Utica Mills
Billy Alice F. Waohter
Joseph H. Nusz
Mamie J. Waohter
H. Gray Putman
Utica Milla
Elsie Snook
Woodsboro
M. Stancliff
Philadelphia
R. H. Pollock
A Useful Citizen William Bear Passes Ninety
William Bear of Hagaratown yesterday celebrated his ninety fourth birthday era as one of the town’s oldest men. He is the father of fifteen children with nine living and has forty grandchildren fifty nine great grandchildren and one great great grandchild. Mr Bear enjoys good health though. Nurse Miller of East Patrick Street has returned to the Emergency Hospital improved health after illness. Mr Andrew Hassen of Pearl is critically ill at home para lyzed since Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Bear
Hagaratown
Mr. Bear
Misa
Miller
East Patrick Street
Andrew Hassen
Pearl
Havingeen
Court of Appeals upholds ballot inclusion of constitutional amendments
Maryland high court rules that changes to the state constitution proposed by the General Assembly may go to voters without the governor’s approval or veto, and that the statewide ballot will display options For the Constitutional Amendment or Against the Constitutional Amendment. The decision covers franchise and good roads provisions, with detailed guidance on ballot wording and voter eligibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Court of Appeals
Murray Vandiver
Warfield
Good Roads
McSherry
Vandiver
Doss
Ater
General Assembly
Annapolis
Whs
Bernard Quarter
John P. Poe
Alonzo J. Miles
van Diver
Aed
William Shepard Bryan, Jr
Edgar H. Gann
United States
Bs Dome
Aflicera
Ragiatration
Rev Everett Speron to Preach at United Brethren Church
Yale graduate Rev Everett Speron will fill the pulpit Sunday morning for Rev J W Kirnoofe who remains ill in bed. church services and address are expected to draw local congregants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett Speron
Yale
United Brethren Church
J. W. Kirnoofe
Maryland Bank Statement Shows Liabilities and Profits
The document details a Maryland bank statement listing liabilities and capital, with figures for capital stock, surplus, undivided profits, and various liabilities. It includes notes on dividends, deposits, and trust company dealings, signed by Cashier William G. Zimmerman and dated March 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nuationat Bank Notax
State OF
Maryland
Frederick
Wat. G. Zimrman
WM. G. Zimmerman
Mae
Thomas
N. P
Thomas BH. Haller
Adan S. Rambburg
D. Baker
Baltimore Railroad Earnings Rise in Eight Months
Earnings of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad have greatly increased in the last eight months. The Baltimore County Water and Electric Company rejected a city offer of $195,000 for its property. A juried inquest found William Leazer responsible for the death of Patrolman John O. McNamara of Courtla Bay. Barton Rhoop, Mapleville Public School principal, and German Baptist elder, has disappeared mysteriously. Sheriff Whiteford of Harford county jailed John Hill on suspicion of burning Dr. R E Robinson’s barn near Sharon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore and I Thio
Baltimore County Water and Electric Company
William Leazer
John O. McNamara
Ourtla Bay Foros
T. Barton Rhoop
Mapleville
Literary Societies Juvenile meeting at North Market street school
The Juvenile Literary Society held a regular meeting at the North Market street school with President W Ramsberg presiding. Members presented readings, recitations, declamations, an oration, and a debate on iron value versus gold, unanimously favoring the affirmative. A musical comedy company is announced for next week at the City Opera House with performances in Atlantic City and Two Old Cronies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juvenile Literary Society
North Market Street
W.ramsberg
Baumgardner
Fish Patrol
Harsperger
O. Tyergar
Henry Clay
W. Rameburg
Easay
Admiral Farragut
W. Schaefer
F. Myers
F. Tyergar
Crisio
I. Eichelberger
Willa’ Musical Comedy
City Opera House
In Memoriam William and Margaret Bell
In loving remembrance from Henni Lpren of her father William Bell who died September 24 1892 and her sister Margaret Bell who died August 24 1893.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Bell
Margaret Bell
Warok
March Bargains and Local Notices From Frederick City
Local ads offer half price gloves and black dress fabrics at NEIDIG & MILLER with March reductions. Wartime notes include sales of photos, cakes, pies, and candies at St Marys Chapter and All Saints Guild fundraisers, plus an organ sale and home furnishings promotions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lacume Headiwandera
Nui
Alba- Trova
FLAS
Fuch
St. Mary's
Adl Balnts Episcopal Church
May
All Saints’ Guild
Askele
Frederick
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Ata
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Thoreuch
Thorwaltsen
Copenhagen
Marie Amie de Mourbon
Exte
Claremontland
List Frat Baron Jomint
Cambridge
Atte May Yorn
London
Adwin Arnold
Auend Pul
Washinater
Sa.m
W. L. Moons
The
Weather Bureau
DAY Engine, &O
D. Blaster City Opera Honge
Musical Gomady Co
Seeveaeeee Sahlivan
Mary's Chapter
Wm. A. Wagner
Oxfords
Doll Bros. Ale
C. Phos. Kemp
O. Carty
Rogononr's
Rosenstock Bros
Neidig & Miller
L. E. Mullinix
Girle’ High School
Misa Robinson
Mary Snyder
Eansay
Elinor Grayson
America
Mary Gil- Unger
Daisy Thomas
Ceciliua Calvert
Elsie Keller
T. Freeman Dixco
Dotrow
Bob
Bernard Steiner
South Street
A. T. Kreh
Leonard Notoagle
Stanley Fmokinger
Robert Shaw
Irvin Storm
Salis
Harry Sanders
Eben
Ballings
Unders
Castro
Court of Appeals Upholas
Eyal Atrms
Woman's College
Apple
Miss Kerr
Poweye
Bertha Kuntz Baker
College Hall
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Toalou
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Henni Lpren
Jsoun Hendrickson
Terra Model
Lepbope
Mik
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Conservatives
Prige
Ghent
Shopeas
John Hendricksow
NMG & Miller
Woodaboro Savage Bank
Canity
Wm. H Wagner
James M. Smith
Bugant & Kort
T. J. Michsel
South Market
French Republic
Powys
Women’s College
Americas Republic
Hoth
Hull & Reich
Oskat Birely
Munto
Frederick, Ma
James F. Eldredge
Fred. P. Owen
Eaat Third Street
Frederick City
LL. E. Mullinex
George
Rodock & CO
RMB Big
George G. Rodooer
A. T. Rice & Sons
A Thick & Sons
Thomas. Hick
Wil
Lev North Market Street
Besant & Knott
Hoselberger
Iriah
California
A. J. Eichelberger
N. W. Cor
Oldawiy
Bath Phones
Vecil & Gorman
West Patrick St
BR. H. E. Smith
G. L. Kefauver
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Franklin Strant
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