Pleasant Poraographs Of Those Who Gems and Go
A local society column lists residents and visitors in Frederick. Names include Charles E. Osesse Thormont S Guy Galther Washington Edog Anthony Littlestown Elsie Adams East Third St Georges Hooper Florida William Beard Washington James Miller Waynesboro Miss Nellie Mateney West Patrick St Miss Mamie Neipold Mrs Ella Hons Washington Charles Hafer Pearl Hafar Newark Ohio Lants Glemaon Union Bridge I McLaughlin Charlestown Mrs Cyrus Thomas Washington and others visiting or staying with local families. The notes mention church officials traveling to Makinsburg and Princeton for conferences and graduations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Osesse
Thormont
Frederick
S. Guy Galther
Washington
Elmer Brown
Third Street
York
Edog Anthony
Littlestown
Elsie Adams
East Third Street
Georges Hooper
Florida
William Beard
Warhington
James Miller
Waynesboro
George Anderson
Guy
East Patrick Street
Baltimore
Gharlan Ranneberger
Philadelphia
Nellie Mateney
West Patrick Street
Howard County
Mamie Neipold
Ella Hons
Charles Hafer
Pearl Hafar
Newark
Ohio
Lants Glemaon
Union Bridge
Wim. H Harrimann
Catherine
Edward B. Measell
W. F. Compher
Charlantown
W. Va
A. 5. Gill
East Churoh Street
Makinsburg
Wva
Local Briefs Highlight Decorations and Community Happenings
Confederate decoration day set for June 6 and Decoration Day observed May 20. Benches placed at Gours Park by janitor William A. Woodward. Paintwork on Charles B. Mealey residence at Weet All Saints street. Vernon Sutton additions on West Second street repainted by J H Lamps. A proverb urges restraint in repeating what is heard. A merry go round rises at Paradise lot on Worth Bentz street by Samuel Kefaarer. Mount St Marys College Emmitsburg seniors host banquet at Hotel Kernan Baltimore. Mrs Lewis F Koasmans injured after a fall on East Fourth street. Barry Devilbisa sustains gash at James Warfield bottling works in Chapel alley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. A. Woodward
Court House
Gours Park
Charles EB. Mealey
All Saints’ Street
Edward Simmons
Vernon Sutton
James Warfield
Chapel Alley
Baltimore trade group opposes Mileage Book Law legality
J Harry Tregoe of the Travelers and Merchants Association says the Maryland Mileage Book Law offers little practical benefit to traveling salesmen. He notes crossing state lines would trigger out of state fares, making the law ineffective for firms in Baltimore and beyond. The association will likely avoid court action while seeking broader passage of a substantial 2 cent per mile measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isig
Tredes
Battimore
Ccll
Aaron RB. Anders
Frederick
Caim
J. Harry Tregoe
Travelers and Merchante
Associatios
Baltimore
Maryland
District of Columbia
Delaware
Pennsylvania
Cumberland
Baltimore Snd
Districk
Oslombis
Potomac
Harper's Ferry
Ship Point
Gamberlach
West Virginia
Local Directors Elected In Frederick County Elections
The newspaper lists directors chosen today in multiple Frederick County entities including Mutust Insurance Company Franklin Savings Bank Frederick and Opossum Town Turnpike Company Mt Olivet Cemetery Frederick Town Savings Institution and Fredericok and Kimmittsburg Turnpike Road Company. Names include James McSherry Cheries Trail Joseph G Miller James Houck Milton Urner John Hisenhauser A O McOsidell D McKinney Georges A Dean O P Bennett R S J Darrow and others. The Franklin Savings Bank and other boards organize with named officers and a 3 percent dividend declared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mutust Insurancea Company
Frederick County
James McSherry
Cheries E. Trail
Joseph G. Miller
James Houck
Milton G. Urner
John Hisenhauer
A. O. McOsidell
D. ¥. McKinney
Georges A. Dean
D. Charles Winebrewer
O. P. Bennett
R. 5
Franklin Savings Bank
Clayton O. Kesdy
John Elsanhauer
Henry M. Gittinger
Daniel H. Steiner
John Hershberger
Charles N. Oronise
Augustus J. Fromke
Frederick and
Frederick and Opossum Town Turnpike Company
John O. Motter
Charles L. Oroniss
Steiner Schley
Casper Bemsaburg
J. Frank Thomas
John C. Mottar
Charles L. Croniss
Tresanrar
Mt. Olivet Cemetery Company
Central Nations Bank
Arthur Fetts
L. M. Nixdorf
Wm. S. Miller
L. S. Olingan
A. G. McCardell
Jacob B. Tyson
Edw. S. Eichelberger
John D. Hendrickson
Dr. J. M. Redolfft
C. W. Ross, Jr
Thea
Fradericok and Kimmittsburg Turnpike Road Company
Frederick Town
A. Marshall Miller
J. O. Oronise
Chas. &. Snook
Georges A Dese
George Houck
John R. Rouzer
Geo. McMillar
Das. Mc
Law Court Records Disorderly Arrests and Bail Actions
Several individuals face charges and fines after weekend arrests. John Bieberly jailed 10 days for drinking and disorderly conduct. Rhods Hing fined 1 dollar for disturbing the peace. Ernest Palmer and Jerry Hollies fined 20 dollars or 30 days for cursing and throwing a brick. Adam Linton held on larceny and perjury charges. bail reduced to 100 dollars and he released. Charles Kline jailed on assault charges with default bail set at 100 dollars for a hearing tomorrow. Carrie Patterson undergoing treatment at Emergency Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bieberly
Breagie
O. EH
Eckstein
Rhods Hing
Brengie
C. 2
Ernest Palmer
Jerry Hollies
Brengis and
Deiter
Jaatha J. Francis Smith
Adam Linton
John O. Motter
Charles Kline
Esterday
Darner
Maggis Eckenrode
Park Mills
Hea
O. A. Eckstein
Splendid Game Ends in Hagerstown Victory Over Frederick
A crowd of 300 plus witnessed a rain delayed baseball duel on the Maryland School grounds. Hagerstown defeated Frederick 6 to 3 after a tense game in which Keefer hit a home run and Schroeder fanned 18, while Whipp also shone on the mound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Hagerstown
Maryland
McCarter
Ascot
Tess
Beecher
Black
Whipp
Doarnebarger
Bowers
Hickman
Cadden
Eeefer
Therlick
Schroeder
Loft Garden
Hargett
Tarvey
Bosting
Bearer
Yoakle
Beossa
Yeakie
Banger
Creager
Daorneberger
Barner
Firat
Rescher
Fiehd
Benson
Byte
Float
Dreager Strock
M Macog
Keefer
Banton
Bebroeder
Hales
Fradstick
Ehere
San Francisco
Banter
Dosroberger
Becker
Baatar
Newcomer
Obituaries Dominate Maryland Area Notices
Death notices from Emmitsburg to Baltimore recount several local passings. Catherine Obrion of Beech’s Mills dies at 21 after long illness. funeral at Mount Olivet. Mary Elizabeth Fisher, widow of Nathaniel, dies in Hagerstown aged 72, buried in Emmitsburg after service at St Joseph’s. Baby Charles Nussbaum dies in Baltimore aged one. funeral at Central Church. Savilla Long of Emmitsburg dies age 71. services held at Reformed Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Obeion
Ostherins
Biehl’s Mills
Olivet Cemetery
Mary ¥. Fisher
Mary Elizabeth Fisher
Nathaniel Fisher
J. D. Martin
Hagerstown
Emmitsburg
Charles Nussbaum
T.A. Nussbaum
Mount Airy
South Charles Street
Baltimore
Central Church
Ha.m. Rav
Parker
Mt. Airy
Lewis
Peace themed Barnum 4 Bailey show to visit Hagerstown
The Barnum and Bailey circus comes to Hagerstown on May 15 and 18 with a spectacle titled Peace. The production features horses elephants camels and hundreds of costumed performers in a military allegorical display portraying the closing days of a distant war and a joining of nations under the US president’s influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Manchuria
United States
Local market quotes and a farm note on a Friday hatch
The report lists buying prices for corn and wheat in today’s market with multiple grade tags and conditions. It also notes a superstition tale about a chicken fancier’s hen laid on Friday April 18 marked with 13, which hatched 13 chicks that day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fragerick
Inez
Religious world notes on Sunday schools and services
A summary of church services across Cumberland from May 30 including the Maryland Diocesan Convention, sermons at German Baptist and Evangelical Reformed churches, Catholic masses, and Episcopal and Methodist gatherings. Details cover ministers, gospel topics, Sunday school times, and congregational activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Cumberland
BE. A. Beamer
Evangelical Reformed Church
Eschbach
Ss. John’s Catholic Church
First Baptist Church
Wr. Bemmond Parker
Christian Endeavor
A.J. Gil
AH Saints
Oborne Iogle
Erary Sanday
Sohtayarile
Messra
O. M.gilpin
Shepherd
Trinity M. E. Church
South
Joe
Paul Tyler
Enworth Gasgoo
United Brethren Church
M. A. Gastle
Methodral Episcopal Church
Hes
Reng S. Harp
Glenn O. Garrisr
Quas. Kintz
Miss Glens Moberly
Char
Markwood D. Harp
J. ¥. McDowals
Chas L. Stakes
William G. Rhoderick
Graces Reformed Church
B Il. McLean
Grace Reformed Church
St. Matt
Grace Church
Sey. Molesa
Sanday School
Graca Chorohsod Sanday School
Pearre Opens Campaign For Congress Nomination
Congressman George A. Pearre arrives in Cumberland to launch his home campaign as Lowndes leads a strong organization contest with Colonel Pearre. Ex Senator George L. Wellington has joined Lowndes while Pearre supporters push back with counter moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearre
George A. Pearre
Cumberland
Mr. Lowndes
Cashier and Vice President Roles Listed in Gro Wa Bank
A historical note lists officials including Canhter Ant and JuporJas Mobasssr as President and Vice President with D.E. Sivacver as Cashier. Other names Bartx and J.D. Bart appear in the same listing for Gro. Wa. bank operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JuporJas
Mobasssr
D.E. Sivacver
Sates As
Memorial Eagles exercises in Cumberland and local notes
Memorial exercises of Cumberland Aerie of Eagles were held. The Louaconing Sea Manufacturing Company has been incorporated. The aspiral stock is $49,000. A company formed to develop Allegany Grove hosts a summer Chautauqua. Rev William M Tinker of Bloomsburg Pa accepts a call to Cumberland First Baptist. Westminster Theological Seminary begins its twenty third commencement with the bacalaureats sermon. Hagerstown Railway Co announces a 12 line extension to connect with Greencastle Winnebago Pec-Mar fire. in operation within 3 days. Plates of silver taken from the Cristobal Colon are slated for a fund to honor Admiral Schley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland Aerie of Eagles
Louaconing Sea Manufacturing Company
Allegany Grove
William M. Tinker
Bloomsburg
Bss
First Baptist Church
Cumberland
Westminster Theological Seminary
Elder Divcs
Hagerstown
Greencastle
Wirnesboro
Pec-Mar
Shady Grove
Wil
Cristobal Colon
Schley
Gonte' Debuts New Long Polo Collar
A fragment notes Gonte' introducing a new long polo collar feature with a cryptic line referencing BEIDIG and MILLER.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polot
Local Listings and Sales Prominently Featured in Frederick
Local notices advertise Dr O F BigHbarger in Hagerstown for free consultations May 9 10 11 at City Hotel. Frederick shop touts price cuts on pianos organs and gas electric bills with lawn mower service and matting goods from All Saints Street. Dr William Tsruo Baltimore and Dr H L Schmid Frederick highlighted with hospital and osteopathy ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bighbarger
Hageratown, Bmd
City Hotel
Franklin Street
Baltimore
Frederick
Maxtdariy
A Correct History of the John Brown Raid Book Notice
Mrs H Minnie Zittie of Shepherdstown WV publishes A Correct History of the John Brown raid at Harper's Ferry compiled from Captain John H Zittle’s records and newspaper reports. The work includes eye witness notes, letters, interviews, and illustrations as a valuable historical record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Minnie Zittie
Shepherds— Town
W Va
John Brows
Harper’s Ferry
West Wis
John H. Zittis
Shepherdstown
Zittle
Harper's Ferry
Mat Oply
Hoe
Advertised Letters for Frederick Post Office
The Frederick post office lists remaining advertised letters as of Saturday May 5. To claim these letters call for "advertised letters." Unclaimed within two weeks are sent to the dead letter office. Names include W Ganell Ernest Conway Robert Eyler Claude Hahn Clarence Kemp Oliver McCoy Johnny McLevac Napoleon Nangie James Walker and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City
Gestlemen
W- Ganell
Ernest Conway
Robert Eyler
Claude Hahn
Clarence P. Kemp
Oliver D. McCoy
Johnny McLevac
Napoleon Nangie
Ino Tratt
James Walker- Lapiss
Rhodie Baker
William Fry
Pricilla Harris
Fannie Miller
Helen Molie
BR. Yoe
Carpass Cleaning Offer From Excelsior Works
Frank Rice proprietor of Excelsior Steam Carpes Cleaning Works announces a service to clean carpasses. Call 319-3 and they will send for the items and perform the cleaning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Rice
Excelsior Steam Carpes Cleaning Works
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Placeville
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Frederick, MD
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