Purely Personal Local Notes From Middletown and Nearby
Mrs Hollin lfert of Rochester Ind visits Mr and Mrs A N Tfert near Middletown. Mrs Candée from Syracuse N Y visits Mr and Mrs Carlos de Garmen dia at Tusestorn. E J Swamley of Monrovia has a patent for a mail pouch cracker. Mrs and Mrs Costigan of California visit Prospect Hall, parental home of Mrs Costigan nee Nash. Mrs C A Gordon of Springfield Ohio returns home with cousin Miss Kathleen Remsburz. William E Toms son of Isaiah J Toms of Middletown, with Mrs Toms, leaves California Thursday for Middletown to stay several months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollin Lfert
Rochester
Ind
A. N_ Tfert
Middletown
Candée
Syracuse
N. Yu
Carlos de Garmendia
Tusestorn
E. J. Swamley
Monrovia
Costigan
Prospect Hall
Nash
C. A. Gordon
Springfield
Ohio
Catherine Remsburz
Wm. E. Toms
Isaiah J. Toms
Toms
Brief Bits of Local and General Interest
Ascension Day May 28 noted. This week’s rain called scewball rain. Do not remove underwear too early. May promising to be full of entertainment. Commencement dresses being fashioned. Chickens growing for commencement baroqueis. Braddock Weights to open for the season on Whit Monday June ?
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commencement
Patrons Day Highlights School Work and Exhibits
Yesterday the public schools opened their doors for Patrons Day inviting parents and locals to view student work. Exhibits covered nature study maps botany life studies geography and historical sketches with original illustrations and writing. The Boys High School manual training department on North Marset Street drew praise for skillful displays of sand specimens and other projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiers
North Marset Street
Social World Reception Honors Bride at Home
Mr and Mrs Wilfish Minker hosted a reception for their son and his bride at 323 East Third Street last night. A dance is planned for Friday May 34 at St Kise's Hall Adamstown with the Frederick Select Orchestra providing music for the committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilfish Minker
Jobs
Pancz
St Kise’s Hall
Adamstown
Frederick
Vail
Ruy
Hazel
May Term Court Docket For Nonjury Session
The May term of court will convene on Monday at a non jury session. The docket lists 49 originals, 27 appeals, 102 trials and 29 criminal cases.
Intil Holy Temples Sermons and Meetings
Religious notices list tomorrow’s services across multiple churches. Schlersville Mission All Saints Episcopal German Baptist Brethren St John’s Catholic and Reformed Buckeystown M P Trinity MLE Epworth League and various other congregations hold Sunday schools, masses, and evening sermons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schlersville Mission
All Saints’ Episcopal Church
Gospel Mission Workers
Lambert
Patrick Street
German Baptist Brethren Church
Sr. John’s Catholic Church
A. J. Conlon
John Paul Tyler
H. Henry
Parga
Presbyterian Church
Baltimore
W. W. Shaw
Govanstown
Thomas Freeman Dixon
R. I. Mlingsworth
Camden
N. J
Hears Branch
Ellicott City
Reformed Church
E. R. Eschbach
J. Musser
The
Reformed Church Messenger
Philadelphia
First Baptist Church
Temorrer
Charles Hewitt
Crozer Theological Seminary
Chester
Christian Endeavor
W Stanley Swartz
Methodist Episcansl
J. Gil
Wil
Epworth
Adophus Fear Hake
Body identified in Monocacy tragedy near Walkereville
The drowned body of John Fogle, about 25, found along the Monocacy near the Baker farm, was identified. Fogle, who fished at night, likely slept in the ravine when the river rose and drowned him. An inquest was deemed unnecessary by Justice Ramsburg and Dr. Nicodemus. He leaves a widow and six children and was son of Solomon Fogle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walkereville
John Fogle
Wim. CN
Baker Farm
Fogle
Gore
John J. Ramsburg
John D. Nicodemus
Solomon Fogle
Messrs
Barry
Jesse Fogle
East Fifth Street
MANY KNIGHTS COMING TO MARYLAND KNIGHTS EVENT
The Grand Officers of the Grand Commandery Knights Templar of Maryland visit Jacques de Molay Commanders No 4 in the city on June 11. A parade with over 200 Knights, a Beauseant drill corps exhibition, banquet, and social evening follow the short session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand
Knights Templar
Maryland
Beauseant
Bathmore
St. Berard
Hagerstown
Montgomery
Rockville
Jacques de Molar
Beauseant Commandery
Stationery Dept Highlights and New Postcard Cards
Local notice lists leavers in the stationery department and announces new fiction best sellers for boys and girls. Includes May and June magazines, a new card product Ailthar, and two large displays designed for postcard customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ailthar
For Better Schools meeting eyes patrons at Girls High
A meeting at the Girls High School on East Church Street urged stronger public interest in Frederick County public schools and proposed a Patrons Association. County Superintendent Coblentz and Rufus K. Wood of the State Board of Education pressed for parent cooperation with teachers, increased funding, and better school facilities including a new consolidated high school in Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girls’ High
East Charch Street
Oscar B. Cublentz
Chas. F.sterk
Rufus K. Wood
State Board of Retucation
Glenn H. Worthington
Worthington
Wood
Maryland. Steel Company
Sparrow's Point
Warfield
State Board of Education
Ah Wood
Maryland
Isaac M. Molier
Board of County School Commissioners
Hoowas
Cobientz
Middletown
Coblentz
Frederick
John D. Hendrickson
Frank B. Sappington
North Markets & School
John T. White
Milined
Ples
Echoor
Cobrentz
Frederckx
Moonlight Excursion to Jefferson and Hospital Board Meeting
A May 22 hospital board meeting at Frederick City Hospital is scheduled for 2 30 p m with Llatair M Nevis as secretary Moonlight Excursion to Jefferson on Friday May 15 departs 7 45 p m fare 25 cents round trip G W Devmerss. Pay gas and electric bills by the 10th to keep discounts and browse new gas ranges touted by Fermince Gas and Electric Co plus paint deals from Armen G Qrysx Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City Hospital
Jefferson
F. & Mrr
G. W. Devmerss
Baker and Associates Names List of Officials
The fragment lists multiple names and titles including D. Baker as President and WM G Baker as Vice President along with WM G Zimmerman as cashier and several other individuals noted with various roles. The scattered OCR reads like a corporate roster or payroll sheet from a historical document with uncertain spellings and initials.
Guess the Opening Game Attendance at Busy Coaxer
A promotional contest invites public guesses for opening baseball game attendance excluding season ticket holders. Purchases at various stores earn chances to win merchandise credits, with prizes for nearest guesses. The notice promotes Schlitz Faust beer, furniture, and hotel meal deals across several local merchants and venues.
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the Daily News
Nichoalas Ludwig Zinzendorf
Thamas Arthur Laur
Tollendally
Ireland
Zinzendorf
Paris
Stonewall Jackson
Chancellorshille
Schifler
Europe
United States
Pacy
Wasuixeton
W. J. Mooxzz
Ugey
Lureh Toni J
Summer Farnity
Vohn J. Topper
Thos
J. Owen & Son
Sponseer’s ‘Eller
New City
Wedgewood Ininegate Etchisor’s
Etchison’s
Corer -Shipley & Bopst
Hendrickson 3
Mapler & Bro
C_E
Clinetin & Wertheimer O
Markey’s
Siewepa Or
Intil
Charles Flj Steck
Buceystown M. P
E.G. Mekosky
C_ Society
C. F. Thomas
Hev Meskosky
Finsd
Lfe
Naaman
Miss Bowers
Ralph Bowers
Mr. Hendrickson
Attila
Geo. Ed. Smith
Amelia
Laura Grant Short
Walter McDannel
Bisert
Frenk Derr
Miss Ensminger
Miss Brodbeck
Miss
D.D
Ernon
Miller
Jennie Fasminger
van de Wate
SM. Heath
U. B
Centennial Memorial United Brethren Cwrch
SiSom
A. B. Stitton
Hegerstown
AL Iou
Lie Church
Reno S. Harp
Charlie F. Sterk
Lutherana Church
Glenn GO. Garner
Ira Smith
Caries’ Aid Society
J. W. Kiracofe
Bir
Markwood D. Harp
Mr.Tibbitts
Y.M.C. A
Geo. F. Tibbitts
Washington, D.C
America
Guy Shank
M Myersville
Roessner’s
Hagerstewn
Goar
Shank
United Effort
Citizens’ National Bank
Fred. Co
Brad Soune
Madras
George
Rodock & CO
le Yard
Neidig & Miller
Nytbe & Miller
Jabots
Merry Widow
Messaiina
Neldig & Miller
Wedgewood Inn
New City Hotel
Schlitz and Faust
Reliable Furniture
Tee Erveutsox Frexiere
New Nickel
Ezekiel
Rodock & CQ
A. J. Eichelberger
China
Eichelberger
Northwest Cor
Ste
Beth
Thos. P. Rice
Ace George Rice
Thomas P. Rice
North Market Street
Phouca
Jphomas & Mutter
Frederick City
Gilbetis
Neflone] Bank
Roammadam
Tritapoe & Mohler
Baant G. Triraron
Monier
Summit
Bult
City
Brunswick
TBS
E. Third Street
W. Patrick Street
West Patick Street
South Carroll Street
Basakt
Frederick, Md
Jorge L. Cramer
East Church Street
East Sixth
East Seventh Streets
Frank Mayne
Chas. T. K. Young
Court Street
Frrmince Gas
Ex Netric Co
Armen
Charles L. Renn
Cage
Ory
Eacle Com
Sumth
Seaprzadlim Co L Renn
F. B.sappington
P. B. Sappington
Guy Hall Frederick
Citizens! National Bank
D. Baker
WM. G. Baker
B.D. Baker
WM. G. Zimmerman
Cashler Samgel CG
Duvall
Cashler
Gro. We
Joan Jonny C. Morree
Jom
Rausacno
A. Hatuxa
G. Bauza
Daniel' Bawes
BH. Hanoriz
H. Conter
M.D
Oo. M. Tromas
D. BE. Besatver
C. E. Cum
D. Bamre
Faust
Tas Excurson Furniture Stone
Shipley & Boost
Tron
Tru
Tre Brix Corner
Best Values
Kwality
Tas
Erckson Ecrnitre
Leach
Schlitz
Torie
Tue Bray Corner
Kanthebeat
Ter Erciwisan Feantvar Storr
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