May 9 in American History Worthy Moments
On May 9 events include 1860 political party organization at Baltimore for the Constitutions Union tickets, 1804 General Sedgwick killed at Spotsylvania, and 1810 1911 death of Colonel Thomas Wentworth His gangen. Astronomical notes list Saturn evening star and morning planets Mercury Jupiter Mars Venus with Leo the Lion setting southwest around 9 p.m.
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Isdg—Hatte
Hesaen de la Palma
Mexico
Constitutions Union Party
Bell and
Cambridge
Mass
Saturn
Mercury
Jupiter
Mars
Venius
Leo the Lion
In Memory of Mr. Sayler at Frederick County Colony
At the Frederick County Colony of Baltimore regular meeting last night resolutions were passed on the death of J Abner Sayler Sr former president praised as a self made successful American citizen and beacon for future generations A committee was appointed to plan the colony participation in The Star Spangled Banner anniversary next year
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Frederick County
Baltimore
J. Abner Sayler
Col. G. . Vernon
James T. Hoge
Lewis i Ramaburg
Frank I. Grange
Sarler
Colonel Vernon
John B. Thames
Levis J. Ramsburg
J. Abner Saylor
Wh. Freak Stranger
Charles G. Black
D. J. Reinhart
Spangleg
Among the Sick and Local Notices from Frederick
Residents from Frederick and nearby areas are ill or improving. Blanche Simmons and Mrs Chas Lines are recovering at home. Lloyd Kimmel sustained a forehead cut yesterday. Dr Hendrix reports healing. The Helping Hand Club presented Out in the Street at Nazarite Hall before a large crowd. An event at Mrs Eva Whiting's supported the Junior and Senior Leagues.
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Frederick
Blanche Simmons
North Market Street
Freddie Kimmel
Market Space
Craven
Hargett
Chas. E. Lines
Mt. Zion Station
Xii
May
East
Patrick Street
Lloyd Kimmel
Hendrix
Helping Hand Club
Shrest
Nazarite Hall
Evla Whiting
Fcnatics Snowden
Taanager
Harriet Laurie
Sistant
Tranaxer
Stockholders and Directors Gather in Haterstown
Stockholders and directors of the Haxerstown and Frederik Railway Co meet this afternoon in Haterstown. Alen and Perk will be entered into representatives from Frederick Jeti aboard a special car leaving at 12:50 o clock.
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Haxerstown and
Frederik
Final exams loom for Frederick county high schools
Frederick county prepares for final examinations starting May 26 for eleventh and tenth grade students across 11 high schools. Ninety five seniors face diploma decisions based on results in lower grade exams. Schools list include Boys High and Girls High in Frederick and others in Middletown Brunswick Emmitsburg New Market Adams towns Thurmont Myersville Walkersville.
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Frederick County
Frederick
Eigh
Middletown
Brunswick
Adamstown
Emmitsburg
New Clarket
Jefferson
Thurmont
Myersville
Whalkersville
John ‘N> White
William H. Smith
Tou Tonlities
Montgomery County
Midletown
Woodsboro
Caunty
Fredererick
Cranewick Thurmont
Walkersville
New Market
Itc
Dela
Move to Crownsville State Hospital for 101 Colored Inmates
Superintendent Gregg at Montevue Hospital was told by Dr. Winterrode that no transport could be arranged for Saturday to move inmates to Crownsville State Hospital. Removal shifted to Tuesday due to Braddock Heights opening on Monday. Of 101 colored insane slated for transfer, 21 are Frederick County patients and 60 from other counties. about 175 inmates remain, including paupers and white insane. There are roughly 22 colored poor still at Montevue.
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Crowns
Wile
Montevue
Gregg
Montevue Hospital
Winterrode
State Lunacy Commission
Crownsville State Hospital
Frederick
Braddock Heights
Frederick County
Monievue
U D C Card Party Success at Mrs Smiths Home
Fitzhugh Lee Chapter U D C held a card party to benefit the Monocacy Marker at Mrs F F Smiths East Second Street last night. About 60 people attended with prizes awarded to Mrs B E Schmid and Mrs L F Smith for ladies and to Mr J R McCoa and Mr Jesse Lipscomb for gentlemen. A consolation prize went to Mrs G O Bennett.
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Fitzhugh Lee
F. F. Smith
East Second Street
BE. T. Schmid
LF. PF. Smith
Sentlemen
J. R. McCoa
Jesse Lipscomb
QO. P. Bennett
Fire Eyewashhouse Blaze Destroys Koontz Laundry
Noon blaze at Mrs. Alice C. Koontz rear of 629 North Beals Street destroyed interior of the Lraine washhouse with clothing washing machine and tubs lost. Fire departments and independents saved property. damage near 300 dollars, partly insured. washhouse to be torn down and rebuilt. stable nearby also damaged. residents grateful for firemen and helpers.
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Lraine
Alice C. Koontz
North Beals Street
Independents
Uniteds
Death notices list Morelock and Stull losses
Elizabeth Morelock died at 2 30 am at the home of Mrs A P Marsh aged 6 years 3 months 29 days wife of Jacob M Morelock formerly of Carroll county Lutheran church member last of her family survived by husband and daughter services Sunday at home remains to Greenmount for funeral at United Brethren church interment near church Thomas P Rice funeral director Mary Ann Stull died at continental Springs near Utica aged 92 years 10 months 29 days last of her family no relatives survived funeral held this morning with Rev R Poffenberger and Rev Mr Hedges M L Creager Thurmont funeral director
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Elizabeth Morelock
A. P. Marsh
Morelock
Jacob M. Morelock
Carroll County
Lutheran Church
Greenmount
United Brethren Church
Thomas P. Rice
Mary Aww Stull
Mary Ann Stull
Claude Geishert
Continental Springs
Utica
Bris Stull
Jacob Hichelberger
Geishert
Echelberger
Germany
R. Poffenberzer
Hedges
M. L. Creager
Thurmont
Hymeneal Atirinfield-Wolt in Washington DC
Roy Ahrenfield son of Mr and Mrs Andrew Ahrenfield of 409 South Seventh street Washington D C and Miss Ruth E Wolfe daughter of Mr and Mrs George D Wolfe of Washington D C were married at 830 pm Monday The ceremony occurred at St Peter Catholic church parish house with Rev Father McCarty officiating They were attended by Charles Spuhler and Miss Clara Ahrenfield The Ahrenfields will live at the Seventh street home The bridegroom is a traveling salesman The bride is well known in Frederick.
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Atirinfield
Roy Ahrenfield
Andrew Ahrenfield
South Seventh Street
Washington, D. C
Ruth E. Wolfe
George D. Wolfe
St. Peter Catholic Church
Father McCarty
Charles Spuhler
Clara Ahrenfield
Funeral of J Clarence Mobley Held at Home
The funeral for the late Mr. J Clarence Mobley was held yesterday afternoon at 2 30 from his daughter Mrs Charles Stewart’s residence 7 Trail Avenue. Services were at the house and conducted by Rev Dr Ulysses S G Rupp. Pallbearers were his brothers Amert Mobdler Sr Carver Mobley William Mobley Harry Mobler Pinckney Mobley and L R Mobley. Interment followed at Mt Olivet cemetery. F Schroeder was the funeral director.
Barbara Fritchie Memorial Cake Sale at New City Hotel
The Barbara Fritchie Memorial Association will hold an afternoon cake sale tomorrow from 3 to 4 at the ladies entrance of the New City Hotel. A variety of cakes will be on sale including the famous tanzichresches and old time cakes.
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Barbara Fritchie
Anyane
Donalans
New City
Burbara Fritchie Memorial Association
New City Hotel
New City Market Plans Cake Sale for Ladies’ Entrance
Local mention invites donations for a cake sale at the New City Hotel. items include Sharpless Cale Pimento Neufchatel Sweitzer Edam Pineapple Roquefort Rice with a line of seasonable wearables and fresh meats and damns. Propretor Elmer Dixon asks support at the ladies’ entrance for afternoon demerros.
Search for Body to Be Continued in Old Maryland Graveyard
Workmen digging in the East All Saints street Episcopal cemetery report little remains found of Thomas Johnson first Maryland Governor buried there in 1819. Nails and a fragment of colored glass near a marker hint at past graves but vault location remains unknown. Digging continues under Underlet Rice with hope to move remains to Mt Olivet.
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Thomas Johnson
Maryland
Episcopal
East All Saints Street
Mt. Olivet
Thomas P. Rice
Johnson
Tuce
Frederick
Underselling Prices Advertises Big Bargains In Shoes And Apparel
An old time ad section highlights the Underselling Storm store promoting big bargains on shoes underwear shirts pants and hosiery with window displays. It also notes a fundraiser for Barbara Fritchie Memorial Association, a fire relief message for Mrs. Alice C. Koontz, and various Frederick area farm listings by W. N. Jolliffe real estate agent.
Don’t fail to pay gas or electric bill on time
The notice warns customers to pay gas or electric bills by due date to keep discounts. It emphasizes timely payment and warns of loss of benefits if the balance remains unpaid. The message urges action to avoid service interruption or discount removal.
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HENDRICKSON AD OFFERS SILK SHIRTS AND COATS
John D. Hendrickson advertises silk shirts and linen dusters at low prices, plus tul suits and skirts, coats for rain, gloves, muslin underwear, draperies, and hygienic knitwear. Real estate and insurance services by J. D. Hendrickson Keller and Toms are listed, with contact at opposite City Hotel Frederick MD.
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Hot Hon
Gianier Dayne
Wwe
Keller & Toms
City Hotel
W. Frederick
Frederick County
American Roading Company
Baltimore
Property Sale Notice by Grayson H. Staley in Md
Grayson H Staley advertises sale of varied properties in Maryland including steam rolling plant and several cottages with baths. Listings mention a poor cottage, 12 room cottage, 74 room cottage and multiple fine bungalows. Prospective buyers are invited to view the properties.
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Braddocs Uirights
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Moser's
S Market
Dickinson
Maikey
Carty's Greendwalt
Nderselling Storers
A. C. Koontz
Geo. F. Thomas
Neidig & Miller
Dhe Sata Doll Bros
Shipley’s
J. Willams Co
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MR. Sayler
Frederick Colony
Awseba
Pryiure
H. S
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Civic Club
Patrik Street
Civ
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Elmer —. Dixon
Old Episcopal Cemetery
Grand Union Tea Co
North Py
F. Thomas
Pricer
W. ON
Jolliffe
West Church St. Frederick
M. Etchison
Jelusen
Sais. OF. Grove
South Market St
Citizens' National Bank
Citizens’ National Bank
Frederick, MD
Capital
J. D. Baker
WM. G. Baker
BAKER
Wm.g. Zimmerman
Samuel G. Duvall
Aust
Cashiar
U. S. Geological Survey
Shringa
Pearre’s Pharmacy
Pearre's
S. Market
Buffalo
Louis Otte
Mountain Top
Ouse
Ceb Cline
Jno
Kolb
John D. Hendrickson
Neidig. & Miller
John N. Brengle
Court ST
Cnn
John X. Erengle
Grayson H. Staley
Grayson HH. Staley
Ad Insurance
M.l.etchisons
Etchison Furnituri
New Citizens’ National Bank
Thos. P, Rice
Thomas P. Rich
Harry G. Tritafpor
Rhaldstatd
Braddock
SulniFban
Farma
Grayson H. Merche
East Third Street
Melroge Ave
Rognoke
Cory Churen
Golie
Albaugh & Barrington
Albaugh & Harrington
Real Hatate
Hemington
Smith-Premier
Monarch
Ace Ua
N.¢Market St
Floon
T. Hickman
Macksmith
Doubs
Cramer & Stausfer
Cramer & Stauffer
REAL
Inak
T. Slalery
Ghent
Tom Tiew
Cution
Prairles Cays
Ai Soaexn
Montgomery
Cantiiles
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