Local residents and visitors in Frederick observe city scenes
Urry Dr B Highbarger of Hagerstown visits City Hotel. Mrs Armor Ball of Littlestown tours relatives. Rev B V Switzer of Poolesville stays with friends. Miss Myrtle Ports returns from visiting.Harrisburg and Baltimore trips include Mr Johan Louis Miller in city, Mrs Margaret Best returns to Washington to father Garry. Conversations with several families mark a day of business and social visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O B. Highbarger
Hagerstown
Armor Ball
Littlestown
B. V. Switzer
Poolesvire
Thomas Maynard
Libertytown
Frederick
Charies W. Miller
Worth Market Street
Eumitsburg
Myrtle Ports
Johan Louis Miller
Washington
Zolds Mowen
Hagerstows
Ruth Hagan
North Market Street
C.C. Ansheimer
Baltimore
George Salter, Jr
Chambersburg, Pa
Cambsriand Valley Firemen’s Convention
Irs
Margaret A. Best
Garry
East Patrick Street
Messrs
Charles
B.T
Pretty Moon Ravine wedding unites Miss Nellie J Weast and John W Arnold
A noon ceremony at Mr and Mrs Hiram J Weast home in Moon Ravine joined Miss Nellie Jer Dette Weast and John W Arnold of Millerstown Pa. Elder S H Utz officiated before a large crowd. Attendants Dudley Weast Edith Utz Hester Walker Madeline MurSock wore white. Bride wore white gown with red accents and carried Bride roses. Bridesmaid wore white over white silk with carnations. Wedding breakfast followed amid a rice shower, then trip to Atlantic City aboard the B&O railroad. Groom works as bookkeeper for Douglass Brothers rail contractors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aesold
Wease
Hiram J. Weast
Moonravis
Nellie Jer Dette Weast
John W. Arnold
Millerstown
H. Utz
Dudley Weast
Misa Edith Utz
Hester Walker
Madeline Mur- Sock
Atlantic City
Douglass Brothers
Will of Mrs. Ann M. Leszer Filed for Probate in Middletown
The will of Mrs. Ann Maris Leszer of Middletown is filed in the Orphans Court. Bequests include 50 to Emma Biser, 50 to Annie Hoogle, 50 to Sallie Willard, 50 to Ann L Rebeccs Beach ley, 100 to Dalla Main, 25 each to George Main and Harry Main, 25 to Lorsuz3 Main, 25 to Emma Donb, 350 to St Pauls Orphans Home at Butler, Pa., with rest to sister Mary Main. Frederick T Mato named sole executor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wil
Leszer
Ann Maris Leszer
Middletown
Orphane’ Court
Mary 4. Main
Frederick PT. Maine
Delia Main
Charles F. Main
Emma Biser
George Biser
Annie
Lorsuz3
Main
Emma Donb
Cyrus Card
Board of
St. Paul’s Orphans’ Home
Butler
Mary A. Main
Frederick
Frederick Tmato
Strawberry festival planned by United Fire Company
The United Fire Company committee schedules a strawberry festival in the Park Hotel building from June 1 to 9. Nearby, attempted break-ins on Dawson Flock and Cyrus F. Flock residences in Myeraville were thwarted each time as the would be thief fled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Fire Company
Park Hotel
Dawson Flock
Cyrus F. Flock
Myeraville
Baltimore and Ohio to Double Brazewood Yard Capacity
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad awarded a contract to F Cement & Co of Paris, Alabama for enlarging the Brazewood terminal at Brunswick. Yard capacity will reach about 7,600 cars with 33 miles of new yard tracks, increasing tracks from two to four for freight handling while passenger tracks remain in use. Project cost is estimated between 700000 and 750000 dollars, and work begins immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Brazewiot
Thisgoxzaty
F Ciement
Parlaisipais
Tas
Brooswick
Eknoxville
Bendling Bestnese
Brunswick
Campaign canvass for YMCA funds in Frederick meeting Friday
A campaign canvass for funds toward the construction of a Frederick YMCA building has been distributed to committee members. No exact plan can be approved until reports from canvassers are presented at Friday’s fall committee meeting at Kemp Hall. The effort seeks broad civic participation, stressing shared responsibility and community goodwill with a gathering at 8 o’clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y.M.C
Frederick
Atery
Kemp Hall
Presbyterian Prayer Book Divides Presbyterians Over Approved Use
The Presbyterian General Assembly approved a new Book of Common Worship sparking opposition among many loyal Presbyterians who fear Romanism or Episcopalian influence. Published by the Presbyterian Board of Publication, it allows voluntary use in churches and omits the word “obex” in marriage services, signaling broader adoption in the East and national offices while some congregations may refrain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bundsy
New York Times
Presbyterian General Assembly
General Assembly
Banry Var Dyke
Rosebud Beats South Street 8 to 3 In Club Ball Game
Rosebud defeated South Street 8 to 3 at Clarke Pines Diamond despite poor weather. Batteries Rosebud E Zeigler and H Zeigler S S Phosbas and Simp. Blue Star Baseball Club seeks teams ages 10 to 12. contact Ernest Kennedy. lineup includes Sinn Kennedy Pampell Moberly Kemp Sisley Castle Rhoads Quystr Stanton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosebud
South Street
Clarke Pines
Rasebud
H. Zeigler
S.S
Phosbas
Simp
Blue Star Baseball
Ernest Kennedy
Walter Sinn
Pampell
Harold Moberly
Arthur Kemp
Sisley
Frank Castle
Paul Rhoads
Allen Quystr
Harry Stanton
Market Quota Update from The Local Start
Market quota for today lists corn at 2.50 per barrel shelled 59 cents per bushel wheat No 3 red slo No 3 tic steamer 723 per baskel rajooted 50 per bushel damaged 600 per bash oats 30 cents pat tasks
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tysoc & Nicodemus
Mons
Boonsboro Girls Back Boycott of Townsmen
Boonsboro girls in Washington county resolved to boycott all local men who visit other villages for courtship, vowing to entertain none and to show disapproval at every chance. After secret meetings and swift decisions, the plan spurred lively town debate as boys vow to seek elsewhere while the girls defend their stance awaiting outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boonsboro
Washington County
Bonday
Lowndes Confident in Bid for Sixth District Nomination
Mr Llosa Lowndes of Allegany county and the late ex Governor Lloyd Lowndes seeks the Republican nomination in the sixth district. He traveled to Baltimore yesterday to discuss his candidacy and insists he entered the race to win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Llosa Lowndles
Anegany
Stith Distriot
Oslone Pestre
Lowndes
Allegany County
Crawford County
Batt
Binca
Annapolis concert aids San Frascizes sufferers
News from the state notes a benefit concert in Annapolis for San Frascizes sufferers. John Blanchard Hane faces trial at Centreville for the murder of Joseph R. Pries of Kent Island. A silver service for the armored cruiser Maryland is set for Annapolis on May 31. William Brown, Barnesville Republican leader, named postmaster there, succeeding Allen W. Orme. Pooleville elects Dr B W Walling mayor to replace T R Hall. John Dignan, linked to a 1852 Baltimore murder, died by suicide. Baltimore may host the next Methodist Episcopal general conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Blanchard Hane
Gentreville
Jozeph R. Pries
Kent Island
Annapolis
Jobs William Brown
Barnesville
Allen W. Orme
Board of Town Commission
Pooleaville
B. W. Walling
T. R. Hall
John Dignan
Baltimore
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Senator Gorman Rallies as Physicians Report Improvement
Senator Gorman has rallied and doctors report his condition improved. He is kept quiet to rest and follow current events. He had a good day yesterday and last night rested easily. Family members are sanguine about his health and expect transfer to his country home near Inurel when weather improves in May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Gorman
Gorman
Inurel
Mayor Receives Red Cross Donation Pledge
Mayor Emith accepted a donor pledge from Eugene Livering treasurer of the Maryland branch of the American Red Cross for 52337. The donation supports relief for sufferers and a waterworks program. City officials, including the Board of Aldermen and Water Works representatives, plan an on site visit to the waterworks tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emith
Eugene Livering
Maryland Branca
American Red Cross Society
Brederick Foc
California
Pieasa
Ths
Red Gross Society
Aufferers
Board of
Aldermenia
Saparin Tandems of Water Works
Frank Fr. Tyeryar
Sxpset
Tomorror
Naval officer appointment influence at White House
A Frederick Maryland delegation led by Rep Pearre urged the appointment of Reno 8 Sarpy as naval officer for Baltimore. The group pressed Maryland patronage claims with President Roosevelt who said no action would occur until Secretary Bonaparte returns. Delegates cited widespread support among Maryland Republicans and top party figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearre
Frederick
Washington
Montgomery
White House
Reno
Sarpy
Sha
Baltimore
A. J. Gill
Hoe
Barp
Mosers
Bret
The
Washington Star
John R. Borzasr
Wil- Mam Tsihiser
Gilat Bilafe
Cjunty
State Central
Thay Ateo
General Assembly
Maryland
Garrett
Allegany
John
Limeriog
Roosevelt
Bonaparte
Pearce
Jesus O. Olsgett
Faas
Olsgett
Frianda
Maister Hed
Fister
Offici Uhbairman Jena
B. Banus
C. 9. Pasey
Sayre de Graca
Congrezaman Wachter
J | Smark McDonald
Mudd
J. C. Wilmer
Charles County
Alexander B. Hagner
Washington County
Dir
Afr
Harp
Frederick County
Sir. Harp
Baltimore Oiby
United States Immigration
United States
Internal Revenue
Phillipa Lee Goldaborough
A. Lincoln Dryden
Western
Marsland
Att- Bonaparte
Capital Surplus and Bank Officers List Shown
An image style excerpt lists bank officers including J.D. Baker and W. G. Baker as president and vice president with cashier roles noted. The text mentions multiple names such as J.D. Baker D.E. Keravex and D.H. Hazost, along with locations like Taos. The OCR fragment indicates a financial institution's listed personnel and roles.
Cheap pianos and notions crowd Frederick ad page
An old advertisement page lists John Hendricks Co and Little Price Epoch promoting pianos and organs with large discounts and easy terms. It urges readers to visit Music & Literature at 217 N Market St Frederick MD to view offerings. Also promotes imported Madras shirtings, gas and electric bill reminders, mower repairs, and a slave display offer from Frepigice Gas and Electric Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Advu
Music & Literarese
North Market St. Frederick, Md
Fortieth Anniversary of All Saints Rector
Rev Dr Ozborns Ingle marks forty years as rector of All Saints Hotsco pal church. He began his tenure May 13 1866 after transferring from Memorial Church Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ozborns Ingle
All Saints’ Hotscopal Church
Shiscly
Ingle
Memorial Church
Bsltimora
Temperance Association Meeting Invites Members Friday
The Young Men's Temperance Association will meet in the W O T O room at 7 20 p m on Friday May 11. Members and friends are cordially invited to attend.
Baltimore & Ohio Excursions and Local Notices
Local items list May 12 special train times to Washington and Baltimore with return schedule, a Blumenscer cough syrup sale offer, sharpeners and repair services, a May 12 demonstration day at a market with coffee, a Visitation Academy alumni cantata on Friday May 11, mill schedule change after May 12, carpet cleaning service, a seafood and fish market ad, and an In Memoriam notice for Blair Manzella Sowings dated April 9, 1806.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore & Ohio
Washington
Baltimore
Istorn
Frederick
Religious services and appointments in several churches
News of the churches notes Holy Communion at Grace Reformed Pleasant Hill led by Rev M Hench next Sunday May 13 at 10 15. Zion Reformed Charlesville holds regular service next Sunday at 2 15. Farewell services May 12 in Barkittsville Petereville Keoxville with Rev John Kalioria. Kaloris accepted call to Pennsylvanian charge. Keoxville, Barkittsville, Petereville times listed. Roscoe Swadener of Libertytown appointed clerk in statistics department. Salary cited as 31 000 a year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Reformed
Pleasant Hill
M. Hench
Zion Reformed Church
Charlesville
John &Kalioria
Barkittsville
Kaloris Bag
Mx_ Swaileuer
Collentor Stone
Baltmore
Yaterday
Roscoe Swadener
Libertytown
Frederick County
Statistical Department
4K. Spaaking
Letter on paint composition from Davos lead and zinc debate
A letter to Kille Bros of Frederick Maryland discusses paint materials and aging. It cites Devon lead and zinc as durable options and contrasts between of lead and oil paints. A homeowner compares two houses painted years apart, noting wear differences and a plan to repaint with Davoe products next time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sirz
Devos
Davos Costa
Thas
Icha N. Delts
Fair Haven
Charles Hollenback
Shila Place
Davoe
Matting Rugs Debut in City Market Offerings
L. E. Mullin advertises new large room size Matting Rugs for the season with limited quantities. The spot highlights the widest range of designs in Mating Rugs and matching hall and stair pieces, urging customers to compare prices and styles.
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Daily News
Sn Patrion
New York City
Easlisa
Afris
Lon
Wasrisavom
Ww. L. Moons
Peter Mantz
Thor
Plana
Busew
Ck Freight Yard
Committtee
Presbyterian Prayer Book
HR. Lowndes
News OF the
Svante
Tyes
Mr. Harp
Presideat
Secrtary Bonaparte
Cyylzens
National Bank
John Hendrickson
Opus
Telephone al Af
Ninoh Landon
Citizens’ Nat. Bank
Frederick, MD
J.D. Laker
WH. G. Baker
H. D. Kaees
Zimmerman Samuel
Duvall
Directore
McBuezer
D.E. Keracvex
Eire
J.D. Bakex
Jcogrixo
MoTrex
D.H. Hazostr
Jomx
Hawsema
Taos
H- Halure
Ws. G. Barre
M. Tromas
Darige Baskk
Ross
Omumry
Jowan
John Hendricksce
Nedic & Miller
Batiste
Gigarian
Perstar
Banda
Neidig & Miller
Music & Literature
Market St
Eeavy, Kanize & Co
Apgorr Macarve
All Saints’ Street
Oeteaparby
E.L. Schmid
Citizens’ War
Bank Buiiding
Unionic
Diesasas
Blumenscer
East Fourth Street
Lawe Monsra
Wm. J. Kennedy
Kennedy
N. E.O
Goffee
Thes Podlic
J. Eichelsirges
Orth West Corner Market
Third Streets
Visitation Academy Alumni Association
Academy
Emma R Giltsese
Pattons
D. Bowrzs Louezx Co
O. Feass Bice
Excelsior Steam
Sterling & Son
Blair Manzella Sowings
Lovina Mawai
Para
News OF the Churches
Kille Bros
W. Davor & Co
New York
Hargett& Co
L. E. Mullin
Theia
Inet
Iasi
Hovss Diesese
Atyle Lawos
Colarm
MoQalt
Jace
George
Rodoor
Belene
H. 5
Smith
East Church Street
Marizdawls
Peterman
West Franklin Trust
Tre Kyh
Cite Hotel
Wert Vialt
Mariedsrls
Oftex Rou
Connie U. L. Refauver
North Aarket Street
Fostix
Ular
Life
Morgan Cecil
Fasoy and Staple Groceries
West Patrichigteeet
Frederickh, MD
Third Street
Gramer & Stauffer
Anpiy R
Fourth
Hsha
Appli Ches T. HK. Youngs
Central National
Hans Boudinz
Tisee
Hsts
J. Hasenstoce
Mace Nom Ey
E. Ssppencton
Dioner
IF. B. Sappingtor
City
Baik
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