Daily News May 25 169 Local Notices and Trade Edition
The Daily News announces an extra large edition called Frederick City Illustrated with new illustrations and higher production costs. Regular subscribers receive papers without extra charge while single copies cost 5 cents, $1 per hundred mailed, or $3 per hundred as printed. The issue promotes Mountain City growth and urges widespread distribution.
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Tae Dany News
Frederick City
Mountain City
Notable Visitors Across Washington Frederick and Baltimore
Pacely Peracnal mentions Jacob V. Cunnnigham visiting Hoo M. Grove at Lime Kiln in Washington. Harry Chapline from Philadelphia returns to Philadelphia after visiting Frederick relatives. A McCardell travels to Baltimore for business. Bettie Tyson, visiting Shepherdstown, returns home with Mrs. Wain A. Morgan. Wm. T. Gittings and his Knoxville daughter visit the city for a day.
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Pacely Peracnal
Jacob V. Cunnnigham
Washington, D.C
M. J. Grove
Lime Kiln
Harry Chapline
Philadelphia
Frederick
McCardell
Baltimore
Afiss Bettie Tyson
Shepherdstown
W.va
Wain
Water-works Committee Says Action Pending Survey
In a letter to the editor J F Ersexaater, president of the Board of Aldermen, defends the water question. He says the water-works committee is actively preparing for a survey and will report at the earliest moment, then pass resolutions to authorize the work, emphasizing harmony and prudent economy.
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Committee On Water-Works
J. F. Ersexaater
Board of Aldermen
Work of Death and Hobbs Family Obituaries in Chembershore
Leonard Picking, long resident near Rocsy Ridge, aged 69 years 7 months 26 days, died Sunday in Chembershore after a life teaching, shoemaking and surveying. He is buried at Meshanicstown Cemetery. Margaret Benson Hobbs died at 84, mother of Columbus J Hobbs and Evan N Hobbs, widow of R Sneph Hobbs, with wartime memories of Worth Point bombardment.
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Leonard Picking
Chembershore
Rocsy Ridge
Riechanicstown
Meshanicstown
Hobbs
Margaret Benson Hobbs
North Stricker Street
Esktimore
Columbus
Central Station
Evan N. Hobbs
Frederick
Local notes from Walkersville May events and obituaries
Exchange echoes from Walkersville and nearby towns list church services in Charlotteshire Shiloh and Mount Zion, school conversions, lodge installations, and an ice cream festival. Reports include Burn brick tile works burning a first kiln, job growth, and the death of Berry Holtbrewer, Villager near Woodsboro. Funeral services held at Reformed church with Rev Head officiating.
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Wilkerstilile
Miss Este
Church of God
Usk
Walkersville Lodge
O. G.T
C. T. Horse
Mt Zion
Haugh
Rev. House
Mount Zion Methodist Episcopal
Mount Pilessant
United Brethren Church
Missionary Society of
Centerville Reformed Church
D. C. Merz
Johnsville
Walkersville
Reformed Church
Brunswick Herald reports town progress and new industries
The Brunswick Herald notes regular operations at the town yards and the Jordan House designation for the mayor’s hotel. It highlights plans to issue stock for the Brunswick Water Company, improvements on the road to Knoxville, and real estate purchases by Fredericks resident Douglass H. Hargett. A Sunday ordinance bans all card and dice games on the Sabbath with fines from two to ten dollars. The paper urges local business unity to attract manufacturing, including a knitting factory and an iron foundry, to provide local jobs for women and men respectively.
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Brusswick Herald
Jordan
Thomas Glaggett
Miss Ett
Lexington
Alr
Gross
Bmr
T. Gannon
Brunswick Water Company
Knoxville
Douglass H. Hargett
Frederick
Branslywick Land and
Brunswick
the Herald
BL & U
Fruitful grafted tree yields diverse fruit in Cuionville
J Brecueizen of Cuionville planted a wild swamp plum tree and grafted Seese plum then cherry varieties. This year the tree bears many white fruits and even two grapevines with grapes. The Bethel Sabbath school reorganized on April 26 with officers listed. Mechanicstown Clarion notes Mrs I W Loy possesses a century blooming white waxlike plant, cuttings from Mrs Henry Kouzer.
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E. T Sabbeth School
J. Belt Townshend
Joseph T. Stem
Simen Stem
Meggie Stem
Jesse Myers
Howard Mulligan
Joshua Smith
Annie Cover
Emory Buhr
Mechanicstown Clarion—Way
I. W. Loy
Sits. Loy
Henry Kouzer
Erection bids for Johnson store site and school farewell program
Monday last Mesarn Birely and Galer dismantled the Johnson stores and bids for the new bank were opened. Mr C J Carmack will supervise. the church street school closes for farewell exercises with songs, recitations, and performances by Miss Robinson and Miss Lillie Weiner's classes.
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Birely & Galer
Johnson
Bank
Iset
Dot
C. J. Carmack
Church Street
M. A. Hobinson
Serers
Churel Street
Shope
Robinson
Ella Niepold
Luis Fout
Edna AlLain
Beulah Broberly
Bessie Biggs
Mr. Tongue
Rosa Regon
Dame Crump
Grace Dixon
Jessie Goodell
Grace Zimmerman
Marion Clingan
Hattie Merchant
the Robin
C. Gelzendanner
Eustake
Grace Myers
Happy Bird
Nascy Morest
May Hagan
E Mullinix
Clara Davis
Nina Cram
Lara Renner
Dolly
Adah Schleigh
Haldeh Brust
Annie Adams
Nannie Rickards
Lillie Weiner
Whit Monday Photograph And Union Emerald B B C Baseball Match
A group photograph will be taken on Whit Monday morning of YM members. At 2 pm on St John's Institute grounds a nine a side Union team will play the Emerald B B C in a keen match captained by William Roberta and William Poole respectively.
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GC. U
YM. CD
St. John’s Institute
Emerald B. B. C
William Roberta
Wm. Poole
Water Pipe Upgrades Planned in Frederick Areas
Chairman Eisenbauer of the water committee announces upcoming pipe work in West Suh and West 6th streets in the Development Company's addition. A 3 inch line on East Patrick Street will be replaced with a 6 inch main, and the 3 inch line on Bastard Street extended through the new street linking Zieglersville.
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Eisenbauer
Water Committee
West Suh
West 6Th Streets
Frederick
Slso
East Patrick Street
Rink
O’leary
Bastard Street
Zieglers-ville
Real Estate Transfers In Frederick City Area
Jacob Dadisman and wife transfer to The Frederick City Manufacturing and Development Company a lot in Frederick City 3308 and other references. John W Cook and wife transfer to Samuel C Thomas and others three acres and 35 perches for $1. Frederick Miller and wife transfer to Amanda L Culler a lot in Jefferson for $1 000. Frederick Miller and wife transfer to John W Davidson a lot of ground for $34.34.
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Jacob Dadisman
Frederick City
What the Brethren Will Eat at Hagerstown Meet
A list of food provisions for the German Baptist Brethren gathering at Hagerstown includes 40 cattle 15 barrels of granulated sugar 50 boxes of lemons a cask of prunes 100 bushels potatoes 700 dozens eggs. J A Lehman of Indiana will serve as caterer for 15 dollars for the duration with meals prepared and served in on site kitchen and dining rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
J. A. Lehman
Indiana
Wedding on the Bridge at Harpers Ferry
On Monday morning at 8 30 a couple from Mortissburg Mr Wilbert A Morris and Miss Clara D Hendricks were married on the bridge at Harpers Ferry. A large crowd of spectators offered applause as they departed.
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Wilbert A. Morris
Clara D. Hendricks
Mortissburg
Harpers Ferry
Tortoise bears 1950 initials in Brownsville orchard
A 61 year old man, B L Gittings, found eight tortoises in his Brownsville peach orchard. The shells bore the initials H B, 1950, likely marking Hezekiah Boteler who owned the feud sixty one years ago. The tortoise remains healthy.
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B.L. Gittings
Brownsville
H.B
Hezekiah Boteler
Dangerous Holes Plague West Patrick Street Bridge
Corporate authorities urged to repair the West Patrick street bridge as its floors suffer multiple holes. Footing damage endangers animals and motorists with near misses and repeated close calls due to the hazardous gaps.
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West Patrick Street
Frederick Representation At Baltimore German Testimonial
A group from Frederick travelled yesterday afternoon to Baltimore and attended the German testimonial in the Fifth Regiment Armory last night, showing civic support and participation in the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Baltimore
Fifth Regiment
Special Meeting for Jacques de Molay Commandery Officers
A special meeting of Jacques de Molay commandery No 4 in this city is set for Tuesday evening of next week to install the recently elected officers for the ensuing year.
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Jacques de Molay Commandery No. 4
Two Fires Strain Frederick Bakeries in Morning Blaze
Two fires hit Frederick bakeries this morning causing major damage. At Market and West Fifth a furnace overheated, burning a hole in the rear of Mr. Adam Ruland’s bakery and destroying barrels of borax and flour. Mrs. HORSE and Miss Mary Ruland led a bucket brigade to save the shop with Mr. Ruland estimating losses near $200. A second blaze at Mr. Hershberger’s candy shop rear building started from a stove, destroying pine framing and storing 105 to 200 barrels of sugar and related goods. Losses range $1,000 to $1,900, partly insured with Philadelphia and Baltimore companies. Building to be rebuilt.
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Barry
Mary Ruland
Mutual
Frederick County
John Hermhbenger
Philadelphia Fire Association
Baltimore Fire Insurance Company
Mfr
F. G. Thomas
Messrs
Church Notes and Religious Services Overview
Church notes describe confirmation services in the Reformed Church and preparatory services for holy communion. United Brethren Church will skip preaching Sunday due to the pastor's absence with Sabbath School at 1 30 and a 7 30 p m consecration meeting led by G A Gaines. Also notes church events, hotel arrivals, and local magistrate cases with several named individuals.
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Reformed Church
United Brethren Church
G. A. Gaines
United Brethren Publishing House
All Saints P. E
St. James Lutheran Church
Stauffer’s Hall
Walkeraville
Ladies of the Glade Reformed Church
John
Barry
Washington
Europe
Emmiteburg
QO. G. Warteheim
Frederick Union
Hagerstowan Globe
Gagerstown
King's Daughters’ Society
BM. E
Yeet
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Dms
A. L. Ender
India
Brunswick man injured after fall from train
Kidwell Reod Mr. Willard Kidwell of Brunswick is rapidly recovering from injuries suffered in a fall from his train. Dr J W Willeary Peters Ville reports his recovery as remarkable given the seriousness, and expects the man to be up in a few days.
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Kidwell
Willard Kidwell
Brunswick
Tas News
J. W. Willeary
Peters Ville
Fong
Annual supper of Creegerstown Aid Society planned at Lore residence
The Aid Society of Creegerstown schedules its yearly supper at the Lore home of Joseph E. Martin on Whit Monday evening, May 1éth, inviting residents to attend and support the society. The brief item notes local civic activity and social gathering details.
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Aid Society of
Creegerstown
Joseph E. Martin
Lore
Washington Courty Commissioners
Gapland
Wan. B. King
George Alfred Townsend
The Social World Thursday Musicale Closes Meetingat Harmony Grove
The Thursday Musicale held its closing meeting at George Houck's Harmony Grove home with about 100 attendees. Twenty five performers, including Anai e Worman and Katie Metcalfe, presented selections led by Charles Hendrickson and George H Smith, followed by a lavish dining repast and fond memories of a delightful season.
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George Houck
Harmony Grove
An~ Aie
Willie Worman
Katie
Alice Metcalfe
Emma
Nannie
Elizabeth
Tillie Houck
Celeste Rodlker
Roberta Dean
E. Derr Shriner
Mesara
Charles Worman
Edward Houck
John Dean
Harvey Kefanver
C. Ed
Sion
Joeph Roelker
Muller
Ava Maria
Phelps
Sweet
Low
Banddy
Geo. Ed. Smith
Richards
C. Bisley Gambrill
Hickory Nutting
Glee
Stewart
Rosen
Mele
Greenwood
Cormmet
Messia
Smith
Dean
Chant
Iris Enibs
Voceligis
Masiesse
Arion Quartetta
Alesse
J. W. L. Carty
Gambrill
Charles Hendrickson
W. O
Tillie Honck
County Correspondence Shooestows May 32 Banquet Life and visits
County column reports a banquet at the home of Mr and Mrs John Bast in honor of their son with attendees from Frederick Jeresstein Boonsboro and Harmony Grove. Several residents, including Mrs J T Webster and Mrs Murphy, are mentioned along with visits by Miss Maggie Gonso and Mr William East. Jerusalem May 12 notes Harry Webster and family visiting, plus William Rodrick and family at Libertytown.
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Shooestows
John Mr. Basthere
Wiotone Lomers
Boonehors
Waskisztun County
Guesia
Jota C., Hagan
Frederick
Join T. Webster
Jeresstein
Murphy
Aon
Boonsboro
Mlc
Refauver and Son
Cori
Hennes
Ells
Plorstionsp
Harmony Grove
Ed. M. Webster
Maggie Gonso
Ed Webster
Harmong Grove
Jerusalem
Harry Webster
Adamstown
Webster
Jobn & Webster
William East
William Rodrick and
Farally
Libertytown
Rourick
W. E. Mercer
Local notices and health remedies in odd mix
Local items report residents with mild illnesses and recoveries, including Joshus J Dill and Helen Smith returning to health, Geo Rodock and Ed Heinlein on light duties. An advertisement extols Kemp's Balsam and Beecham's Pile Wellness with claims of cures and sample offers in archaic language.
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Joshus J. Dill
Miss Helen Smith
East Fourth
Street
Geo
Rodock
Ed. Heinlein
North Market Street
Marriage Licenses and Court Inventory Notice
HYMEREAL PAYNE MASAS. April 22 at Waynesboro by Rev J B Mann Charles Payne of Frederick and Miss Ella dianus of Waynesboro. Lida H Buhrman Foxville 20d Jane H Huffman Mechanicstown Charles H Smith and Adam Fowler both of this city. Orphans Court inventory of personal property in the estate of Michael Zimmerman deceased Aled for second.
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Lida H. Buhrman
Foxville
Jane £. Huffman
Mechanicstown
Charles H. Smith
Adam Fowler
Orphans” Court
Michael Zimmerman
Aled
Bollenix Kemp Dry Goods Ad Promotes New Fabrics and Mats
Bollenix & Kemp advertise a new line of Outings Charlies and Serges 708s praised as beautiful. They tout Big Bargains in 27 and 40 yard finishes and showcase Shan tong Penzers at 32 yards. Carpet department features 47 rovis 1280 yards of Japanese Blattings arriving, totaling 170 rolls or 6804 yards. They boast rising matting trade and offer styles and prices not found elsewhere.
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Charlies
Serges
Alamos Association Presents Tennyson and Arthurian Scenes
The Alamos Association of the Serainery will show two representatives and a third Tennyson piece. Edvls of the Seminary Hall will present Arthurian legends in press images, with a musical reading. Ladies are invited as V. Burkey of Mesum Joes Gatman & Co. will attend City Hotel Monday through Wednesday May 15, 22, and 25 offering samples, patterns, and prices from the firm.
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Tennyson
Fennyson
V. Burkey
Mesum Joes Gatman & Co
Belamore
City Hotel
Om Morvay
Retail sales surge for Ceresville roller four
The week ending March 21 shows higher retail demand for the Ceresville roller four than ever before. E A Shriner Milling Co reports we manufacture expressly for home trade and notes strong consumer appreciation.
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Ceresville Roller
E. A. Shriner Milling Co
Attractive Advertising Specialties Hit Local Market
Local News Office showcases new advertising novelties for spring use and mentions cheap printing options. The page also includes old time patent medicine pitches and a note about summer cheviots and new swisses opened for sale.
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