Personal notices of movements and visits in Frederick
Feasent paragraphs detail Mr BR Long of Now Midway visiting Frederick on business. John J Ramsburg and Miss Ramsburg of East Church Street attend relatives in Washington. Richard P Ross and Miss Alice Y Shriner of North Market Street returned from New York. May Lyright and Burdette of Boyds spend the day with friends in Frederick. Mrs W T Dawson of Baltimore, guest of Mr and Mrs Joseph Trundle, returns. Dr Charles F Goodell returns from Framingham Mass after funeral of his brother John H Goodell held Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BR. E. Long
Now Midway
Frederick
John 8. Ramsburg
Rameburg
East Church Straet
Washington
Richard P. Ross
Alice Y. Shriner
North Market Street
New York
May Lyright
Burdette
Boyds
Montgomery County
Sre
Fred
W. T. Dawson
Baltimore
Joseph Trundle
South Market Stress
Charles F. Goodell
South Framingham
Mase
John H. Goodell
Brief Bits of Local and General Interest
The column notes the month half gone and picnic season opening on WhitMonday, plus meat prices rising. It mentions magnets, comments on trust, a free gentleman, a United Fire Company meeting at 7:30 PM, advice to whitewash premises, and a quip about remembering when right. It lists Masonic festival music by Brenner's orchestra, county commissioners inspecting a railroad crossing wall at Monrovia, and Junior Fire Company president delaying delegate names to the State Firemen’s Convention until tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Fire Company
Brenner
Monrovia
O. T. Dougherty
John O. Matter
Junior Fire Company
Death of Richard H. Bennett at Germantown
Richard H Bennett of Germantown Montgomery county died at his home Wednesday night aged 70 from kidney disease. He leaves a widow and 10 children scattered in Maryland Virginia and Washington with several grandchildren. Also noted are arrests of John Z Nesbit and Robert Dorin for stealing rides on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad and suspected deserters awaiting transfer to a navy yard. In local illness news Charles C Hedges Windsor Hotel Cumberland is critically ill with kidney trouble. his daughter-in-law Mrs Hedges goes to Cumberland. E R Steele of Park Hotel has improved after illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Buttrick
Wiliam Henry Seward
Florida
Orange County
Baron Fourier
Amous
Mathemy- Fourier
Fourier
Napoleon
Academy
Edward Bright
The
Examiner
New York City
John J. Almy
Washington
Richard H. Bennett
Richard H. Bannatt
Germantown
Montgomery County
Bennett
Annie
Atgomery County
Aliah
Ailnutt
Virginia
Arthur Hughes
Darnestown
Woottie Bennett
Mesera
William Bennett
Algerstown
B. A. Bennett
George and Horace Bennett
Sin
Reginald Bennett
John Z. Nesbit
Robert Dorin
Brunswick
Baltimore and Ohio
United States Navy
Seagus Island Navy Yard
Philadelphia
Charles C. Hedges
Windsor Hotel
Cumberland
Hsien Hedges
Baltimore
E. ER. Steele
Park Hotel
Pavement Work Adds Touch to Masonic Temple Exterior
Murray and Storm plasterers, aided by a force of men, are laying cement pavement in front of the Masonic Temple. The substantial workmanship enhances the temple’s appearance and street presence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Temple
Murray and Storm
W C U Convention Shows Good Work By Frederick County Unit
The sixteenth annual W C T U convention met at the Buckeystown M P Church with about fifty members. Reports showed favorable finances and progress across Frederick County unions despite an earlier schedule. Mrs Louise S Rounds of Illinois gave the keynote address on the five bars of temptation, urging faith and duty, as officers and superintendents were elected for the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
Frederick County
M. P
Buckeystown
8. O. Thomas
Webster Strayer
Thomas
Janie Delashmutt
Backeystown
Florence Hammond
Baltimore
Has- Top
E. 8. Todd
Frederick
Alfred Ritter
Wim. Zimmerman
Ritter
Mra. Daslup
Wm. F. Qohilton
Ramilton Lindesy
Tressurer
Misa Katharine Bartgis
A. T. Nicodemus
Miss Keller
Department of Purity
Miss Moreau
Carrie Morsell
L. T. Legion
A. T. Nicodemans
Stoner
Gaylor
Middletown
Marriott
Jefferson
George Worman
Radcliffe
W. E. Kindley
Maggie Addison
Ijamsville
Dean
Misa Carrie Nicodemur
Janie Delashmtutt
Atville Conner
Adamstown
M. P. Church
The
Loyal Legion
Wilson Strayer
Louise S. Rounds
Illinois
Frederick W. O. T. UG
Rat Poison Companions and Children Committed to Hospital
Margaret Stanley, colored, appeared before Justice Stein on a neglect charge for leaving two children alone in a rat infested Broadway house. The younger child, eight, suffered recent bite wounds with bone exposure. Dr. Harvey Getz Endanner warned of blood poisoning. Major Goldsborough secured commitment to Montevue Hospital with the mother citing no husband support and work necessity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montevue Hospital
Margaret Stanley
Harvey Getzendanner
B. Y. Goldsborough
Jmage
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
Montayne Hospital
Naval panel fights plan to bar Maclay history at academy
Rep Sydney E Mudd announces an amendment to the Naval Appropriation bill to forbid using funds for Edgar Stanton Maclay history in ships libraries or the Naval Academy. He cites controversy over Schley and the Battle of Santiago, urges preservation of history without bias, and notes Navy approval disputes. Pension for George W Stockman raised to 10 dollars monthly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Representatives
Sydney E. Mudd
Maryland
Maclay
United States Naval Academy
Mr. Mudd
Sobley
Santiago
Thas
Neosai Tate
Admiral Sampson
Sohley
Rampson
Edgar Stanton Maclay
Naval Academy
Naval Establishment
United States
Flad
Cochrane
Missouri
Maudd
Mr. Cochrane
Navy Department
Mr Mudd—Ii
Mudd
Naval School
Long
Academy
Admiral Schley
Schiey
Cuba
Caribbean Sea
Naval Affairs Committee
Kathleen Mavourneen Drama With Frederick Select Orchestra
A large audience enjoyed Mrs. A. S. McDaniel's election class drama Kathleen Mavourneen at City Opera House, preceded by the Frederick Select Orchestra playing King Dodo. Edith Utz led as Kathleen with strong support from Harry Kefauver and R. H. Lee Retch. ensemble performance praised. notable overtures and the Hunting Scene encore drew applause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. S. McDaniel
Frederick Select
City Opera House
Qpers House
Kathleen Mavourneen
Dodo
David O'Connor
Kathleen
O'Connor
Trish
Terence O’more
Bernard Kavanagh
Terence
Kavanaugh
Yen
Kavanagh
Miss
Edith Utz
Harry J. Kefauver
Terence O' Moora
R. H. Lee Retch
Bernard Kavanaugh
0.C. Kefsover
Jod B. Smith
Father O' Cassidy
Harry Zimmerman
Bill Button Osp
Walter McDaniel
Mr. Clearfield
Ernest McCardell
Brack Body
Robert Mer
McDaniel
Frederick Select Orchestra
O. S. Howard
Robert Burke
Lee Hanshaw
Postofice Matters and Recital At Woman's College
Irving S. Biser will receive appointment to an additional clerkship in the postoffice. Fourteen applicants are taking the civil service exam for rural free delivery system inspector in the county, with a 900 dollar yearly pay plus expenses, appointment by July 1. Miss Eisenhauer, a soprano from Woman's College Conservatory of Music, will give a recital tonight in Woman's College Hall with Prof. Maurics G. Beckwith as teacher. the program begins at 9:30 due to church service contributions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Postofice
Irving.s. Biser
Eisenhauer
Lacy Eisenhaner
Woman's College Conservatory of Music
Maurics
G. ‘Beckwith
Woman's College Hall
Epworth League Social Set At M E Church Tonight
The Epworth League of the M E church invites members and friends to a social this evening at 8 45 o clock in the Sunday school room. A brief program will open, followed by several social activities. All are welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
M. E. Church
Market quotations from The Loon Mart Easterp Milling Co
Quotations today list corn per barrel 285 shelled corn 62 cents per bushel No 2 red wheat steamer 73 rejected 01 cents per bushel hay 9 10 per ton with a few typographical errors noted in the clipping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loon Mart
Easterp, Milling Company
Law grip on Eide stealers ends in jail with train-riding charge
Dennis Rosch Hughes Damio Charles Fisher Henry Lampe and Charles Warren were arrested at Branswick by Deputy Sheriff Naleon and committed to jail for five days on train riding charges. They were brought to Frederick this morning. Mamie Stoz was arrested last night for vagrancy and scheduled for a hearing at 8 pm before Justice Eckstein. Maryland ex hibit awards announced include ten gold medals four silver medals five honorable mentions and a silver medal to Washington Janction Stone Company for marble and sandstone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis Rosch
Hughes Damio
Charles Fisher
Henry Lampe
Charles Warren
Branswick
Naleon
Justice Jordan
Frederick
Mamie Stoz
Officer King
Justice Eckstein
Maryland
Charleston
William Boliock Clark
State Geological Survey
Washington Janction Stone Company
Medal Awarded to Woman's College at Pan-America Expo
A large bronze medal with suitable designs and inscriptions was awarded last summer at the Pan-Americana Exposition for an exhibit of Woman's College work. The medal has now been received by the college, recognizing its merit in showcasing their academic efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's College
Lawsuit Seeks Equal School Tax Distribution Reform
Robert Shriver of Allegany County petitions Anne Arundel Circuit Court for a mandamus order against Comptroller Hering to require the state to distribute the school tax by population, arguing current practice counts colored pupils twice and privileges heavily colored counties while Allegany and similar counties pay more taxes. Judge Revell ordered the comptroller to show cause by May 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Shriver
Alisgany County
Thss
Circuit Court
Anne Arundel County
Mandacus
Verlag
Baltimore City
Todny
Allegany
Revell
Hering
New B and O Railroad Schedule Shows Minor Adjustments
The Baltimore and Ohio schedule takes effect Sunday May 18 with few changes to arrival and departure times. A new weekday Frederick to Washington train leaves at 11 10 a m connecting in Washington Junction with the Chicago limited. The Frederick 6 oclock morning train remains but Sundays move to 7 05 a m. The 4 00 p m arrival shifts to 4 05 p m and a new train arriving 12 40 p m on weekdays will connect at Washington Junction with trains 8 2 65 and 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company
Frederick
Washington
Chicago Limited
Washington Junction
Park Hotel hosts grand May events and concerts
Local notices announce the opening of Braddock Heights on Whit Monday May 10 with dancing 2 to 11. Feather bed cleaning by steam offered with honest work. Park Hotel schedules a grand concert by a full orchestra Friday May 33 at the City Opera House and a rummage sale by the Frederick City Hospital Association. Suits offered, temperance hotel boarders, and cabbages and plants for sale. Baltimore and Ohio excursion rates apply Sundays in summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock Heights
Whitmonday
Mullinix Cleaners Promotes Spring Floor Coverings
L B Mullinix advertises busy season for cleaners with new floor coverings, shades, wallpaper, andDecorating services. Highlights right goods at right prices and a broad selection for spring and summer. Call and see Mullinix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bouss
End of the week sale at Neidig Miller and Clinton & Main
Neidig Miller and Clinton & Main feature a wide sale of fabrics and household goods. Offers include heavy brown muslin, table linens, lace curtains, gowns, baskets, and Egyptian cotton products with discounts today. Also advertising game tables, Spaulding base ball goods, and a variety of glassware and home items at low prices. Includes local business addresses and a March sale cadence.
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Daily News
Wastmneros
Tex News
W. L. Moors, Chist
Weather Bureau
Edward James
Jhas
Wertheimer
F. J. Schroeder
Mealey Bros
Merchant Tailor
M. P. Morseysburg College
Hospital Association
R. Mualin Underwear
Rodock & Co
Nordig & Miller
John Hendrickson
Con Whitmonday
W.C
U. Convention
Ratspor
Tobar Maclay
Mr, Mudd
George W. Stockman
Pengavilla
M. FP
Mozsr
N. Market Street
Frederick, Ma
Gettysburg College
Salem Masonic
Market and
Second Streets
Frederick City Hospital Association
West Patrick Sr
Sade
Meatzy Bros
New Market
Grom Rouse
Temperance
Grace Reformed
Cherok
Kemp Hall
Wan
GC. Boteler
Medical
Kansas City University
London
N. Market St
Baltimore and Otic
Baltimore & Ohio R. BR
Qusive
L. B. Mullinix
L. E. Mullinix
Etkal
Gou
John Henpniczszon
Neidig & Miller
Miller
Clinton & Main
Clinton E
Wain
Grecoate Pharmacist
N. Market
Predarick County
Isanogle & Wagarssa
Ping Pong
Spaulding's
Spaulding Bros
Bes
Isanogle & Wagaman
Frederich. UD
F. B. Sappington
Ca. Glassware, &C
Jota
F. B. Sappengtomn's
deaFdawiy
Rodook & CO
Ren
Rodoor & CO
A. T. Rice A & Sons
A. T. Rioz & Sons
Frederick, MD
Frederick County Telephone
Thomas P. Rice
East Fourth Stres
Willard
Keller
Sultan
Charles Wertheimer
Frank J. Schroeder
East
Patrick Stract
Addressan
Western New York Nursery Company
Rochester
N. Y
Cook
Eugene Taylor
City
Baltimore Pike
Maylidttawl
Nubbe
Bob Young
C. Foyne
Sentience Court
Petermar
West
Franklin Street
Joseph W. Gaver
Attorney AT Law
Toade
Ofer Aed
Asdawly
Nodwin Devilbier
Amos Urner
Devilbiss & Dener
Insurance
Doll & Albaugh Pautidieg
Frederick, Malaotidawly
Atlee
University OF Maryland
Eulcli
North Market
Stowe Ames
George A. Gilbert
Nicodemuer
Ali
Frederick Co
Noah
Cramer
van B. Cramer
Fram Te
Wortrage
Bartholows
Church St
Derelling
Clemwarife
Beatz B
Noure
Hoass
Agar Myarstilie
Walkeravilis
Moaler
Braddock
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