PURELY PERSONAL AROUND TOWN VISITORS AND CALLERS
Mrs. Charles Eader of Baltimore visits Mrs. A L Eader on South Market Street. Miss Mary DeGrange from near Adams Town spends the day with city friends. Miss Bianche Simmons returns from Walbrook Baltimore. Miss Jane Blemlinger of Yellow Springs visits Mrs. John Roderick on West Fifth Street. Mrs. John H. King and children from Gaithersburg visit Mrs. John Smith on East Fourth Street. Mrs. F E Thomas of Dill Avenue stays with Mrs. Charles Rohrback near Lima Kfin. Miss Mamie Eschbaugh and Master C Charles, Wraderick, visit friends in Washington. Mrs. Charles A. Landis on West Patrick Street spends the day with sister Mrs. Charles A. Spangler in Hagerstown. Dr. and Mrs. George Honoth of Baltimore return home after visiting their parents in Harmony Grove. Mrs. Gasper E. Olins and children, Buble and Grace, East Third Street, visit relatives in Boston Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thoas
Charles Eader
Baltimore
A.L Eader
South Market Street
Mary DeGrange
Adamstown
Bianche Simmons
West Patrick Street
Walbrook
Jane Blemlinger
Yallow Springs
John Roderick
West Fifth Street
John H. King
Gaithernburg
John Smith
East Fourth Street
SiMirs
F. E. Thomas
Dill Avenue
Charles Rohrback
Lima Kfin
Mias Mamis Eschbaugh
Master Q Charles
Wraderick
Washington
Charles A. Landis
Patrick Street
Charles A. Spangler
Hagarshown
George Honoth
Harmony Grove
Gasper E. Olins
Buble and
Grace
East Third Atrest
Boston
Maas
Social Evening at Frederick City Hospital Charity Event
The Frederick City Hospital held a pleasant social gathering at Janier Halls last evening with a snowball themed stag game and homemade bonbons. Prizes included glass bonbons, china dishes, vases, umbrella, and other tokens. Nespolitac cream and cakes followed the game with attendees listed among Mrs. Nosh E. Cramer and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City Hospital
Gaila
Janier Halls
Noah E. Cramer
John N. Clary
Misa Kate Ramabarg
Chan
FE. T. Beast
Chas. Byerly
McCoy
Harry Bowers
Margaret Eisenhower
Micanor Harry
Nosh E. Cramer
Joseph Houff
Jacob Schmidt
Harry Chapling
Les Reich
Alica Dean
Newcomer
Laura Schmidt
Local News and College Notes From Frederick Us
The paper reports several sick residents including Mr Wm Lambert and Mrs George Schell with typhoid fever and illness elsewhere. Prof L Booitz is able to walk again. Miss Mary E Rosskey and Charles Kemp show improving health. Frederick College session ends with Hatton addressing students and promising a bright future as enrollment grows. A legal note cites a compromise in the Willimson suit against the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad over an automobile wreck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm Lambert
Utica
George Schell
West South Street
Taomas Parramore
Brooklyn
N.Y
Mary Friends
L Booitz
Mary E. Rosskey
West South Stress
Ais Ap
Charles Kemp
Enis Kemp
Jefferson
Harvay F. Gentzendanner
College Ssasion
Frederick Osliege
Hatton
Powhatan College
Firemen thwart major blaze near Morgan Cecil grocery
Early today a fire erupted behind Morgan Cecil's West Patrick street store with a 50-gallon coal oil tank feeding flames. Firemen confined it to an areaway and damaged stock at Cecil and Cline. Eagles and Oline building rooms escaped major harm. Miss Lattie Geisinger raised the alarm. cause unknown. A later small fire at Thomas Davis' West Patrick street home caused minor burns and light oilcloth scorching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan Cecil
C. E Cline
West Patrick Street
Mr. Cecil
Order of Eagles
O.E Oline
Independent
Anttase
Olins
Janiors
Eagles
Mrr
Geell
Ernest Helfenstein
Ellen Legg
Iosurance
Eagies
Lattie Geisinger
Patrick
Thomas Davis
John
Galler
Maryland Classis Opens Busy 86th Session at Faith Church
The eighty sixth annual Maryland Classis of the Reform Church meets at Faith Church in Baltimore. Morning devotional by Rev. E. McLean of Frederick precedes reports and addresses by Rev. Dr. J. L. Weiderman of the Maryland Bible Society and Rev. V. O. Casleman of the Foreign Missionary Board. Graduates of Lancaster Seminary reported for commission, education talks by Prof. Apple and Prof. Bartman, and preparations for afternoon services led by Rev. J. Wolf. An evening historical meeting with Rev. Dr. John M. Schick and remarks by Rev. Elmer L. Coblentz and Frederick William Bald are planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland Ciasats
Reformet Church
Faith Church
Balimore
E. McLean
Lot Frederick
JL. T. Weiderman
Maryland Bible Society
Franklin and Marshal College
Edwin M. Hartman
V. Oaesleman
Foreign Missionary Board
J. B Ealor
Classis
Mr. Esloria
Pennsylvania Massie
J. Albert Esler
Thurmen
E. G. Berman
Frederick
Gay P. Beady
Adamstown
Lancaster Theologiical Seminary
Ray
Jyell Rosatter
First Church
Cyrue J. Musser
Philadelphia
Jobo W. Pontias
Middletown
Joseph A. Apple
Woman's College At
Bartman
David J. Wolf
Reva. S M. Hench
James J. Schaffer
John M. Schick
Elmer L. Coblentz
Frederick William Bald
Sensation at Burkittsville Church Farewell by Kalorian
During Rev J B Kalorian's farewell at the Reformed church in Burkittsville a confrontation erupted when he accused a prominent member of causing his departure. Mr Kefanver, a choir member, challenged the remarks as the service closed, drawing wide discussion as Kalorian left for his new Pennsylvania charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reformed
Barkitteville
John
Kaloria
Pannuaylvacis
Discu Sd
Penneylvania Aad
Kefanver
Burkittsville
Kefaever
Baltimore
the Reformed Church
Burkittsvilla
Capital Surplus of 250000 Reported
Capital surplus of 250000 is noted with positions listed for President Vice-President VicePresident-Cashier and Asst. Cashier. The text does not specify organizations or dates but indicates a financial officer structure.
Two Arrests For Chicken Theft Near Jefferson
Wm O Duff and Wm Jones colored were seized Wednesday by Constable DeGrange near Jefferson on charges of stealing chickens from Silas Thomas farm. They faced Justice John Wood who set bonds at 100 each for grand jury action. Deffries posted bail, Jones jailed, then released later on a habeas corpus writ and 100 bail. Edward J Smith defended. Separate case: Richard Morris arrested in Virginia on a $5 theft from William Stewart at Doubs, brought to Point of Rocks and jailed awaiting 3:20 pm hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G&and
Jcry
Wm. O
Wm. Jones
Bath
B. DeGrange
Jefferson
Silas Thomas
John Wood
Deffries
Jones
John JG
Martz
Defauls
Frederick College Beats Canaries in Charleston Baseball Duel
In Charlestown, West Virginia, Freder ick College defeated Obsmas town Athletic Club 8 to 7. Keefer starred with a home run and multiple extra base hits for Frederick. Retch made standout fielding. Umpire Prof Davidson officiated. Frederick College batters Whipp and Duvall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlestown
W- Va
Frederick College
Obsmastown Athletic Club
Keefer
Frederick
Simes
Fins
Retch
Frederick Gallege
Frederick Collage
Whipp
Duvall
Shiner
Bonham
Davidson
Powhatan College
Rossbud
Canary Birds
Clarke Pisce
Rosebuds
Zeigler
Sanders
Canaries
Derr
Kennedy
Middletown
Oentennisl Memorial United Brethren Church Anniversary
The 11th anniversary of the Oentennisl Memorial United Brethren Church in this city will be observed Sunday May 20 with palms, flowers and an orchestra. The Ladies Aid Society marks its anniversary Saturday at 7 30 pm with speakers Rev W H Washinger Dr A P Fockhouser and Rev J W Birscafe. Sunday features Rev A P Fankhouser preaching and special music followed by a 3 pm Sunday school anniversary. The P O G Society celebrates at 7 15 pm with program and speakers Dr Feukbonter Rev Washinger and Rev F B Plummer. Public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oentennisl Memorial United Brethren Church
Ald
Aunville
A. P. Fankhouser
D. D
W. H. Washinger
J. W. Birscafe
Fenkhoussi
Markwood B. Barp
P.O.G. Society
Reno
Garp
Feukbonter
Washinger
F. B. Plummer
Myersville
Excited Over Gold On South Mountain Tracts
Prospectors rush to land east of Smithsburg Washington County as copper bearing gold traces emerge. Eighteen seekers contend for tracts with prices soaring. Gray tract sells for 10000 to Harrisburg capitalists. George Warner parts with land for 1500, Bowman rejects 3000 offer. Mineralogist Dr. E Fairlie arrives with miners as machinery heads to the Gray tract for operations within a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Mountain
Smithsburg
Washington
Gray
Harrisburg
George Warner
David Bowman
E. Fairlig
Philadelphis
D A R Chapter Plans Pilgrimage to Dickerson Hall
The Frederick Chapter D A R held a special meeting at Miss Ritchie’s home to finalize travel for the pilgrimage to Reck Hall, home of Miss Julia Belt, in Dickerson Montgomery County. Members will depart at nine o clock and meet next Wednesday May 23 at Miss Ritchie’s to leave at six. Those absent will notify the corresponding secretary. The group aims to welcome the hostess and historian and cover the Continental Congress report and other business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. A. EK
Prederick
Daughters of the American Revolution
Ines Svenig
Ritchie
Reck Hall
Julia Belt
Dickerson
Montgomery County
Uine
Miew Ritchis
Tes
Hosteas
Qongteez
Local Frederick Md Advertisements Open House Summer Items
A jumble of local notices and ads lists summer resort openings at La Foods Cottage Braddock Heights and kitchen stoves priced at 11 dollars installed by Frederick Gas and Electric Co. Also items on piano organ sales jade and deviled crabs daily and new matting rugs with a bishop focus on Furnishings and services at Gem Dining Parlors and other Frederick businesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Foods
Braddock Haights
Jane Ist
Chagas Cosnzstz
Frederick Gas Asp Electric Co
Local ad notices list sales, festivals, and shop remarks
Local items advertise Mustest copies at 11 cents plus a piano test area. Several songs and instrumental titles are pitched for sale. Also noted are the Strawberry and Ice Cream Festival at Trinity M E church and patron gratitude for a fire extinguished store. Other notices praise local clubs and provide shop details at 317 N Market Frederick.
Funeral Services for Helen Powell and Mary Jane Kolb
The two funerals were held yesterday afternoon with services at local churches. Helen Powell died after drinking sulfuric acid. Rev. A. E. McKinny conducted at the M. E. Church in Walkersville, with pallbearers Floyd Cramer, Harry Wilhide, Ward Stauner, and Ager Hautzberry. Interment followed at Mt. Olivet cemetery. Schroeder funeral director. Mary Jane Kolb funeral services were at Mt. Carmel Church, led by Rev. B. F. Raly, pallbearers Wesley Sponselier, Aden Anderson, John Haugh, Benjamin Duvall. interment at Mount Carmel cemetery. Thomas P. Rice was funeral director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Powell
M. E. Sharch
Walkersville
A. E. McKinny
Floyd Cramer
Harry Wilhide
Ward Stauner
Ager Hautzberry
Mt. Olivet
Schroeder
Mre
Mary Jane Kolb
Pearl
Mt. Carmel Church
B. F. Raly
Wesley Sponselier
Aden Anderson
John Haugh
Benjamin Duvall
Mount Oarmel Cemetery
Thomas P. Rice
Breach of promise verdict awards damages in Carroll court
In Carroll county circuit court a breach of promise case ended with a verdict for Miss Jensie Brommel Browms against George F. Laister. The jury awarded 5000 dollars, the amount sued for, citing promises of marriage and subsequent marriage to another woman. The plaintiff and her mother testified that Laister remained courting under a promise to wed. The case mentions a child fathered by Leister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sliven
Carroll County
Jensie Browms
George F. Laister
Brunswick
Miss Brommel
Leister
Farker
Hymeneal Burrier Ramsberg Walkersville Couple Married
Daniel G. Burrier and Stay O Ramsburg of Walkersville wed at 6 PM with Rev Ray S. M. Hench officiating. After a brief reception at the bride’s parents near Charlesville the couple will reside in Walkersville. Nearby, Samuel E. Wagner and John Newcomer killed a four foot rattlesnake on a Bethel farm. All Saints Episcopal Guild held its closing meeting with ice cream and cake. Boys Temperance Association to meet at 8:30 PM at the W O T U rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burrier
Ramsberg
Daniel G. Burrier
Stay 'O. Ramsburg
Walkersville
Ray
S. M. Hench
North Market
Partisa
Steiner W. Hameburg
Charlesville
Samuel E. Wagner
John Newcomer
Mr Wagner
Mrr
Newcomer
St. Mary’s
All Saints Episcopal Guild
Honge
Boys’ Temperance Association
Resignation of Maryland School for the Deaf Supervisor
Sr. S. H. Ebert, longtime supervisor of boys at the Maryland School for the Deaf, tendered his resignation today. The Men's Total Abstinence League plans a meeting this evening at Geo. Shoemaker’s residence on East Sixth Street at 8 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. H. Ebert
Maryland School For the Deaf
Geo. Shoemaker
East Sixth Atraat
Golden Eagle Captured by Virginia Farmkeeper
A rare golden eagle, now among America’s rarest birds, was shot and captured on W. W. McDousid’s farm in Olarka county Virginia. He wounded the bird with a shotgun after it attacked, then caged it. The eagle, nine feet six inches tip to tip, has recovered from its wound and will be kept captive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
W. W. McDousid
Olarka County
Beautiful Horsehair Bridle Exhibit at Harness Store Window
An exhibition in North Market street window showcases a hand woven horsehair bridle of exquisite workmanship by a former county resident. It will be raffled for a charity at 10 cents a chance. Visit Trinity church festival next Monday and Tuesday evenings. Blanke’s coffee sells for $5 per pound at Easaxrt & Kxort's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ReMi
John Ed
Cell
North Market Street
Not Guilty Verdict In Malicious Destruction Case
In the circuit court the State versus William Tracy ended with a verdict of not guilty for the charge of malicious destruction of property by shooting through a window of Mount Bethel M E church near Troutville. Barvay Spescard of Hagerstown and S A Lewis represented Tracy as the May term neared adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Tracy
Mount Bethel M. E.church
Troutville
Barvay Spescard
Hagerstown
S.A Lewis
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Daily News
Napoleon Bonanarte
France
Senate
Nathaniel Hawthorne
Plymouth
Moss
Michigan
Folaccks
Heyy
Tangier
Wasmizasex
Maryland
W. L. Moogs
Cook
Raffa
Blarke
McHeery
Marine Bros
Church
South
McOsrdel Nt
Enoks
City Hos
Guild d. Gas. & Elec. Co
O. Carty
PI Bennett Pre Tuk
E. Oline Co
Radock & Co
Neidig & Miller
Oariot
Mesare
Thomas M
Joseph A. Willismoon
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Reformed Church
Zeid
Barkittaville
J. B. Kalorian
Basi
Citizens’ National Bank
John Bexdrickson
Joet
Tery
Moat Rasoc
Saftings
Ger
Oslota and Shop
JOH
Arndriorzon
Palra
Nae & Miller
Zainab
Madras
Tadkas
Citizens’ Nat.' Bank
Frederick, MD
D. Sakee
WH. G. Bakers
Officies
D. Baker
G. Zimmerman Samuel
JepceJas
Kyracorr
J.D. Baker
Scpce
C. Morrzr
D. A. Hakerrr
Joux G. Rawssuma
Tuos
H. Hacusa
G. Ba. Omas
Dasixt Baxer
Arthur
Lewis F. Kefanver
Power House
Howard Kefsover
Sams
Rodney Darner
James QC. Darner
U. B
George & Rodin
Bullerin
Ldo
Perfamed
Boratea Taloum Paw- Ger
Socan
Tadies’ Elton
Mattieg Roy
Uls Exch
Gorses Dover
GEOIG
BODO
Thos. P. Hith
Creer & Yrerr
South Market
Music & Literatcre
North Market St
Sols
Ehret
Besant & Knorr
Statp, Barirsz & Co
E. L. Schmid
Watizses
Ns Bank
Eee
Osw
China
North Charles Street
Frederick, St
Mildre
B. E. Smith
East Church Street
Peterman
West Franklin Streat
City Hotel
C. B. Foster
Hia Dental Office
Besant & Enopp
Sil Thazest
Idfe
West Patricks Street
Pretai I Tour Frcperytt
F. B. Sappingtoy
Cun
Dover
Houseksering
F. BS. Sappingtor
City Malle
Wren
Robie
Wenlos
Trinity M. E. Church
McCardell
Uniteds
United States
O. E. Crrg
A& McCardell’s
Marino Brea
Bridge
Trinity Church
McCardell’s
Guilet
Beat Coffei Fe
St Brsaxi & Exori's
Hotesason
Frederick Gasayn
Exxctaic Co
McHenry
Isa
Besast & Exort
Olty Hotel
Blanke
Easaxrt & Kxort
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!