Pleasant Personal Notes From Local Residents
Marry J. Leichert returns from Jacksonville Florida. Mrs J Max Lentz of York Pa visits friends in this city. Howard Allnutt of Licksville visits on business. Clerk of the Court Harry W. Bowers travels to Philadelphia on business. Mrs William J T Haller of East South Street visits relatives in Washington. Mrs Harry Bean of Brunswick visits the Misses Weiner on East Patrick Street. Prof Edward Harvey of East Third Street spends yesterday in Woodsboro on business. Frank KK Schmidt of West Patrick Street on a business trip to Philadelphia. Mrs A E K Fisher and son of Hast Second Street visit friends in Washington. Mrs Philip J Nussbaum and Mrs Ida Moser visit relatives in Washington. Mrs Jesse Hi Michael and daughter Elizabeth of East Third Street visit parental home at Doubs. Mr and Mrs Frank Allen of West Patrick Street go to Annapolis to visit his mother. Mrs Burtt C VanFossen and daughter of North Market Street spend a few days with relatives in Baltimore. Miss Rena Menchie of Littlestown Pa visits sister Mrs Norman Slagenhaupt on East Third Street. Harry Garrett released from Berwick Pa team duties and returns to Mrs Edward Keefer of Washington. Mrs Edward Keefer returns after visiting brother Moses Fisher on East Al Saints Street. Mr and Mrs Horace W Clarke of Denver Col expected to arrive today by private car. Prof Joseph Hi Apple of the Woman's College returns after General Synod attendance. Mrs Charles E Zellers of Baltimore on business trips heads to Hagerstown then Waynesboro to visit son Calvin Zellers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Zellers
Baltimore
Hagerstown
Waynesboro
Calvin Zellers
Talk of the Town amid civic toil and city debates
The Week’s busy scene in Frederick features water and street paving talks by city fathers, a boosted civic cleanup led by the Civic Club, and a tour of local events. The Y M C A circus prep, milk safety debates, and a hot spell fill community reports with lively anecdotes and calls for calmer, cleaner streets. 800 cartloads of trash cleared on May 15, with volunteers aiding the cleanup of the clustered spires of Fredericktown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Health
Civic Club
Fredericktown
Censorship Board Clears No Picture or Vaudeville This Week
A Moving Picture Censorship member reports no act met standard and approval was withheld for both film and vaudeville. The manager admitted cutting portions of vaudeville and plans further restrictions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Moving Picture Censorship
Moving Pictures
Deaf School Baseball Team Goes to Westminster Clash
The Maryland School for the Deaf baseball squad left today for Westminster to play the Western Maryland College team. Several M. C. A. players joined the group for the contest and cross bats with the Westminster opponents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland School For the Deaf
Westminster
Western Maryland College
Doan's Kidney Pills Celebrate Frederick Endorsements
Frederick readers hail Doan's Kidney Pills as the kidney remedy to trust. Frank Buckey of 202 East Sixth Street shares a Civil War era cure story from May 1907 and a 1909 update praising the pills after using them procured at Harner's Drug Store. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY markets the product at 50 cents with sole U.S. agency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Dean
Frank Buckey
East Sixth Street
Harner
Swedenborg teachings highlighted in Frederick message
Dr Sewall explains a movement to spread Swedenborgian philosophy in intelligent centers where it is less known. He outlines core beliefs including the deity of Jesus, sacred Scripture, obedience to commandments, and belief in a spiritual world and life after death. He notes the book Heaven and Hell and cites support from notable thinkers and figures. Lectures may be offered if interest grows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sewall
North
Frank Sewall
New Church
Washington
Frederick
Vady
Malang
Aristotle
Lord Jesus Christ
Jesus Christ
Swedenborg
Heaven
Hell
Paul
Evangelist
Kant
Goethe
Carlisle
Emerson
Brownings
Balzac
Philips Brooks
H. W. Beecher
James Freeman Clarke
Benjamin Franklin
Robert Morris
Heaven and
George Washington
Library of Congress
Thomas Fairfax
Robert Carter
Cabells
Virginia
Baltimore
Congress
Baltimore Society
John Hargrove
Swedenborg Lecture Promises Insight for Modern Christianity
A Frederick venue hosts a talk on The Message of Swedenborg and Present-Day Christianity. The Swedenborg Literature and Lecture Committee invites communications via 1608 Riggs Place, Washington, D.C. The note highlights Swedenborg honors by King Gustav, Parliament, University, Royal Academy, and an international congress in London with fourteen nations, underscoring Swedenborg’s influence on contemporary thought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Swedenbourg
Swedenborg
Riggs Place
Washington, D.C
Gustav
Royal Academy of Sciences
London
Boy Scouts Camp Out At Athletic Park
Local patrol of Boy Scouts spent the night under canvas at Athletic Park with about 20 scouts. They pitched tents, cooked supper, held a council by the fires, and after a brief war dance retired to makeshift beds before dawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Seouis
Athletic Park
Boy Scouts
Boys Enjoy Banquet First Annual Junior Club Event
The Y M C A cafe hosted the Junior Athletic Club's first annual banquet with decorations, candy and ice cream provided by the club. Mr Leslie Lease was the guest of honor as H B Clark served as toastmaster and each attendee shared a remark before the group dispersed around 10 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior Sees Club
Y. M
Junior Athletic Club
Leslie Lease
H. B. Clark
Grahame Goodell
Frank Howard
John Hershberger
Theodore Houpk
Herbert Grimes
Harry Baumgardner
Gordon Waters
Joe Griffin
Rey
Ralph Schroeder
Vane Rinehart
John Newman
Herbert Gilbert
Joe Urner
James Waters
King David Lodge to Receive Grand Officers Visit
The meeting of King David Lodge No 70 I O C F will host an official visit by Grand Master Howard P Hartman of Hagerstown and Grand Marshal Edgar Byter of Funkstown on Tuesday night. Grand Secretary William A Jones and other Baltimore officers are expected to attend, with a large turnout anticipated and refreshments to be served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King David Lodge
Howard P. Hartman
Hagerstown
Edgar Byter
Funkstown
William A. Jones
Baltimore
Abell Divorce Suit Filed in Abandoned Marriage
Mrs Elizabeth C Lackey Abell wife of Charles S Abell proprietor of the Norfolk Landmark and former Baltimore Sun publisher filed suit for absolute divorce on abandonment grounds asking suitable alimony Their marriage occurred at Towson on November 11 1896 and they have four children The bill states Mr Abell abandoned his wife three years ago and they have not lived together since then.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth C. Lackey Abell
Charles S. Abell
Norfolk Landmark
Baltimore Sun
Salvation Army to Move Barracks. Donations Sought
There will be no Saturday evening services by the Frederick Corps American Salvation Army in the hall. Sunday school will be held tomorrow at 11 AM with preaching at 8 PM. Everyone welcome. After June 1 the corps barracks move to 505 North Market Street for larger quarters. Capt Atwell requests donations of old chairs for the new room and will call for them if notified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Corps
American Salvation Army
Corps
North Market Street
Atwell
Supper well attended with ice cream festival planned
The B supper last night drew many attendees who enjoyed the menu and social time. An ice cream festival will be held tonight with home made cakes and candies for sale, while readers are advised to protect furs by using a moth proof tar bag from Harner's.
Deaths in Emmitsburg area mark decade of change
After a long illness Henry Stokes of Emmitsburg died aged 58. Born January 2 1826 near Marmont he moved to Kuumitsburg in 1845 and was a prominent Democrat and elder in the Reformed Church Also noted are deaths of Mrs Rosanna Biser and Mrs Malinda Shafer in Middletown and other local figures including H H Shaff and infant Roger Robey Smith along with funeral plans in several communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Stokes
Emmitsburg
Marmont
George
Hannah Ambrose Stokes
Kuumitsburg
Stokes
The
Reformed Church
Classis
Roger Robey Smith
Burley Smith
Walkersville
Charlesville
George Crist
Putman and
Creager
Employees On Outing From G L Baking Company
Seven G L Baking Company workers left Frederick for a day trip to Emmitsburg Gettysburg Pen Mar Hagerstown and Sharpsburg. They departed about nine in a Frederick City Garage machine driven by chauffeur John Davis and will return tonight. Passengers named Albert Shuler Guy Ridgely S T Rickerds Ernest Rickerds Arthur Ridgely Philip Myers and John Morgan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G@ L Baking Company
Emmitsburg
Gettysburg
Pen-Mar
Hagerstown
Sharpsburg
Frederick City
John Davis
Messrs
Albert Shuler
Guy Ridgely
S. T. Rickerds
Ernest Rickerds
Arthur Ridgely
Philip Myers
John Morgan
Saved Child From Death Recounts Cure by King New Discovery
A Alabama family from Richardsons Mills details a severe branchial trouble in their child, claiming Dr King New Discovery cured a dangerous cough and restored health after prior remedies failed. The ad promotes the cough cold and asthma remedy with prices and a free trial, via Fearre's Pharmacy in The News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. T. Richardson
Richardsons Mills
Ala
King
Fearre’s
Real estate transfers and marriage licenses listed in county records
Day's Record shows multiple real estate deeds in county and city filings with prices from 15 to 1000 dollars. Names include Susan Whitehd to J Vernon Low man and wife, Andrew Annan to John Long, Mary Wagaman to Victor Rowe, and others. Also notes marriage licenses for George Floy Ray and Emma Catherine Kolb, both near New Market, plus Nelson Miller and Estie Wolfe of Cutoctin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Day
Circuit and Orphans’ Court
Alopfeey
Susan Whitehd
J. Vernon Low
Andrew Annan
John Long
Mary A. Wagaman
Victor KE. Rowe
John L Long
Adam ‘Tressler
John M. Bell
Joseph B. ‘Tressler
Manazers and Company
Baltimore and Fredericktown
Furnipike Company
Arade
Charles W. Slagle
John EK. Hargett
Leo Wainberg
John Franchy Smith
Walter L. Flautt
Rew
Lavinia R. Young
John I. Stine
Willan A. Six
J. W. Ate Carney
R Frank Sappington
Albert N. Green
Marreache
Deoorge
Flo Ray
Emma Catherine Kolb
Nelson George Miller
Estie Mary Wolfe
Cutoctin Warnace
Disorderly conduct defendants fined by justice
Annie Costley Fannie Fry and Ignitus Hill appeared before Justice Bckstein on disorderly conduct charges. Costley was fined $2 while Fry and Hill were fined $1 each and agreed to pay tonight. The notice ends with an unrelated advertisement plea for ads in The News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Costley
Fannie Fry
Ignitius Hill
Bckstein
Costley
Fry
Classified Advertising Persuades With Prompt Results
The News urges readers to try its classified ads, noting quick, reliable outcomes and low costs for experiments. The brief appeals to belief in advertising and promises practical benefits from placing ads in the newspaper.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Roy
J. Leichert
Jacksonville
Florida
Howard Allnutt
Licksville
Harry W. Bowers
Philadelphia
William ‘Jt. Haller
East South Street
Harry Bean
Brunswick
Misses Weiner
East
Patrick Street
Edward Harvey
East Third Street
Woodsboro
Frank KK. Schmidt
West Patrick Street
A. EK. Fisher
Hast
Second Street
Philip J. Nussbaum
Ida Moser
Jesse Hi. Michael
Elizabeth
Doubs
Frank Allen
Annapolis
Rena Menchie
Littlestown
Norman Slagenhaupt
Harry Garrett
Berwick
Edward Keefer
Moses Fisher
East al Saints
Horace W. Clarke
Denver
Col
Joseph Hi. Apple
Woman’s College
General Synod of the Reformed Church
Lady Betty
Board of Trade
Bureau
Bell
Harrisburg
Gambrill
Av Civic Club
School of Domestic Science
Woman's College
Just Government League
Art Club
University Extension Society
Cers
S.C. Smucker
West Chester
Middletown
Agi Shoes
Niewepa Pe
Brerives
Mrs. Abell
Harner’s
Thurmont
MHS
Rosanna
Rosanna Biser
Daniel Biser
Otho J. Miller
Boonsboro
Curuy C. Biser
Irving
Frederick Stottlemyer
Wolfsville
Margaret Palmer
Easton
Wudleabe
Wo. H. Shaff
West Fifth Street
Jefferson
Montegue Hospital
Maryland Brick and Sungle Company
Mountain City Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Howard Stone
Malinda Siafer
Malinda Shafer
Miss Shafer
John Shafer
Nfant
King Quality
H. R. Flautt
Frederick, Md
Atel
G. O. Paxson
Edw. C. Cowling
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