PERSONAL notes from local residents and visitors
Purely personal items list individuals on business trips, visits, and returns. Bir Murray Wachter spent the day in Jefferson on business. Miss Gertrude Miller, of Slidddletown, visiting Mrs. Wim Hargett. Elmer Smith returned from Trudeau New York for health. Others include George A. Pearre, Ritter, Lizzie Cetzendanner, and P J Lynch reporting travels and meetings in Gettysburg and Westminster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray Wachter
Jeferson
P.E. Long
Baltimore
Esau Brightwell
Centerville
Ohio
Gertrude Miller
Sfiddletown
Wim. H.hargett
East Pac- Wick Street
Adolphus Fearhake
East Street
Jare
L. R. Lee
Shepherdstown
George A. Pearre
Westminster
Lired Ritter
Elmer Smith
Trudeau
Lizzie Cetzendanner
South Marketstreet
Atlantic City
Thomas $_ Albaugh
Gettysburg
Gettysburg Seminary
Charles Noble
Chariton
Boston
Mess
Ca8per B. Cline
West Third Street
P. J_ Lynch
A. H. Bickmore & Co
Bankers and Brokers
O_ T
Emptown
This
County
Merry Widow Craze at City Opera House and Baseball Parade
A mixed event narrative describes a satirical Merry Widow performance at City Opera House with Lightfoot causing a scene in a box and a wild domestic aftermath. The text continues with a baseball parade featuring Mr Bryan, Buckey, and Buckeye players, arrival in grandstand boxes, and an opening pitching duel highlighting Anderson and Buhrman amid a tense, scoreless stretch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hon. Lightfoot
Messrs. Pearce & Scheck
City Opera House
Threal
Lightfoot
Z Fe
Madison Avenue
Temptation
M. Eusene Getzendancer
D. Princeton Buckey
Charles H. Baughman
Bryan
Princeton Buckey
George Hendrix
Dismana
Anderson
Peloquin
Green
Seilman
Lin
Ruhrman
Hanks
Stump
Coggins
Brown
Webster
Peaster
Buhrman
Ebert
Sinelt
Frederick Wins Opening Game in Spectacular Season Kickoff
Frederick defeated Hagerstown 2 to 0 as star pitcher Fredrick held the visitors to two hits and fanned fifteen. A parade and opening ceremony featured Mr. Bryan pitching the first ball, with a festive crowd and local officials observing the season debut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Stozr
Frederick
Bultman
Board of Governors
The
Baseball Association
Braddock Heights
City Opera House
Bryan
H. Dorsey
Molmes DL Baker
J. O. Hendrix
George
Club
Andersen
Yrtapee Sulle
Ine Jaina
Civeen
Anderson
Comager
Buhrman
Stump
Ebert
Hanks
Bert
Peuster
Webb
Brogunier
Ti&wius
caceHlea
Belair
Walbrook
Belairsé Crick
Subway
Smith
Leats
Mt. Airy
New Windsor
Lewis
Bunting
Mount Airy
Jenkins
St. Helens
Talbott
Bouse
Frederick College Commencement Exercises Held This Morning
Frederick College hosted its annual commencement with a sizable audience. President S. P. Hatton of Charlestown presided, Braddock Heights Orchestra provided music, and the program featured a prayer by Rev. Jom Paul Tyler, an address by Rev. John Paul Tyler, and the presentation of diplomas. Class list includes August's Traga Brust, Johan Leo McLane, Henry Clay Ward, and James Blaine Grimes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick College
S. P. Hatton
Charlestown
W. Va
Braddock Heights
Jom Paul Tyler
John Paul Tyler
Hatton
Galop
Tyler
Traga Brust
Johan Leo McLane
Henry Clay Ward
James Blaine Grimes
Guessing Contest Winners Named After Ball Game
Mr Smith and Dertzbaugh hosted a guessing contest at Busy Corner to forecast total tickets sold at yesterday's ball game. Miss Cameron of the Woman's College won first prize, Murphy Bell took second, and Albert Rickers third, all guessing 1500 as the closest estimate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr Smith
Dertzbaugh
Miss Cameron
Woman’s College
Murphy Bell
Albert Rickers
William Specht Freed After Bail Posted in Assault Case
William Specht, jailed on charges of assaulting Charles E. Fox at Yellow Springs, appeared before Judge John C. Motter and was released on $250 bail pending grand jury action. Commissioner Roscoe C. White reappointed United States Commissioner for the District of Maryland for the four year term from May 18, qualifying before Charles B. Hendrickson. A new help wanted ad will place a cook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baty
William Specht
Charles E. Fox
Yellow Springs
John C. Motter
White
Roscoe C. White
East Fourth Street
Thomas J. Morris
United States District Court of Maryland
United States
District of Maryland
Charles B. T. Hendrickson
Municipal Matters Report City Board Delays Summer Market Change
The mayor and aldermen met with full attendance last night and deferred action on an earlier summer market start while approving funds for street work and a street sprinkler purchase. They discussed curb and gutter needs, sewer repairs, water and gas issues, and agreed to study market hours and utility projects before June 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercy Teput
Wilcoxon
Mer Biley
Standard OU Co
Asl
Sivity Street
Trann Eapense
Gatebrill
City Hall
Bsib
Fratey
West South Street
Gambull
Edwin Freed
George W. Shoemaker
East Seventh Street
M.L. Etchison
Noah E. Cramer
Rose Hill
Wilcorod
Hahn
Snyder O'S
North Bentz Street
Ar. Hahn
South Market Street
Clarke Place
Cemetery Hill
Lowenstein
Frederick Gas and Electric Company
East Church Street
Committee On
McCurdy
Tuscarora
Alfred M. Quick
Baltimore Water Department
Committee On Waterworks
de. McCurdy
East Patrick Street
Carroll Creek
Rich's Spring
Smith
Mrr. Wilcoxon
Burgits’ Pond
Afr. Fraley
Weat Third Street
Fraley
Independent
United Engine Houses
Gumbrill
Bank Officers Named in Listed Names Section
A fragmented OCR listing shows names and titles such as D BAKER WMG BAKER B D BAKER President Vice President and Vice Presidant WM G ZIMMERMAN Canter SAMUEL G DUVALL Cashier plus assorted initials and surnames including Hance Bares Morren and other figures, indicating a bank officers section with multiple errors.
City Fire Committee Discusses Horse Assistance for Run
City officials weigh using fire company horses to run the street project. The matter is referred to the fire companies committee while the mayor coordinates a report on the water supply. Bills approved include payments to diverse suppliers and vendors totaling several hundred dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Committee On
Smith
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Carter Street
Lowenstein
Alr Quick
J. TF. G
Wreck on the B and O passenger train No 13 near Richis Mills
The B and O passenger train No 13 leaving Mitford Airy shortly after five this morning struck a landslide east of Richis Mills. The engine tender and two cars overturned. Heavy rain toppled dirt and a large rock onto the track, blocking it until afternoon. No one was injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mit
Airy
Richis Mills
Noone
Funeral for Bessie S. Miller Held at Home
The funeral for Bessie S. Miller will be held tomorrow at 2 30 PM at her late home 229 West Fourth Street. Interment will follow at Mt Olivet Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie S. Miller
West Fourth Street
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
Local Health Rundown Lists Sickness in Community
Mrs. Sarah Brust of West South Street shows improvement after illness. Mr. Daniel Kennedy of Schleysville is on the sick list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Brust
West South Street
Daniel Kennedy
Schleysville
Closing Prices On Spring Fabrics At Reidic & Miller
Local ad notes heavy discounts on suits and fabrics from Reidic & Miller. Bargains include Persians, Lawns, Organdies, Chiffon, and white summer fabrics with prices cut from higher tag figures. Also mentions women’s hosiery and child socks, plus several local notices and events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copenhagen
Serges Ait Valles
I Ua
Aghiteteas
Horzea Ual Panamas
Téc
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Daily News
Elizabeth Gurney (Fry
Maris Edgeworth
Somtie
Port Arthur
Steesser
Ibian W. Tourgee
Bordeaux
Wasaketos
Maryland
W. L. Moors
Ball Park
Belair Lorm
Bennett C
Burg
Mt. St. Mary
East Patsick St
C. Thos
Kem - Markey
Daz 2
TEL
Lowenstein & Wertheimer
An. Hoal Pee Green
Bubrean
Pelogu
tLe Ebert
Israel
P. le
Creagtt
Merchant
Burhman
Peloauin
Selman
Birtley
Green and Brown
J. G. Hendrix
Adv
Citizens’ National Bank
Citizens: National Bank
Frederick, MD
D. Baker
Wm.g. Baker
B.D. Baker
WM. G. Zimmerman
Canter
Samuel G. Duvallasm
Cashier
Gro. Wu
Barre
Joppe Jonx
C. Morren
Jaxx
Rauanuna
Teow
Hance
G. Bares
Dante
Barer
D. H. Hanorre
H. Cowray
M.D
C. M
Tagane
EB. Ci
Exuracran
D. Bares
John D. Hendrickson
Fial, Co
C&p
John D. Hendrigson
P.s—Uali
Neldig & Miller
Nobis & Miller
Reidic & Miller
Baseball
Grice Reformed Church
Jonx H. Baxsetr
Mt. Saint Mary's College
Emmitsburg
Frederick Ch
Belsir. Loates
Tairles
Pottsville, Pa
Soso
Freverics Gas & Expectric Co
C. L. Befauver
Optical
North Market Street
Sewing Society of the
Evangelical Reformed Church
East Sixth
East Seventh Streets
Frederick City
D. Frank Mayne
Chas, T. K. Young
Court Street
Eod
CH & CO
George S. Rodock & CO
THOS
PS Rice
George Rice
Thomas P.rice
North Market
Berean
Epth
J. Bichelberger
A. J. Bighelberger
Northwest Cor
Dorizdanly
Tritapoe & Moaler
Hazar G. Tarraron
Barat E. Moors
Real Estate, Losns, Brokersen and Ioserance
Honley
Joan
Thaims
City
Bronawick
West Patrick Street
Trame
Telegraph St
South Corral St
Dill Ave
East South Street
Rick
W. South St
Mt. Third Street
Seventh Street
E-Seventh St
Roma
Carroll
Caroline Counties
Central Bank
Eorge L. Cramer & Sons
Frederich, MD
Bath
Aldawiy
Rphomas & Motter
Ctizens’ National Bank Buildin
L. Modgun
Charles L. Renn
G. L. Renn
Ois
Standard Oi
Eeill
F. B. Sappington
Gity Hall
Pisdorlok, Md
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