PURELY PERSONAL NOTATIONS OF VISITORS
Washington visitors and residents are noted in a roundup of people who came to or departed from the city. Names include Mrs. Roger E. Young Miss Rost Yinger Rev Kirsoofy Mr Geo Hater Lee Harwood Joan J. Culler Cra Crum Ati? Ochen Witt Victoria Albaugh Ramsburg McLean Clarke and others with brief mentions of their origins and current stops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger E. Young
Washington
Rost Yinger
West Fifth Street
Weat Church
Jefferson
Harry Stitw
South Market
Mancheater
Kirsoofy
South Street
Hagerstown Pendine
Geo
Hater
Baltimore
Lee Harwodd
Greencastle
Joan J. Culler
North Market Street
Caapat Crum
Wrsligion
James.b. McLean
Pennsylvanis
Hig Son
Rev
E. L. McLean
Dast- Third Street
Mra
Horace
W. Clarke
Denver
Col
Thin City
New York
Richard Po Ross
Clarke Place
Citizens urge Geo Edward Smith for Frederick mayor
In a Readers column a Fredrick voter urges Prof. Geo Edw Smith to head a Citizens ticket for mayor. The writer praises his nine years in office and his steady handling of city matters, urging voters to support his “good work” for a conservative-leaning public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Edw. Smith
Fredrick
Brief Bits From a Fragmented Local Notice
Fragmented OCR notes describe a dawn scene in front of First Baptist Church with a Salvation Army wagon incident. A broken wagon top, debris flying, and a resident named Charica Fagan are mentioned. A separate line references a chair manufacturer and a writting cane with various unspecified gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calla
Patrick
Charica Fagan
Religious meetings and services announced across Midland area
Local notices list preaching hours and Sunday school at multiple churches including Evangelical Lutheran, St. John's Catholic, Triity M E, United Brethren, Grace Reformed, Methodist Episcopal, First Baptist, and Presbyterian. Revivals, sermons, and special events are scheduled with times from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m., notes on liturgical plans, and invitations to strangers and parishioners alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midland
Boblyavilte Mieaion
Bsunday School
Church of the
Bisthten Tomar x Banday
Prsashlon
Veioo
JL Tev
Paca Kénied
THE
Gospel Mission Workers
Latbert
Weat Patrick Street
Evangelical, Lutheran
John G. Bowers
Baltimore
St. John’s Catholic Church
Fomor
Mises
John Cutler
Triity M.E
South
Absalom Knox
Seator Epworth
Bnd
Epworth League
United Brethren Church
J. W.kiracole
Endeavor
Grace Reformed Church
L. McLean
Methodist Episcopal Church
E.H. Lamar
Power of the Unseen
Uutail
Mian Lucy
Kroat
Ertmon
Secrat
Stevnguh
First Baptist Church
Alonzo D. Wintera
Ira
Ee Kime
Lla. m
Moral Lightniograda
Boye’ Brigade
Markey
Presbyterian Church
Ihomas
Fregman Dixon
Burnal
Polo Ieebiedc
Gavi
McCarty
Washington, D. C
Robert Burck
Law's grip nets Nunberger on assault charge
George Nunberger of Knoxville was arrested by Deputy Sheriff Morgip Runkles on a charge of assaulting his wife after a quarrel at home. He appeared before Justice J L Jordan and was jailed in default of a $200 bail for court appearance. Also, Richard Diggn colored pled guilty to disorderly conduct before Justice C H Eckstein and paid a $2 fine. A Junior Recital at the Conservatory of Music of the Tall's College is set for May 20 with Miss Dara Kunkle and others to perform. Frederick Railroad Company reports a carload of fittings to be used in the city’s waterworks project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Nunberger
Knoxville
Morgip Runkles
J. L. Jordin
Tcourt
Ginup
Richard Diggn
Justion C. Hs Eckstein
Wunior
Conservatory of Music of
Ail’s College
Susiane
Dara ‘Kunkle
Greensburg
Ramone’ Kollman
Frederick College Commencement Plans Include Debates and Prizes
May 29 at 7 30 p m the college hosts equine ement exercises and a Baccalaureate service at the Methodist Episcopal church with Rev E J Lamar pgs tor and a theme The True Concepiion of Life A final debate on Prohibition follows plus a basketball prize and diplomas. Rev Wm K Brown of Middletown Md delivers the graduation address Ben Edward Eichelberger presents diplomas and medals. scholarships are awarded to top graduates, with attendance urged by faculty and students dating back to 1763.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick College
Episcopal Church
E. J. Lamar
Iia
Wam
S.o’clogk
Exercices
Wm. K. “Brown
Middletown
Ben. Edward
Eichelberger
University Preparatory
Slorthand
Prizce
Kvowa Southern University
Abe
Tasmatats Awag UiDy
Social World events honor and a trap shooting notice
William Hobbs of Libertytown hosts a matinee progressive euchre on May 12 in honor of his sister Miss Mary Lloyd Grayson of Frederick. Prize winners include Mrs Frank Hammond and Miss Eva Sappington. A trap shooting match is planned at Germantown on May 10 with multiple events and prizes. The Frederick Railroad Co will run extra trains to view tomorrow's bright comet from Braddock Heights with late-evening service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grayson
William”Hobbs
Libertytown
Mary‘ Lloyd
Frederick
Frank Hammond
Charles F. Smith
Sappington
Irone
Eva Sappingwn
Gertrude Wright
Annie Peddicord
Trundle
Hal. Stone
Live Sappington
Stove
Germantown
Montgomery
Howard
Nul
Carroll
Progiaga
Uleo
Frederick Railroad Company
Braddock Haight
Local Sention Features Baltimore All Stars and Opera Ads
The page advertises a May 23 double header at Athletic Park with Baltimore All Stars and first game admission 25 cents, plus theater notices for The Bohemian Girl at the New City Hotel and opera royalties. It notes ten thousand capacity, sale of seats, and related dining and lodging options around town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athletic Park
All Stars of
Baltimore
YMGA
Ony
Busy Career Necessities and Weekend Sale Highlights
A dense local notice lists varied goods and prices from a “Busy Career Necessities” sale. Items include cards, hoops, wax, knives and forks, aluminum measuring cups, soap, toilet paper, and garden trowels. Also advertised are hammocks, croquet sets, decorative post cards, new books for graduates, and a phonograph promotion. Event notices mention a city Democratic committee meeting, a city hotel entertainment, and a baseball game at Athletic Park with admissions and times.
Local Citizen Killed As Train Strikes Pedestrian
A city hospital report states a pedestrian died yesterday afternoon after being struck by a train. The accident left the man with three broken ribs and a severe head injury. The deceased, Eugene Dixon, was survived by a widow and six children from his first marriage, plus relatives including Charles M. Dixon, Mary Dixon, Elijah Dixon, and Margaret Dixon. Remains were taken to the Win Brouilgon undertaking establishment for burial preparation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byble
Eugene Dixon
Dickeston
Charles’. M. Dixon
Mary. Dixon
Kensington
Elijah
Caleb and
Margaret Dixon
Mr. Win
HS OB
Brouilgon
Local Frederick Building Association renews shares and notices events
The Frederick Building Association renews shares for No.45, June 4, and June 25. share value 10 cents per share, maturity $100, yearly member rate $4.16 per year with weekly 1% payments per $100. shares available through J W Carty Secretary at Frederick County National Bank or William D Zimmerman Solicitor. Also notices strawberry festival at Presbyterian church, hotel ads, and local trades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Stovks
J. W. Ui Carty
Frederick County
Natitious Bank
Mr. Win
D. Zinmermen
Duca
AIS
Geoft Tlaeteng
Democratic Precinct Primaries for City Rulo Registrar Posts
Vague notice of Democratic precinct primaries scheduled for May 24 at 1 PM at Houck's Hall and other locations to select delegates to the convention and to appoint seven city clerk posts. Evening program includes musical entertainment and readings, with details about polling places and start times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Son
Houck
Sable
Bacement
Wiener
Genmount Wednessey
Jon Francis
Buren
Obshama
Kona
Scumipr
Also Mentioned on This Page
John, Eliot
Famaoian
Ji SR
Totnes
Rintencon
Moan Sete
al Bevardes
Democratal
Cneta
Hi -Matter Bros & ‘O. Oo
NSO
Letul Gar Ted
Geressa Reg Nud
Val Deviltetele Ruenitime Store
J. D., Hendrickson Jabe
Third St
Tules
Estecia
Baptist
Willams
Stottel
Falta
Tunis
Social World
Aid
Aod
Herman
Gau Steg Lampay
Thev Opera
Makonia
New City Hotel
Ste
City
Ap City
Praia Opera By & Somos
Well City
Hovee
Pers
Wadhiee City Hotel
City Hotel
York City
Givin
Agta
Ee . Gilmore
Luis
Tian
Oreuieatra
Court Street
Democrats
Democratic City Central
O'Glock
Tno
Francis Surry
Conty 3 Es Ion Fa
Bakerian
City Opera Henge
Max
Shipley
Ian Meters
L. Eneatso
Etchison Furniture
Victor’ Infants
Stagdock
Halley
Begie
Fredericx Allroad Co
Victor ‘Infanta
Tellef
William Dixon
Citizens’ National Bank
Citizens! National Bank
Capital
Offigera
Wu, G
Baker - 1
tNibe
Chabtet
Samuel G
Duvall
Caubler
Broshigar
Quo
Haren
Suivan
Moreen
Joni, Namawonn
Danes Batt, Tx
Baca
Shibain
Toman
Tha
Pune
H. Cig Gro
Fee Iaahi
A J. W
Carty
Benj. Elrel Merch
Kanthebeat
L. Exciaon
Guizone
Buk
Braddock
Aplen G
Quiyn & Co
Hite
Society of the Presbyterian
Leon
Maryland
Bonnabel Hotel
Enat Patrick Street
Dieeoater
Cor
McCormick
Waarna Trson
John D. Hendrickson
Chikkren
Naibid
Miller
Warn
Ures
Vanibrl Jlinens
Baurday
Aa Taiedny
Jabot Mattining
Muick Wolain
Peretan Lawn
Baiurilay
Fac Yard
Piumeney Caluteys
Flounelage
Kauidey
Willliamson
Ube
Rexall
Jandinlizwig Vat
Berderick
Pau
Ay Ondhonson
Iepee
Third Street
Fifth
Carroll ‘Street
Fall Sreak
Aaid
Markyt
Cayroll
Atreet
Board of Aldermen
Grouan
Edward Tra
Artes Poe
Mick
Ronowas Prior
Lenin
Fin Alwaya
Kual
Pion Dale OW
Wikmer
Alpabby Gutiutapob
Aia Katate, 101Ns & Investments
Errorinitae Anu Takurance
Craner & Struyer
Perth
Bruna
Burylub
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