Heights Dances Open May 30 At Braddock Pavilion
Frederick reporters note a May 30 start for Braddock pavilion dances with R F Tieck as floor manager. Ban on Turkey Trot and other advanced steps persists though modern dances gain cautious approval for summer crowds. Band concert slated for June 1 and weekly dances on Fridays and Tuesdays draw visitors from Baltimore and Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasure Acre
Braddock
R. Frank Tieck
Frederick
Straddock
Boston
Turkey
Baltimore
Washington
Pleasant Paragraphs of People Visiting and Returning
A community column lists residents and visitors: Mrs Milton Garner of Record street. Miss Rosa Fearhake of East Patrick street. Mrs George R. Dennis of West Church street. Mrs J Travers and daughter of Rockwell Terrace. Mr Charles L. Stokes of North Market street. Mr Edward Shepherd from New York. Mrs Oliver E. McClow and daughter. Mrs Mary Grace and son of Camden. Misses Susie Crumbaugh and Mollie Ramsburg. Mrs Cora Miller. Mrs John Quarles now back from Baltimore. Mr and Mrs John W. Null returning from wedding trip via Atlantic City, Baltimore, Washington and Wilmington. Mr Harry J. Miller and daughter Evalyn of Oxford, with Dr and Mrs Hunichen. A second note reports a $10,000,000 mortgage by Hagerstown and Frederick Railway Co to Baltimore Trust Co, trustee, covering all property of the consolidated company. The record is the mortgage’s first filing of its kind, with 101 typed pages and about 35,000 words. deputy clerk Millard N. Nusz will oversee recording, taking more than a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown and Frederick Railway Co
Baltimore Trust Co
Consolidated Company
Millard N. Nusz
Aviators Fly 80 Miles Across Bay in Record Flight
Navy aviators at the aviation camp completed a hydro airplane flight from Annapolis to Cambridge covering 80 miles in 8714 minutes. The trial drew attention as a notable demonstration of capability aboard the naval air unit. The newspaper notes widespread readership of the story.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bay
Annapolis
Cambridge
Navy
Outing Planned for Maryland Militia Camp Philips Lee Goldsborough
Frederick based Company A led by Capt. D. John Markey looks forward to a nine day encampment July 13 to 21 at Belair Belair site chosen near Alexander M Fulford and William W Bradford property. Camp Goldsborough will host First Brigade Maryland National Guard about 2000 men with Brigadier General Charles D Gather in command and US cavalry contingents expected.
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Frederick
D. John Markey
Lelun
Fredrich
Belair
Maryland
Alexander M. Fulford
William W Bradford
State Signal
Philips Lee
Camp Goldsborough
Uncle Sam
United States Cavalry
Charles D. Gather
Robert Alexander
United States
Amy
Miliia
Towson
Disorderly man known as John W Munday arrested in Hagerstown
John W Munday alias Thomas recently in Harrisburg area says he has been confined in a Pennsylvania asylum. He was arrested in Hagerstown on the charge of being disorderly in the public square after causing a sensation in Downsville and Williamsport by driving with money folded in his ears and hair. His buggy floor was carpeted with greenbacks and he destroyed several $5 bills before arrest. A native of Washington county, his mental condition will be examined by the county physician.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Munday
Thomas
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Hagerstown
Munday
Downsville
Williamsport
Washington County
Beating Sentence handed to G Ktine in Hagerstown court
G Ktine was sentenced by Justice Doub of Hagerstown to 12 lashes on the bare back for brutalizing his wife who appeared in police court with an arm in a sling. Sheriff Snively of Wassington county administered the punishment at the jail with several officers present. The county physician Dr W B Morrison attended but was not required. Kline endured the lashes well, weakening near the end but with no blood drawn. He appeared meek afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Ktine
Justice Doub
Hagerstown
Snively
Wassington County
Kline
W. B. Morrison
Chawthriiains Crush Remedy for Bad Colds
An advertisement extols Chawthriiains Crush Remedy as a prompt effective cure for bad colds. It claims to aid nature’s plan by aiding expectoration, clearing secretions, and restoring health, noting worldwide sales and dependability. It targets general readers with a marketing tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chawthriiain
Frederick County Banks Systemic State Deposits Claim
Frederick county seeks state deposits amid reports that Frederick city and county banks received no state funds while other Maryland banks hold deposits ranging from four thousand to fifty two thousand dollars. County Treasurer Pred W Cramer notes the county sent eighty seven thousand nine hundred three dollars and nineteen cents to the state last levy and a fall levy is expected around ninety thousand. A local resident argues politics influence allocations and Frederick institutions should gain some share due to large local tax receipts and the county’s sizable tax base.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City
Maryland
Frederick County
W. Cramer
Talkame
State Fund
Mt Pleasant pastor praises local news and events
Rev. R. L. Leatherman of Mt Pleasant Pa, a Frederick County native and long time subscriber, lauds The News for keeping him informed. He sends the Trinity Lutheran church's Young Men's Bible Class program from April 22 musical and literary event and clips about his East Huntingdon High School baccalaureate sermon on Visions and Their Value delivered April 27.
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R. L. Leatherman
Mt. Pleasnt
R L. Leatherman
Mt. Pleasant
Frederick County
Leatherman
Trinity Lutheran ‘Church
East Wuntingdon High School
Rev Tyler Leads Preacher Team In Charity Baseball
Rev John Paul Tyler formerly of Frederick now at Baltimore captains a team of preachers facing a doctors team tomorrow afternoon at Oriole Park. Proceeds go to the Home for Widows and Orphans in Baltimore.
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Tyler
John Paul Tyler
Frederick
Baltimmore
Oriole Park
Baltimore
Baltimore Women Organize Welcome Aids at Union and Canes
Women in Baltimore appoint representatives at Union and Canes stations to watch over incoming female travelers and offer assistance to those who appear in need, aiming to aid and protect strangers arriving in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Union
Cande
Health as a Factor in Success and Constipation Cure
Health is key to a man's success with regular bowels linked to well being. Constipation reduces vitality and appetite. Chamberlain's Tablets are advertised to move the bowels improve appetite and strengthen digestion. Sold by all stores in a general notice style typical of period advertisements.
Miss Derr Bride of the Rev Elmer F Rice
A quiet wedding near Middletown linked Amy Magdalene Derr to Rev Elmer F Rice of Myersville Maryland. The ceremony at 4 pm was performed by Rev Roy Derr with Rev J W Gentzler assisting. Guests included family from Derr and Rice circles. the couple plans to reside in Jennerstown Pennsylvania. Remodeling Montgomery Courthouse work began in Rockville with repairs to the basement and supervisors of elections office, cost about 2700 dollars, by Alfred Warthen.
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B C. Derr
Middletown
Jennerstown
Daniel C. Derr
Amy Magdalene
Auarnings
Eilner
Rice
Myersville
Roy V. Derr
J. W. Gentzler
Lilian Derr
Margaret Duvall
Frederick
Clay BE. Rice
Theological Seminary
Gettysburg
D. C. Derr
M. L. Rice
Mmapie Dinterman
Minnie Cobberly
Clay B. Tilee
Man Derr
Fannie Derr
C. Rice
Albert Coblentz
Misaga Bynn
Gn Ree
J. W. Gentyler
Mildred
Roy ¥. Derr
Cyrus L. Rice
May Doub
Oscar Flock
Middletown Valley
Montgomery
Rockville
Mveyor
Supervisors of Elections
Alfred Warthen
Kennington
Additional switchboard in Buckeystown exchange
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company adds a second operator to Buckeystown exchange to handle increased business. About 180 stations and lines serve Buckeystown to Point of Rocks, Dickerson, Hyattstown, Park Mills and intermediate towns. New board, installed last week, is in N. R. Schaetter residence with Ada Schaettes and Maude Bender as operators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckeystown Exchange
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
Duckeystown Exchange
Stadiana
Point of Rocks
Dickerson
Hyattstown
Park Mills
N. R. Schaetter
Ada Schaettes
Maude Bender
Mary Chambers Fined for Disorderly Conduct in Pine Court
A hearing before Justices Agron and Anders upheld Mary Chambers charged with disorderly conduct. The court reduced a prior $15 fine to $40 after evidence of good reputation. payment arranged. Also noting The Evening Post ceased its evening paper edition and issued a morning edition starting today.
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Mary Chambers
Pines Mary Chambers
Agron R. Anders
Warry Fox
Anders
The
Evening Post
J. Clarke Kieffer
Rheumatism Quickly Cured by Liniment Claim
A Newton Iowa resident reports his brother in law suffered a rheumatic arm attack. After applying Chamberlain's Liniment twice, the next morning the rheumatism vanished. The ad extols Chamberlain's Liniment as best for muscular rheumatism. Sold by all dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huavand
Newton
Iowa
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R. FL Heck
Milton Garner
Record Street
Mt. Airy
Rosa Fearhake
East Patrick
McKaig
George R. Dennis
West Church Street
Charles L. Stokes
North Market Street
York
Edward Shepherd
New York
Oliver E. McClow
East Third Street
Hanover
Mary Grace and Son
Camden, X. J
Robert H. Thomas
Susie Crumbaugh
Mollie Ramsburg
Cora Miller
West Patrick Street
John Quarles
John W. Null
Doubs
Atlantic City
Wilmington
Harry J. Miller
Evalyn
Oxford Md
A . Hunichen
East Patrick Street
F. M. Humphrey
W. J. Brown
Mullinix
Heshive
Bester
Greenawalt’s
Patrick Street
Miss Derr
Bride OF
Rev
Elmer F. Rice
Buckeystown
Eva
Mecca
Great Northern
Anthony Hope
Pa Wise
Ma Wise
Willie
Dorsey & Co
Mary Wise
Willie Wise
Dorsey
Pap
Ma Dent
Uade Frank Wise
George Wise
Harry G. Dorsey & Co., Popular Price Outfitters
Frederick, MD
Straw
Panama
H. R. Flautt
City Opera House Shoe Store
West
Farmers
College Park, MD
Maryline Agricultural College and Experiment Station
Baltimore & Ohio
College Farm
Gleefauver
N. Market ST
Frederick IQ
Hotair
F. Columbus Knott
Socecaasor
Bexant & Knott
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