Purely Personal Local Visitors and Travels
Mrs. L. R. George of Lovettsville Va. is in the city. Mrs. A. C. McCardell visited Washington yesterday. Mrs. R. P. Storm leaves for a week in Washington. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bb. Ramsburg run to Philadelphia this morning. Alfred Ritter is in Washington and Baltimore on business. Miss Fannie Haller visits relatives in Washington. George Frazier returns to Frederick from Washington. Miss Minnie Hamm and Miss Ida Handly spend days in Washington. Wm. G. Buckey and Thomas Haller return from Littlestown Pa. Miss Cora Hargett and Miss Ella Krieg attend Peace Jubilee in Washington. N. T. Haller and family and George N. Baller of Washington spend weekend in Frederick. George Getzenhapner and Miss Carey Lee Weller of Illinois visit their aunt. Dr. and Mrs. A. A. Sharretts depart for Philadelphia to then reach Saranac Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. R. George
Lovettsville
A. C. McCardell
Washington
R. P. Storm
Henry Bb. Ramsburg
Philadelphia
Alfred Ritter
Baltimore
Fannie Haller
South Market Street
George Frazier
Frederick
Minnie Hamm
Ida Handly
Wm. G. Buckey
Thomas Ht. Haller
Littlestown
Cora Hargett
Ella Kreig
Buckeystown
George Getzenhapner
Carey Lee Weller
Ogle County
Illinois
James A. Brown
East Church Street
A. A. Sharetts
P. R.R
Saranac Lake
New York
Marriage License Issued in Baltimore for Earnest Johnson and Ella Roberts
A marriage license was issued in Baltimore yesterday to Earnest Johnson and Ella Roberts, both of the city. Mlle. Rhea, the actress reported dead in France, was known in Frederick with her last local appearance just over a year ago. The Athletic Park dancing pavilion is finished and will be ready for use once lights are strung and the building is painted. Sister Demetrie of the Sisters of Charity of Emmittsburg, assigned to St Marys Hospital Rochester, left yesterday for her new field of labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Earnest Johnson
Ella Roberts
Mlle. Rhea
France
Frederick
Athletic Park
Demetrie
Sisters of Charity of
Pleasant Hill Missionary Service and Local Notices
Pauls Missionary Society of Pleasant Hill held a largely attended service led by Rev. S M Hench with choir solos and a noted address by Rev J M Motter. Children’s Day service is planned at Utica Mills and Zion Reformed Church in Charlesville. Citizens expect a favorable county board vote to install new sidewalks in Conri Park, amid crumbling walks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
É. Paul’s Missionary Society of
Pleasant Hill
S. M. Hench
Lillie Haines
Maud Cro‘nise
Harmony Grove
Maud
Mary Croniss
John Neighbours
Yellow Springs
Grace Rowe
Frederick
J. M. Motter
Utica Mills
S.M. Hench
Zion Reformed Church
Charlesville
Board of County Commissioners
Conri Park
Desa
Surveying Corps Moves Toward Mt Airy From Linganore Hills Ton
The Baltimore and Ohio Engineer Corps surveys from Frederick Junction to Mt. Airy have moved from Linganore Hills Ton and now halt near Mt. Pleasant. Participants include J. L. Crider, W. IL. Waters T. A. Brays, J. Patrick, Z. Swarles, R. Harlan, OC. Marlatt and C. Renehan. Work is expected to finish in the second week of June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Surveying Corps
Baltimore and Ohio Engineer Corps
Frederick Junction
Mt. Airy
Linganore Hills
Mt. Pleasant
Messrs
J. L. Crider
W. IL. Waters T. A. Brays
J. Patrick
Z. Swarles
R. Harlan
OC. Marlatt
C. Renehan
Choked by Radish Causes Death of Soldier Visitor
John Warren a Philadelphia resident and old soldier from Company E Twenty first New York Volunteer Cavalry died after a radish piece lodged in his throat at the home of Edward Freed on East Patrick Street Frederick. He had come to Frederick to draw a twelve dollar monthly pension and was boarding with Freed. Coroner Turner and Deputy Rowe reported no inquest. remains sent to Montevue Hospital for burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Warren
Edward Freed
East Patrick Street
Warren
Frederick
Company E
Twenty-first
New York Volunteer Cavalry
Washington
Philadelphia
Freed
Davin
Jamison
Turner
Rowe
Montevue Hospital
Mrs Fox in Maryland Seeks Divorce
Mrs. Fox the young wife of John Fox was seen in Hagerstown at her mother's home and denied knowledge of a divorce plan. She claimed enemies are working to turn her husband against her and said she had not heard from him since her arrival. An equity summons requires her to appear the first Monday next month to answer a filed bill. the deputy sheriff had not located her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Fox
John Fox
Hagerstown
Anderson
Frederick
Hedding Leech's Success
Hedding Bishop Leech son of Rev George W Leech of Washington graduated from Drew Theological Seminary Madison New Jersey and won the George R Crooks 30 prize for excellence in reading scriptures and hymns. He left a District government permit office clerkship three years ago to study the ministry and now serves the Newark annual conference M E church and a society on Sanford street East Orange New Jersey. Leech is known in Frederick where he grew up when his father led the local Methodist church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ezra Brengle
Frederick
Fair Grounds
Mt. Pleasant
Messrs
Edward Brengle
Washington, D. C
Nicholas Brengle
Charles Brengle
George Brengie
Sheetenhelm
Mt. Olivet
Alonzo Snyder
Alonzo Francis Snyder
Daniel P. Snyder
Hast Fourth Street
Charles Snyder
Washington
John Snyder
Charles Linthicum
Nashville
Tenn
Annie Snyder
Sister of Charity
St. John’s Catholic Canter
Hedding Leech
Hedding Bishop Leech
Geo. W. Leech
Drew Theological Seminary
Madison
WN. J
Geo. R. Crooks
Leech
Newark
M. E. Church
Sanford Street
East Orange
J. Hedding Leech
Methodist Episcopal Church
Maryland Sons of Veterans Hold Second Session in Washington
The Mary land division of the Sons of Veterans met at Maccabee Temple Washington for a two day session with about 120 delegates. Resolutions condemned sending circulars to troops in the Philippines and the use of Decoration Day for holidays, calling it a sacred day to honor all U S soldier dead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Sons of Veterans
Maccabee Temple
Washington
Philippines
United States
Remedy Promoted Syrup of Figs by California Fig Syrup Co
When Nature Needs assistance it may be best to render it promptly but use syrups only when needed. The best and simplest remedy urged is Syrup of Figs manufactured by the California Fig Syrup Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California Fig Syrap Company
Wellington Discusses Michigan Nomination and Baltimore Support
Senator Wellington, in Baltimore, reiterates belief that Governor Lowndes will be the Republican nominee and likely win the governorship. He stresses party harmony, coalitions with Mayor Malster’s faction, and notes Findlay for attorney general, Goldsborough for comptroller, with Baltimore urged for a ticket spot. He predicts a strong statewide victory with disciplined, united Republicans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Baltimore
Malster
Lowndes
Witha
Findlay
Findley
Lloyd Lowndes
Phillips Lee Goldsborough
John V. L. Findlay
Laltimore
Joan Walter Smith
Plag-raising at Avoqlesville in Wellsville school fete
A large crowd gathered at Wellsville Monday for a Bible and flag presentation to Wellsville public school by Myersville Council No. 25 U A M. H Dorsey Etchison of Frederick delivered an eloquent speech with anecdotes. Principal A E Sensenbaugh accepted for the trustees as Councilor Wachter spoke. The Wolfsville Band provided music as a parade formed from J G O F ball and included thirteen young ladies representing the original colonies and members from several councils. Local improvements include Henry Hagan restoring a North Market residence and new pavement being laid at Mrs Margaret Rice’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welfsville
Wellsville
Myersville
H. Dorsey Etchisom, Esq
Frederick
A. E. Sensenbaugh
Wachter
Wolfsville
G. O. FL
Wolsville
South Mountain Loge
Il O. O. F
Myeraville Council, Jr
Myeraville Council, Jr. 0. U. A. M
Counsils
Boonsboro
Middletown
Smithsburg
Whit Monday Union School House 16th Anniversary
The May 22 celebration marked the 16th anniversary of Union School House in Jefferson County. Former pupils aged 6 to 74 gathered in the school yard for speeches by Judge John A. Lynch and others, with Miss Nurcie Marriott directing a program of memories, music, and readings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pepple
Jon
Union School House
Jefferson
Jude John A. Lynch
Lynch
Abraham Shuf
William H Lakin
Peeing
Nurcie Mayriott
Frank T. Lakin
Frederick
Lakin
Boonsboro
Judge Lynch
Glenn H. Worthington
Mies Narcie Marriott
Miss Marriott
Whittier
Reflections on Early School Life and Community Memory
A reminiscence recounts the educational past and the value of rural schooling. Judge Lynch recalls school days with humor, John Roderick expresses regret at absence, and Ww. K. Lakin notes reading and reflection while Dr. Lakin recalls fond memories of girls and a playful punishment. The gathering blends nostalgic tribute with praise for enduring school structures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Lynch
John
Roderick
Boonsboro
Bartholows Triumphs In Close Whit Monday Baseball
Bartholows defeated Star Hill in two tight games at Bartholows on Whit Monday by 2-0 and 9-7. Stewart belted a ninth inning home with two out in the second game. Batteries Bartholows Runkles and Stewart Star Hills Snydoer and Nelson. Graves of Confederate dead at Mt Olivet Cemetery will be decorated Thursday June 1 with Daughters of the Confederacy joining Alexander Young Camp to render a program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bartholows
Star Hill
Stewart
Runkles
Snydoer
Nelson
Star Hills
Mt. Olivet
Daughters of the Confederacy
Alexenander Young Camp of
Frederick Select Band Heads to Washington Parade
The Frederick Select Band departs at 6 AM for Washington to perform in the National Mobilizes pageant parade tomorrow at 2 PM. The twenty member group was chosen for the occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washtorton
Frederick
Washington
National Mobiles
Local theater events and services advertised
Thursday evening at 7 the Academy of the Visitation presents Joan of Arc by Schiller with special staging. Friday the 20th features the comedy William Henry. Admission 23 cents for ladies and 10 cents for children. A special car runs from Frederick to Myersville for Christian Endeavor. Also ads for Edward James tailoring at 4 West Patrick Street and Farmer Allerton Axle Grease. Photo supplies from Kreh's Annex and Kreh's Studio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry McHenry
Third Street
American Pub. House
Edn James
Joan of Arc Visitation Academy
Myersville
Edward James
West Patrick Street
Joan of Arc
the Academy of the Visitation
Frederick Schiller
Maid of Orleans
Albert L. Pearce
Etchison Building
City
William Henry
Frederick
Christian Endeavor
Yanko Spanke
Kreh
Castle Building
The Best and Cheapest Awnings for Any Window
Mullinize Wisnow awnings claim easy fit to ordinary windows with simple construction. No iron parts, minimal wear, air circulation above and below. Striped duck material, fastened low, simple one minute setup. Request prices.
The Exclusive Carpet House Ad Notice
Local classified note for L. E. Moun advertising The Exclusive Carpet House with telephone contact 150 for carpet offerings and shop information.
Priestley’s Store Promises Value and Dependable Goods
An 20 year old Frederick shop advertises reliable Black Goods, woolens and silks at low prices. It emphasizes firm purchasing terms, no drifting policy, and invites buyers to place want ads for 15 cents to reach readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Priestley
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