Memorial Day features and varied content in The Saturday News
The Saturday News promises an eight page issue tomorrow with Memorial Day features, two illustrated stories, and a series on national topics. It highlights Army of Today by Captain Kilmer, illustrated articles, a ladies department with recipes and home hints, farmer and garden topics, Sunday School lesson analysis by Rev. Stearns, and regular features like Letters from Mary Jane. The paper costs two cents and offers mail delivery.
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Taz News
Department For Ladies
Gusekeepers
M. Stearns
Mary Jane
Market Scribe
Askeur
Letire
Brief Bits From a Local Page Readings
The item collection lists items such as picnic season opening on Prhit Monday and strawberry festivals next week. Desserts include rhubarb pie and strawberry shortcake with a mix of humorous witticisms on acts, marriage, and wealth. Auctioneer Harvey R. Lease plans a sale in Feagaville with Joshua Murray mortgaged terms. Miss Byogon resigns as matron of the Home for the Aged and heads to Baltimore. Mollie White of Baltimore is elected and will assume duties.
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Peole
Oletimer
Harvey R. Lease
Feagaville
Joshua Murray
Sssignes of
Mortee
Sala
Byogon
Baltimore
Mollie White
Frederick City Hospital to lay cornerstone this spring
The Frederick City Hospital Association met to discuss building plans with ground breaking expected next week supervised by H. M. Gittinger from Leander Neal’s designs. A Masonic cornerstone ceremony will open the project and a Ram mage Sale is set for May 31 and June 1 at the Masonic building. Completion is targeted for Thanksgiving Day.
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Ihe
Frederick
Masonic Building
Corner Market
Second
Birthday Party at Hedge Wood by Miss Froy Hiteshew
A delightful birthday party was hosted last night at Hedge Wood Auburn home by Miss Froy Hiteshew. Guests included Misses Cora Carty Eleanor Carty Clara Johnson Alice Dean Anna Brown Henrietta McDannel Etelka Handley Maggie Doll Janie Inn and Messrs William Cont George Ont Arthur Levy John Quynn Robert Goodell William Delaplane Charlie Miller George Zimmerman William Weller. The event featured home trimming with plants and cut flowers and was followed by a pleasant social gathering with mirth and music.
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Froy Hiteshew
Auburban
Hedge Wood
Cora
Eleanor Carty
Clara Johnson
Alice Dean
Anna Brown
Henrietta McDannel
Etelka Handley
Maggie Doll
Janie Inn
William and
George ‘Ont
Arthur Levy
John Quynn
Robert Goodell
William Delaplane
Charlie Miller
George Zimmerman
William Weller
Freight traffic dulled on Baltimore and Ohio route
The Baltimore and Ohio railroad faces unexpected dullness in freight. Last year at this season the line carried immense business, but now railway men report lighter loads and slower activity. Some say demand in the East for Western products has declined, with a brief uptick weeks ago before a sharp drop this week.
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East
Baltimore and Ohio
Murphy Held For Court In Razor Attack Case
Patrick Murphy, a colored man, faced a court hearing with Jus tha Eckstein after he cut John Davis across the face with a razor Monday evening. He was committed to jail in default of $300 bail pending action by the September grand jury. Murphy admitted the razor was his property and that he did the cutting. Davis, present at the hearing, had recovered largely from the injury. Justice Eckstein ordered Davis committed to Montevue Hospital for 20 days of treatment.
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Murphy
Patrick Murphy
John Davis
Justha Eckstein
Davin
Justice Hekatein
Davis
Montevue Hospital
Maryland Homeopathists Meeting Hears on State Lunacy Control
In Baltimore yesterday the Maryland State Homeopathic Society voted down a resolution urging state asylum control, deeming it undesirable at present. A committee of Drs H C Price W R Andrews and William D Thomas backed a constitutional national medical law recognizing homeopathic colleges, else inter state reciprocity. Dr L A Burke was named necrologist and Dr O F Goodell named chair of the gynecology and obstetrics committee.
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Maryland
Maryland State Homeopathic Society
Baltimore
H.C. Price
W. R. Andrews
William D. Thomas
L.A. Burke
O. F. Goodell
Free Hindergarten To Close For Summer Vacation
The free kindergarten run by the association will close for the summer vacation on Friday, May 31. The annual meeting, to be held Tuesday afternoon in All Saints Chapel, will include the reading of the annual report showing progress and expenditures. Patrons and friends are invited to attend.
Ahalt and Flook Wedding in Middletown
Ahalt Alonzo J., son of Joshuas D. Abalt, wed Hattie M. Flook, daughter of Mil lard F. and wife, at the Reformed parsonage in Middletown on May 21. Rev. J. W. Pongiay conducted the ceremony.
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Ahalt—Flook
Alonzo J. Abalt
Joshuas D. Abalt
Hattie M. Flook
Millard F. Flook
Middletown
J. W. Pongiay
Reformed Parsonage
Pleasant Paragraps on Those Who Come and Go
PURELY PERSONAL notes list many residents visiting relatives or traveling. Names include Mrs Aaron Rosenstock, Mrs J W Arnold, Miss Emily Maulsby, Mr Hammond Urner, Mr O C Warehime, Mr W K E Young, Mr A N Etzler, Mr Lewis Bowlus, Gen Victor Baughman, Orlando Burke, Lee Butcher, Ex Sheriff Zimmerman, Miss Laura Getzendanner, Knox Cain, Mollie and Dottie Potterfield, Miss Mary Maulaby, Mrs A L Engelbrecht, Miss Jeanette Gibbons, Otho Stottlemyer, Mrs Bachman, Mr A W Smith, Misses Mary Oerter and Bessie Martin, and Rev George W Statton. The items note travels, visits, and short-term stays across Frederick, Middletown, Walkersville, Graceham, Lititz, Bethlehem, Hagerstown, and other places. Many entries mention business or family connections and a 92nd birthday anniversary.
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Aaron Rosenstock
Baltimore
J. W.aArnold
Monrovia
the Park Hotel
Emily Maulsby
Court Square
Washington
Hammond Urner
Braddock Heights
O. C. Warehime
Burkittsville
Frederick
W. KE. Young
Myersville
Eric
L. Victor Baughman
Philadelphia
Orlando Burke
Lee Butcher
Federick
Sheriff Zimmerman
Woudsboro
Laura V. Getzendanner
East Church Street
Walkersville
Knox Cain
W. W. Osborne
Weat Third Street
Mollie
Dottie Potterfield
Lorettaville
Middletown
Mary Maulaby
New Jersey
A. L. Engelbrecht
Agnes
Jefferson
Jeanette Gibbons
Rose Bly
West Fifth Street
Oma
Otho Stottlemyer
Wolfsville
Hagerstown
Indiana
Bachman
H. T. Bachman
Moravian Church
Hills View
Dakota
Graceham
B. Collistower
Cincinnati and Northern Railroad Company
Toledo
Ohio
Ron O. Schindler
Pee
Aledo
George W. Statton
Monte Vista
Col
U. B
Thurmont
Frederick Faces Charlestown West Virginia in Decoration Day Tilt
Frederick baseball will meet Charlestown West Virginia on Decoration Day May 30 at Athletic Park. Charlestown claims WV state supremacy after wins over Martinsburg Berryville. Bready of Franklin and Marshall College will pitch for Frederick with top local players backing him.
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Frederick
Charlestown
W. Va
Athletic Park
Charlestown Boys
Martinsburg
Berryville
West Virginia
Bready
Franklin & Marshall College
Gettysburg College
Dickinson
Carlisle Indians
York Y. M.C. A
Dath
A Homing Pigeon Rest Pilot Returns Home
Col J T Wershberger records a homing pigeon arriving at his Montgomery County home five miles south of Poolesville on May 21. The bird bore a white metal band 24106 on the right leg and a brass band BE 285 inside left leg. The door was open when it entered, it ate heartily, then perched atop the barn and surveyed the area before presumably leaving.
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Col
J. T. Wershberger
Montgomery County
Poolesville
Commencement and School Events Across Local Institutions
Commencement exercises set for Gettysburg College from June 16 to 19. Brunswick Seminary begins Sunday and runs through Tuesday and Wednesday. Mrs McDanuzell's school of expression closes May 28 and 29. Miss Katherine Hisenhauer's school of expression ends on Treasday June 15. Middletown district trustees appoint Prof Roger G Harley of Yellow Springs as principal, replacing resigned John V Alexander. assistants recommended for reappointment. Harley, longtime Harmony band leader, now studies at Pennsylvania State Normal School in Millersburg, Pa.
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Gettysburg College
Brunswick Seminary
McDanuzell
School of Expression
Katherine Hisenhauer
Treasday
Middletown
Roger G. Harley
Yellow Springs
John V. Alexander
Harley
Harmony
Pennsylvania State Normal School
Millersburg
Improvement plan eyed for West Fourth Street
Superintendent of Streets Yeakle and the Board of Aldermen discuss further improvements to West Fourth Street extended. Residents urge lowering the small grade at Fourth Street’s end to gain an unobstructed view of the country to the mountains from Market Street. The work is likely to proceed soon.
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West Fourth Street
Yeakle
Fourth Street
Market Street
Local Market Quotations From The Local Mart
Market quotes for today list corn per barrel at 2.42 dollars corn shelled at 0.50 per bushel wheat at 0.72 per bushel hay ranging from 12 to 14 dollars per ton quoted by J E W Hargete at the Local Mart.
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J. E. W. Hargete
Red Men elect state officers at annual meeting in Elkton
Great Council of Maryland Improved Order of Red Men concluded its annual session at Red Men Hall near Fayette and adjourned to meet next April in Elkton Maryland. Officers elected include Great Sachem B F Kennerly Salis bury and Prophet Beure Teme Proksy alongside state and local representatives and standing committees with Lampe named as a representative to the United States Great Council in New York. Past officials were honored with regalia and a past great sachem sash and jewel.
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Great Council
Elktop
Great Council of
Maryland
Order of
Red Men
Paca Atrest
Fayette
Elkton
Great Sachem
B. F. Kennerly
Salisbury
Sagamore
L. L. Dirickson, Jr
Berlin
William B. Shipley
Baltimore
Prophet
FY Beure Teme
Henry S. Anthony
John T. Yewell
Sannap
J. C. Littleton
Pittsville
Wicomico County
Mischinowa
T. B. Langford
Kirby I
Havre de Grace
William A. Redifer
Cherry Hill
Oseil County
Henry Lampe
Frederick
Wampum
N. O. Killam
Quantico Tribe
Tobacco planting and local political notes across Anne Arundel and nearby towns
Anne Arundel farmers begin tobacco planting while Westminster forms a new city council. Obituaries note the deaths of Arias Gross near Sharpsburg aged 72 and Major Horatio B. Lowry in Atlantic City. A donor gives 25000 to St John’s College endowment. Damages follow Wednesday’s Clearspring flood with Potomac waters rising and receding.
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Anne Arundel
Westminster
Arias Gross
Sharpsburg
Horatio B. Lowry
Rockville
Atlantic City
Adonor
St. John’s College
Damon Shaw
Ellicott City
John Gallagher
House of Correction
William B. Peter
Samuel G. Lancaster
Board of Election Supervisors
Charles County
Lulu Hartman
Ernest Hartman
Allegany County
Clear Spring
Washington County
Robert Bain
Chharles
Smith
Clearspring
Potomac
Deaths and notices from a Maryland area page
Death notices reported infant deaths in Yellow Springs and New Baltimore, a consumption death in Cedar Grove, and a Thurmont child’s death. A cow with hydrophobia nearby caused alarm, and Columbian University graduation exercises list Charles Wellington Main as BA and class orator.
A Washington Doctor Reports Postflu Case With Odor Loss
A Washington physician described a post influenza case where a woman lost her sense of smell for two months. Ammonia inhalation restored her sense of smell after several weeks, and she again enjoyed scents such as violets. The physician notes this as a possible permanent after effect in some patients.
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Washington
Evening Star
Star
Figure Wonder Arthur Griffith Sets Rapid Arithmetic Feats
A 17 year old New York prodigy, Arthur Griffith, shows 8 addition methods 10 division and 64 multiplication techniques, can raise 970 to the fifth power in 39 seconds without tools, and computes 360 pencil operations in the same time. He can add three columns, divide figures, multiply. recalls every problem. tests include counting cars on a freight train. A Masonic relic plate found near Lime Kiln shows a square with compass and G, possibly linked to early local lodge activity. Mary land Collegiate Institute Union Bridge held its first commencement with about 160 pupils, no graduates, no prizes. exercises closed with Sobol Examiner Simpson speaking.
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Arthur Griffith
New York
Griffith
Collegiate Institute Comus
Maryland Collegiate Institute
Union Bridge
Carroll County
German Baptist Church
Sobol
Simpson
Local notices and ads span fairs, finance and services
Community notices list a strawberry festival in Kemp Hall May 28 29 30 with Maryland biscuit and candy sales. A Park Hotel dinner feature, Mountain City Creamery and C E Zimmerman Co ice treats. Frederick Building Association to issue Series No 7 June 1 offering low dues and loans. Directors listed. Macbeth benefit May 25 at City Opera House with 25 35 50 cent seats. Dressmaking and eye ear nose throat services advertised with local contacts.
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Grace Reformed Sewing Society
Kemp Hall
Maryland
Hall
Frederick Building Association
J. W. L. Carty
Frederick County National Bank
Doll & Albough
Macbeth
Charlemagne Koehler
St. John’s Circulating Library
City Opera House
Yeakle’s
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