Local notices and social extends from Frederick May 26 1801
The Frederick Daily News issue lists miscellaneous ads and personal notes. Miss Hester Thomas of Adamstown visits Middletown relatives. visitors from Washington include Ham, Brendle, Thomas, and Fisher Hauer. Frederick residents note returns from North Carolina and travels to Atlantic City and Narragansett. Local names include Maught, Linthham, Beitler, Six, Gelbrecht, Porter, Rice, Mantz, Houck, and Trail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hester Thomas
Adamstown
Sallie Main
Middletown
Frank Brendle
D. O. Thomas
J. Fisher Hauer
Washington
Martin S. Remsburg
Siddletown
North Carolina
John L. Linthham
Baltimore
Elizabeth Maught
Frederick
Branders
Albert Ritchie
Atlantic City
Narragansett
J Buchanan Elise
Denver
H. C. Beitler
Chicago
City Hotel
Beitler
Hagerstown
Georgianna Six
West South Street
Washington, D.C
Minnie E .Gelbrecht
Washington, D. C
Maud Porter
Knoxville
B.C. Onger
Canadison Street
Herbert Rice
John Rice
Brunswick
City
R . Dirs
Ann Mantz
East Patrick Street
Liberty
Charles Houck
Ceresville
Two Weddings and Pensions in Local Notices
Reports of multiple weddings in Foxville Mechanics Town and surrounding areas with details of participants and officiants, followed by pension-related notices listing names of original and additional claimants including widows and dependents from Franklin and Frederick counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Robinson
Samuel House
William Blackstone
Alfred Roberts
Richard Butler
Carl Rivers
Jacob Parker
Randolph Williams
John Wesley
John T. Parsons
Leander Neal
George W. Rush
Virgil Dorkins
Charles Diggs
Albert Henaka
George W. Dorsey
Andrew Schooler
James Rezin
Ann F. Warner
Michael Kraus
John Nillard
Sarah J
Fred. W. Heck
Jene
Samuel A Lutan
Elizabeth
Konrad Sebroyai
Editor Receives Handcrafted Cane From Friend
Middletown Valley editor Rhoderick Caned, a genial figure at the newspaper, was surprised with a handsome cane carved and inlaid with Odd Fellow emblems by his Fayetteville, North Carolina friend Eugene L. Rems burg. The editor praised its beauty and the kind gesture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhoderick
G. C. Rocderick
Middletown
I Ter
Eugene L. Remsburg
Fayetteville
N.C
Judge Boulc Stricken Ill At Home In Rockville
Judge Boulc has been quite ill at home in Rockville with illness that limits daily duties. Reports indicate his condition is being monitored by physicians and no public details are available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Boulc
Rockville
Ice Cream Festival At Salvation Army Barracks Draws Crowds
The ice cream festival held at the Salvation Army Barracks last night was a successful affair financially and in attendance. Among officers from other cities were adjutant McFarlane Captains Dundee Stidmore Lieutenant McHenry of Baltimore and Captain Boorman of Washington Tonight several recruits will be sworn in under the colors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. A
Salvation Army
McFarlane
Dundee
Stidmore
McHenry
Baltimore
Boorman
Washington, D.C
The Lutheran Church Worldwide and U S Presence
The Lutheran Church has 50 061 290 baptized members globally with 4 692 ministers in the United States, 7 948 churches, 1 106 000 communicants, 24 seminaries, 25 colleges, 48 seminaries and academies, 57 orphan homes and hospitals, and 149 church papers. In Waynesboro the Frederick City Manufacturing Company president Dr P D Fabrney visited town. Dr Pigfall is related to the Fabrneys. Faller Bergstresser, son of Rev P Bergstresser, is in town reconnecting with old friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutheran Church
United States
Frederick
Waynesboro
Out of Town Summer Exodu s Lists Local Residents
The summer exodus has begun with residents away from home including Mrs H B Reifsnider and daughter of Littlestown George L Cramer and party of Kansas Miss Nannie Haller of New York George of Gittfinger North Carolina Miss Kate Quynn Baltimore Miss Harriet Quynn Washington D C C G Helfenstein and family Petersville Miss Ada Nelson Union Bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. B. Reifsnider
Littlestown
George Il. Cramer
Kansas
Nannie Haller
New York
George of
Gitfinger
North Carolina
Kate Quynn
Baltimore
Harriet Quynn
Washington, D. C
C.G. Helfenstein
Petersville
Ada Nelson
Union Bridge
Accidental nose injury of Captain in Emmitsburg Chronicle
Capt Frank Lawrence nearly lost his nose in a Tuesday accident while running along an open car. His foot slipped, slamming his face against a side, tearing skin from nose to forehead. He avoided a broken nose by a narrow margin. At Adamstown, Geo C Thomas of Thomas and McKenna fishing club displayed a 10.5 pound 29 inch carp caught in a seine at Deila.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Lawrence
Emmitsburg Chronicle
Geo. C. Thomas
Thomas & McKenna Fishing Club
Adamstown
Deila
Thomas
Jealous Wife Fires at Husband in Maryland Mountain Home
Deputy T A Wastler reports an attempted murder near Sabillasville on the Washington County Exe. Nettie Waugh, 25, shot her husband John Waugh, 20, in the head while he slept after moving from Smithsburg. She is held for trial as he remains alive but unconscious. motive tied to jealousy and possible mental strain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ber Beebend
Internal Revenue
T. A Wastler
Sebdislasville
Sabilgville
Washington County
Marning
Warcer
Smithsberg
Msm
Esilad Hykes Pryor
John W. Wa
Wachter
Sabiilastille
Waugh
Jacob Swope
Hageratown
Surther
Sabillasville
Eichelbarger
Nettie Waugh
John Gail
Frederick
Wm. F. Byerdy
Hauvers
Bruceville
Eichelberger
Carlin
Church Notes and Religious Events Bulletin
Indiana pastor Rev E Slater to preach at Burkittsville on June 7. High Mass and first communion at St Joseph Emmitsburg. May procession for children. Bishop Paret confirms twenty at St Johns Hagerstown. Strawberry festival planned by Walkersville U B. Woodsboro Lutheran ice cream festival June 1 4 5 6. St Pauls Utica fair at Weller's Lewistown. Fox elementary Sunday school officers named. Oak Hill Sunday School Convention agenda includes sermons lectures and discussions led by G W Seilhamer W H Englar and others. children meet Wednesday evening led by Jesse Billmyer and Wesley Roeikey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Slater
Indiana
Burkittsvie
St. Joseph’s Church
Emmitsburg
Paret
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Hagerstown
U. B
Walkersville
Stauffer’s Hall
Lutheran Sunday School of
Woodsboro
Renner’s Hall
Jane
St Paul's Church
Utica
Weller’s Hall
Lewistown
Sandsy School
Foxele
BE. M. Z. Buhrman
J. A. Lewis
David Brown
Biss Dora Buhrman
Oak Hill
G. W. Seilhamer
W. H. Englar
Cross
J. A. Saxton
J B. Christ
T. Stoll
Jesse Billmyer
Wesley Roeikey
Yesterday's Hotel Arrivals
A list of guests checked into Carniey House and nearby hotels includes numerous travelers from Washington D C and Baltimore with about 100 excursionists and 12 from the county. Names such as M Clemson Bliss Daniels J W Metcalfe and C J McCarty appear among the arrivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orix
I. Hall
Applewhaile
C. F. Crist
Chase
J. Wm. Vogts
Goldenberg
W. E. Rkuthrauif
W. D. Norris
Balto
H. T. Day
A. Dempvois
York
Nelson
J. B. Sharpe
Wheeler
J. A Hanter
Philadelphia
T. Harvey
Youngstown
Ohio
H. Jandorff
Baltimore
County
Community notices and local updates from Germantown and vicinity
Belief Bits reports a Germantown man losing a $200 horse while visiting Pleasant Valley. Other items note an elderly farmer breaking an arm, a weather vane carrier perching on a bar, and various local happenings including brick deliveries, school punishments, seminary terms, and plans for Memorial Day demonstrations and special trains to Hagerstown for the Dankard meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jno
Waugh
Germantown
Daniel Swepe
Pleasant Valley
Horning
Johnaville
Baltimore
Chastauqta
Portrait of Newton Jackson Leads Pittston Theatres
The Pittston Sunday News-Dealer features Newton Jackson, energetic manager of Music Hall and proprietor of Jackson's Circuit of Theatres serving Pittston Carbondale and Hoensdale. He is a popular young businessman with several attractions lined up for next season and plans a new road show in Pittston. Gacar J. Krause, who handles Jackson's interests, is also noted as a popular hustler in the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittston
Sunday News-Dealer
Newton Jackson
Music Hall
Jackson
Carbondale
Hoensdale
Hundler
Robbery at Derwood Targets Lydden & Lyddane Office
Thieves broke into the Derwood office of Lyd dene and Lyddane, about two miles above Rockville, Friday night. They forced the front door and drilled the iron safe, tearing it open. About twelve to fifteen dollars in silver and six hundred dollars in notes were taken from a pocket book, plus two hundred dollars in checks left behind. No clue to the thieves yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Derwood
Lyddene & Lyddane
Rockville
Afesars, Lyddsne & Lyddane
Post Office on Wheels Moves to Burkittsville
Last week two Burkittsville youths contracted to move the et pr office building intact to the town east end. The building was placed on wheels and drawn by horses, and the operation was very successful. It will soon be occupied by Mr Willem Hightman in the vacant lot opposite the stone church as his grocery store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burkittsville
Et Pr
Willem Hightman
Sale by Moonlight at Welty Addition Frederick
City factory employees are invited to bid on lots in the Welty addition to Frederick. Public sale this evening at 7:30 in the office of C. J. Hartsock with G. B. Fout as auctioneer. Lots available on easy monthly payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Mann
Norh-west
W. O. Beckendaugh
H. 2. Steiner
Dwuuch
Silver Corner Band
Washington
Capitol City
Washington Dannenhower
Washington Party
Me FM
My. Chars H. Utermehite
Couch
Beckenbaugh
Lois
R. H. Campbell
C. 3. Castle
Utermeble
Frederick
Cal Trail
TRE Svews
C. J. Hartsock
G. B. Fout
Northwest
L. Hartsoor
West Patrick Bybeet
Frederick, MD
R .Sale
Gram Park
West Fourth and Sts
Joseph Grol
Wm. B. Ee
Fredericks Daily News Trade Edition Receives Praise
The Frederick Daily News trade edition impresses with handsome typography and portraits of readers and local buildings. It highlights Frederick’s industries, advantages, and business potential, praising publisher effort and the paper’s role in inviting capital and residents to the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolferile
Daily News of
Fredericks
Suyuy Gale
Baltimoresa
Frederick Day News
Reading
Frederick Clty
Wild Tharer
Frederick News
Sugusk
Readin Teller
Frederick
Tom
Carroll News
Frederica
Daily News
Baturdas
the News
WORK OF DEATH AND MOURNING NEWS NOTES
Lieutenant George Krebs Shellman, 70, dies at Confederate Soldiers Home in Pitegrik. Frederick native, lawyer, Civil War veteran, commanded troops leaving Richmond. Story also notes the death of young Georgetts Fraley after a wagon accident and other local bereavements and travel items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shellyman
George Krebs Shellman
Pitegrik
Baltimore Sun
Stellman
Frederick
Frederick A. Schley
Bradley T. Johnson
Maryland
Shellman
Manassas
Jackson
Valley
Richmond
Virginia
Little Iles
Georgetts
Charles
Annie Fraley
West Patrick Street
Sylvester
Remsburg
Jefferson
Clarke County
John Lecoute
University of California
Mt. St. Mary’s College, Emmitsburg
Ladies Linen Chamberay Offers For Warm Weather
D H Best promotes linen chambray for elegant cool dresses and black Swiss flouncing, net fabrics, and a large display of belts. It advertises Byzantine bugs, mats, new trees and carpets, inviting customers to call and visit the shop next to Smith's Temple of Fancy.
New Outings and Bargains Step Into Dey Goods
Mullinix and Kemp showcase a fresh line of outings chalis and serges described as beauties. They highlight 27 and 49 inch flouncings and Shan tong pongees at 12 3 cents, urging customers to see their stock at the store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cts
Carpet department reports record matting sales rise
The carpet department notes 47 rolls and 1 580 yards of Japanese matting arrived yesterday, bringing season totals to 170 rolls and 6900 yards. It highlights strong growth since Jap goods were first sold, with daily sales rising and invites customers to “headquarters” for steals and prices not found elsewhere.
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Foxville
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Alfred C. Smith
Euclid
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T. H. Aster
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Cumberland
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Wolfaville
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Phleeger
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