Happenings in Kings Valley and Mount Airy Notes
Local letters from Mountain View and surrounding areas recount social visits and small projects. Names include Bown, Mullinix, Beall, Gartrell, Brandenberg, King, Smith, Renn, and Bealle among residents in Kings Valley and Mt Airy. Community events feature a lawn fete with a concert by the King's Valley Cornet Band and a Whit Monday picnic. Preaching attendance and a Children's Day service are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mountain View
Kings
St. N. Pool's Grove
Annie Brown
Blanche Watkins
Dogtown
Elyza Smith
Mt. View
H. H. King
Kingsley
Jesse Smith
Elzey Smith
Marjorie
Aly
Roy Moxley
Addie Bealle
Damascus
Melvin Bealle
D. W. Price
Kings Valley
Mt View Church
Bowman
Cedar Heights
Local residents visit neighbors in weekend gatherings
Miss Ella Wagner spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. George H. Scheel of New Market. Frank Jones, once ill, shows slow improvement. Elizabeth R. Thomas and John J. Culler's family visited the Thomases. Mrs. Lewis Moxley with children and Miss Lucy Wolfe visited Wyamsville. Mrs. Burdette of Monrovia visited. Mr. and Mrs. James R. Hilton spent Tuesday with her Montgomery county kin. Mr. and Mrs. William Buxton and daughter Elizabeth visited with her parents. John F. Purdum and family were hosts. Bob Burgee and Lester Cook visited George Kohlenberg. Haines, Cook, Burgee, and Kohlenberg joined Norman C. Hilton Sunday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Wagner
George H. Scheel
New Market
Poole
Frank Jones
Elizabeth R. Thomas
John J. Culler
Ralph
Geo. Ihomas
Lewis Moxley
Thelma
Malcom
Lucy Wolfe
Wyamsville
Burdette
Monrovia
Frank Burdette
James R. Hilton
Montgomery County
William E. Buxton
Elizabeth
John F. Purdum
Bob. Burgee
Lester Cook
George Kohlenberg
Gherman Haines
Bob Burgee
Norman C. Hilton
Percy Kelly
Lewis Molesworth
Baltimore
Effie Wagner
Martin Wagner
Jesse Kelly
Helen
Margaret McMullen
Thelma Moxley
Helen Wolfe
Marietta Moxley
Elia Wagner
James KR. Hilton
E. T. Bready
Adamstown
George C. Thomas
Pearl Thomas
Annie M. Snyder
Vida F Hilton
Norman C. Tilton
Thomas
Hilda Wood
Alice Hogarth
M. P. Wood
Messrs. Dernard
Aubrey Davis
Walter
Jasper Albaugh
Paul Jones
James Jones
Eldred Falconer
Norma Ingie
Airy
Alvah Ingie
Hammond to Represent U S as Envoy at King George V Coronation
John Hays Hammond, noted mining engineer and Taft associate, sails to London as special envoy to the coronation of King George V in June. The Chicago subject shows him at a Lakewood horse show preparing for the voyage and his busy career continues with new diplomatic duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hays Hammond
Uncle Sam
United States
George V
Mr. Hammond
Taft
Mr. Taft
London
Hammond
Lakewood
X J
England
Local residents recount weekend visits and upcoming church events
Mr and Mrs Percy Kelly spent Sunday in New Market. Miss Effie Wagner visited her brother Martin Wagner Sunday morning. The ice cream festival at Bartholow's Union chapel drew a large crowd. Several families and students visited or hosted others through the week. Upcoming events include a strawberry lawn fete June 2 and a Children's Day service June 11 at Bartholow's Union chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal G. Hilton
James R. Hilton
Alvyah Lingie
Mary Ann
John F. Purdunt
Bartholow’s Union Chapel
Bartholows Union Chapel
Barttholow’s
Plane No
Plane No. 4
Local Notes and Socials From Our Town
Over the past two weeks residents visited kin and guests including Mrs J T Pearl of Locust Valley and Mrs William Pearl returning home after Roanoke. George Pfeifer went to live with his uncle Burr Magaha near Petersville. Ada May of Washington spends time with Mrs John Pfeifer. Marshall Barger of Point of Rocks visited, accompanied home by grandmother Mary Hightman. Church services scheduled at Lutheran church and Heidelberg League at 7 30 pm in chapel. Miss Edna King 18 visiting close by, Miss Frankie Wetzel of Mount Airy spent weekend with friends. Miss Marie and Willye Lewis visited Frederick. Porter H Flautt of Baltimore spent weekend with Miss Lillian Williams. Children’s service at M P church Sunday afternoon June 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RG. Bown
Met Airy
Muller Wailkes
Washington
Harrison
Baltimore
Tiis Place
Catherine Hurley
Mt al
Lithe Mullinix
Daniel Pike
Tis Diveulus
Bertie Ward
C. King
King’s Valley
Elsie Purchaim
Browningsville
Daisy Smith
D. F. Brown
Frederick
Titus Brown
Anne Brown
Blanche Watkins
Forney's
Purdum
Fiona Beall
George Beall
Charlie King
King's Valley
Traville
Mary Burriss
Otho J. Gaver
Millard Arnold
Hagerstown
Lee Arnold
Oliver Hightman
Lillian
Cora Fe, Pearl
J. T. Pearl
Locust Valley
Wiliam Pearl
Roanoke
George Pfeifer
Burr MaGaha
Petersville
Ada May
John Pfeifer
Marshall Barger
Point of Rocks
Mary Hightman
Smith
Classis
Heidelberg League
Edna King
Wagener
Mear
Bartholow
Towns Move To Oil Dust On Streets
Funkstown residents on the main street plan to oil the surface themselves to curb dust caused by dry conditions. Seedysville citizens have begun oiling streets using a spray pump after sweeping. Mt Airy city council in Carroll County has ordered a car load of road oil to prevent dust problems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Funkstown
Seedysville
Mt. Airy
Carroll Country
Hall's Catarrh Cure Endorsed by Toledo Firm
Frank Cheney of F. J. Keney & Co swears as senior partner that the Toledo firm will pay one hundred dollars for every case of catarrh cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. The notice, dated December 5th, 1846, cites testimonials and urges readers to ask for Hall’s products from local druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Ohio
Toledo
Lucas County
Frank J. Cheney
F. J. Keney & Co
Hall
Frank Cheney
Ae PD
A.W. Gleason Notary
Chenty & CO
Tae
Equal Suffrage as Nations Forge Ahead of US
Union column notes Denmark grants universal women's suffrage after partial rights earlier. Norway moves to admit women to state offices. Russia hosts a strong Warsaw style movement. Finland shows women vote heavily and impact policy without party shifts. France hosts large suffrage meeting with international attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malloy
Lucia Bith
United States
Denmark
Norway
St. Petersburg
Russia
Finland
Public interest rises over press attitude during meeting
The public praises the press for a changed attitude and notes the importance of cohesive effort before tangible benefits of the vote appear. Residents focus on the meeting, with remarks that the discussion in these parts centers on it and signals a significant moment.
Inspect Pennsylvania Governor Leads Pittsburgh Bankers to Cement Plant
Governor John B Tener of Pennsylvania and a large party of financiers from Pittsburgh New York and Philadelphia will inspect the Fidelity Portland Cement Company plant at Union Bridge tomorrow. Governor Tener is due in Baltimore early and a special 10 car train including President Alexander Robertson 39 s private car will depart Hillen Station for the cement plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B. Tener
Pennsylvania
Pittsburg
New York
Philadelphia
Fidewater Portland Conment Company
Union Bridge
Crothers
Preston
Warfield
Tenor
Baltimore
Frompny
Alexander Robertson
Western Maryland Railroad Company
Law’s Grip Promises Stayaway After Over Night Disturbance
William Gare, recently on the water wagon for 18 months, caused a disturbance on B and O avenue. Judge John Francis Smith found him guilty but released him on condition he avoid liquor. Gare later escaped police custody and damaged household effects at home, terrifying his family. Tom Potts was committed to Montevue Hospital for delirium tremens treatment. Blanche Ivory faced charges of disorderly conduct. case held over for further evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goat
B & O Avenue
William Gare
John Francis Smith
Bare
Tom Potts
Montevue Hospital
Justice Smith
Tom
Hauver
Blanche Ivory
Funeral of George H. C. Hickman at Point of Rocks
The funeral for George H. C. Hickman was held yesterday at St. Paul’s Lutheran church Point of Rocks. Rev. Charles F. Steck of Washington led the service with assistants Rev. Paul Ketterman and Rev. William Anthony. Civil War comrades attended and floral tributes were plentiful. Pallbearers included George P. Davis William McLain Charles Stunkle Edward Fryer Creighton Connor James A. Baker. Interment followed at St. Paul’s Cemetery. M. R. Jehison supervised arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. C. Hickman
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Point of Rocks
Charles F. Steck
Washington
Paul Ketterman
the Doubs Lutheran Church
William Anthony
Te Youbs Reformed Church
Mr. Hickman
Car accident on Georgetown turnpike injures Linthicum party
Thomas S Linthicum driving toward this city with his brother and family struck a large roadside stone near the tollgate on the Georgetown turnpike last night. The car veered into the fence, downhill, badly damaging the radiator fender and lamps. It was towed to Frederick City Garage for repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas S. Linthicum
Georgetown
Urbana
Frederick civic club plans first city playground
The First Baptist church backs a public playground in Frederick and the Civic Club seeks funds for equipment. Marvel Night tickets at ten cents will support the project with half of proceeds going to the playground fund. Citizens urged to buy to help create the city’s first children’s play area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Eiforta
Frederick
Call
Civic Club
Marvel
North Market Street
Baptist Church
Pole top breaks glass at Frederick Railroad site
A lifting pole at the Frederick Railroad yard on South Market street tilted and struck the second floor window of the Monon Laundry yesterday afternoon, shattering three panes. No injuries were reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Railroad
Monon Laundry
South Market Street
Maryland Classis Convenes Tonight in Carroll County
The Maryland Classis of the Reformed church opens at St Mary’s Church in Silver Run Carroll County this evening at 7 20. Session runs one week with opening sermon by retiring president Rev Himer Cublents of Ridgely MD. Revs Henri L G Kieffer Newton M Zentz of Evangelical Reformed Church and E L McLean Milton B Zimmerman of Grace Reformed Church will represent their churches in Silver Run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
The
Reformed Church
St. Mary's Church
Silver Run
Carroll County
Himer Cublents
Ridgely
Henri L .G. Kieffer
Newton M Zentz
Evangelical Reformed Church
E. L McLean
Milton
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Pardem
Mount Airy
William Devilbiss
Oak Orchard
Alice Buckingham
B Strow
Mary Miller
Frank Miller
Della Gartrell
Florence Gartrell
India Smith
Mattie Keller
C. Keller
William Keller
C. Murrey
Elmer Minnick
George W. Gartrell
Andrew Brandenburg
5. E. Lane
Oldeman Hood
Raymond Bershear
Nora Brandenburg
John Brown
Clara Watkins
John Renn
Wills Derr
Edward Cook
Church Hill
Wiliam Bussard
Mt. Zion Church
Wm. Wiles
John Lunes
Cildren
Wm. Hoffman
John Barnes
Charles Heflner
John Himes
George Poole
Elmira Renn
Harman Coblentz
Middletown
Ruth Renn
Bessie
Edna Sha
George Smith
Market St. Frederick
I and
G. O. Paxson
Edw. C. Cowling
Archive
Herman
Carrison Blucher
Army
Joseph M. Herman &Co
Boston
B. Rosenour & Sons
American Press Association
Burkittsville
Kemptown
Say Fou
France
Einglish
Paris
French Parliamentary Commission
Tener
Montevur
Magvel” Moving Picture Theatre
la France
Paramount
H. R. Flautt
Reliable Shoes
Frederick, Md
Hay
Aemple Bore
Hay Specialties Co
Newark
N. J
Hartine
Aleo
Steiner Bros
Newspap
Aare
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