Day at Union Station Amateur Show Delights Local Audience
An amateur benefit at City Opera House featured A Day at Union Station with a lively, quick tempo and a strong cast led by director Conrad Faunt Le Roy. The pony ballet by Irene Enright drew praise, and acts by Richard Ross Na omi Hershberger and others received hearty applause from a large crowd despite hot weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Opera House
Union Station
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
Bisl Sally
Conrad Faunt le Roy
Pony Ballet
Irene Enright
Richard Ross
Elizabeth Bowers
John Markey
Naomi
Hershberger
Helen Landauer
Walletta Keefer
Hunt Hendrickson
Simanthy Jackson
Viola Bowers
Budweiser
Harry Leichert
Faunt le Rey
Purely Personal Local Visit Notes And Militia Arrival
A string of short notices lists visits by Mr John W Kiracofe in Harrisburg Pa and George W Heinlein in Cumberland. Miss Auntie Refauver visits Waltersville. Edgar K Leng Jr of Baltimore stays with his parents east of the city. Mire C Ausherman returns from New London. Mr and Mrs Charles Sifford from Washington visit the Tysons on East Church. E W Haritlove of Baltimore visits his wife at the Washington Cottage. Mrs Richard Wagner, Baltimore soprano, and family will stay with her mother Mrs W T Foster. Washington Militiamen From Company G, First Regiment, District of Columbia Militia, arrived last night and will camp at the fair grounds until tomorrow morning. Capt F wry Beau commands, with Lt Henry Johnson and corporals H Smith Jr A Bemyer and R Mager. About 45 men. They plan to depart tomorrow at 7 am, likely stopping at Hall Town Virginia next.
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John W
Kiracofe
Harrisburg
George W. Heinlein
Cumberland
Auntie Refauver
Waltersville
North Market Street
Edgar K. Leng, Jr
Baltimore
New London
Charles Sifford
Washington
Jacob B. Tyson
East Church Street
E.W. Haritlove
Washington Cottage
Braidock Heights
Richard Wagner
W.T
Fostex. Ac
District of Columbia Militia
Fair Grounds
F_ wry Beau
Henry Johnson
H. Smith
A. Bemyer
R. Mager
Halltown
W. Ve
Local Businessman Wm E Staup Opens Shirt Factory in York
In York Mr Wm E Staup formerly of this city has entered shirt manufacture in York Pa locating in the Pollock building He has the best wishes of his friends for success The Sick Mr Frank E L Stoner East Second street who has been sick is able to be out.
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York
Wm. E. Staup
Pollock
Staup
Frank EL. Stoner
East Second Street
Citizens’ Nations Bank
Memorial Day Services Park Mt Olivet Cemetery
Reynolds Post No. 2 G A R held Memorial Day events in Yellow Springs with a march from North Market Street to Mt. Olivet, ritual at the G A R mound, a volley by Company A, and a Key Monument service. The program included songs, readings, and Major Edward Y. Goldsborough delivering the address.
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Mt. Olivet
Goldsborough
Key Monument
Reynolds Post
No.2
Post
Sons of Veterans
H. J. Kefaurver
Francis Scott Key
Geo. Edw. Smith
Grandpa
L. A. Burek
C. C. Waters
Frank Staley
Howard Young
Edward Y. Goldsborough
Longevity Secret Told By 107-Year-Old Tyrone Man
Thomas Kelly of county Tyrone, just after his 107th birthday, climbed a ladder to repair his room and credits plain food, early rising, hard work, and a good constitution. He lives on a 74 acre mountain farm with his 70-year-old son, reclaimed morass, and rising family ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Kelly
County Tyrone
Kelly
Ballygawlery
Morass
Aes
Sither
Judge Ross
Irish Land Court
Professor Bond
Duke of Abercorn
Carrickmere
Peggy McGurk
Ballygawley
South Tyrone
T. W. Russell
Ireland
Mr. Kelly
America
Hymeneal notices from Thurmont and nearby towns
Marriages announced include Ellen Ashbaugh and Robert Wantz wed May 23 at the bride’s sister Alis Leatherman home near Thurmont. Grace Grable and Mary Eyler marry at 18 East Third Street with Rev E L McLean officiating near Le Gore. Invitations issued for Elinor Beard and Samuel Birely wedding in Thurmont June 16 at St John’s Lutheran church Thurmont.
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Wantz—Ashbaugh
Ellen Ashbaugh
Robert Wantz
Alis. Leatherman
Thurmont
Sfiss Ashbaugh
M. L. Beard
Middletown
Elinor Luther, Beard
Samuel Birely
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Funeral for Miss Kate M. Nussbaum Arrives in City
The remains of Miss Kate M. Nussbaum arrived from Washington at 10 50 this morning. The funeral was held at the Baltimore and Ohio depot with services by Rev Dr Charles F Steck. Interment followed at Mt Olivet cemetery. C Carty was funeral director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate M. Nussbaum
Washington
Baltimore and Ohio
Charles F. Steck
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
C. Carty
Big Gathering of Pythians in Maryland Conference
A Monday 1 30 PM meeting brings representatives from eighteen Knights of Pythias lodges in Maryland with Grand Lodge officers led by Olin Bryan and others. The event includes a reception, a session at the Masonic Temple, speeches by Reno Harp and Olin Bryan, reports, planned work for the year, music by Mountain City Orchestra, and a grand banquet for about 400 Pythians with more than 150 candidates waitlisted for membership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of Knights of Pythiss
Maryland
Baltimore
Carroll
Montgomery
Frederick Counties
Grand Lodge
Olin Bryan
Benjamin H. McKindless
Ars
Otto. M. Heinhardt
J. Edward Richardson
A. C. Strite
P. G. C. Samuel H. Ta
Charles A. Landis
Mountain City Lodge Orchestra
T. 3. Eader
Mountain City Lodge
Bank of Page
Masonic Temple
Hagerstown Host Monday Baseball Matchup
Rockville's team arrived last night for a weekend series in Frederick with Hagerstown set to visit Monday. The two clubs have split games, but Frederick leads 3 by 2 in runs across three games and Malone’s signing impresses critics. The Monday contest starts at four o'clock and promises a hot game.
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Rockville
Hagerstown
Tocal
Frederick
Malone
Lawful Market Case Dismissed After Dispute
James Lowe and Walter Reeder were arrested by Officer Stras berger on market ordinance violations. At Justice Alfred Ritter's hearing a dispute over setting aside goods for customers led to dismissal with a warning of possible fines on re arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Markeet
Heahd
James Lowe
Walter Reeder
Strasberger
Lowe
Reeder
Alfred Ritter
Ankle Broken by a Fall at School Building Site
H Morrison of Shepherdstown West Virginia a bricklayer on the Middletown school project fell twelve feet from a wall while on a joist Thursday morning his right ankle was broken Dr Roy V Hauver was summoned and the fracture set he was brought to the Valley Hotel and later taken home by afternoon
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Morrison
Shepherdstown
W. Va
Middletown
Stork
Merzicon
Roy V. Hauver
Mr. Morrison
Valley Hotel
Miss Dutrow Burned In Brush Fire Incident
Miss Vinnie Dutrow, daughter of George Dutrow, moved from near Middletown to Purcelleville, Virginia. Her dress ignited at a brush fire and burned her hips. her life was at risk for several days. She is now improving under nurse care.
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Miss Dutrow
Vinnie Dutrow
George Dutrow
Middletown
Purcelleville
Loudoun Country
Emmitsburg Commencement Address Announced
Hammond Amer Esq of Frederick will address Emmitsburg High School graduates at exercises on June 16. Graduates include Misses Coretta Hoke Hoke Ruth Hoke Hazel Patterson Anns Marlowe and Messrs Wallace Black Charles Stokes Martin Valentine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmitsburg
Hammond Amer. Esq
Frederick
Emmitsburg High School
Itié Coretta Hoke
Lillie Ruth Hoke
Hazel Maude Patterson
Anns Marlowe
Wallace Dunn Black
Charles Kefauver Stokes
Martin Luther Valentine
Boy Shot by Air Rifle Causes Palm Injury
Paul Michael aged years son of Mr and Mrs A L Michael of South Market street was loading an air rifle at home when it discharged. A ball entered his left palm and was removed yesterday by Dr F B Smith. The boy is recovering well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Michael
A. L. Michael
South Market Street
F.B. Smith
Maryland Collegiate Institute Graduates at Union Bridge
At commencement the Maryland Collegiate Institute in Union Bridge lists county graduates Bruce C. Whitmore of Utica Mills finishing in three years and E Etzler of Woodsboro completing a one year commercial course. N Baumgardner of York Road RB and others completed a Bible course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland Collegiate Institute
Union Bridge
Bruce C. Whitmore
Utica Mills
Baumgardner
York Road
E. Etzler
Woodsboro
Commencement Week at Woman's College of Frederick
The annual commencement begins June 5 with cantata and ends June 10 with a graduates reception. Events include a concert by Conservatory students, a church service by Rev J Spanier Kaiser, art display, a school of expression recital, tennis and racing on campus, a dramatic reading of Twelfth Night, commencement exercises with Rev Samuel Meg and Chord Crothers, an alumni meeting, and a banquet at M C A restaurant. Graduates span regular, piano, expression, and art programs with many named individuals and hometowns listed.
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Frederick
Beex
Conservatory of Music
J. Spanier Kieifer
Erotown
Kemp Hall
Board of Diretors
School of Expresion
Kemp Ball
College Mall
Senor Dramatics
Rev. Samuel
Meg
Chord Crothers
Dunbridge
Mass
Hebbe Garrett DeGrange
Edith Sophia Hahn
Reading
Mary Hay
Meyersdale
Ida Olivia Hersh
East Greenville
Margaret Vance Hoffman
Woodstock
Mary Mercelene Kefan_ver
Middletown
Mad
Berths Mary Moyer
Derzsy Church
Levi Maude Pettit
Stuttgart
Ark
Mary Katherine Pontius
Butler
Janie Hendry
Quynn
Agnes Mercer
Shuford
Haverstown
Katherine Camille Shuford
Rhea 1
DeHart Sourbeer
Harrisburg
Viola Bradbreck
Hanover
Bertha Maria Shuey
Sugar Grove
John Hunt Hendrickson
Ruth Mation LeFevre
Littlestown
Isabelle Martha Storm
Jene Louise Keller
Nellie Beatrice
Thomas
Buckeystown
Katherine Blanche Gibson
York, Pa
Local Advertisement Highlights Shipley Boost Deals
Local ad lists Shipley and Boost promotions with prices on bicycle tires at 3.00, inner tubes 2.39, folding go carts 1.95, jell glasses 0.19 a dozen, onion sets 0.05 quart, Kara linen beper 0.19 lb, best window screens 0.25, broom 0.19, 0.21, dero tated chambers 102, roller skates 0.39 a pair, toilet paper 0.25 for nine rolls, new line books 0.25, fly traps 0.12, Frederick post cards sold at 0.25.
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New Line
Frederick
S OF THE- CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK AU FREDERICK MD
Balance sheet style summary showing assets and liabilities for The Citizens National Bank of Frederick Maryland. Readable entries list loans and discounts secured and unsecured, U S bonds, securities, furniture, due from other banks, checks and notes, currency, and reserves. Liabilities include capital stock, surplus, profits, contingent accounts, and deposits by individuals and banks.
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Creulai
Etlarane
Tresscher
National Bank
BETES
Pames
Ings
United States
District Convention of Maryland Knights of Pythias in Braddock Heights
The District Convention of the 3rd District of the Domain of Maryland Knights of Pythias will meet at Mountain City Lodge No. 29 on Monday afternoon June 1 1908 at 1 30 and the same evening confer the Rank of Page on a class of 100 candidates. A banquet will follow with prominent speakers. all members urged to attend.
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Knights of Pythias
Domain of Maryland
K. of P
Castle Hall
Mountain City
Mnk
Cuasies A. Lanois, K
RL &S
Recitals and Memorial Events in Frederick Area
The notice lists a June schedule with a Mrs Mc Daniels School of Elocution recital at the Opera House. stage prices for box seats and balcony. Also a Strawberry Festival for St John’s church, Confederate Memorial services at Mt Olivet and St John’s cemeteries, UDC and Confederate Veterans meeting, and a special car trip to Jefferson for Memorial services. Also local sales items and a sale at Marsh’s Restaurant with various discounted goods.
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Hoey Pub. Co
Jos
AL Landis
Val
St_John’s Church
EA. Marsh
Mt. Olivet
St. John’s
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Confederate Veterans
U. D.G
UO. D. C
Jefferson
Frederick
Jeferson
Jr. O.U. A
Frederick Building Association Series No 14 Stock Issue Opens
Frederick Building Association announces Series No 14 stock available from Saturday June 6 2008 with dues 25 cents weekly per share and 10 cent entrance per share. Each share matures at 100 dollars and yields just over 4 percent. Interest on member loans is 4.16 dollars yearly per 100 borrowed, paid weekly. Illustrative loan example shows total repayment on a 1000 loan at 1155 dollars with payments starting when the series begins. Shares available via J W L Carty Secretary at Frederick County National Bank. officers listed include Haller Zimmerman Lampe Carty and others. Also notes K of P meeting June 1 and local church fundraisers and license notices and theater ads.
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The
Frederick Building Association
J. W. L. Carty
Frederick County National Bank
Thomas H. Haller
Geo. H. Zimmerman
J. Henry
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Voltaire
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Jomum Ualist
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Woman's College
Citizens’ National Bank
Citizens" National Bank AU
Sizy
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Stase Or
Manriano
Frepeires
Wm G. Zimmerman
WM. G. Zimmeralan
Travers Thomas
N. P. Gorzech
John D. Hendrickson
Fred. Co
Oy Dow
G.I S
Neddig & Muller
Pyle & Miller
Buemness
Suk
Madras
Seasor
Bowsani Gibson
Gillaud
Neidig & Miller
Braddock Heights
Evenison Feaniera
I .S. Biser
Une
Tas Excarson Feenitcar Star
Free's Gas & Exec. Co
Chet
Reith
Jere Eshson
Columbia Records
Vincer Bros
Just
Atlas
Kuhn & James
Frederick ’s_ Hagerstown, ip
St. John’s Hall
St. John’s Church
Marsh
Saie
E. A. Marsh
Berlin
Mexican Rapide
Ieac Te
S. South Market Street
M. E. Church
Mt. , Pleasant
Ladies of Grace Reformed Church
Kemp Hali
Isaac “E. T. Harrys
New Nickel Theatre
New Nicker Tuzatar
Piker
George
Rodock & Vo
Soc
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George S. Rodock & GO
Thos. P. Rice
George Hick
Caerick, Md
Thomas P. Rige
North Market Streat
J. Eichelberger
Eighelberger
Northwest Cor. Market
Third Ste
Novildachy
Charles L. Renn
Etine Etnetinntet
Shogpeg
Eagle Coen
Sr. Smuth
C. L. Ren
SAAR
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Tritapoe & Mohler
Banar G. Terraror
Haney E. Monier
Masey
City
Dunswick
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Dill Ave
Suck
Esse South Street
Gsteenhouse
South St
Third Street
Real Estate
Frederics, MD
Both Paints
Thomas & Motter
Sidawly
Frederick Etr
Citizens'’ National Bank
F. B. Sappington
Gil Commar_ Tail
Dnax
City Hall
Frederick, Md
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