Saturday News Preview Highlights Tomorrow's Big Paper
The Saturday News promises a larger edition with special features including Dewet's ride and a royal illustrated article. Ladies and farmers columns, Sunday school lesson analysis, and regular features like Letters from Mary Jane add to the paper's appeal. Local news, tax notes, and service announcements round out the issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewet
Tory
Usvasl
Presiit Steyn
British Line
Mary Jane
TRE
Clueless Visit Fails to Solve Assault Case
State's Attorney Worthington and Sheriff Troxell visited Miss Smith after a firghtful Wednesday morning assault seeking identity clues. She recalls a short stout man in a dark coat and brown derby hat, dirty in appearance, who overpowered her and fled as neighbors learned of the crime hours later. Authorities pursue the suspect believed local, pledging full effort to capture and prosecute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worthington
Troxell
Miss Smith
Mr. Worthington
Misa Smith
Frederick Baseball Club tops Charlestown in close win
Frederick defeats Charlestown 9 to 6 at Athletic Park in a tight late afternoon game witnessed by about three hundred. Eisenhauer, Saylor and Stauffer turned a key double play in the third. Miller and Hoof pulled a visiting double play. Benson pitched well for Frederick, allowing runs only in two innings, while Charlestown rallied with four in the fourth before Frederick answered with five in the next. Walter Cook umpired the contest, with Frederick and Charlestown lineups listed. Manager Wood has arranged a follow up game with the Maryland School for the Deaf and Dumb at their grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sto
Frederick
Benson
Charlestown
Walter Cook
Frederick Saylor
A. S
Strawnberger
C. F
Hisenhauer
Rameburg
Creager
Motter
Stauffer
Nichols
Hoof
Phillipe
Shaff
Miller
Dunlap
Elliott
Glaze
R. J
Davis
Stifer
Lli
Cressi
Gigiz
Charlest
Alain Alo Alxi
Wood
The
Frederick Amateurs
Maryland School For the Deaf and Dumb
Maryland
F. A
Kennedy
Young
Schroeder
Toms
Leichert
Hoy
Railing
J. F
Kolb
R. F
Death notices point to two Middletown area obituaries
Miss Rebecca Rudy aged about 76 died at the home of Mr. John F. Shafer east of Middletown of general debility. She leaves one brother Daniel Rudy in Indiana and one sister Susan Wieland in Ohio. Funeral from Middletown Reformed church tomorrow at 2 pm. William Nichols aged 83 died near Mt. Ephraim last Monday afternoon. His funeral was Wednesday at Mt. Pleasant M E Church South with Rev. W. Davison officiating. Pallbearers named and interment at the church cemetery. George W. Peters was the undertaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebecca Rudy
Thomas Shafer
John F. Shafer
Middletown
Frederick
Susannah Rudy
Middletown Valley
Daniel Rudy
Hageratown
Indiana
Abraham Harris
Levi Cooley
W. Dickerson
McGill Belt
J. Edward
Charles Smith
George W. Peters
Thurmont High School Commencement Tuesday June 18
Thurmont Commencement will be held on Tuesday evening June 18 with orations and essays by the graduating class. A feature will be the address to the graduates by Rev. Jos H Dobbs of Franklin and Marshall College Lancaster Pa. Alumni meeting may become a prominent feature of commencement week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thurmont
Thurmont High School
Jos. H. Dobbs
D. D
Franklin and Marshall College
Lancaster
Free Rural Delivery Planned From Brunswick Route
Mail carrier Mr. T. B. Biser has been notified that rural delivery will start after July 1 on the Brunswick route from Gapland to Burkittsville, including Knoxville Broad Run and Petersville. Burkittsville residents oppose the change fearing loss of current daily mailings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick
T. B. Biser
Gapland
Burkittsville
Knoxville
Broad Run
Petersville
Locomobile Trip Through Frederick to Chicago
Messrs. S. B. Emmert of Hagerstown and W. G. Coleman of Washington arrived in Frederick yesterday evening in a locomobile en route for Chicago. Emmert to stop in Hagerstown, Coleman to proceed to Mechanicsburg Pa to join a geological surveying party before continuing to Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
S. B. Emmert
Hagerstown
W. G. Coleman
Washington
Frederick
Chicago
Frederick Merchant A Brengle Dies At Home At 59
Alexander Brengle respected Frederick shoe merchant dies of paralysis at his North Market Street home after being found unconscious in the yard last night. He was 59, survived by a brother and an aunt, with funeral services scheduled for Sunday at 2 30 p.m. The article notes his community involvement, family background, and his roles with local organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Brengle
North Market Street
Brengle
Mr. Brengle
Lewis A. Brangle
Mias Carlton
Thomas Carlton
Market
Second Streets
Franklin Savings Bank
Frederick &Oppossum Turnpike Company
David M. Brangle
Ann R. Gittinger
Baltimore
Lewis
Thomas Brengle
Éearly
Knights of the Ancient Easenic Order
Wm. GC. Boteler
Frederick
Opening of Braddock Heights Crowded Mountain Event
The opening of Braddock Heights yesterday under the Independent Drum Band drew a crowded mountain top despite cool weather. Dancing began at 8 pm and lasted until 11 pm with music from the Frederick Select Orchestra. The pavilion enlargement improved dancers comfort and convenience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock Heights
Frederick
Dedication Day Observed in Emmitsburg
Dedication Day ceremonies were held in Emmitsburg yesterday with Arthur Post G A R and schoolchildren parading to the Lutheran cemetery. Commander Jacob Rump read the G A R ritual and Lincoln’s Gettysburg Address as read by George L. Gillelan. Rev. William Martin of the United Brethren church spoke and graves were decorated by pupils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmitsburg
Arthur Post
G.A.R
Hage and
Lewere
Lutheran Cemetery
G.A R
Jacob Rump
Lincoln
Gettysburg
George L. Gillelan
William Martin
United Brethren Church
May Devotions Close at St John’s Catholic Church
News of the churches notes that May devotions end this evening at St John’s Catholic Church with the act of consecration to the Blessed Virgin Mary. The Singanore ladies have purchased new carpet for the church and plan further improvements with their labor.
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St. John’s Catholic Church
Singanore
Strawberry Festival Closes as Grace Reformed Sews Earns $100
The strawberry festival at Kemp Hall conducted by the Sewing Society of Grace Reformed church closed last evening. All goods were disposed of and the event realized $100 for church use.
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Kemp Hall
Sewing Society
Grace Reformed Church
Carter
McGill
Challenge
Niagara
Dehann
Waterman
Stafford
Faber
Divon
Remington
The Sick Mrs Theo P Lowe Improves Slowly
Mrs Theo P Lowe of East Fifth street, paralyzed weeks ago, is improving slowly. The piece urges using gentle remedies like Syrup of Figs from Osmiorna Fig Syrup Co when needed.
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Mra. Theo. P. Lowe
East Fifth Street
Senior Students Recital Delights at Junior Hall
The Elizabeth McDaniel School of Expression and Physical Culture presented a well received recital at Junior Hall last evening. An select orchestra played, and students delivered strong recitations and vocal numbers. The program featured many tableaux and drill displays, with the highlight a presentation of a certificate to Miss Mabel Kindley. Edith Utz was absent due to illness. Local market quotes by J. E. W. Hargett noted corn and wheat prices and hay.
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Mra
Elizabeth McDaniel
School of Expression and Physical Culture
Plasa
Nellie Kindley
The
Debating Society
Harry Kefanver
M. Louisa Payne
Mabel Kinddley
Nellia Gean
Zngomar
Ingomar
Janie Biraly
Edna Courtney
Mary Castle
Otho J. Keller
Birely
Kindley
Dean
Qcourtney
Rodock
DeGrange
McDaniel
Mabel Kindley
Boblitz
School of Scandal
Peter Teasel
Roger Mercer
Lady Teasel
Mies Marpares Marah
Elkanah
B. Atkinson
Mary Simmons
Anarky
Maggie Duvall
R.A. Lee Reich
Harry Kefauver
New York Harbor
Cuba
Columbia
Santiago
Edith Utz
G. Wesley Kindley
E. L. Boblitz
School of Expression
Onba
Colombia
Special Session Considers Health Hazard and Rail Work
In a special session the Mayor and Aldermen heard F and M Railroad President George W Smith seek permission to lay a switch on East Patrick Street into Henry Tyson property for a planned freight depot and car barn. The Derr alley drainage issue was referred to streets. water main on East Church Street extended was referred to water works. rent abatement for Prof E C Shepherd was approved. pavement plans for J A Dill property discussed but no action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George William Smith
F. & M. Railroad
East Patrick Street
Henry Tyson
Stresta
Joseph W. Gaver
Derr
Patrick Street
S. Welty
East Churoh Street
E. C. Shepherd
Bids Opened For Masonia Temple Contract
Three bids were received by noon today for the Masonia Temple project from H W Bowers Lloyd O Onller of Frederick and Henry B Rippel of Baltimore. Bowers offered the lowest bid at 821,195. Cullers bid 833,000 and Rippers 834,000. Frederick County graduates Misses Helen M Landers and Fanny B Condon from the county graduated last night at the State Normal School Baltimore with Miss Landers delivering the farewell poem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Temple
Masonia Temple
H. W. Bowers
Lloyd O. Onller
Frederick
Henry 8. Rippel
Baltimore
Mr. Bowers
Culler
Mr. Rippers
Frederick County
Helen M. Landers
Fanny 8
Local notices and ads from Frederick early 1900s
Fragments advertise Glessner Fruit Company and a joint literary society concert at Woman's College on June 1. Also notices urge merchants to obtain May licenses, announce a Hospital Rummage Sale, an excursion to Baltimore on June 2, and Frederick Building Association stock details. Includes dressmaking, eye care, and local business info with names and addresses.
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Baltimore
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Frederick
Camden Station
Frederick Building Association
J. W.L. Carty
Frederick County National Bank
Doll & Albaugh
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