Many Visitors Return Home From Out of Town
The column lists Mrs. Elroy L Roarkey and daughter returning from Baltimore and numerous friends and relatives arriving or departing from Frederick. Names include Miss Hattie Bladen Miss Marie Haller Rev E L McLean Mr Justus Miller Jr Miss Rhoda Glilelan Miss Hil Elizabeth Gilson Prof Bion Firestone and others with addresses on South Market East Third Street and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elroy L. Roarkey
Baltimore
John Wood
South Market Street
Hattie Bladen
Washington
Marie Haller
West South Straet
E. L. McLean
Pennsylvania
Justus Miller, Jr
East Third Street
Hagerstown
Rhoda Glilelan
Hmmitsburg
Hilizabeth Gilson
Clifford Keyser
Naomi Gring
Boston
Mass
Frederick
Bion Firestone
East Street
Philadelphia
Viola Packard
Springfield
J. Maurice, Bartacher
Misa Miriam
Joseph O. Hoyt
W. W. Saunders
Schanestady
N.Y
Misa Freda Patdt
Martinaborg
W. Va
Misa Alina Elkins
Baker Rager
Navy Yard
Alty
Ida Millar
Grace and
Bernice
Ohio
Harvey R. Lease
East Church Street
Mary
Pauline McCardell
North Market Street
Atlantic City
Elsie Adams
Third Street
Friendga
York
Hanover
Littlentown
Elizabeth Gilson
Booth Market Street
Emmittsburg
Baem Aummering S& the
Braddock Q Colony
Thair
East Second
Jornerstons Laid Cornerstone At United Engine House
The cornerstone of the United engine house was placed in the wall yesterday at 5 30 by contractor Charles Lasse after pressure from Mr Frank Suman The notice also promotes reading The News for advertisements and business notices aimed at workers and households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jornerstons
United Enginehouse
Frank Suman
Charles Lasse
Baltimore and Frederick Electric Railway Purchases Frederick and Middletown Line
J Roger McSherry confirmed the Baltimore & Frederick Electric Railway Company bought the Frederick and Middletown Electric Railway. The buyers plan to integrate the F and M line into the B F system, upgrade equipment, beautify Braddock Heights, and build an electric route linking Frederick to Baltimore. The deal includes all rights and property. the corporate existence will be preserved and McSherry may join the board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Roger McSherry
Baltimore & Frederick Electric Railway Company
Frederick & Middletown
Braddock
Maryland
McSherry
B. &F.R BR. Co
Market Street
Frederick
Baltimore
Wabash Survey Claims Plan For Route To Washington
A Wabash surveying corps member in Frederick county outlines a proposed route with a fork at Frederick. One branch would reach Westminster to join the Western Maryland Railroad, the other head to Washington. The tunnel through Catoctin Mountain would start near Charles Brane’s orchard and exit near J. Roger McSherry’s residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wabash Surveying Corps
Wabash
Frederick County
Baltimore
Washington
Frederick
Westminster
Western Maryland Railroad
Catoctin Mountain
Charles Brane
Daniel Smith
J. Roger McSherry
Baw Mill Bottom
Frederick City Hospital Guild Carnival Nets $300 After Expenses
The entertainment committee led by Mrs. Wm T Mulliniz organized the Children's Carnival at Frederick City Hospital Guild. Receipts totaled 2895 with donations including a check from Gov. Edwin Warfield. Winners included Eloias Gilbert misidentified as Mary Gilbert for best costumed girl under six. other prize winners cited for decorated baby carriage, see-saw, and twins Ebbert to receive prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City
Edwin Warfield
Eloias Gilbert
Mary Gilbert
N. R
D. Mantz
Stuart Grumbine
Hammond
Franklin Welty
Migs
Ella Shriver
Ralph
Roy Schroeder
Pant
Pauline Marsh
Lawful Grip Casts Shadow on Local Theft Case
Georgie Dimmy was arrested by Constable Carter charged with stealing a 15 gold chain owned by E. P. Hale. The chain, stolen about a year ago, was found in Dimmy’s possession. Dimmy failed to post 100 bail and was committed to jail for grand jury action. Neal Haugh, colored, arrested by Deputy Sheriff Darner at Adamstown for stealing 3 pounds from Mr Christian Wilson at the Catholic church site. He admitted the theft before Justice John Keller, waived a hearing, and bail was set at 100.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgie Dimmy
Conetable Carter
E. P. Hale
OC. H. Ecketein
Neal Haugh
Darner
Adamstown
Christian Wilson
John Keller
Death of Mrs Sophia Steiner in Fostoria Ohio
Widow of Jacob BF Steiner dies in Fostoria after a long illness. She was nearly ninety and a sister to the late Gen John A Steiner. She was an aunt of Mrs Jares A Smith and Mrs Kady Smith of this county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sophia Steiner
Jacob BF. Steiner
Fostoria
Ohio
Steiner
John A. Steiner
Afties
Brather
Jares A. Smith
Kady Smith
77 Years Old Tomorrow Acknowledges Caleb M Lewis Birth
Caleb M Lewis of East Patrick Street turns 77 tomorrow in a family history note tracing Welsh roots. The Lewis family migrated early to America, with Grithth Lewis born 1766 on a Pennsylvania farm, and Nathan H Lewis born in Chester County in 1804 who ran a large foundry prior to Caleb’s career as a master mechanic and railroad worker in Mifflin shops and Wilmington later.
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Caleb M. Lewis
Patrick Street
Lewis
America
Wales
Grithth Lewis
Mr. Lewis
Familly
Pennsylvania
Tos
Caleb Lewis
Nathan H. Lewis
Chester County
Ion Weat Cvasssar
Osieb Mt Lewis
Downdogtown
Pottsville
Wilmington
Delater Whitch
Mifflin Shops
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Liew
Long Career of Baltimore Railroader Ends in Retirement
A Baltimore rail veteran who served 17 years with the Northern Central Railroad supervising train starts from Baltimore and aided Civil War movements the year Lincoln’s Remains train was conveyed to Harrisburg. He later led rolling stock at the Eastern Railroad until 1878, then retired to the Auburn farm and moved to this city years ago. He married Sagan Burnett in 1849. Mrs. Lewis is famed for stories of his varied experiences. Friends offer congratulations and best wishes for many more years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern Central Railroad
Baltimore
Lincoln
Harrisburg
Eastern Railroad
Auburn
Lewis
Sagan M. Burnett
Nathan S and
Eliza Mickle Burnett
Cheater County
Somerast County
Brief Bits from the Daily Ledger
Mr Ingomar Albaugh fired six shots while out gunning yesterday. The Economy Silo Co operates its plant day and night to fill orders. Meners Harry Thompson and Frank B Sappington Jr caught three bass in the Monocacy yesterday. Mr Wm Wills caught four bass yesterday in the Monocacy, the largest weighing pounds. Over eight tons of Lima beans were shipped by the Lima Bean Association this morning over the B and O. An extra car was added to carry them. Mr Harry Finesy while cleaning a machine at Union Knitting Mills yesterday mashed the forefinger of his left hand. Mr Reno B Harp caught six bass yesterday, one weighing 4 pounds, which he presented to Fradge John Motter. After catching the bass he sent his rod, which he did mo re cov er.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ingomar Albaugh
Economy Silo Co
Meners
Harry Thompson
Frank B. Sappington, Jr
Wm. Wills
Lima Bean Association
Harry Finesy
Union Knitting Mills
Reno
Harp
Fradge John
Motter
Social World Card Party and Dance at Red Men's Hall
Mise Katie Seeger hosted a card party Thursday evening at her East Patrick street home with guests from Harrisburg and other cities. Evelyn Jordan led a dance at Red Men’s Hall in Beonswick with about fifty couples enjoying music by the Freder ick Belcot Orchestra. Captain Walter Saunders, auctioneer, sold a 151 acre farm along Reichs Ford road in New Market district to Harry B. Witker for 28.25 per acre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise Katie Seeger
East Patrick Atreat
Harrisburg
Brunswick
Misa Evelyn Jordan
Beonswick
Red Men's Hall
Frederick Belcot
Walter Saunders
Cramer & Stauffer
Cours Honge Door
Reich's Ford Road
New Market District
Harry B. Witker
Eastern Star meeting resumes with statewide dignitary present
Mizpah Chapter No. u of the Order of the Eastern Star held a stated meeting last evening. Mrs. Ida B. Schwartz of Hagerstown, Worthy Grand Matron of Maryland, attended and gave an eloquent address. Refreshments were served in the banquet hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Star
Mizpah
No. U
Order of the Eastern Star
Ida BF. Schwatrtz
Hagerstown
Grand Chapter
Maryland
Banqguet Hall
Goods Levied Upon in York Jail Case
The losses of the Groff Hansa owner Mr Carl Katz have led to levying on the goods of B G O Berkheimer, hotel manager, who now faces eleven months in York Pennsylvania jail starting Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Katz
B. G O. Berkheimer
York, Pa
Market quotes from The Local Mart and G W Tyson
Local market notes show corn per barrel at 3.80 with shelled 66 per bushel while wheat prices list No 2 red around 7.40, steamer 6.40 and damaged 5.00 per bushel. Oats quoted at 40 per bushel. Also mentions whiskey brands I W Harper and Louie Otte at The Buffalo bar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Waring Tyson
I. W. Harper
Louie Otte
The
Buffalo
Funerals Report For Mrs Sarah B Barick and Jeremiah Morrison
The funeral of Mrs. Sarah V. B. Bar rick occurred Thursday at 10 at the Lutheran church Walkersville with pallbearers James Butler John Nicodemus John Jamison Charles Crawford and Charles Strine. Interment at Mt Olivet. Jeremiah Morrison funeral held yesterday at 10 at Epicopal graveyard Peteraville with pallbearers Peter S. Hamp Warner Shafer George McDonnell Robert McCaill. Funeral director Wm. H. Etobison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah V. B. Barrick
Walkersville
J. A. Ausper
Pallbes
James Butler
John Nicodemues
John Jamison
Charles Crawford
Charles Strine
Mt Olivet
F. Schroeder
Jeremiah Morrison
Frederick items and notices fill local page
The page includes bank cashier Zimmerman sworn in 1935, birthday mention and thanks to local volunteers, a catalog of community events at Opera House and local theatre, plus upcoming lectures. Also advertisements for roof coating, sewing machine bargains, second‑hand organ, cantata, gas range sales, and miscellaneous notices from Frederick Md. institutions and merchants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Singer
Singer Company
East
Patrick T
Frederick, Md
Sign of the Cross at City Opera House Sept 7
Wilson Barrett's Sign of the Cross, a world renowned drama, heads for City Opera House on September 7. The Roman Empire theme portrays Nero era luxury and Christian poverty with a spectacular stage. a 22 member company, under manager Berger, promises one of the finest road productions in the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson Barrett
Rome
Barrett
Pagana
Christiana
Washington Frederick and Gettysburg Electric Railway Revival Plan
A director of the Washington Frederick and Gettysburg Electric Railway Co states the masting of the stack holders for September 12 aims to revive the Heviye Hallway project, detailing the company's purpose and timing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heviye Hallway
Washington, Frederick & Gattysburg Electric Railway Co
City Opera House Notices and Upcoming Events
Notice lists Dr Burok resuming practice and performances at City Opera House with dates Sept 4 6 7 30 p m plus additional events including Misa Ritchie classes Knights of Pyria Farce with plot and orchestra and hospital draw for Broderick City Hospital Guild. sale of school supplies and September Renards promotions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Opera House
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