Pleasant Paragraphs About Those Who Come and Go
A survey of local social visits lists Miss Julia Roulkey in Thurmont, John Eichaltz joining Wm. C. Rhoderick, Justice Smith returning from a West Virginia tour, and several others visiting Washington, Baltimore, and Pennsylvania towns. Among those noted are Mrs. Philip Nussbaum, Miss Mabel Dertzbaugh, Mrs. George Brust, and many relatives touring or staying with friends in Middletown, Hagerstown, and adjacent communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia
Roulkey
Thurmont
John Eichaltz
Wm. C. Rhoderick
J. Francis Smith
West Virginia
Philip J. Nussbaum
Mabel Dertzbaugh
North Market Street
Washington
Wi. Bust
Bell Vernon
George Brust
South Market Street
Nannie Groff
Middletown
Miss Weaat
Frien Ja
Bruceville
Weatminster
Harry G.smith
Avna
Battmore
Elroy I. Roelkey
Kneg Alazic Car
Brightside Voltage
Braddock Heights
Baltimore
Henry
B. DeGrange
Adamstown
Lillie Lawson
Irene
Yellow Springs
Bettie Need
East Second Street
Mises Mary
Lilly Collins
Thomas Collins
Hagerstown
Beulah Myers
Woodstock
Fifteen People Travel to Atlantic City by Rail
Fifteen persons went to Atlantic City this morning via the Northern Central Railroad. The Dill project on Dill Avenue was repainted by James M. Nurz. Henry C. K. Fox of Enat Patrick Street placed a new delivery wagon on the street. A two month old colored infant named John Smith was committed to St Elizabeth's Home Baltimore by Justice C. H. Eckstein and taken by Constable Lewis F. Carter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
Northern Central Railroad
Joshus Dill
Dill Avenue
James M. Nurz
Henry C. K. Fox
Enat Patrick Street
John Smith
St. Elizabeth’s
Baltimore
C. H. Eckstein
Lewis F. Carter
McDuell McDuell wed in Brownsville ceremony
Miss Anna Miller McDuell daughter of Mr and Mrs John R McDuell of Wever y and John Mortimer McDuell of Tac son Aris were married at 9 in St Luke s Episcopal Brownsville Washington County. The couple exchanged vows yesterday in the parsonage with Miss Teould A. also wed Seesahse Seer Parsonage yesterday after-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M’ Duell
M’duell
Anna Miller McDuell
John R. McDuell
Wevery
John Mortimer McDuell
Tacson, Aris
St. Luke's Episcopal Shareh
Brownsville
Washington County
Frederick Defeats Hagerstown In Tie Series Contests
Frederick baseball team defeats Hagerstown 8 to 1 on Hagerstown grounds to even the series at fourteen wins apiece. Maher pitched for Frederick, Shiner struggled for Hagerstown, crowd cheers Frederick’s solid play, with plans to challenge for Western Maryland championship in one three or five games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Hagerstown
Latier
Fraderick
Iy Hagerstown
Heguistown
Maher
Hagerstown Rae
Brederick Nooters
Hagerstown Herald
Frederic Bave
Sesson
Avoré
Lena Danner Missing After Failure to Appear in Court
Lena Danner charged with obtaining goods under false pretense from Dolt Brog. failed to appear before Justice C. H. Eckateinske. She reportedly left Knoxville for Hagerstown and was then believed to be en route to Martinsburg with her father and Deputy Sheriff Nelson in pursuit. bond forfeited is $500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lena Danner
Dolt Brog
D Justice
C. H. Eckateinske
Knoxville
Hagerstown
W. P. Danner
Emory Nelson
Myers
Martinsburg
Nelson
Local residents recover from illnesses and injuries
Sheriff George Ed Myere is able to be out again and several others including Miss Julia Seidling on North Market Street, Major Charles B Fout on East Patrick Street, Mr Martin L Firestone on East Street, and Mr Walter Ramsburg on East Fourth Street have improved after illness or injury. Milton Rev Moylan of Baltimore and Miss Naomi Crawford of Jamesville visit to attend a bedside. A child Albert H Engelbrecht operated on at Frederick City Hospital shows signs of recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Ed. Myere
Julia Seidling
North Market Street
Charles B. Fout
Patrick Strat
Martin L. Firestone
East Street
Walter Ramsburg
East Fourth Street
Albert H. Engelbrecht
Berard
Frederick City Hospital
Milton Rev
D. E. Moylan
Baltimore
Naom! Crawford
Ijamasville
Mimin
Tanneville
Veteran cyclist Major Edward A Weed tours from New York to California
Major Edward A Weed a 67 year old veteran cyclist arrived in Washington on a cross country tour from New York to California. He travels with a special 82 pound bicycle titled Pacemaker on which his luggage is strapped and bears inscriptions naming him as oldest international cycle tourist and photographer. He began May 28 from New York and plans to return, having ridden as many as 52 miles in a day and received a Continental Road Club medal for age related cycling achievement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward A. Weed
Washington
New York
California
Mayor Weed
Major Weg
New England
Portland
Maine
Thin City
New Market
L.a.thagyr
Femi Ole
Major Weed
Own
Maj
Cal
Pacific Coast
Conn
U.S
Mexico
Cuba
Canada
Death of Richard Kelley at Catoctin Furnace retires elder
Richard Kelley a longtime Catoctin Furnace resident died at 2 AM at his daughter Mrs Frank Fraley's home. Born in 1834 in Ireland he came to America at 18, lived in Greencastle and Emmitsburg before settling at the Furnace. He served as general manager during Col John B Kunkel's ownership and later worked with his son in a new store. He leaves a widow and nine children, with 34 grandchildren and five great grandchildren. The obituary notes his esteem and trusted advisory role to Colony Kunkel. The piece also notes the death of Miss Helen Bennett in Baltimore, sister of Mr Harvey Bennett, with funeral arrangements for tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Kelley
Catoctin Furnace
Frank W. Fraley
Mr. Kelley
Ireland
New York
Greencastle
Greencastle and
Waynesboro
St. Joseph’s
Emmit
Kelley
Charles H. Miller
John, Isang
Richard
Martin
Frank Kelley
Hey
Helen Bennett
Cornelia
Ly Otaton Orrick Bennett
Ktimore
Harvey Bennett
Frederick Inter-Urban Railway Company
Roland Avenue
Bennett
Baltimore
Coney Island In Pictures At City Opes Houston
At Houston Saturday night Pearce and Scheck present moving pictures. The feature Tala the Searchlight shows Coney Island’s electric lights and inland sights. The Edison film includes a comical plot and a vivid panorama of Coney Island attractions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coney Island
Houston
Pearce & Scheck
Moving Pictures
Coney Teland
Tennis Trophy Preview and Early Matches Report
The Smith and Dertzbaugh trophy tournament week opened with previews and early results. A. Hendrickson defeated C. Hendrickson in a tight 4 1 6 6 3 match though both showed strong form. other results include Enright defeating Gambrill, and Ford defeating Troll 6 0.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gillery
C. Cates
Fie Ma Iet
A. Henrickson
Manute
C. Hendrickson
Gabel
Enrigh
A. Hendrickson
Bait
Enright
Hendrickson
J. Gambrill
Ford
Troll
Revival Services Schedule Across Local Churches
Revival services start at Fairview Methodist Church at 7 30 p m led by the pastor with new sermons. Mount Garnett hosts a service at 10 20 p m and New Market holds an afternoon gathering at 3 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gunaber
Fairview Metit Frogetant
Rete i
Mount Garnett
New Market
Farmers tinjoy Plenic and open meeting report
Fragmentary notes describe a farmers event with mentions of Plenic and Dickerme. The text is garbled but hints at a meeting or gathering with agricultural context and some names. No clear date or location is discernible.
Big Wheel Burst Destroys Power House at Railroad Plant
A massive wheel turbine at the Frederick Ente Garbote Railroad power house shattered, sending a flywheel piece through the building and causing extensive damage. Engineer Mr Fador injured, crew acted quickly to restore service within minutes. repairs to the engine and building planned with aid from Frith Company of Waynesboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odemuri
Grazeaul
Frederick Ente Garbote
Hilm Dow
Eadar
Josiph Alexander
George Bowlun
Tdes
Newvicode
Eader
C.F. Goodall
Halgeretown
Fador
F. J. Horgety
Hagoratown
Bader
John Keller
Braddoe Heights
Wm. Nuillen
Emory L. Cobbonts
Anderson
Thomas H. Haller
Lloyd Culler
George L. Rushiine
Frith Company
Waynesboro
Neidig and Miller Headed to National Council
Mr and Mrs Charles A Landia of West Patrick Street travel to Philadelphia for a day trip and plan to continue to Atlantic City. They will attend the American Mechanics meeting there on Tuesday next and he serves on several committees per diem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Landia
West Patrick Street
Philadelphis
Atlantic City
Lanthe American Mechanics
Rink Opening Delayed At Villa Park Venue
Local notes from Villa Park list Tonge Entertainment featuring Frederick Select Orchestra with dancing. Shows run several evenings with tickets and fare details. Also ads for real estate, tailoring services, and miscellaneous goods appear amid a jumble of event and sale notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Villa Park
Tonge Entertainment
Frederick Select
Prains
Fragmentary State News Item Mixed With Names and Accidents
A garbled field report lists names such as Reverend Dr ing West mine, Abraham Morris, William H. Fisher, Edith, and United States Senator Rayner. Mentions a delegation from Anne Georges, a train wreck with Windsor westbound, and figures L. M. Howe and chauffeurs Jamen Brust and William Fleischmay with George Kolb as substitute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ing
West
Abraham Morris
William H. Fisher
Baltimore
Edith Iy Bieher
William B. Rayner
United States
Rayner
Anne Boecorges
Charles Saves
Turdey
L. M. Howe
Jamen
Brust
William Fleichmay
George Kolb
Farmer asks if he may shoot rabbits on his farm
A Maryland farmer in Washington county writes the governor questioning why he cannot kill rabbits on his fruit farm during season. He argues the animals destroy his trees and asks for rights to hunt on his land or with friends. The letter references game laws and local officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington County
Bia County
Maryland
Oder
Jong
Harmoneon
Washin
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Baily News
Richard Tarneton
Shakespeare
Aseidy Btyle
Adolphe Thiers
Pleasant Porter
Vista
Constellation
Scorpio
Piamet
Ain
D. m
L. Moons
Ghief
Weather Bureau
C. E. Cline
Be. Tel
Tel. Co. Chee & Hilier
FE For Leadership
Harned
Hagetatogn
Hawke
Luha
Grant
Ebert
Malone
Piview
Baechstell
Peaster
Breuce
Shiner
Balf Finpson
SaoriGce
Sheridan
Martin and McCurdy
Alaboa
Alg Impson
Luhn
Tb Ry
Han Orzina
Baechteli R
S. Oo Shiner
Hagerst
Traga
News OF the Churches
Tinjoy
Fir Bai Opene
Dickerme
TroHey Company
Wm.eader
Citizens’ National Bank
Citizens! National Bank
Fredericqe, MD
Capital
D. Baker
Baker
Livmerman
Samuel G, Duvall
Directora
Gro
Beeney
Sota Joan O. Murren
Jou
Zasmeres
Twos
Mitzi
G. Sanza
Dammit Bates
DR. Ascare
Cowsay
M. D
OG. M. Taobany
S&b. Ooms OD
Emracvam
J. D. Bazen
I Saliba Pret Tages
Bain
John BD. Hendrickson
Neidig & Bibles
Nico MiLton
Neidig & Miller
Lake View
Gan Be
Murras
Thare
Yorkend
Paria Juat
Ita Branche Alwort Barman
Thos
Frice
George Mirek Bealdo
Uae
Ineas
Prederiah
Bie Neos
Powers
Wooinaries Street
Puneral Director
M. L. Etobison’s
Etobison Furniture Storrs
M. L. Etohison
Booth Market Street
Frederick, Md
Charles L. Renn
Pai Gent
sAvan
Charles L. Renns
D* H. E. Preterman
W. Franklin Mreet
D* Jab
A. Long
North Market
Streee
Fredbrige
Enelidiy
Dalat
Etchison
Richison Furniture
Sultabie
Regent Eur
Hieres Menot
East Church Birest
Gud Embelame
Orfice
Sane
Jane George Wilcoxom
Ike Be
F. B. Sappington
B. B
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Intereet
Ostersiy Ani
Farmer
Crothers
Free Country
Uncle Hex
Oroheatia
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