Maryland Day Obseration At Braddock Heights
The Key Monument Association held its regular meeting to review progress, report contributions, and plan winter work for the monument project. A Maryland Day celebration is set for September 13 at Braddock Heights with a special train from Frederick, featuring a program by the Frederick Select Orchestra and D A R affiliates, and a substantial dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Key Monument Association
Herding
Baltimore
Broderick Council, Jr. C
Assoclat
Frederick
Karyland
Maryland
Elstorica Society
Frederick Charter
Helgtta
Gaborne Inzie
PURELY PERSONAL NOTES OF VISITORS AND RESIDENTS
The column lists residents and visitors in Frederick. Rev. L. P. M. Myers returns from vacation. George Doll travels to Hanover for the fair. Elizabeth Menke and sister from Washington stay at Lawndale. Samuel Crist of Baltimore Illustrated Weekly in the city. Bernice Virginia of Baltimore visits Mrs. G. A. Babel in Frederick. Grace Hank visits Emily Beatty in Middletown. Albert Etrailman, paralyzed recently on East Patrick Street, is improving. George Lowry of Washington and wife guest of Jesse Lipscomb. Bessie Ery, guest of May Dorsey, returns home. Talia C Selbert from Clear Spring leaves to study at the Woman’s College. William Whitmore and son Roger spend the day with the Mebziing couple. Vaylid Spencer and family from Washington, D. C., visiting James Mullican’s family near Frederick. A. Joseph Eisenhauer of Huntington, nephew of Eisenhauers, returns from Washington and Frederick. Albion Tollinger, daughter, and Bertha Danzienson of Philadelphia, at Carlin House, return home due to Mrs. Danzienson’s illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. P.M. Myers Bes
George Doll
Hanover
Elizabeth Menke
Weashington
Guetta
Bamuel Crist
Baltimore Illustrated Weekly
Bernice Virgiing
Bsltmore
Clear Spring
Woman's College
Wiliam Whitmore
Roger Whitmore
Lewis Mebziing
Vayid
Spencer and famLy
Washington, D. C
James Mullican
Frederick
Joseph Eisenhauer
Huntington
John
Washington, D.C
Albion Tollinger
Bertha Danzienson
Philadelphia
Carlin
Hyheneas Quietly Marries in County Parsonage
Geo R Keith and Rosa Roberts of this county wed quietly at noon in the M E parsonage with Rev W I McKenney officiating. Wr Bryan named as lead orator for an Ohio fair but will not dwell on wheat rise.
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Geo. R. Keith
Rosa Roberts
W. I. McKenney
M. E Parsonage
Bryan
Ohio
Motter Nominated for Maryland Sixth District Judge
The Republican convention in Point of Rocks selected J. Motter of Frederick as judge candidate after unanimous consensus. Delegates praised Motter for integrity and judicial temper, with formal acceptance to follow. a larger Frederick gathering included potential candidates for county posts and a sketch of Motter’s career from Emmitsburg to Frederick.
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Cenera
Maryland
Point
Ricks
J. ©. Motter
Frederick
Heghestilie
Chariza County
Dedges Crane
Merrick
Motter
Scciamathon
Nomines
D. M. Devibiss
Frederick County
Arthur Eisbler
Montgomery County
G Lloyd Palmer
Hamilton G. Urner
Mr. Otter
Drer
Mr. Urner
Mottes
Mr. Motter
W.L. Seertat
D. M. Devilbize
G. Lloyd Palmer
R. Zimmerman
Hickman
J. R. Mount
Frederick Ocualy
Willsm
Secrist
M. G. Urner
A. H. Haizington
John C. Stone
J. L. Miller
E. R. Zimmerman
N.R Buckenstaff
J.C. Kidd
ZA. Etz~lar
J. C. Riggs
M. Buhrman
George W Hoffman
George W Hoffman, &.8. Gardner, John Welker, 5. M. Culler, A. A. Froxett
W. R. Young
W. B.grimes
D. M. Devilbisa
LE. F.cartar
BH. Ebtaley
G. 8
Huifer
Mortgomery
Arthur Stabler
John R. Hount
George F. Williams
C. Brown
Francis Halt
Solomon Fisher
Daniel Diggin
HO. Davis
Arthur Stebler
Urner
Capt. Troxell
J. G. Riggs
A.C. Brown
Geo. T. Williams
W. BR. Young
John de— Jashmult
Register
Prominent figure linked to federal patronage network
The subject, connected with many enterprises, serves as director and counsel of the United States National Bank and 여러 companies including the Hi ice Company, the Frederick and Histown Electric Railway, and Branewick 5 Company. Married in 1835 to Miss Rifle B. Marker, he heads a family of three sons and one daughter near the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Motter
theUli Zns’ National Bank
Hi~ice Company
Frederick and Histown
Cline Opens Large New Carpet Store in Frederick
In Frederick, G E Cline relocates from North Market Street to a spacious new building near Squire Corner. The three story room houses carpet displays on the main floor, furniture on the second, and a basement stock area. The enterprising proprietor, operating since 1858, boasts a modern, well lit interior with artistic frescoing and courteous clerks welcoming customers.
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Creeper Cline
Frederick
North Market Street
Charles A. Castle
Squire Corner
Isis
Cline
Crae
Schapiar
Purchatera
Social World birthday party at Fountain Rock home
A Tuesday evening gathering at Mrs. Milton B. Zimmer man’s Fountain Rock home celebrated Miss Sadie’s birthday with Washington guests Blaster Frank Laporte and Willie Newston. Frederick visitors attended. lawn decorations featured Chinese lanterns and outdoor games preceded a parlor reception and prize donkey party won by Alice Houck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton B. Zimmerman
Fountain Rock
Washington
Blaster
Frank Laporte
Willie Newston
Sadie
Frederick
W. A. Miller
Alice Houck
Tia Cramer
Diehl
Miss Sadie
Swallowed a Horsewhip Triggers Postmortem Inquest
A Robersville horse owned by Mr Allen D Eskle died after a long illness. Veterinary J T Hiberger of Hagerstown performed a post mortem to find the cause. Investigators report a 43 foot portion of a buggy whip embedded in the horse’s hip and stomach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen D. Eskle
Robersville
J. T. Hiberger
Hagerstown
Jong
Frederick City Hospital Association to Resume Work
Frederick City Hospital Association will resume its active work next week with a regular monthly meeting scheduled for Saturday morning at 10 o clock in City Hall room recently used by the association. The effort seeks public sympathy and cooperative support from the community for a worthy cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City Hospital Associaton
Bey and Bull Prank Ends With Bucket Upset
A Fairview county farm lad was startled when a bull swatted a milking bucket from his hand. The frightened animal knocked the bucket’s handle free, sending milk spilling as the boy dashed across several fields to escape the charging bull.
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Bey
Fairview
Brilliant Wedding In All Saints Church Frederick
Miss Virginia Noble daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas N Harwood and Dr Robi E Lee Wiltereer of Washington DC were married in All Saints Episcopal Church this afternoon in a crowded service. The bride wore white Duchess satin with diamonds and carried white roses. Bridesmaids wore organdy gowns and pink roses. Gifts included 12000 and 4000 checks from relatives. The couple will reside in Washington after travel to Tennessee then a northern trip.
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Washingtonian
Virginia Noble
Thomas N. Harwood
Robi E. Lee Wiltereer
Washington, D. C
All Saints’ Episcopal Church
Osborne Iagle
Herman
Floriet
Louise Keene
Eloise Young
Nannie Potts
Alice Routzabn
Carolyn O’cornell
Baltimore
Theo Ushers
Frank Meyers
J. Everett Keene
Footus Bradford
L. Enghisr
Washington
Richard Potts
Alien Rohrback
Frederick
Stralnes
Mendelssohn
Rioa Firestone
Maid of Boner
Wilberger
Nashville
Ienn
Courle
Miss Claggett
State News and Local Events Catch Eye
The Cocil County Fair opens at Eill en. George Horn of Tow son dies. Kent county election officials appointed. Democrats of Lmeree nominate a Princess Anne ticket. Kent county resident Lewis E Hamilton dead. Laurel mystery unresolved. An electric railway project proposed on Mount Carmel road. Howard county caveat filed against Martin Berman will. Jacob Tomel Institute faculty changes at Port Deposit. Baltimore Light Street piers receipts peak season. Louis Yeager alias Bartle Francisco killed in Frostburg mine fall. William Lewie Wints dies abroad leaving estate of 12.5 million. Kate Oliver dies after shooting by uncle John W Oliver. Congressman Shattue pledges to aid Bundy with Naval Academy appointment if possible. Somerset Republicans hold convention at Princess Anne, defer ticket nomination, appoint a commission.
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Cocil
Eillen
George Horn
Towson
Kent County
Democrats
L »Meree
Princess Anne
Lewis E. Hamilton
Georgetown
Laurel
Mount Carmel Road
Howard County
Martin Berman
Baltimore
Jacob Tomel
Port Deposit
Light Street
Glouis Yeager
Bartle Francisco
Frostburg
William Lewie Wints
England
Kate Oliver
John W. Oliver
Garrat Avenue
Maryland University Hospital
Congressman Shattue
Clocknatt
Naval Academy
Somerset
Princes Anne
Forgery Case Plea By Jacob B. Long In Chambersburg
The Commonwealth vs Jacob B Long heard in Chambersburg Pa with Long from near Frederck pleading guilty to forgery and uttering a forged instrument. Evidence shows notes presented at Waynesboro banks endorsed by J H Frantz yielding $40 with later suspicions leading to arrest. Long claimed he was urged by two unknown men and sought Frantz address for aid before the note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cave of the Commonwealth
Jacob B. Long
Samuel Rock
Chambersburg
Long
Frederck
Ringgeld
Washington County
Waynesboro
J. H. Frantz
Frantz
Lim
Rock
Local Frederick Ad Promises Wide Department Store Range
Frederick residents are invited to visit Our Opening at 25 North Market Street by New York Supply Co. B V Buckey will showcase fall and winter goods in Frederick with a full department line. Special Hanover Fair excursion deals via Pennslyvania Railroad include Niagara Falls tour options and a ten day B&O trip, with rail passes from Frederick, Lancaster, and nearby stations.
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Frederick
Onur
B. V. Buckey
City Hotel
Joru Guruan & Go
Baltimore, Ltd
Aanover Fair tra ™_ RR
Hanover
Pennaglyseta Reilroad Company
Cail
Industya
Frederick Cly
Lancaster
York
Hanover St
Taneytown
Niagara Falls
Watkins Glen
Niagara
The
Falls
St Watkins’ Glen
Glen Quake
Mauch Chunk
Geneva
Rochester
Buffsio
Bropco & Neidig
New York
Phettles
DRS
Patyerng
Step My Paper Buys the Cycle and Its Cautionary Tale
A speaker urges readers to resist anger toward a newspaper by considering the impact of withdrawing support. The piece notes that a paper would continue publishing even if critics abandon it, comparing the persistence of the press to the enduring "Book of Books" and implying readers still may read privately despite hostility.
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Belf
James
Crowded Hanover premiere by Merrymakers Company
The Merrymakers Company presented the first Hanover production Monday night to a large, grateful audience. They will stay a week and perform at the opera house during the fair. The Board of County Commissioners met then adjourned to inspect Buckeya town district areas and a bridge near Douba. Next session set for Monday, September 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanover
Merrymakers” Company
Board of County Commissioners
Buckeya
Douba
Aso
Mr Mealsy Denies Shooting Amid Serenade Incident
Mr Meslay, a candidate for county commissioner on the Republican ticket, says pistol shots heard Monday night came from another house. He meant to host his friends but the night was misjudged, prompting plan changes. He insists no shots were fired by him and seeks to clear the record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mealsy
Charles BE. Menley
Neghborhood
Meslay
Eighth annual banquet of the Young Men's Catholic Union
The eighth annual banquet of the Young Men's Catholic Union is held this evening in the Etchison building on South Market Street. Speeches will be delivered by Mesara, Aloszo Ely, Charles Brenner, and C. P. Smith.
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St Braddock Heights
Frederick
Mecarz Thomes Wolfe
Roger B. Wood
M.O.U. Banguer
Young Men’s Catholic Union
Etchison
South Market Street
Mesara
Aloszo Ely
Charles Brenner
C. P. Smith
Breezy Time Fails to Impress Gay Opera House Crowd
A fair sized audience at the Gay Opera House last night witnessed Frederick’s old favorite “A Breezy Time” but the company under Manager Long performed poorly. Critics say the troupe rode on past reputation, deceiving local patrons, and deserve public discouragement. Long aims to present only top quality shows and booked this production hoping for high standards.
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Frederick
Manager Long
Long
Operas House
Temple of Fancy Returns to Old Stand Meeting Tonight
Francis Scott Key Council No. 48 holds an important meeting this evening with full attendance requested. Davip H. Sy0re announces personal charge of the business at the Temple of Fancy, promising fair treatment, right prices, and continued patronage at the same Frederick location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Scott Key Council
Temple of Fancy
Davip H. Sy0re
Frederick, 3d
Fractured rhyme in a disillusioned notice from Titton Gazette
A disgusted newspaper man vents on the chain of fees around birth and death. The piece lists doctors, ministers, editors, and undertakers each taking payments from $4 to $40 as life events are marked, ending with a jab about free obituaries and a card of thanks.
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Thiuke
Titton Gazette
Birely Announces Candidacy For County Treasurer
Air Wim details a Republican bid for county treasurer. He is described as lifelong and consistent in the party with a reputation for business ability and integrity. An unrelated ad for Hood's Sarsaparilla urges readers to maintain health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Air, Wim
Birely
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Aric
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New York City
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Jobn Henpaioxson
LOUAL
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Ingraen Carpets
Brussels
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Mason's
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AY Raising Grocery CO
Gpicinton Syrup
DARE
Railing Orocery CO
Rodtce & N
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F. W. Sravs
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Jseb
Wesrow
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Marr
Remsburg
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FILT
Jippee's
Remeburg
Doll’s
HOTEL
C. D. Cown
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