Notice to Frederick News Subscribers
45 DAILY NEWS. TO SUBSCRIBERS. Subscribers to The Frederick News, who do not receive their paper regularly will confer a favor by reporting the same to this office as we are doing everything within our power to make the service perfect. 'The News can be found on ease at the following places: Hew City Hotel, Mackey's Cigar Store, 6. Market St. Central Restaurant. F. . Schmidt's Cigar Store, West Patrick Street. Arlington Hotel. At Braddock Heights, Zimmerman cee Grocery Store, McCardell's
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ewe Daily News
Pat Newb
Ocarriere
Aube Cribera
United Mates
Mentha
Telephones Exchange
Frederick News
Hew City
Mackey's
Market St. Central
F. . Schmidt
West Patrick Street
Arlington Hotel
Braddock Heights
Zimmerman Cee
McCardell's
Barbara Fritchie Monument Hailed In Frederick Essay
A memorial to Barbara Fritchie is unveiled in Frederick as praise for her wartime stand and allegiance to the flag. The piece notes the grain of patriotic sentiment linked to her name, while acknowledging questions about the historic accuracy of the legend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara
Secretary Harley Appeals to State Board Over Brunswick Dismissal
Secretary Roger G Harley of the Frederick Y M C A appears in Baltimore for a hearing on his appeal to the State Board of Education. He was Brunswick High School principal and says he was unfairly discharged without charges or a chance to defend himself. He argues the School Board did not follow proper procedure and seeks to benefit county teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger G. Harley
Frederick Y. M. C. A
Baltimore
State Board of Education
Harley
Brunswick High School
Brunswick
Re. Harley
Frederick Welcome to Centennial Homecoming Festivities
Frederick opens a centennial celebration inviting former residents and visitors to enjoy a week of gaiety. The city wills grant the keys of the city to all visitors, highlighting progress and improvements. Residents are urged to participate in the Star Spangled Banner Home Coming event with a cordial welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Old
Frederick's Tri-city League season ends on a high note
Baseball fans in Frederick celebrate a revived Tri-city League season. After years without a team and fears of failure due to past leagues, a new management rebuilt the league and closed the season with favorable results. Locals supported the home team, showing strong community backing for the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Guidles
Waa
Frederick Yuma
Wingert Indicted for Murder in May Grand Jury
The Washington county May grand jury reconvened after examining 61 witnesses and returning 15 indictments including one against John H. Wingert for murder of Officer John C. Middickauff. Judge Keedy will recall the May petit jury to try Wingert.
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John H
Wingert
John C. Middickauff
Washington County
Keedy
Petit Jury
Twenty Years Ago Today in Frederick
Local items from Tar News columns dated September 9, 1894 report Charles Miller killing 59 squirrels near Rockville, Yinger's Orchestra engaged for Urbana tournament, Charles Mussetter injured at McMurray’s canning factory, Willie Morrison badly hurt by a gun misfire, thieves stealing butter milk and other goods from local houses, R Donnelley of I and O fractured arm at Brunswick, Dr. A Horiac setting the bone, Rev Helfenstein noting jelly cooled but eaten by bees.
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Tar News
Charles Miller
Rockville
Charles Mussetter
McMurray
Purely Personal Notices From Frederick Area
Purely personal items list a string of visits across Maryland Pennsylvania and beyond. Names include John M Storm Emory Gomber Nust Edwin J Shope Mary Mantz Gittinger Edith J Shulenberger Anna Book Elizabeth Snyder and many others attending Home Coming Week or traveling to and from places like Washington Baltimore Atlantic City and Asheville. Highlights note Mrs Cornelia Taney Smith related to Chief Justice Roger B Taney and a Fire Marshals Convention in Asheville with State Fire Marshal Myers.
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John M. Storm
Boonsboro
Emory Gomber Nust
South Market Street
Edwin J. Shope
Washington
East Watrick Street
Mary Mantz Gittinger
Revere
Mass
Ingleside School
H. M. Keefer
Baltimore
Thomas G. Haller
Clinton
Iowa
C. C. Carty
M. Ward
This City
Atlantic City
N. J
Frederick
Armor Bell
Littlestown
Mra
Richard Lamar
Child
Martinsburg
W. Va
John W. Bowers
Madison Avenue
Edith J. Shulenberger
Anna Book
Shippensburg
8. D. Hedges
Rockwell Terrace
Ben Baker
Boston
Florence MecGlone
Brightaide
Braddock Heights
Elizabeth Snyder
Norristown
Charles &. Miller
West Patrick Street
Lindeman
Littestown
Charles Miller
Edward T. Helfenstein
Helfenstein
Kittery Point
St. John’s Rectory
Ellicott City
Martin
Remsberg
Mary and
Adah
Charlottesville
Clara V. Kepler
Dill Avenue
William D. Zimmerman
Douglass
East Third Street
Philadelphia
Atlatic City
Balimore
Mis
Alice Taney
Emmitsburg
Cornelia Taney Smith
Catonsville
Roger B. Taney
Jos
Roelkey
Taneytown
G. Edward Myers
Myers
United States
Canada
Asheville
N. C
Wolfinger Reunion Notable Guests in Frederick County
The descendant of Michael Wolfinger held a reunion at John O. Wolfinger's home near Reid with about 200 attendees. Notable Frederick county guests included Eugene Alexander Sr and Jr, A. C. Weaver family, C. A. Weaver and Florence Barnes, J. W. Alexander and George R. Alexander, Archie Alexander, Edward B. Mensell family, and Mrs. Herbert of Washington. A child of Eugene Alexander Frederick was slightly bruised after a tumble while returning to the trolley station from the reunion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Wolfinger
John O. Wolfinger
Reid
Frederick County
Eugene A. Alexander
A. C. Weaver
C. A. Weaver
Florence Barnes
J. W. Alexander
George R. Alexander
Middletown
Archie Alexander
Edward B. Mensell
Frederick
Herbert
Washington
Httle
E. A.alexander
Sees Great Progress Here by Local Visitor
Louis J. Ramsburgh of the Frederick Colony in Baltimore called at the News office to see his old friend Mary Jane. A native, born on West Second Street, he recalled the Blue Ribbon Grocery house and North Market Street residence near the old Fredericktown Savings Institution where his father was an official. He praised the progress Fredericktown has made in the past decade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis J. Ramsburgh
Frederick
Baltimore
Mary Jane
Ramsburgh
West Second Street
North Market Street
Fredericktown
Regular Lutheran Missionary Society Meeting Held Last Evening
The regular monthly meeting of the Lutheran Missionary Society was held last evening at 7.20 o'clock, presided over by Mrs. Breck Shaw. A vocal duet by Florence Schroeder and Mary James. Recitation by Lillian Kalb. Business session followed, led by Mrs. Raabe.
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The
Lutheran Missionary Society
Breck Shaw
Missex Florence Schroeder
Mary James
Lillian Kalb
Mra. Raabe
Corn Field Yields Record Caras At Tuscarora
Mr Sharreta Oland, son of David Oland, at Tuscarora, harvested four caras of corn from a field yesterday. The ears measured thirteen and a half inches in length and ten inches around. Oland planted 23 acres of relicow corn as farmers in the locality have begun cutting since Monday.
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Sharreta Oland
David Oland
Tuscarora
Oland
Charities Society Looks 70 Fall Work
Federated Charities calls for more funds to meet the coming fall and winter needs. A recent meeting on South Market Street noted a drop in life insurance grants from $25–$65 to $5–$8 monthly, widening the treasury deficit. Dr. Dixon highlighted destitute cases and anticipated a hard winter with increased aid requests.
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Federated Charities
Han
Treasury
South Market Street
Thomas Freeman Dixon
Lfe Insurance Company
Dixon
Dr. Dixon
Baltimore
Indiana
Frederick
Frederick party honors Miss Farrel debutante from New York
Gordon Ash hosts a formal evening at White Oak Springs near Frederick in honor of Mr and Mrs Farrel and Miss Farrel of New York. Guests include John Francia Smith Hayward Perry Poole Jones Winebrewer Markel and many others. The event featured Japan lanterns red and white pink and white decor, Frederick Select Orchestra music, chicken salad and cake, with Nan Potts serving punch.
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Gordon Ash
Near
Frederick
White Oak Springs
Farrel
New York
Dobb‘s Ferry
Hudson
Madison
Nelson
D. C
Meeting of Mite Society at Grace Reformed Church
Grace Reformed Mite Society held its 7 30 PM meeting in the Grace Reformed chapel. With president Allen R Lampe absent Rev Ditzler presided. after a lit program Mary Hitzelberger, Margaret Thomas, Elsie Bell, Carrie Kefauver and Rex Everhart performed. Remarks by Rev Ditzler and Rev Lindeman followed. the benediction was offered by Rev Ditzler and the collection was encouraging. Charles E Orrison of Brunswick, via attorney H Dorsey Etchison, was granted a divorce from Zula G Orrison with custody awarded to the father and costs assigned to him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Reformed Church
Grace Reformed Mite Society
Grace Reformed
Allen R. Lampe
Ditzler
Mary Hitzelberger
Margaret Thomas
Elsie Bell
Carrie Kefauver
Rex Everhart
Mr. Ditzler
Mr. Lindeman
Littlestown
Charles Edward Orrison
Brunswick
H. Dorsey Etchison
Zula G. Orrison
Hall's Catarrh Cure Advertising Notice Reward
An old advertisement offering one hundred dollars reward for an incurable catarrh case. Includes testimonials of F. J. Cheney & Co and endorsements by local banks. Promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure and Hall's Family Pills with internal use and prices.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
F. J. Cheney
II National Bank OF Commerce
O. Hiall
Const!pation
For Sale New Brick House Corner Dill Avenue and Elm Street
Modern brick home at a corner lot opposite College Park with steam heat electricity and gas. Interior features chestnut trim throughout and woodwork. Large lot with driveway at rear. Wallpaper ready for purchaser. Apply Gilmore I Flautt 118 East Third St Phone 520-R.
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Dill Avenue
Elm Street
Col*lege Fark
Wil
Gilmore I. Flautt
East Third St
East Fifth St
L Appy
Jas
C. Rowe
Fourth Street
Seprance
West Third Street
Telegraph Street
Halla
Bath
Atic
Cella
Steant Heat
Eichfelty and Wesseusion
Irving
Bisert
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Seo'y
Treas
Birely
Will Fout
San Aenae
Inpie
State Board
Simitiwitifis
Baseball League
Yinger
Urbana
Willie Morrison
William Morrison
Liberty Hotel
Peter Evex
Sidney Sappington
R. Donnelley
A. Horiac
Donnelly
FE. T. Helfenstein
St. Mark's Rectory
Peteraville
F. S. Lindaman
Littlestown, Pa
Charles E. Miller
Charities Society
Leslie Hedges
Main Street
Jefferson Street
Stanley Delauter
Washington Street
Berkeley
W.va
Downey
Jarr
Sharpaburg
Burgess
William F. Blackford
Burgers
James Marrow
Peter Remsberg
J. Frederick Surder
Jacob Wrand
Henry Luther Albert
Bethe Tem
Anne Mary Heiner
Nazareth
George William Wood
Rocky Ridge
Risie R. Decker
Mite Society
M. C. Burall
New Market
White Leghorn Roosters
Has
Bowers
Mt Measant
Sepusdst
K. W. W. Minca
West Church Street
A. E. Fisher
Youse XO
W. A. Smith
South Street
Winchester Street
Frederick City Railroad
J. Marshall Miller
FreDeRick Towr Sav
Jings Institution
Frederick County National
Frederick, MD
FAR. & Mech. Nat. Bank
Farmers’ & Mechanics
Garrett
Megrange, JR
Central Trust Building
Emory C. Crum
Flcor City Hall
John W Null
Dooubs
Maryland
Iptone
William C. Humm
F. Frederick, MD
Sourren L- Welty
John T. Lewis
East Church Street
Jane
Harry
Hull
Church and Cour Streets
National Bank
Charles B. Trail
Prest
James H. Harris
V. Preat
Albert Gilson
Cashier
Thic Bank
Thin Bank
aMarlee Street
Bennett
East Second
Center Street
East Patrick Street
Bentz and
West Fifth Streets
John Francis Smith
Samuel Marizno
Septiatr
Ic & Barn
Betson
Hahn & Betson
K. Im S
Panama
R&d
Tmol
Amiomobile Tire
BURY
West South Street
Sopisdar
Patrick Street
All Saints’ Street
South Market St
Cramer & Steuer
New House
East Annie
Gfodern Convent
J. D. Zleamerman
Lem Gerne
Park Avenue
Market St
East
Fou
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Septidz
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