Visitors And Travels Highlight City Notes
A parade of residents and visitors are recorded with many going to Baltimore and nearby towns for relatives, work, or illness. Names include Freak F. Tyerger North Market Street, Gittinger East Sec ord Street, Mants Doll, Aaron R. Anders East Patrick Street, Clarence A. Bussard Farmers Suppy Co, and others. The item lists travels, visits, and relocations across East Third Street, West Patrick Street, and surrounding areas with multiple confirmations of extended stays and observances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
aMite
East Third
Freak F. Tyerger
North Market Street
Maitimore
Ee Gittinger
East Secord Street
Baltianore
Mants Doll
Gettynborg
William Danner
West Patrich
Baltimore
Ane Gannon
Aaron R. Anders
East Patrick Street
Clarence A. Bussard
Farmers Suppy Co
Charles T. K. Young
chit @red
Court Street
West Patrick Street
Roy Sisk
Hagerstown
Union Manufacturing Company
Harry B. Wilcoxon
Columbus
Ohio
John Wilcoxon
East Third Street
Elixa Hardt
C. C. Cromwell
Washington
Wiliam E. Adams and
Famil
Johan W. Adams
Charles Strickler
York
Jeanor G. Carty
Stewart Brandenburg
Union Bridge
Vernon M. Rhoads
West South Street
Charles Stahl
Littlestown
Charles E. Miller
Annie Hefferatay
Frederickaburg
George Schroeder
South Market Street
Daniel §. Schmidt and Son
Edward Harvey
Edward Morrison
Myrilyn Birely
Thurmont
Elizabeth Git Aon
West Third Street
Wilbur Smith
New York
Clement F. Smith
Wuaibigg
James E. Doll
William Spaulding
Kenneth Herold
Elizabeth Harris
Braddock Heights
J. Walter Getty
New Wind
Deaths and Funerals in Local Community
Obituaries and funeral notices for Nicholas Stull Lula Ent Cramer Elizabeth Millbury Jess Harris and related arrangements. Stull a longtime night watchman at Bowers Lumber Yard dies at Montevue Hospital aged 86 with funeral at Mt Olivet led by Thos P Rice. Cramer infant daughter dies at East Patrick street. services at home. Millbury dies of heart trouble near Licksville. funeral at Bell's chapel. Harris dies at Hopeland. burial at Hope Hill Church cemetery. George W Peters listed as funeral director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholas
Nicholas Stull
Montevue Hospital
Bradley T. Stull
Washington
Stull
Bowers
East Patrick
Mt. Olivet
Thos. P. Rice
Lula Ent Cramer
Charles F. Cramer
East Patrick Street
F. Obenderfer and Son
Elizabeth A. Millbury
Wm. N. Millbury
Frederick
John Stephens
Licksville
Bell's Chapel
Dickerson
Nathan E. Bell
Richard Harks
Howard Rollins
W. Proctor
N. A. Bell
J. Williams
J. Proctor
George W. Peters
Jess Harris
Thomas Lee
Hopeliand
Hope Hill Church
J. H. McPherson
J. T. Lee
J.R. Lee
Robert Bruce
Géorgi No Roberadii
Fr. Jackson
Soverign Council of Sons of Jonadab Meets in Frederick
Annual session of the Soverign Council is held in Frederick with two meetings at 9 30 a m and 2 p m. About 35 to 40 delegates are expected with officers for the year to be elected. The chief is Charles F Sudworth of Washington D C. Frederick council delegates include J J Bielfeld J M Carrico and M F Lease. The 20 000 members nationwide are represented. Also reported is a wheat exhibit from C S Holland of Laytonsville showing 40 bushels per acre from 100 acres and wheat quality, while Mountain City Mills quotes today at 1 11 a bushel with a high local price of 1 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soverign Council
Soverign Council of the Sons of Jonadab
Frederick
Soverign
Charles F. Sudworth
Washington, D. C
Messrs
J. J. Bielfeld
J. M. Carrico
M. F. Lease
Sons of Jonadab
United States
Ramsburg’ Fertilizer Company
News
C. 8. Holland
Laytonsville
Montgomery County
Mountain City
Milla
Home Coming Visits By Hooper Family In Daytona
Mr and Mrs George Hooper of Daytona Florida visit Mr and Mrs Harry Hooper on East Church Street for Home Coming. Also 27 members of Company A Maryland National Guard departed for Baltimore to join the military parade under Lieut Munzhower. Major Markey could not attend. The unit plans to return tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Meeker
New York
Ernest Helfenstein
Clarke Place
Nellie Key Stone
Francis Scott Key
Ernest Helfentein Clarke Place
Mary L. Nies
Frederick City Hospital
Hamburg
Naomi Gring
Worcester
Mass
Perping Institute
Harriet Schroeder
Frederick Schroeder
Grafton
W. Va
Young
East Second Street
H. Walter Cook
Mias Eloise
Charles Cook
Altoona
Laura L Cook
South Market Street
James E. Walker
Charles C. Carty
Patrick Street
Rockwell Terrace
Alverta Murphy
Washington
Mia Ellen Castle
David
Castle
North Market Street
A. J. Gill
Bel Air
Geo. W. Heinlein
Braddock Heights
Luther W. Storm
Lancaster
Louise Gephart
East Fourth Street
Baltimore
George Zeigler
Norfolk
Mary Greenwood
Henry H. Abbott
Pathet
George Hooper
Daytona
Florida
Mr. Hooper
Harry Hooper
East Church Street
Mr.Hooper
Hooper
Vermont
Maryland National Guard
Munzhower
Markey
Danke Will Be Closed On Saturday Bank Holiday Notice
Danke will be closed Saturday as Old Defenders Day a state holiday. Frederick banks will observe the holiday and many firms must arrange payroll funding the day prior. Banking customers should plan ahead as Saturdays are busy for banks and merchants. Memorial Day also fell on the same weekday this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Defenders
Frederick
Garden contest winner named for Frederick children
Mies Alice Eyler, age winner from 457 West South Street, is declared first prize in the Frederick Garden contest run by the Outdoor Department of the Civic Club. George Hendrix wins best vegetable garden. Judges include Mrs. Schmidt Mrs. Bader and Miss Motter. Prizes of five dollars awarded. Also, two Holstein cows from St Joseph's Society farm wandered onto the Western Maryland Railroad near Flint siding, one killed and the other so badly injured it was euthanized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mies Alice Eyler
Misa Alice Lyter
West South Street
Frederick
Theis Club
George Hendrix
J. O. Hendrix
East Second Street
Thia Garden
William FB
Schmidt
Mra
Edward Bader
Margaret Motter
Priz
Department
The
Civic Club
St. Joseph's Society
Thurmont
Western Maryland
Flint Siding
Thurmont Fire Controls Blaze at Dwelling
A fire in Thurmont started in a dwelling and spread to woodwork and the roof. The alarm rang and responders arrived swiftly, extinguishing the flames before serious damage occurred. Mr. EG Rithe associated with the property was noted in early reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thurmont
Syria
EG Rithe
Stabler Returns From illness of Prof. Stabler's son
Me Stabler, son of Prof. Augustus Stabler of the U S Department, recently appointed teacher of agriculture at Frederick Boys High School, has returned to the city from home where he was ill with blood poisoning. His condition improved rapidly after a serious spell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Me. Stabler
Bydney G. . Stabler
Augustus Stabler
U. S. Agricultural Department
Frederick Boys
Stabler
Holiday Hours at Post Office
Tomorrow the post office closes due to a legal holiday. Three collection times are set at 6.30, 8.00, and 7.30 p.m. One morning delivery will occur. Office hours are 7 to 10 a.m. Rural carriers will not observe the holiday. Advtering in The Nowa.
Company A Qualifies Two More Men at Range
During the week Company A qualified two more men, Corp. C. Hauver as sharpshooter and J. Musante as marksman, bringing their total to 35. Hyattsville remains nearest with 32 qualified, and Company A's figure of merit surpasses that of the Hyattsville unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Company A
Corp. C. Hauver
J. Musante
Hyattsville
Hyattsville Company
Accident cuts two fingers at Kefauver farm
Archie Toms, tenant on Dr. Noah Kefauver’s Middletown area farm, slipped on posts while heading to the field with a corn chopper and severely severed the middle and ring fingers of his left hand. Dr. E L Beckley attended and sewed the digits back in place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archie Toms
Noah Kefauver
Middletown
E. L. Beckley
Frederick invitation promises friendly finds and bargains
A casual call to visit Frederick invites friends to drop by a welcoming shop. It promises a cheerful week and a handy, inexpensive selection, likening the store to a small birthday box packed with goodies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Stylish Wool Skirts Offered At Bargain Prices
A local retailer advertises women’s skirts in plaid wool and blue serge with decorative bottoms at $1.98 to $3.25. The offer includes unbroken plaid wool, yoke styles, and a heavy wool tunic skirt in blue or black, plus a larger waist size option for stout figures and a black brilliantine skirt at $1.25.
Ladies' waists on sale at 50c to 1.98 dollars
Advert says several ladies' waists in stock with price points 50c 98c and 1.98 dollars. Notes a black lawn waist with high neck worth 1.00 and a neat organdic waist valued at 2.00. Also mentions five new numbers arriving and a 1.98 black messaline waist.
Shoes on sale for children and ladies at low prices
An ad lists boys gun metal button shoes at 1.48 and girls gun metal shoes up to 2 with 98c, plus best girl's gun metal and ion working dress shoes for 1.50 and ladies high or low heel shoes at 1.58.
Yard Goods Line Added With New Price Offer
A local store announces a full line of yard goods with a special price for a stated in stance. The announcement highlights new inventory and pricing to attract customers.
Also Mentioned on This Page
A. B. McCaffrey
Catonsville
William H. McCaffrey
Grover Jacobs
Mra. Jacobs
Rene Lindsay
Rebecca Wilcoxon
Mary Berger
Carrie Kefauver
Annie Weiner
Pauline Grove
Rrehi
MRA, WM. KX
Millbury
Tarria
Sons OF Jonadab Meeting
DANKE
Aunaway
Venice
Vesuvius
Empire
White Cross Milk CO
WM. J. G. Reinmuth
M. Birely
Buick
Robert A. Kemp
J. M. Birely
Leo S
Druceiet
E. Lawrence & Cox Chicago
Wheels
Frederick Saving Store
West Patek Street
Rederick
Baby West
Wooven
Child's
Lancaster Gighams
Eli Eee
Petticoa
Oliver
DR. Leon
Mls
the Ebert Hardware Co
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