Miss Charlotte Baker to Marry Dr John T King Jr in Frederick
Miss Charlotte Markell Baker daughter of Mr and Mrs J D Baker will wed Dr John T King Jr of Baltimore in a ceremony to be conducted by Dr Edward Helfenstein of Ellicott City. The event features a cream silk gown from her mother’s dress and a formal bouquet with a madonna veil. A reception will follow at Miss Baker’s home and the couple plan an extended trip south after the wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte Markell Baker
Joseph D. Baker
John T. King, Jr
Baltimore
Edward T. Helfenstein
Ellicott City
Miss Baker
Miss Trail
Marjorie Motter
Lewis Motter
James
Eadie
Flushing
L. I
Robert D. Bartlett
Andrew Hull
Newport News
Daniel Baker, Jr
Holmes D. Baker
Frederick
Dartmore
Washington
New York
Philadelphia
Mrs. King
Eutaw Place
Civic Club
Dr. King
John T. King
Daltt More
Pretty Methodist Parsonage Wedding Joins Fagan and Norwood
Miss Hate C. Fagan daughter of former Sheriff Charles T. Fagan wed Clarence C. Norwood of Ridgeville in a 3 PM ceremony at the Methodist Episcopal church parsonage. Rev. J O Wrightson officiated. Attendants included maid of honor Miss Jane MacIntosh of New York and best man Clark Fagan. After a reception at the bride’s home the couple left for Washington Baltimore and Philadelphia and will reside in Frederick upon return. Gifts included a chest of silver, cut glass, silverware and linen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Episcopal Church
Hate C. Fagan
Charles T. Fagan
Clarence CC. Norwood
Ridgeville
J. O. Wrightson
Jane MacIntosh
New York
Clark Fagan
Norwood
Washington
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Frederick
Ray-Firestone Nups Quietly at Hill Crest
Miss Virginia Firestone daughter of Mr and Mrs C W Firestone near Harmony Grove and Ira F Ray son of Mrs Alice Ray South Market Street were married at Hill Crest the summer home of Rev Jean A Diteler The bride wore a navy traveling suit with white felt hat and gloves The couple left for Thurmont then Hagerstown and Norfolk for about ten days returning to the groom family home on South Market Street Afterward they will reside there The text notes gas production shares in Scotland Ireland and England with percentages included
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray—Firestone
Virginia Firestone
C. W. Firestone
Harmony Grove
Ira F. Ray
Alice Ray
South Market Street
Hagerstown
Norfolk
Men of Company A Set for Three Day Hike from Eagle Pass
The First Maryland Infantry’s Company A and others plan a three day hike from Eagle Pass toward Mocker's Ranch along the Laredo Road. Men will carry about sixty pounds each, including rifles, canteens, and shelter. The trek starts Thursday morning with an overnight camp and returns Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagle Pass
Kansas
San Antonio
Surveying parties plan extension of old Dominion Traction
Surveyors near Shepherdstown West Virginia report preliminary survey for extending the Old Dominion Traction line from Leesburg Virginia to Williamsport Maryland. Possible trolley link with Hagerstown and Frederick plan noted, with talk of a bridge over the Potomac and a cross river route through Jefferson and Berkeley counties to Williamsport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shepherdstown
Wo Va
Potomar River
Old Dominion Traction
Leesburg
Old Dominions
Washington
Virginia
West Virginia
Jefferson and
Ley Counties
Williamsport
Elis
Martingburg Power Company
Thagerslown and Frederick Railway Company
Tre Pey
Miag
Hageratown and Frederick Company
Arite
General Sibley Office Dispatches From Eagle Pass Troops
E Austin James of the Frederick News stall has been stationed at District Headquarters Eagle Pass with Brigadier General Sibley. Major Malone, chief of staff, and Major Conley, adjutant, are at Camp Owl. Private James has assisted Captain Lane of Maryland troops at Regimental headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sibley
E. Austin James
Frederick News
Bors
Eagle Pass
Eagle Hass
Malone
Staf
Jor Coniey
Frother
Dr. Conley
Camp Owl
James
Capt
Lane
Maryland
On Trip Through Frederick
Edwin Kemp of Ralimoare a reporter for the Baltimore News passed through Frederick on a motor tour. He will stay several days with Mr and Mrs I R Cultan. Kemp made a short stop here and visited the News office. The party stopped at Harper's Ferry each night en route and expects to arrive at their destination soon on a roughly fifty mile journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Edwin Kemp
Ralimoare
Ratimore News
Brederick
Slander suit filed over $5 damages in court
Mrs Mamie B Sommera through Sherman P Bowers her attorney filed a slander action against Mamie Firestone seeking five dollars in damages in the local court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mamie B. Sommera
Sherman P. Bowers
Mamie Firestone
Judge Dennis Dead Former Maryland Supreme Bench Member Dies
Judge John Upsher Dennis, longtime Baltimore Supreme Bench member and son of Senator George R. Dennis, died shortly after 6 p.m. at his son J Murdoch Dennis’s Guilford home. Born June 14, 1846, in Kingston Somerset County, he practiced law across Maryland before joining the bench in 1881 and serving through 1903. Funeral services will be held tomorrow at 3 20 p.m. from Memorial Protestant Episcopal church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Upsher Dennis
Frederick
Supreme Bench of
Baltimore
J. Murdoch Dennis
Greenway
Guilford
Dorg L. Dennis
Louise
Charlotte Dennis
Washington
Arthur 3. Anderson
Dennis
James Scott
Supreme Dench
John Walter Stith
Phelps
Fannie Murdoch
Mississippi
Memorial Protestant Episcopal Church
Wiliam M. Fame
Near-Drowning on Monocacy River Canoe Turnover
Miss Martha Kemp and William R. Slemmer nearly drowned Monday evening while canoeing with six others on the Monocacy. The craft capsize occurred near shore during a seat change. Kemp landed safely with Slemmer saving her while he avoided a ducking in the muddy water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Kemp
William R. Slemmer
Miss Kemp
Mr. Slemmer l
Stemmer
Wheat Embargo Strains Breserich County Farmers
Wheat prices at 107 dollars trigger county embargo as farmers face shipment and storage bottlenecks. Rain dealers halt grain movement, leaving Breserich County unable to set prices or move crops. Government and transport limits cited as root causes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Breserich
Miss Keller Bride At Pretty Buckeystown Wedding
Miss Keller daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward S Keller of Buckeystown Md wed Prof Calvin Dietz of Boston in Buckeystown Protestant Church The ceremony performed by the bride’s father with a ring ceremony The reception followed at the Keller home and the couple planned to reside in Boston Mass The bride wore pearl silk with diamond clasp and carried a bouquet of bride roses The wedding featured Miss Mayris Padgett singing O Perfect Love and a large bridal party including Lucille Stockberger as maid of honor The groom’s father Rev Dietz presided and the couple will be at home after October 14 at 192 Hanover Street Boston
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bistaventins
Buckecotown
Mins
Dane Lewise Keldoc
Edward S. Keller
Buckeystown
Dom Calvin Dietz
Astern Collage
Boston
Masa
Renchy
1 Wetz
Wilkes-Barre
Moschiptey
Mayris Padgett
Wine Mary Filler
New England Conservatory of Music
Lucille Stockberger
Washington, D.C
Miss Michael
Lora Fulkney
Hagerstown
Souder
Loudoun County
Lucile
Dorothyler
Jonathan Keller
Baltimore
Grover Keller
James Keller
Harpers’ Ferry
Frank C. Thomas
Dietz
Hanorway Street
Mass
Hood College School of Expression
Brunswick
Leland Powers School of
Northeastern College
University of Pittsburgh
Harvard
University of Paris
Europe
Cos
Advertising Tools Spread Through Country Papers
Herman Rosenthal of Sears, Roebuck & Company explains a bureau reads country papers weekly and floods towns with literature where merchants do not advertise locally, boosting trade. A Pennsylvanian reader notes newspaper advertising boosted Pen-Mar sales, while a State Roads Commission bid invites four miles of road construction from Westminster toward the Pennsylvania line, signaling progress on the Ulreum Westminster and Littlestown Pike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watch Country
Herman Rosenthal
Sears, Roebuck & Company
Chicago
American Aid Club
Shrivere
Carroll County
State Roads Commission
Pennsylvania Line
Uireum
Westminster
Tullgate
Marland
Accents Position Changes Hands at City Hotel Shop
Accents Position Karlen Mller, formerly employed at Joser’s Barber Shop on Market Street, has taken a post with William Mailer at the New City Hotel shop. Pennsylvania factories employ as hands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karlen E. Mller
Varber
Frank Josaser
Market Street
William A Mailer
New City
Children Scalded to Death on Canal Boat at Georgetown
The three Spong children of Sharpsburg were fatally scalded when a steam pipe burst beside their canalboat on the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal. Israh aged six died within hours, John aged eighteen died later, and Wiliet eleven died the next morning. Mrs Spong sustained minor burns while the father was elsewhere on the boat. Remains will be taken to Sharpsburg for burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Spong
Sharpsburg
Georgetown
Israh Spong
John
Wiliet
Capital Traction Company
Attorney Pearce Returns From Squirrel Hunt in Mont Cormacry
Louisville Courier Journal reports attorney George A. Pearce returned from a squirrel hunting trip in Mont Cormacry County. He bagged 18 squirrels and two raccoons. The item includes quips about an alligator and a poet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Pearce
Mont Cormacry County
Louisville Courier-Journal
Frederick reader credits Doan's Kidney Pills for cure
A Frederick resident describes kidney trouble with backache dizziness and sleep loss. After trying various remedies she found instant relief with Doan's Kidney Pills, purchasing a box at five dollars and insisting the product is a proven kidney remedy from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Amanda
Richards
Reya
Dean
Doan
Tean
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J. D. Baker
J. T. Ing
Fagan
Fagan A Bride
Scotland
Ireland
England
Brehive
Blocker
Texas
Markey
Thall Rederick
Taffic Bridge
Eglin
Tom Prem Pedpas
Agan
Irandaui Hor
Gaither
Frederick W. Bibley
Om Taealey
Adoya
Maneavern
Opiyon
Witigds Hope
Wiso
Beieve
Thal
Jos
Alee
Miss Keller
Calvin Dietz
Jay. T. A. Dietz
Wilkes-Barre, Pa
Pen-Mar
Chambersburg
Joseph W. Stewart
Maryiand
Penneylvania
Tere Aeg Pe
Prince Albert
P. A
Jimmy
Prince Albert Tobacco
P.A
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Co
Winston-Salem, N.C
Conkmen
Martinsburg
Ww.c. T. U
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Mt Vernon Place
M. E. Church
de Lashmutt
Mealey
Geesey
Siegrist
Kepler
Keller
Stoner
Bon-Ton
Percale
Madras
Frederick, Md
C. R. Landis, Jeweler
South Market ST
C. R. Landis
Weler
Garhiye
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