Public Gate Adverts and Notices From New Advertisements Today
Public notices and small ads list openings and wanted help at 335 N Market St. and nearby. Names include Mrs Mary E Rowe, H Zimmerman, John Etenbater, and A Yeakle mayor. Furniture and rooms for rent or heat available, with references to a news office and local figures.
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Hartey R. Lease
John Etenbater
N. Market St
Mary E. Rowe
Izeo
H. Zimmerman
Egaty
Canidasscassusessaunee
The Weekly News to Publish a Large Twelve-Page Edition
Toserratr News will be ready Thursday a handsome twelve page issue replete with all the largest bona fide display in Frederick city and county as an advertising medium it is unsurpassed and special attention is called to the many advantages it offers Copy for new advertisements for The Weekly News will be received up to 5 p.m. Wednesday of each week copy for change of advertisements up to 12 m that day.
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Toserratr News
Frederick
Elty
Tae Wark
April Showers and Bright Bits From Local News
A collage of short items notes April showers and rising costs, lighter coal bills, mumps cases, short school term, revived fish tales, fortune tellers in banks, early strawberries, opening trout season April 15, peach crops, scarce damp trips to watering holes, Easter flowers, arbutas venders impending, budding baseball youths, muddy roads, tramps around Frederick, crops growing, spring fever, apricot blooms and crop prospects, warm sun swelling tree buds, Anna Mallon of Frankford, mixed weather outlook, sunlit days likely four more in April, Mr. Edward Kefauver presented goldfish to Bennie Rozenour, reflections on motivation, April showers predicted, Frederick business news, McKisley’s lost dog, long stylish cravats, millinery trends, hats with ribbon and gaudy styles, comments from MAnsyunk and Harper’s Ferry tax talk, sun smiling on smiles but avoid overlying optimism, a tran rush for air sleeping water and food, cemetery road property ownership updated, southern California Indian women training hens for sit-in eggs.
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Frankford
Anna Mallon
Eiwerd Kefauver
Bennie Rozenour
Frederick
Ter
McKisley
Feldet
Mansyunkopher
Hitiizens
Harper’s Ferry
Cemetery Road
Mira
Wm. P. Rice
A. EB. Fout
Bradley Fout
Californio
Patriots Aroused Over School Flag Neglect
A self appointed committee from local patriotic groups plans to meet at Jr. O U A M to urge Frederick county school officials to enforce flag and Bible display at South Street and North Market Street schools. They demand action by the Board of County School Commissioners to restore flag ceremonies and missionary tribute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County School Commissioners
Frederick
South Street
North Market
Maryland Methodist Protestant Conference Meet In Baltimore
The Maryland Conference of the Methodist Protestant Church gathers at Broadway Church Baltimore beginning Wednesday. Debate expected mainly over president selection to replace Rev J D Kinzer. Four candidates named Rev T Tagg Rev A D Melvin Rev F T Little and Rev Dr J S Mills. Kinzer may join Westminster Theological Seminary presidency. Maryland Sunday School Union marks fifty first anniversary tonight at Associate Reformed Church with address by Rev Charles A Dickey and music by George M Griffith. Union highlights interdenominational work and missionary efforts among city and counties including services to colored and white communities. G S Grimih serves as president with a strong board of clergy and business leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TEE M. PF
Maryland
The
Methodist Protestant Church
District of Columbia
Virginia
Broadway Church
Broadway and
Monuieat Streets
Baltimore
Methodist Protestant
Ifa
J.D. Kinzer
T. Tagg
A. D. Melvin
General Conference
F. T. Little
Starr Memorial Church
J. 8. Mills
Kent County
Melvin
Maryland Sunday School Union
Associate Reformed Church
Maryland Avenue
Preston Street
Charles A. Dickey
Philadelphia
George M. Griffith
G. “S. Grimiih
Mazagera
Buiness
A Childs Recipe Ends In Wagon Scare
Yesterday a child aged around 200? in the Wagons owned by Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Whisner rode in a wagon with Charles N. Galen on East Third Street. The horse bolted toward West Third Street, sliding across the street. The child clung to the wagon as the team sped, the vehicle stopped on West Third Street. Mrs. Whisner cried out in hysterics and recovered after two hours. The father kept the child in the wagon without alighting, and the child might have struck the animal with a line.
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Joseph Whisner
Charles N. Galen
East Third Street
West Third Street
Demate
Hay Cpect in Catholic alley causes upset scene
A chaotic incident erupts in Catholic alley as a hay wagon overturns sending hay across the street. Witnesses report a tense crowd but no injuries. authorities cordon the area and begin routine cleanup.
Wedding Bells at Buckeystown Church
Miss Annie Thomas and Augustus Webaler Nicodemus Jr. wed at the Methodist Protestant Church in Buckeystown with a large audience. The ceremony was conducted by Rev. Webster M. Strayer, followed by a reception at the bride’s home. The couple, both well known in the area, will reside in Buckeystown after an extended wedding tour.
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Buckeystown
Annie
Charles F. Thomas
Augustus ‘Webaler Nicodemus, Jr
A. W. Nicodemus
Charlies Herman
Frederick
Borr
Meesee
William Thomas
William G. Baker, Jr
Consis
W. Ernest Kindley
Backeystown
Reeve Lewis
Warthington
D. C
Almira Millard
Webster M. Strayer
Europe
Christian Endeavor
W.C.T. U
Flower Mission
County Union
Ices
Nicodemus
Runaway and Collision On West Patrick Street
A horse and buggy attached team dashed on West Patrick Street when it struck a stick wagon owned by Frank, overturning the wagon and injuring no one. Involved were Charles Ranneberger, Lakin, and Thomas Kline. repairs began after the wagon was righted. A second collision occurred Saturday evening on West South Street near Telegraph between a spring wagon with three young men and a bogey driven by Samuel Hargett. both vehicles upset, occupants uninjured, no damage to either wagon.
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Charles Ranneberger
West Patrick Street
Frank
Lakin
Green
Louis Kline
Thomas Kline
Rannehergar
Thomas Kine
Askin
Ranneberger
Samuel Hargett
Prederick
Hargett
West South Street
Telegraph Street
Washington and Gettysburg Hallway Camping Incorporation Noted
Certificate of incorporation recorded in Annapolis announces Washington and Gettysburg Hallway Camping with G W Cissel Edgar P Berry John F McCoy Albert Gleason O Crane B G Israel and J Enos Bay as incorporators. Road extends from Maryland state line in Frederick County to the District of Columbia Hue in Montgomery County through Frederick Montgomery and Prince George's counties. Capital stock set at 100000 dollars.
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Washington and Gettysburg
Annapolis
G. W. Cissel
Edgar P. Berry
John F. McCoy
Albert Gleason
O. Crane
B. G. Israel
J. Enos Bay
Maryland State Line
Frederick County
District of Columbia Hue
Montgomery County
Frederick
Montgomery
Prince George’s
Elms Held for Robbery in Morgen Case
Alberton Elms, held since a March 22 relay arrest by Detective Hutchinson, faced a Saturday hearing before Justice Wm. H. Baer in Howard county. In default of bail, he was remanded for grand jury action on charges he robbed the Baithmore and Ohio Railroad office at Morgen on March 19, stealing an express package worth 8250 and additional money.
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Elms
Alberton Elms
Sireste
Hutchinson
Howard County
Baithmore and Ohio Railroad
Morgen
Wm. H. Baer
Maryland Court of Appeals Opens April Term in Annapolis
The Court of Appeals of Maryland launched its April term at Annapolis with over fifty cases on the docket. Today's assignments include just a single membered docket item, numbered 1 through 4 and S on the docket.
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Court of Appeals
Court of Appeals of Maryland
Annapolis
Fine Display at German Baptist Committee Meeting
At a Saturday meeting of the German Baptist committee, a large samplr display by Mr. John Hershberger of Frederick drew praise. It was regarded by many as surpassing a Pittsburg company display. A 4A pension was granted to Francis M. Shores of this county.
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German Baptist Committee
John Hershberger
Frederick
Pittsburg Company
Francis M. Shores
Born by the Road Discovered Exhausted Near Groff Park
Sadie Crouse of Woodsboro district was found along the Pike near Groff Park late evening. In fragile condition she had just given birth, was helped by a passerby named Lakin, and both mother and infant were taken to Montevae Hospital after a visit to Mayor Yeakle and a permit to Monterre Hospital.
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Sadie Crouse
Woodsboro
Groff Park
Lakin
Montevae Hospital
A. R. Yeakle
Meyer Yeatle
Bead of Chariciss and Correction
Monterre Hospital
Mr. Lakin
Child Burned To Death In Farmhouse Fire Near Hockville
On Friday afternoon around four o'clock a house on Mr Columbus Beall's farm seven miles from Hockville burned to the ground. A three year old child of William Countee was cremated. Two of the other children escaped with severe injuries as the parents were away in the fields and chores. The cause is believed to be children playing with matches.
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Columbus Beall
Hockville
William Countee
Countee
tmeDdren
TRE BUSINESS MEN MEETING ADDS TWO NEW MEMBERS
The regular monthly meeting of the Business Men's Association was held in the City Register's office last night. It was one of the best attended since the organization. Two new members were elected A. L. Kline and Samuel Wertheimer. Elder E W Stoner of Union Bridge Maryland attended and was pleased by committee reports.
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Business Men's Association
City Register’s
A. L. Kline
Samuel Wertheimer
E. W. Stoner
Union Bridge
The Work of Death. Sohn H. Dorsey Dies Near Lickeville
John H. Dorsey died Friday at 11 o'clock near Lickeville. He was a member of the Bel's Chapel Laboring Sons and Daughters, with funeral conducted by Rev. Williams at Bell's Chapel. Bearers from the order included Frank Lee and others. George W. Peters was undertaker. interment in the nearby graveyard. Cora Heiser, aged one, died at Montgomery Chapel area. funeral at Montgomery Chapel at 2 p.m. Rev. A. Do Dice officiated. L. T. Lewis served as undertaker.
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Sohn H. Dorsey
John H. Dorsey
Lickeville
Laboring Sons and Daughters
Bel’s Chapel
Rev. Williams
Bell's Chapel
Nosuely
Frank Lee
George Roberson
Henry Burd
Wm. Bell
Wim. Simme
JL. Stevens
George W. Peters
Cora Heiser
Montgomery Chapel
Rev
A. DoDice
Kemptown
L. T. Lewis
Firemen's Convention Program Highlights in Anamapallo
The schedule for the Firemen's Convention in Anamapallo runs June 9 to 11 with receptions banquets parades and band concerts daily. It features steam engine and hook and ladder contests prizes up to 75 dollars and a bicycle parade with prizes for best decorated bike and tandem.
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Anamapollo
The Sporting Craze at the Opera House Next Saturday
Crowd pleasing musical farce The Sporting Craze comes to the Opera House next Saturday night. George H. Adams headlines as Ban Lucky with a burlesque program of songs, dances, and comic routines featuring Carlin Park the Adame sisters and Cecil Iverneas among others.
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Sesson
George H. Adams
Ban Lucky
Adame
Carlin
Park
Alice Hanson
Adame Sisters
Frank Farley
Beg Punchfog
Cecil Iverneas
H. Messimer
George Adams
John Boone
John Water
Lewis Throw
Opers House
The Pulse of New York at the Grand Theatre
A realistic American comedy drama filled with exciting incidents and clever mechanical effects. A steam pile driver is shown in action within the plot and an elaborate Brooklyn Bridge reproduction adds city scenery. The company is led by Belila Mayhew and Charles Bruno, with a Thursday night performance announced.
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New York
Brooklyn Bridge
Sonbrettes
Btelia Mayhew
Chila. Brono
Association adopts new constitution for April 26 effect
The Association approves a revised constitution set to take effect on April 26. Twelve directors will be elected that date as the organization becomes incorporated. President Eichelberger seeks a first class speaker for May anniversary. A $5 membership grants all privileges including bicycle club, temala club aid, and outdoor sports. Executive committee of the Bicycle club meets tonight at 8 30. Gymnasium committee meets tomorrow at 3 80. Bicycle club meeting set for Friday at 8 30.
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Eichelberger
Toomorrow
Hymenal Marriage Notice From Mt. Pleasant Area
Married, the 23rd of last December, Lite A Fox, daughter of Howerd For, to Willard R Hisll, both of Mt. Pleasant. To wed this afternoon. Miss Norris Edna, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charlotte C. Little, Jefferson, and Mr. Wim E Dar ner, auctioneer of that place, will be married in the Laitheran Church at Jefferson this afternoon 4:30 o'clock.
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Lite
A. Fox
Howerd
Willard R Hisll
Mt. Pleasant
Norris Edna
Charlotte C. Little
Jefferson
Wim. E. Darner
Laitheran
Jffereon
Woman's Temperance Talk Draws Large Audience
Despite last night's bad weather a large audience attended Mrs. Helen Bullock of Elmira New York at the M and Church lecture room. The Women’s Christian Temperance Union sponsored the address and welcomed new members after the talk.
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M. & Church
Helen 8. Bullock
Elmira
New York
Women’s Christen Temperance Union
Sinns Stables Sold to Eugene Sponselier
Liveryman Eugene Sponselier has purchased Sinn Hvery stables and outfit and will move the business within two to three weeks. He will discontinue the present stand. Purchase price is understood to be £7000.
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Sinn
Eugene Sponselier
Sinn Hvery
Sponselier
Turnpike Directors Elected in Frederick and Woodsboro
The Frederick and Woodsboro Turnpike Company held an election for directors in the Franklin Savings Bank directors room. Edward A. Shriner, George Markell, William G. Worman, Eugene L. Derr, Arthur Potts, G W Shriner, and James Houck won seats. Js. Flouck was named president and William G. Worman secretary as the board organized.
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Frederick and Woodsboro Turnpike Company
Franklin Payings Bank
Edward A. Shrinex
George Markell
Wiliam G. Worman
Eugene L. Derr
Arthur Potts
G W.B. Shriner
James Houck
Js. Flouck
Apt Schley Elected Chairman
The naval lighthouse board met yesterday and unanimously chose Capt. Winfield S. Schley as chairman to succeed Admiral Walker, who has retired.
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Apt. Schley
Naval Lighthouse Board
Capt. Winfield
In Memoriam Wiliam C Hemmell Four Years Missing
Loving remembrance from his niece Mrs A M Spessard on April 6 1693. Gentle words as we tread the sod of a form dear to us. Telephone orders for carpet cleaning and laying at Rodock Nel dig A T Rice Sons Stelmer Bros East Fifth Street.
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Wiliam C. Hemmell
Mm. A. M. Spessard
Telephone Ox
Rodock & Neldig’s
A. T. Rice & Sons
Stelmer Bros
St Works
East Fifth Street
New Carpet House Adds Large Line of Awnings and Matting
L EB Mullings announces a new awning goods line at the New Carpet House with fast color guarantees. Goods sold by the yard or made to order with installation on request. Also new shipments of handsome mattings from China and Japan, with more invoices due Monday. Visit the Carpet House to view a wide matting stock in Breck Box.
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Such &S
China
Rawford Bicycle
Crawford
Mark &T
Tarepacifica Teas
Waldlers
Allcups
CONRE
AXGRT
Crawford Hoss
A&r
Would-Be Burglar Foiled By Homeowner On Bentz Street
An unknown man attempted entry at Mrs. Fank's Bentz Street residence. He was discovered by Mrs. Fank before entering via a rear window, and fled when Mr. Phoebus appeared. No identifying details about the burglar were established.
Summers Charged With Firearm Incident on Carroll Street
A man named Summers faces charges for firing a revolver and causing a disturbance on Carroll Street a few nights ago. The accused clarifies that he is not Toota Summers and seeks exoneration from blame, while noting the Nice at fraternity aide’s reaction.
Key Monument Association Meets This Evening
The regular monthly business meeting of the Key Monument Association will be held this evening at 8 o'clock at the society hall.
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Key Monument
The
Key Monument Association
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