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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1906
Page
5
Notice asks subscribers planning residence changes to send old and new addresses to ensure prompt, proper transfer of service or notices.
Justice J. Grahame Johnson is in New York. Dr. J. Schmid spends a few days with friends in Baltimore. George F. Hane of Washington visits relatives near this city. Pater Sieger, East Patrick street, in Baltimore for a few days. John Taylor of Urbana visits the Misses Rooderick on East Fourth street. Miss Gertie Oronise near Walkersville visits friends here. Enth Artman of Pennsylvania visits Miss Bessie Castle. Mrs Alfred Ritter and daughter Margaret return from New York City. Mr and Mrs Wm Schroader of Araby spend the day with relatives here.
Rexser Lewis of Frederick county and Charles C Keyser of Hagerstown announce the marriage of Miss B Mariatts Lewie to Rexeneal Eymeneal in a Thursday evening service at the local Methodist Episcopal church. Attendant Miss Josephine Hartle of Seaver Creek and brother Charles H Lewis served as a least man, both wearing blue silk and carnations.
The Hermann florist showcases a bright Easter display with lilies calla trumpets tulips hyacinths and carnations. Customers can easily select from a fine display offered by Mr Hermann for the public Easter season.
The report lists Archibald Ogie of Pearl confined at home with illness. George Cramer of West Patrick Street shows improvement after being quite sick. Mrs. John H. M. Fogie of West Second Street was admitted to Frederick City Hospital for treatment. Prof. E. L. Boblitz, ill since January, worsened last evening but improved at noon today.
A short notice urges readers to use Chamberlain's Pain Balm to ease rheumatic pains. It claims one application brings relief and continued use yields a permanent cure. Sold at A. L. Pearce's drug store.
A full listing of tomorrow's worship and Sunday schools across Schleysville and nearby churches. Details include times for Epworth Leagues, high masses, catechetical classes, and special music events at All Saints Episcopal, St. John's Catholic, German Baptist Brethren, Presbyterian, Methodist, United Brethren, Lutheran, and Evangelical Reformed churches with pastors names and location cues.
Dexema Henderson was arrested for drinking and disorderly conduct and fined 3.50 by Justice John Wood, or 20 days in jail. Albert Wise was fined 5, paid. Charles Wise was fined 1, paid. William Miles, a runaway, was recaptured by Constable Lewis F. Garter and jailed.
At a Tharmont citizens meeting last evening nominations were set for the town election on April 9. For president candidates are J. W. Qresger and Rudolph Eyler. Commissioners include J. W. Freeza J. J. Mackiey J. A. Weddle E. E. Black M. A. Wiltiar J. W. Mackley and Mr Eldridgs. Roscoe C. White is reap pointed as Maryland attorney for the Auto Protection League of New York, which aims to protect vehicle owners and chauffeurs.
Maryland enacts a revised automobile bill signed April 3, updating motor vehicle regulation. It requires owner declarations of competence, increases license fee to five dollars, and sets validity with vehicle ownership. state and toll-keepers enforce identification and license display rules. Speed limits vary by road type, with strict penalties and special rules for horse-drawn or cautious overtaking scenarios.
Emily Goings reports that her 8 year old granddaughter Mary Goings suffered severe injuries from repeated beatings by her grandfather Sam Rigoot and two men along with a woman, including hanging by a rope. Warrants were issued for Richard Ridout Edward Ridout and Mary Snowden. hearing set for this afternoon.
Shipley Boost Saturday specials with household goods and Edison records arriving at Dyer & Yingar. Knights of Pything Lodge No 297 will discuss business Monday April 9th. Why Not Pop the Question offers minister’s fee and furnishings for couples marrying this month. Millinery opening by Mrs Getzbsugh on April 10. Notice from Frederick Missouri dated April 24 1926 about Frank Nawman retaining coal wood and hay business under Nawman & Co. Easter candies and decorative eggs promoted at McOsroeLy’s with prices 15 to 60 cents. Dr Schmid offers chronic disease care at Citizens’ National Bank Building.
T J Michael of 70 South Market Street showcases Easter chocolates and eggs at Detzow’s with fresh Altegratsi creams and eggs. Decrrow’s offers pure cream decorated eggs. McCarper’s serves Florida strawberry sundaes. Mills advertise new matting bags and extensive Chinese and Japanese matting selections with hall and stairs designs.
Miss Franlein Zimmer, missionary to Turkey and Armenia for ten years, portrayed Turkish life and customs at the Ark Club meeting held Tuesday evening April 5, detailing Constantinople, harems, gates, and Turkish manners. She also displayed Armenian needlework and treasures collected in Turkey.
The Board of Managers of Frederick City Hospital will hold its monthly meeting at the hospital on Tuesday April 10 at 2 50 o clock. Q Estg Le Gastx, Secretary. Easter peat cards books and novelties advertised for sale at 210 N Markets Stores. When goods fail to move it may be the goods are at fault and not the advertisement.
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