Personal notes on locals visiting relatives and traveling
Purely personal items record residents and visitors. Donglig H Hargett and Rev Dr Luther Kohlman were in Baltimore on business. Frances Stuckel of Lykens Pa visits Sokel Burck in the city. J Frank Wagaman and family travel to Hagerstown to see Wagaman parents. Ralph Radcliff returns to Philadelphia after holidays. Byron Staley of Harrisburg visits then leaves for home. Eric Biser of the Maryland Agricultural College returns to College Park after holidays. N M Zentz and wife go to Mt Clement s Michigan for rheumatism treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donglig H. Hargett
Baltimore
Luther Kohlman
Frances Stgckel
Lykens
5okel-Burck
J. Frank Wagaman
Wagaman
Hagerstoi
Ralph Radcliff
Mt. Clements
Michigan
Death notices and obituaries from Poolesville area
Viers John Bollingbroke Viers of Poolesville Montgomery county died at Dr B B Milford home aged 65. He came from Missouri where he farmed 12 years and was a Confederate veteran. Lizzie Russel aged 20 died near Delis. funeral at Bell's chapel. Elizabeth Barnes a colored woman died near Fountain Mills aged 70. Baker Thomas Silance died at Ijamsville aged 85. funeral at Providence church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B. Viers
John Bollingbroke Viers
Poolasville
Montgomery County
B. Milford
Mr. Viers
Missouri
Elijah V. White
Thirty-fifth
Virginia Cavalry
Leesburg
Poolesville
Earnest Ambush
Chas. Weeder
Gav
W. Peters
M&s
Elizabeth Barnes
Fountain Millis
Ebenezer Chapel
Mack
Cooper Smith
Sam Fredericks
Richard Harris
Dennis Sewell
Charles Toodle
Benjamin Spriggs
W. T. Lawis
Talk About the Philnptices in Frederick Council Meet
Frederick Council No 1198 Royal Teammate heard remarks by Benjamin Maynard recently returned from the Philippines. He described his voyage, his unit, and his service. Frank B Rhodes joined Welah Brothers Circus for the season, with a stop in Lancaster before Frederick on April 23. County public schools closed for summer vacation and many teachers will open private schools for a few months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Council
Royal Teamam
Grand Council
Benjamin Maynard
Philippines
Maynard
Circus
Frank B. Rhodes
Lancaster
Welah Brothers’ Circus
Frederick
Grand Lodge Session Opens Knights of Pythias in Maryland
The Grand Lodge of Knights of Pythias Maryland met in Baltimore with Reno S. Harp elected grand prelate. Officers include William F. Broening grand chancellor and Samuel H. Tattersall grand vice chancellor. Reports show 7629 members, 104 lodges, and $216 772.98 in wealth, plus funds allocated for relief, burial, and sick benefits. The order held one lodge formed, one disbanded, and two consolidated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Maryland
Pythian
Onette
Baltimore
Reno S. Harp
Mountain City Lodge
William F. Broening
Bamuel H. Tattersall
James Whitehouse
E. Lowie Reitz
A. O. Strite
L. P. Tuson
O. Parker Baker
Mamberas
Asl
Lewis Reitz
Supreme Representatives
Supreme Ledge
United States
TO BE A NAVAL CADET
Calvin Percy Page son of Dodiey Page of this city will graduate from Maryland Agricultural College in June and has been informed by Senator Gorman of an appointment to the Naval Academy at Annapolis. He plans to take the entrance exam in May or June and join the academy after completing his college course. A Frederick High School graduate, he entered the Maryland Agricultural College in September 1900 and now serves as captain and adjutant of the cadet battalion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvin Percy Page
Dodiey Page
Maryland Agricultural College
United States
Gorman
Naval Academy
Annapolis
Page
Frederick
Cadés
HYMENEAL INVITATIONS AND OTHER MARRIAGES IN FREDERICK
Notices announce multiple marriages in Frederick area including Misa Phebe Helen Net dig to Dr Lewis Blair Woodward at Evangelical Reformed church on April 28 and Annie Lane Bis trog to Dr John Adelbert Stafford at First Baptist Camden on April 29. Various other couples wed in Lewistown and Frederick with details of locations and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Clarence Netdig
Misa Phebe Helen
Lewis Blair Woodward
Westminster
Evangelical Reformed Church
William Bucknall Bistrog
Camden
N. J
Annie Lane
John Adelbert Stafford
Philadelphia
First Baptist Church
Buttog
Frederick
Stafford
Woodland Avenue
Adluf
William Shuff
Annie E Weddle
Catoctin
Lewistown
J. A. Asper
Teef
John D. Eyier
Rocky Ridge
Lineal Cook
Union Bridge
P. D. Dabroey
Banquet Honors Fraternity Members In Thurmont Hall
Acacia Lodge No. 155 of Thurmont held a banquet in Town Hall with a T shaped table, carnations, palms, and Breener's Orchestra. Attendees traveled from Brooklyn Kansas Hagerstown Frederick Emmitsburg New Windsor and Thurmont among others. Toasts celebrated unity and freemasonry with Rev Shaffer Rev Whitmore Dr Birely and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acacia Lodge
Thurmont
O. D. Doll
Frederick
Breener
O. D Shaffer
G. A. Whitmore
M. A. Birely
Freemasonry
W. H. Hinks
E. O. Kefauver
J. R. Lewis
Chaney
Kansas
Holzapfel
Edward Shaffer
Hagerstown
E. R.zimmerman
E. D. Stone
Edgar L. Annan
H. G. Bean
G. E. L. Palmer
Emmitsburg
J. K. Waters
H. D. Beachley
J. J. Waescha
Margaret
Frank Heason
Mra
T. QO. Stockadale
Charles Addison
Charles B. Gassell
H. M.parrish
Carris Baker
Kk. LG. Koona
G A. Whitmore
Harry Dover
M. 4. Birely
Harry J. Kefanver
A MISTAKE SAYS FRAZIER AT FREDERICK
William Frazier, accused after an incident at East Second Street, claims no burglary motive and says he entered the Harp home while intoxicated. His father, a Point of Rocks resident, secured a letter from the Home for the Aged affirming good conduct. Judge Motter set bail at 250, posted by Frazier’s father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Markwood D. Harp
East Second
William Frazier
Frazier
Mr. Harp
Point of Rocks
Frederick
Home For the Aged
Unique Novelties and Animals at Frederick Circus Show
The Welsh Brothers Circus, refreshed and modern this season, will excite Frederick on Thursday April 23 with 46 acts in its big show. Notable performers headline a roster of renowned circus talents, including Kentockety’s Genuine Indian Band in the street parade whose music is praised as high quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welsh Brothers Circus
Ecintillate
Frederick
Scenio Entertainment
Acta Constituta
Kentockety
Sons of the Forest
Funeral of Ethan A. Cramer Held at West Patrick Street
Funeral services for Ethan A. Cramer were conducted yesterday afternoon at the home of his son Charles F. Cramer on West Patrick Street. Rev. B. L. McLean presided. Pallbearers were Joseph O Cramer Henry B Cramer Edward A Cramer Frank D Miller William A Miller and Mathis Miller. Interment followed at Mt Olivet Cemetery. O C Osity served as funeral director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethan A. Cramer
Charles F. Cramer
West Patrick Street
BE. L. Mclean
Joseph O
Henry EB
Edward A. Cramer
Frank D
William A
Mathis Miller
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
O. C. Osrty
Meeting of Hospital Managers at Frederick City Hospital
The Freder ick City Hospital Association held its monthly meeting at the hospital yesterday afternoon despite poor weather. A large board turnout heard committee reports and noted important business transacted. Dr Haumer of Baltimore performed several serious operations during the month. Five patients are currently in the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City Hospital Association
Haumer
Baltimore
Local market prices and a Gettysburg dance notice
The Eastern Milling and Export Company quotes today include Gora at 2.25 per barrel shelled 0.13 per bushel for No 2 red wheat at 0.77 and steamer 0.73 per bushel Oats at 0.40 per bushel and hay from 15 to 20 per ton The Frederick Select Orchestra will finish music at a dance at Gettysburg tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Milling & Export Company
Gora
Gettysburg
Frederick
Flesh Balsamic Exfoliativa Case At Baltimore Hospital
William Wood of Hogky Mudge is treated at Baltimore City Hospital for a rare skin disease described as dermatitiy uxfol tiativa universalie. The condition causes the entire body to shed like fish scales, with prior remission four years ago and a renewed outbreak last year. Doctors expect months of treatment with olive oil and salicy to keep skin moist as new layers form.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Woood
Rocky Ridgs
Balsimors City
Woods
Wood
Baltimore
Mr. Wood
Melvin Roasnthal
City
Wilbur Lortin
Rosenthal
Medics Professionals
Medical and Chirurgical Society of
Fruit Crop Damage In Frederick County Revised
The freeze damage to Frederick county fruit is forecast to be less severe than first feared. Buds on several fruit varieties examined across the county show no injury. Professor Co F Austin of the Maryland Agricultural College reports peach orchards near Boonsboro and Keedysville in Washington County remain sound, and if no further harm occurs there will still be a fair yield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Co. F. Austin
Maryland Agricultural College
Boonsboro
Keedy Aville
Washington County
Easter Dance at Pooleville Town Hall
The Easter social in Pooleville Montgomery county drew a large crowd. Chaperons included Mrs Edward Wooton Mrs Richard Poole Mrs Horace Davis and Mrs William Hempstone. A Brunswick Progressive Bookre Ginb mens dance was held at Roy Wenzer's Hall. At the mayor and aldermen meeting petitions for paving East Third Street blocks one and two were to be presented, with West Third Street block one already signed and second block circulated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poolesville
Pooleaville
Montgomery County
Edward Wooton
Richard Poole
Horace Davis
William Hempstone
Brunswick
Brunswick Progressive Buchre Ginb
Roy Wenzer
East Third Street
West Third Street
Ledger Notes From National Bank Fragment
Fragmentary bank ledger text shows capital stock paid in surplus fund and undivided profits, with references to reserve agents and due to other banks and trust companies. It lists dividends for individual deposits and certified checks, amid scattered figures and totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cinzens
National Bank OF Frederick
Frederick
Maryland
Sumit
Wick Ela
Centa
Ee Taygetel
Four Churches May Consolidate Meeting in Pittsburg
Representatives of the Congregational United Brethren Disciples of Christ and the Methodist Protestant churches plan a Pittsburg meeting on April 22 to discuss forming a plan to consolidate the four denominations. Rev Dr Bartlett B James of Baltimore will attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Brethren
Disciples of Christ
Christian Church
Pittsburg
Bartlett B. James
Baltimore
Second Congregational Church
National Council of the Congregationas
Portland
New York-Alabama Oil Stock Notice and Local Ads
Local notices announce the New York Alabama Oil Co stock to rise to ten cents per share on April 15. Dr. Erwin may discuss stock tonight at Park Hotel. Kemp Hall hosts a Free Kindergarten entertainment Friday April 17 at 3 pm with cake and cream for ten cent admission, under twelve five cents. George Wanrixe Triox offers pet cleaning for Firemen's Parade. Frederick Market advertises green groceries and poultry. Notices also promote One Way Colonist travel from Frederick and reduced Baltimore and Ohio Railroad fares to western and western Canada destinations through April 29, 1903.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York- Alabama Oil Co
Dr. Erwin
Park Hotel
Kemp Hall
New York-Alabama 01 Co
New York Alabama GH Company
Ovwns
M. Erwin
Secy
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Arizona
California
Colorado
Idaho
Mexico
Montana
Nevada
New Mexico
Oregon
South Dakota
Texas
Utah
Washington
Wyoming
British Columbia
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the Daily News
de Maintenga
Louis XIV
Jenny Lothrop Motley
Motomat
Chester
Maas
Harvard
University of
Gottingen
Netherlands
Church Review
England
David Puthey Field
Cyrus
Stephen J
Henry M
David
Stockbridge
Atthew Arnold
Tuz Nene
Fair Tonight
Thorsday
la. Moore
The
Weather Bureau
Central Nat’! Bank Entertainment
Ant Bea
Erwin
Eidig & Miller
Markey
Rosenant
Lace Curtaing
Pasent
Reno
Maryland Pythiane
Haltimore
Calvin P. Page
Barrick—Wachter
Elmer Barrick
Walkersville
Mies
Sarah V. Wachter
Hansonville
Main
Lawie O. Main
Annis M. Whip
York
Gordon
William O. Iferd
Broad Ran
May L. Gordon
Gapland
PD. Fahrney
New Fors
Cans. M. Bawis
Yeads
New York
Alabama
Raifsnider's Mill
Mabunic Banqui
Willigam Wood
Hogky Mudge
Sheims
Aiden Benedict
Charles W. Chase
Marie Corelli
Thelms
City Opera House
Thelmo
Velhalls
Capizens' National Bank
Rokr
U. 5
Jowan Hendrickson
the Sanitas
Total
Lot Lgall
Neidig & Miller
Qlass
Loweea
I. Ws. G. Ziskaan
4Immerman
Qushler
J. Travers Thomas
N. P
Attes' LE
James £. Walker
D. Bare
Jnc
the City Hotel Grill
Spectal
Clinton E. Marx
Clinton E. Main
F. B. Sappington
Anya
Kievers Bros
Entven
Sappington
City Hall
N. BR
D. Maxi
South Market Street
Stier Pianos
M. Sharr
Si North Market Street
L. E. Nillima
L. BE. Mullines
George
Rodock & CO
Smyrea
Brussels
Axminsters
Rodook & CO
A. T. Rice & Sons
AT. Rio & Bons
North Market Btrest
Frederick, MD
Hroderick County
Thomas I. Rice
East Fourth Street
Farmer's Xchange
Frederick County Farmers’ Exchange
Western
Hays Glover
Timothy
All Sainte and Carroll
Oledir Ree
D* H
Peterman
Franklin Street
City Hotel
Marzadawly
Ssrra
Masonic Temple
Nicodemus
North Market Street
aGdawir
K.W. O. Boteler
London Hospital
Noah E. Cramer
Syle
Gramer
Fidelity
Ely
Gail
E. Patrick St
Liberty Pike
Hocky Springs
Jobnevius
Chareh &T
Petersville
Market Street
Groshou
Creagerstown
Teriand
Usar
Mattes
E. Cline
Mattings
OG. E. Cline
Mt. Airy
B. G&g O
Ms. Airy
Excelsior Steam
Wanrixe Triox
Frederick County Telephone 140
Palace Market
East Patrick Street
Artes Jovzs
Frederick Co
East Patrick
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