Fair Friday Weather Outlook From Weather Bureau Chief
Weather summary from M W Hangmeres notes storm exited over Alabama Tuesday, bringing heavy rain to the southern Atlantic states and East Tennessee. Temperatures fell across the South and Northwest, rose in the West, with generally fair conditions elsewhere. Expect clearing and warmer weather along the Middle and South Atlantic coast after rain.
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M. W. Hangmeres
Weather Bureau
Alabama
Atlantic
Booth Atlantic States
Tnnessee
South Atlantic
Freder ick City weekly Easter features and ads
The Weekly News presents a rich Easter issue with city county and world news, poems, war story Chickamanga, fashion sketches, farm and garden articles, letters from county towns, and a long list of ads and notices. Local church announcements, a Democratic unity letter, and a note on Syrup of Figs appear among features and classifieds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Mary Jane
Market
Chas. L.shipley
Baltimore County
Frederck City
Jodie Chollet
Talmage
Bratement
Westchester Pire Ins. Co. Lege
Annie RB. Helfenstein
C. M. de Garmendia
Pabus Sale
Julia A. G. Dixon
Eeceesaeenneres
Geo
H. Zimmermen
Mort
V. Sigab
W. H. B. Etchicon
Pawnee
W. A. Mansfield
Something New
Kreb
Fiour
Shriner Milling Co
Beat
Dry Goods
Doll Brothers
Goss
Joan Hendrickson
Maulliniz & Kemp
Rodock & Netdig
H.F. Shipley
R & D. Mantz
City Aldermen pass monthly session and pay several bills
The Board of Aldermen met last evening with the mayor, city attorney and register present. The market master reported $750 collected and City Register Nixdorf reported $53 from Chyppers House. Several bills were approved and many referred to claims. A tax bill cancellation was ordered. Streets committee proposed macadamizing streets and laying gutters. Police Justice Eckstein reported fines and costs at $35.35. The board adjourned after grant of free Opera House use for a memorial fund event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Aldermen
Detty
Register
Nixdorf
Chyppers House
Geo. W. Brengie
Northern District
Christian Lerch
Nouthern
Aumnut Rearing Company
Wm. Vd. Miter & Co
Joseph Lebbersz
D. B. Sarith
Wm J. Worman
Wm. Peaga
Geo Crontse
John Eisenhauer
Joe A. Doll
Geo. W. Brengle
Northern
Christian Lereo
Southern
J. A. Haydon
Salem
C./ PF. Smith
Wm F. Miller
Henry Schmidt
Committee On
East
Saints Street
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
South Market Street
Maryland School
Chapel Alley
Third
West Seventh Street
Seniz Street
East Sixth
East Seventh Streets
Messrs
Eisenhauer
Brookey
Dadisman
Ebert
Polles Justice Eckstein
Frederick
City Opera House
Francia Scott Rey Monument Fund
German Baptista Ministerial Meeting Held at Meadow Branch
The Eastern igthes German Beorist Church held a Wednesday meeting at Meadow Branch with Elder Samuel H. Urz of Frederick County as moderator and George E. Sappington of Frederick County as secretary. Topics included The Church-Ita Aim, Christian Giving, Who is My Neighbor, preserving Church Identity, training of Our Children, and the Mission Work of the Oburen. Among participants were elders Joel Roop Utz Sappington Fahrney Solomonstoner EW Stoner Larkins Kolb C D Bonsack W E Roop Renner Weybdright Harp and others. Visiting elders included Sappington Fahrney Renner Utz from Frederick, Larkins of Baltimore, Kolb of Bubble Pipe Creek, and Harp of Middletown Valley. attendance was very large.
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German Baptista
Meadow Branch
Samuel H. Urz
Frederick County
George E. Sappington
Ita
Joel Roop
Utz
Sappington
Fahrney
Solomonstoner
EW. Stoner
Larkins
Kolb
C. D. Bonsack
W.E. Roop
Renner
Weybdright
Harp
Sap
Hotel Arrivals List From Yesterday Noon
A report lists numerous hotel arrivals with names and locations including Orry Hore D Greenblum J T Gale W Frick W A Miler B T Galligher W A Catlin E M Bennett W M Hayworth Charles Perry A L Bosley A J Parsona Baltimore EK Little York KR Gilmore L Hendershot Cincinnati W C Stuart Car Hale L N Obdske Tyrone Pa F Lesber Gaithersburg Pa J F Maxwell Pittsburg J H Richard W W Thomas New York H E Copeland Ohio W J Kreamer Williamsport Benjamin Rickarts Philadelphia J Saal Virginia county Canim Hovss Miss Brown Hagertimeown J H Buck St Louis Mo Geo B Mitchell F J LeDayen Baltimore Jno F Maguire Massachusetts Joseph Green Montreal Archie Sands Hagertia town county C Guerr Hovss Moses Brennan Baltimore F W Spotter Columba county
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orry Hore
D. Greenblum
J. T . Gale
W. &. Frick
W. A. Miler
B. T Galligher
W. A. Catlin
E. M. Bennett
W. M. Hayworth
Charles Perry
A. L. Bosley
A.J. Parsona
Baltimore
G. EK. Little
York
KR. Gilmore
Canim Hovss
Miss Brown
Hageretown
J. H. Buck
St. Louis
Geo. B. Mitchell
F. J. LeDayen
Jno
F. Maguire
Massachusetts
Joseph Green
Montreal
Archie Sands
Hageratown
C. Guerr
Fire Alarm Demo At Independent Engine House
Theodore Torrey of the Gamewell Fire Alarm Telegraph System spoke at the Independent Engine House detailing how alarm boxes coordinate citywide alerts. He demonstrated cross‑sectional signaling and noted Frederick hosts another visit to pursue an alarm system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Torrey
Gamewell Fire Alarm Telegraph System
New York
Torrey
Frederick
Reception of Marylanders at Park Theatre Brooklin
Col Willam EB Kinn owner of Park Theatre Brooklin New York begins a campaign among Marylanders to hold eight public meetings in the theatre free of charge to organize the Maryland Branch of the Sons of the American Revolution. They will gather to dedicate a monument to the Maryland Line heroism on August 27. Colonel Kinn, native of Maryland, was a Frederick citizen 25 years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willam EB. Kinn
Park Theatre
Brooklsn
S. Y
Maryland
Marrand Line
3Inn Fa
Frederick
Marriage Licences List From City Records
Aboles Risler Remp and Charlotte Virginia Evy both of this city. Jerome Zellera and Leuretta Hine both of this city. Baker Johnson Esq and Helen Young both of Frederick. Charles Arunah Rogers of Bockeys town district and Nora Gertrude Hardy of Peteraville district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Risler Remp
Charlotte Virginia Evy
Jerome Zellera
Leuretta & Hine
Baker Johnson
Helen Young
Frederick
Charles Arunah Rogers
Bockeystown
Frederick to Host Jr. C. U. 4 H Meeting Next
At the state convention in Manchester yesterday the next meeting place was decided as Frederick by a 72 to 63 vote. The Manchester convention drew about 7,000 visitors to the city yesterday.
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Frederick
The
Manchester
Rederick
Mayoralty Hopefuls Stir Frederick Voters Among Parties
Frederick residents face a heated Mayoralty race with candidates from both parties. Republicans include Minon A. Woodward James P. Perry Pike W. Grove and Charles B. while Democrats feature Meera Rhodes Aft Yoshie John E. Frost and Dr K F Fhomat. The Baltimore Telegram notes community interest as Nomination chatter grows around Francis T Rhodes, seen as a trusted figure with support across the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Arale
Ubi
Baltimore Telegram
Uitechy
Jnst
Prancis T Rhodes
Rhodes
Death of Rev John Miller Revered Princeton Pastor
Letters from the People tribute to Rev John Miller who died of pneumonia in Princeton New Jersey at age seventy six. He served as a longtime pastor here and transformed the church by purchasing grounds and parsonage, building a lecture room, and founding several flourishing schools. The writer recalls his industry energy kindness eloquence and lasting friendship before noting his passing and hopeful reunion.
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Princeton
N.J
John Miller
Presbyterian Church
Lecure
Jonn H. Wiliams
Sesqui centennial plans outlined for Frederick area
Bays the Union Bridge News reports Freder ick is preparing for a sesquicentennial on August 28 and 29 with a detailed plan and many committees. The Baltimore News notes Frederick and surrounding areas will celebrate the sesqui centennial on August 28 29 highlighting local history and notable citizens. The towns and county are lauded for their role in state and national history and urged to support a successful event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Bridge News
Fredercle
Saya
Baltimore News
Frederick Ia
Funeral Obituaries for Simmons and Johnson Published
The funeral for Harry Simmons was held from his father's home at 27 North Market Street yesterday at three. Rev Luther Eahiman officiated. Pallbearers were Harry Bennett, Lawrence Falk, George Wiener, George Myer, R.B. Dutrow and Chas Byerly. Burial at Mount Olivet Cemetery. A T Rice & Sona funeral directors. The funeral for Charlea W Johnson was held from his South Market Street home yesterday at two. Rev Dr Hasskarl officiated. Pallbearers were W L Duvall, Jno T Beat, Jno W Davidson, Jno T Moore, Dr Heffner and Samuel Trimmer. Interment at Mount Olivet Cemetery. C C Carty funeral director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Simmons
North Market Street
Luther Eahiman
Pallbestera
Harry Bennett
Lawrence Falk
George Wiener
George Myer
J. Dutrow
Chas, Byerly
Mount Olivet Cemetery
A. T. Rice
South Market Street
Dr. Hasskarl
Rt. James Lutheran Church
W. L. Duvall
Jno
T. Beat
Four Directors Elected by F. C. M. A. Board
The F. C. M. A. annual election elected Jos. D. Baker L. A. Rice F. B. Sappington and Geo. H. Zimmerman as directors. Rev. C. F. Flook will conduct the meeting next Sunday. The Literary Society plans a Friday program at 7:30 featuring music readings recitations and a debate on the Frederick fire alarm system. The Ladies Auxiliary will meet early next week to assist in the anniversary preparations. Arrangements committee holds a meeting at 7:15 this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jos. D. Baker
L. A. Rice
F. B. Sappington
Geo. H. Zimmerman
Rev. C. F. Flook
Literary Society
Frederick
Philomathians meet and reading club notes
A Philomathians Literary Society gathering is set for 8 PM in their hall. The Reading Club reports Miss Dichi’s latest reading session at Court Square, with a brief, bright close. A College concert by Music Department students under Diehl Shriner and Firestout will be held in Waterick, with guests and instrumental monitors, public invited.
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THE
Philomatheans
Philomsthesn Literary Society
Reading Club
Dichi
Aire
Kuss
Court Square
Diehl
Shriner
Firestout
Wil
Waterick
Concert at City Opera House by Colored Pupils
The colored grammar school students directed by Robert Porter 13 put on an evening of songs and recitations at City Opera House on Tuesday. A sizable crowd attended despite weather. Monroe Waiting and Harry Little escaped unharmed after a tree-laden cart overturned near Mt Airy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colored Grammar School
Robert Porter
City Opera House
Messrs
Monroe Waiting
Harry Little
Mt. Airy
Personal notices of visits and travelers in Frederick area
Purely Personal column lists residents and visitors and their movements. Misses Wils Landis and Lillian Kemp return from Gap land and Frederick. Charles W. Birely resumes studies at Yale. Beary Wiheeterg returns to Baltimore. Miss Haille Grosher returns to Maryland Normal School. Wm. M. and Charles K. Harris return to Philadelphia. Mrs. Charles Rogs visiting Baltimore. Miss Tilye Houck guest of Mrs. Lechitder. Miss Elizabeth Houck cites Frances Grahame in Washington. Mrs. Alan Rigney and companion return to Baltimore. Miss Mary Weems leaves for Baltimore. Mrs. J. A. Wilidemaan’s sister in Virginia. George W. Lough leaves to resume studies. Nellie A. McCaffrey returns from New London.
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Wils Landis
Beaver Creek
Lillian Kemp
Bagersowa
Gapland
Frederick
Charles W. Birely
Threelty
Yale College
Beary
Os Lormess
Baltimore
Misa Haille
Grosher
Maryland Male Normal School
Thomas Sebey
Petersyilie
Ibis Coasty
Messrs
Wm. M
Charles K. Harris
Philadelphia
Charles Rogs
J. Us. Kunkel
Wear Monument Street
Tilye Houck
Harmusy Grove
M. L. Lechitder
Hegerstown
Elizabeth Houck
Frances Grahame
Washington, D.C
Alan Rigney
Corlor Baltimore
Mary Weems
Mar. A. Gi
Virginia
J. A. Wilidemaan
George W. Lough
Philadelphia University of Shorthand
Nellie A. McCaffrey
New London
Bright Bits From Local Scene Include Tours And Planting
Dr John Shipley says he will travel with Pawnes Bitsod troupe and run the business venture. Diraus or draws are being ready for another season. Prof Apple and students on a Washington night tour have returned to Frederick. A year ago the Coxey Industrial Army stirred the city with generous Food and support as they departed for Washington. Jesse J Moore planted 700 Eleffer pear trees and 45 000 strawberry plants on his Weverton farm. Pawnes Bus Combination Indians have arrived and are quartered at the fair grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Shipley
Pawnes Bitsod
Shipley
Diraw Vais
Andy
Prof. Apple
Frederick
Coxey Industrial Army
Washington
Jesse J. Moore
Eleffer
Weverton
Pawnes
Local death notices and funeral details
The period brief reports Elizabeth Ann Reynolds aged 67 died at her son’s East Fifth street home with heart trouble. early funeral set for Saturday. Other notices include Clarence Dinterman, 2 years old, diphtheria death and burial at Woolboro. William Bayes Worman, age 7 years 6 months 9 days, heart trouble. Ann Rebecca Brockman, 77, near Mountville, buried at Jefferson. Blake Wilson, 60, paralysis, remains sent to Cumberland. The Sick lists several locals improving or ill, with Granison Brain described as critically ill at about 80 after a fall. A note on Maryland Petroleum Company stockholders planning work on property along West Virginia to the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Ann Reynolds
Solomon Reynolds
East Fifth Street
Clarence Dinterman
Clarence
Dinterman
George
Annie Dinterman
Clemsonville
Woolsboro
Wormar
Wm. Bayes
Wm. J
Mary Worman
Harmony Grove
Etoceman
Mountville
Ann Rebecca Brockman
Jefferson
Clare Wilson
Blake Wilson
Frederick
Ole
Cumberland
Jane DeLashmutt
Buckeyetown
Wim
Miller
Wm. Worman
Thomas Saylor
Abner, Saylor
Carrollton Avenue
Baltimore
Granison Brain
West Patrick Street
Miss Colbert Guest of Honor at Seclin Worlb Tea
The Seclin Worlb hosts Miss Tarte Wilems presenting cards for a tea in honor of her guest Miss Colbert from near Shreveport Louisiana this evening from eight o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tarte Wilems
Miss Colbert
Shreveport
Local Grower Praises Diamond Flour Quality and Demand
M Jobn Hersberger proprietor of Oty Hekery claims Diamond flour from Lard and prioy wheat in the Red River Valley is superior to all rivals. He bought 35 Dbi recently and plans to purchase again, noting no superior flour south of the Hed River Valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oty Hekery
Marvin Cracker O
Piteb Ury
Red River
Hed River
Hersberzer
Local Weddings Highlight Buckeys Town and Baltimore Pairings
Charles Arunah Rogers and Nora Gertrude Hardy wed in Peterarille Catholic Church with Frs Gaffney and Barry officiating. The couple plans a wedding tour and will reside in Buckeys town district. Also, Agnes Weeks wed to Benjamin Cunningham at Franklin Street Presbyterian Church Baltimore. Millie E Stover and Charles P Kuifen marry in Phoenix Baltimore County. A quiet Lutheran wedding unites Edwin Remsberg and Simsey.
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Ogee Hardy
Charles Arunah Rogers
Nora Gertrude Hardy
Buckeystown
Petersville
Dietricta
Peterarille
Gaffney
Barry
Bockeystown Disket
Billian~stover
Mires
Millie E Stover
Charles P. Kuifen
Phoenix
Baltimore County
Elmer E. Mareball
Hereford
Methodist Estecopal Church
Sciating
Peederik
Epworth League lecture at M. B Church Monday
Rev E G Hub bard of Baltimore will deliver the final Epworth League course lecture at M B Church on Monday April 92. The subject is How to Win. Admission 25 cents. Deviled crabs shell oysters and seasonable delicacies served at Sheppard's Court Street Restaurant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
M. B
E GL Hubbard
Baltimore
Sheppard's Court
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