Purely Personal Visitors and Homecomings in This City
Local social notes list numerous visitors and residents. Chase R. Arthur of New York is spending a few days here, John Haydon of Baltimore is home for the holidays, John Neighbours of Baltimore visits Yellow Springs, Mrs. Thomas E. Pope returns from Baltimore, Elmer Waltman of the University of Maryland spends holidays here, Kate Herbert of Leesburg VA returns, George Zimmerman of Maryland Agricultural College spends Easter holidays locally, and Roy Dreamer with Frank Gynnel of Washington visit Miss Hampden and Miss Hampden. Mrs. John Manuel Alvarez and her children of New York visit Judge and Mrs. McSherry on E Second Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chase R. Arthur
New York
John Haydon
Baltimore
John Neighbours
Yellow Springs
Thomas E. Pope
George Zimmerman
Maryland Agricultural College
Colleges Park
Roy Dreamer
Frank Gynnel
Washington
Mante
Nellie Hampden
John Manuel Alvarez
McSherry
E. Second Street
Deaths in Frederick and Baltimore region noted
Obituary notices report the death of Mrs Frances M L Rice in Baltimore at 65, with Civil War veteran husband Job Rice and two sons George and Joseph. Funeral at 8 PM at sister Mrs James K Gilbert’s home, Reservoir Street, Baltimore, with remains to Mt Olivet for interment. Also listed are John William Young age 66 who died at home on Wear Patrick Street of heart disease, with a large surviving family and funeral Saturday at 3 PM from his residence to Mt Olivet. Rachel E Johnston, long-time Frederick city native, died near Rock Gap West Virginia March 21 in her 91st year. Nannie M Householder, age unknown, died in Baltimore. funeral 1 PM tomorrow at 1601 Belvedere Avenue with interment at Mt. Olivet or Melville M D cemetery Elkridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances M. L. Rice
Frederick
Baltimore
Rice
William and
Bnlly Kaufman
Job Rice
Rics
United Engine House
Market Street
John William Young
John Willam Young
Wear Patrick Street
Young
Mary Eliogaman
Myersdale
Charles H. Young
Union Bridge
Jesse Stapp
Gaithernburg
John W. and
Ernest
Washington
Harry Beaufelter
Evora
Allan W
Samuel D
Gilbert B
Rachel E. Johnston
Rock Gap
W. Va
Mra. Johnston
Nicholas
Mary Brengle
Mra. Blizs Lewis
Rachel Hader
East Ebreet
Funerals for Wind sor Widely Read Local Resident
The remains of Columbus W. Wind sor, formerly of Urbans, died in Miles Town Maryland in February at 74. Brought home for burial today, interred at Mt Olivet cemetery. Thomas P. Rice Funeral Director. Hearing postponed in Mrs George Mehrling case due to U S Commissioner Roscoe O White illness. rescheduled for next Thursday at 11 a m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus W. Windsor
Urbans
Ble
Milestown
St. Mary’s County
Mt. Olivat Cemetery
Thomas P. Rice
George Mehrling
U. S
Roscoe O. White
Water rent and reassessment fight at Frederick aldermen meeting
At the May meeting Aldermen Douglass and Hershberger pushed for a city reassessment and water rent revision. The move was defeated 3 2 with Schell, Lease and Kindley voting against. discussions on water rents and street paving followed, including bids and curb materials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary
Douglass
Herabberger
Hershberger
Sohell
Lease and
Kindley
Douglass and
Alderman Schell
Tyetyar
Samuel T. Abbcit
Jacob Quynn
Ozcar Coblentz
Uoblentz
Washington
Baltimore
Annapolis
Atreat
Coblentz
Portland
Board of Aldermen
Levy
Frederick
Business Man's Association
Charles Wertheimer
Fred. O. Teleog. & Tel. Go
Frederick Gas & Electric Oo
J. Eisenhauer
Pater Brookey
L. Obenderfer
W. N. Garrate
N.O.R. R
Rafas A. Rager
John Eisenbacer
George Welner
Board faces pressure as calls grow to reconfirm action
Officials report growing demands for further measures as representatives pushed for renewed discussion. A mass meeting is being planned to pressure the board to reconsider and act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ositsna
Junior Mechanics Elect State Officers At Ha gerstown Meeting
The State Council Jr U A M held in Hagerstown elected officers led by J H Smith Cecil county as state councilor and Georges A Davis Baltimore as state vice councilor. Westminster chosen as next meeting site and a September 13 Old Defenders Day celebration planned in Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sesaloua
State Council, Jr
U. A.M
Hagerstown
J. H. Smith
Quacil County
Georges A. Davis
Baltimore
M. H. Frizzsil
W. L. James
J. W
Cumberland
Easton
J C. Bush
Pennsylvania
George W Webb
Maryland State Council
Bush
L E. Webster
Davis Island
Cecil County
Harmony Csouneail
Cecilion
Mr. Smith
William F. McFaul
Caunilor Webb
Resolute Council
Finance
G. W. Ritter
F. C. Hasae
O. F. Lindsay
By-Lawa
A. M. Ramey
John Becker
M. A. van Baakirk
Credentiala
F. M. Richardson
James Coddington
W. L. Webster
Legislative
D. F. Pennington
Robert J. Beachem
Charles Beingtold
Judiciary
W. N. McFann
Multiple Maryland Local Items and Bailed Abduction Case
News briefs from Maryland include John A. Sigler elected president of the Sank of Ridgely, ex Gov John Lee Ostrol chosen by the Society of the Sona of the Revolution in Anonpolis, Barton Allegany voting down incorporation for the third time, Prof E P Walls teaching corn planting in Caroline county, a Shoemaker law survey log for a road project near Germantown toward Neelaville, W D Marget jailed in Hagerstown on alleged abduction charges, death of Mrs Sarah Ann Gassman in Washington county, Garrett county tax rate set at 137 dollars per hundred, and Expert Accountant Agara faulting city books prompting possible legal action to compel production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Sigler
Ridgely
Society of the Sona of the Revolution
Anonpolis
John Lee Ostrol
Barton
Allegany County
E. P. Walls
Maryland Agricultural Experiment Station
Caroline County
Maryland Geological Survay Fa Survey
Germantown Station
Montgomery County
Neelaville
W.D. Marget
Hagerstown
Give Teresa Ingram
John Ingram
Hancock
Sarah Ann Gassman
William Gassman
Orphans' Court
Washington County
Hagerstowe
Garrett County
Jatland
Agara
Cumberland
Allegany
Maryland Classis Meeting in Grace Reformed Church
Maryland Onasis will meet in Grace Reformed church this city on Wednesday May 3 at 7 30 p m and continue in session for five days. This is the eighty sixth annual session with forty six ministers and thirty six elders. Opening sermon by Rev Samuel M Roedar retiring president. All sessions public. Moderator Rev Wilson F M Beale II chosen. Also notes about St Paul oratorio seats for City Opera House April 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Manchester
Olagaia
McLean Falls Short in D A R President Vote
At the Daughters of the American Revolution Congress in Washington the ballot for President General ended with Mrs. Donald McLean at 342, Mrs. George Sternberg 201, and Mrs. Charles Lippitt 104, leaving no election as McLean was twelve votes shy. Lippitt withdrew after the first ballot, and McLean’s supporters expected a second ballot as counting continued amid gallery reactions and a strong protest from the crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dent General
Daughters of the American Revolution
D. A. R. Congress
Washington
D. C
Donald Molsean
George B. Sternberg
Charles Warren Lippitt
McLean
Tax News
Mra. Lippitt
Wlah
Alfred A. Kendall
Maine
Kendall
New York
Abs
Congress
Bis Society
Donald McLean
Hymeneal Ties Wiltshire Pardamn Dutrow in Clarksburg
In Montgomery county at the Pardamn home in Clarksburg the marriage of Migs Manis Pardumn to William Milton Dutrow of Oak City was celebrated with attendants Ivin Young and Rachsel Davis for the bride and Fred Burdette and James Pardamo for the groom. Rev Marshall officiated and a reception followed then a dance planned in Oak City. Jumbled names and places aside this notice records two more nuptials and local market notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gutrow — Pardamn
J. Henning Pardamnu
Clarksburg
Montgomery County
Migs Manis Pardumn
William Milton Dutrow
Oak City
N. QC
Thabrida
Mites Ivin Young
Damascua
Rachsel Davis
Fountain Mille
Frederick County
Fred Burdette
Near
Boyds
James Pardamo
H EB Marshall
Brockland
D. C
Helen Hurley
George A. Morsyn
South
Epworth League Convention and colonial fare sale notice
Epworth League Convention in Denver July 5 0 via Baltimore and Ohio Railroad offers greatly reduced one way colonial fares to West Coast and Western states from all stations commencing February 28 through May 14 2005 Tickets and full information available from ticket agents Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Also notes a department on weaving novelties and stock updates for shoppers with new arrivals amid weekly sale promotions
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
Denver
Col
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Vary Low Tisten
Ohio River
Baltimore & Ohio
Maryland
Galsimore
Pittsburg
Chicago
Addiang
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
California
Arizona
British Columbia
Colorado
Montana
New Mexico
Oregon
Sonta Dakota
Texas
Utah
Washington
Wyoming
Baltimore and Ohio Raltrosad
Albaugh Will Filed for Probate in Orphans Court
The will of Elias B. Albaugh was filed for probate in the Orphans Court yesterday. He bequeathed all his property to his wife Mary E. Albaugh and appoints her sole executrix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilore
Albaugh
Elias B. Albaugh
Orphans’ Court
Mary E. Albaugh
Local Notice and Advertisements From 1905 Frederick Papers
A collage of small notices and ads: paint tester claims top quality Davis 100 percent lead in pure paint. Presbyterian Easter cake sale with cakes blacults caramel eggs. Bid notice for sewer pipes by the Mayor and Board of Aldermen with bid deadline. Easter ordering from Kolb Bros for beef and lamb. Easter candy and baskets from McCarper’s. gas range promotion by Frederick Gas & Electric Co.. local chocolate and bon bons by Firesheberger, agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Aldermen
Gro Epw
Kolb Bros
Frederick
North Market St
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Chiset
Sonne Hernate
Canada
Frank Ro Soukloan
Sartdane Lippincott
Prnee Greenwood
New Rochelle
Newi
W. L. Moora
N. Market St
Fred. Gas & Electric Co
Brower & Urner
Solis
B. W. Thomas
Solr
Eiseter Bale
Presbyterian Church
W. W. Grimes
Lidie
Notics
Edw. Smith
Mayor
Burger Art Gallery
Locust Level
BR. R. Lewis Furniture
O. O. Carty
Nannie M. Householder
Nannie M. Houssholder
William
Emma
Householder
Belé Avenue
Melville M. D
Elkridge
Schell, Lease and Kindley
State Council
Hageratown
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Wilson F. M. Basle
Dr. Beale
Newcastle
St. George's
Del
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Rock and Zion
St. Paul
City Opera Hones
McCardell’s
Ses. McLean
Ats
Man. Lippite
Riggs
Spangler
Anna Charlotte Spangler
Amon Sherwood Riggs
O. W. Spangler
North Carey Street
Don
Colt
Morristown
Shipley— Fagan
George W. Shipley
North Market Street
Maggie M. Fagan
West Patrick Street
Miss Fagan
Charles Fagan
West Fourth Street
Mr. Shipley
G. Waring
Tyson
Lacewall
Doubs
Adamstown
Manor Baseball Club
Ths
Patronag
Dan
Mohairi
Bollanes, Benriutts
Lis
John Hendrickson
Neidig & Miller
Eidig & Miller
BMART
McCarpg
Allen G. Quyxn & Co
Sanka
Ruan & James
Mullinix
China
L. E. Mullinix
N. B
Emoving Royal Sport
George
Rodooe
Thos. P. Rice
George Rice
Perny Rice
Ikug “Perry Rice & Bro
Inso - BP
A. LT. Rice
A. T. Rice & Sons
North Market Breet
A. J. Eichelberger
N. W. Cor
Market
Bts
Oldawi
Cecil & Gorman
Weet Patria &I
Fredericis County
Besant & Enott
East Patrick Street
R. A. HE. Peterman
West Franklin Street
Fredrick
City Hotel
Marasdawly
Efcs
Oo. L. Kefauver
Frederick, Md
Citizens’ National Bank
Patrick Etreats
WM. C. Boteler
Prorgor Tour Property
Trespars
Beauvy
F. B. Sappington
F. B. Sappingtor
City Ball
Citizens’ Nat. Bank
Ita Pralas
E. D
Maaser
Brauntoc
H. B. Davis Co
Presbyterian Haster
the Indies
West Bsoond Street
W. W. Gries
Lidle's
Alershberger
McCarparx's
McCarpecy's
Frederick Gas & Exec. Co
South Market
Lowusy
Firesheerger