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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 27, 1903

Page

3

Personal notices amid town and travel updates

Purely personal items describe Mr Joseph D Baker out of town on business Mrs Henry W Wood and bride back from their wedding trip and others visiting relatives in Frederick Baltimore and Westminster Judge Motter returns from business Chief Judge James McSherry attends the Court of Appeals Dr Lewis K Woodward to marry Miss Phoste Noldig in Frederick eagle shot by Lewis Tarcer near Urleans packing plant share transfer to Rosenstock for 12504 07 Miss Imogen Dorsey injured by twig while walking in Baltimore seeking medical care and a county surveyor relocation noted. Effie Geisiex declared insane and committed to Springfield Hospital.

Wm. 0 Hood Baltimore James M. Hood City Hotel John O. Motter Clara W. Lewis Westminster Olanda R. Mc Oteery Weat Church Street Roger Motter Washington, D. C C.H. Baughman East Second Street L .Y. Baughman East Chace Street William Roderick Dorsey Louise Johnson East Patrick Street Siddey J. Angleberger York James McSherry Annapolis Sours of Appeals Lewis K. Woodward Phoste Noldig Frederick Jane T. Woodward Fred Muller Westminnster Lewis Tarcer Urleans Turner Wes

Rowe and Croase to Wed at St John’s Church

Mr James Grayton Rowe and Miss Nellis E Croase both of this city plan to marry tomorrow at 6 30 am in St John’s Catholic church with Father Francis E Craig officiating. Bought a trotter Dolly Madison from a New York party. trotting record 2 15. Mrs M P Morse of North Market street is critically ill.

James Grayton Rowe Nellis E. Croase Tomorow St John’s Catholic Church Francis E. Craig Lewis Fraley West Patrick Street Dolly Madison New York M. P. Morse North Market Street

Sunday Schools and Church Sermons Across Frederick

Local churches report a busy Sunday with guilds hosting cake sales at Saintes Episcopal, Rev. T Freeman Dixon preaching at Presbyterian, and Rev Dr Eschbach installing church officers at Evangelical Reformed. Trinity M E held services, Epworth League, and a Tuesday church gathering noted. Grace Reformed and All Saints offered sermons and Sunday schools, while Catholic and Methodist services covered sacraments and futuristic views on invention enriching morals.

Mery All Evangelical Reformed Church E. E. Eschbach Trinity M.E B. V. Switzer H B. Debring Evangelical Lutheran Church Issac M. Motter All Saints’ Church Romansa Sohleysville Ingie Gilpin Grace Reformed Church L. McLean Jesus Kemp Hall John’s Catholic Church Father W. J. Kane the Good Shepherd Father Kane Oardhael Gibbons Baltimore Frederick

Inventions Bring Greater Power and Responsibility for All

A historical reflection on modern inventions expanding reach and knowledge. The author argues that tools from the telescope to the newspaper multiply human capability and duty, turning knowledge into growth while increasing accountability for every individual. The piece warns against false use of trust and calls for responsible use of technology.

Death notices in Frederick city column

Mrs Emily Cookron daughter of the late Edward Howard died yesterday at Frederick City Hospital from pneumonia after illness of one week She planned a summer visit to Washington Grove with her daughter and is survived by her daughter Mrs May Cookeon Jones and sister Mrs Annie Howard Veitch The funeral is set for 580 o'clock from the Misses Vernon home with burial at Mt Olivet cemetery Mrs Lusretia M Burdette died April 15 at her Long Corner Howard county home of apoplexy Survived by husband four sons funeral at Howard chapel April 21 at 2 pm George W Bentz died at 6 am at 73 years old Survived by widow and three children funeral tomorrow at 2 pm with burial at Evangelical Reformed cemetery Franklin Edward Cramer died of heart palsy age 5 years 3 months 5 days Funeral tomorrow at 9 50 am at grandfather George A Schroeder’s home Interment Mt Olivet cemetery George Thomas Pinkney colored son of Rev Geo D Pinkney died this morning at 44 West All Saints Street of apoplexy aged 16 years 3 months 15 days Funeral arrangements to be announced

Dr. Todd Methodist Episcopal Church E.todd Solomon Gideon Bezabal Aholiab Morse Edieon Falton Watt Bel Paul Ozen Evemse Emily Cookron Emily Cooksop Edward Howard Frederick City Hospital Cooksor Washington Washington Grove Meo, Jones May Cookeon Jones Annie Howard Veitch Vernon Weat Third Street Mt. Olivet Allen Burdette Lusretia M. Burdette Allen Burdetts Sud Howard Lewis Long Corner Howard County Howard Chapel Rev. Hobutzell Lisbon Basil Mullinix G W Driver Chas Hardy John Spalding John Mullioix J. T. Maltinix L. T. Lawie George W Bentz George W. Bentz B. & O. Avenue Geo. W. W. Bentz Arthur Bents Ida May Goanel C. B Loudoun Rangers Virginia Evangelical Reformed Franklin Cramer Franklin Edward Harry M Lucy Cramer George A. Schroeder Patrick Street E.R. Eschbach GRO Thomas Pinkney George Thomas Pinkney Geo. D Pinkney Asbury Church West All Sainte Street

Funeral for Lacy Parker Held at Asbury Church

The funeral for Lacy Parker colored took place yesterday at 3 o clock with services at Asbury church led by Rev. T Q Garrell assisted by Rev. Murray and Lee. Ruth Court Nazarites and Queen Esther Chapter Order of the Eastern Star attended in full regalia. Burial at Greenmount cemetery. A. T. Rice & Sons Funeral Directors.

Lacy Parker Asbury Church T. QO. Garrell Reve. Murray Lee Ruth Court Queen Esther Order of the Eastern Star James N. Davis M. &. Jenkins Richard Walker Eeatern Star George M. Sewell John MecCormick Eldridge Warner Nazarites Greepmount Cemetery A. T. Rice & Sons

Market quotes from The Local Mart today

The Eastern Milling and Export Company lists prices per barrel for Gorm at 7.25 shelled, and no.3 red wheat at 77.3 per bushel. Steamer oats at 3.5 per bushel and hay at 4.20 per ton.

Eastern Milling & Export Company

Fatal overdose ends Walkersville resident life

H Olay Stauffer, a 51 year old Walkersville resident and former creamery worker, died at home after taking an overdose of laudanum about 7 am. He wrote a funeral note before his death and was attended by Dr. John D. Nicodemus, but life could not be saved. He left a widow, three daughters, and one son. Services will be held at his house tomorrow morning at 10 with interment in the Methodist graveyard near Walkersville.

H. Olay Stauffer Walkersville Homs Staeffer John D. Nicodemus Stauffer Henry Stauffer Walkeraville Henry Cramer Wolumbin Lodge Walkerarilie

W C T U Sewing School entertains with children program

The W C T U sewing school presented a varied program with chorales recitations and music by Ruth Biggs Edom Jouea and Ethel Finney among others. Attendance prizes were awarded and thirty six testaments donated for distribution. A banana and cake reception capped the event. The school reports 117 pupils enrolled and plans to resume in October.

W.C T. U Ruth Bigga Edom Jouea Ethel Finney Misa Maiu Helen Eknnemac Mary Myers Mary Miller Lillian Stone Lola Routzahn Rom Fraley Margaret Houck Ednn Jones Zylphia Ebert Olnesen Obelsing Louise Cramer Ruth Kline Clara Cramer Helen Cramer Thitza Eichelberger Maude Nallinger Matilda Houck Grace Zimmerman Lillie Hirely Gainet Miller Ella Main L. M. Keller Etta Drawer Albert Browns Benner Olara Rowe Edith Radcliffe Clare Nelie Howe Helen Rowe Lovetts Ethel Finny Virgie Fiony Ruth Biggs Ruth Holdcrafe Thirze Eichelberger Edna Jones Clarence Cramer Middletown

Attempted arson near Bentz street stables thwarted

A near midnight fire attempt targeted the Bentz street stables beside the Lambert and Osborn properties. A passerby named Thomas alerted residents, Woodwork burned, flames extinguished by occupants with help from a bucket of water. Worthington states police will pursue the arsonist. Delegates named for Independent Fire Company meeting in June.

Bentz Street Jacob Lambert W. W.osborn Wat Thomas Mr. Lambert Osborn Messrs Thomas and Osburn Lembert Stabdie Wilcoxon & Brown Thoma Worthington

Redemption fund and liabilities at Citizens National Bank of Fredrick

Bank balance sheet lists redemption fund with Uypanuzer at 8 percent of circulation. Liabilities show capital stock paid in 100,000.00, surplus 200,000.00, undivided profits 68,505.75, due to other national banks 1,560.60, due to state banks and bankers 125,404.40, due to trust companies and savings banks 3,100,000.00, dividends unpaid 982.60, individual deposits 2,210.26, certified checks 2,585.86, and totals around 1,560,60.

Hauke Gulf Law Fur Money Bak Sreely Comanes Savings Banka

Real Estate Sale in City Terrace by Cramer Agent

Noah E. Cramer sold to Edwin Freed a lot at 164 East Patrick Street with a two story brick dwelling and frame stable, owned by Caroline Tracy and family, for seventy dollars. The purchasers were Loro Tracy, Caroline Tracy, Carrie Tracy, and Charles OC Tracy.

Noah E. Cramer Losa Loro Tracy Caroline Tracy Carrie Tracy Charles OC. Tracy East Patrick Oo Edwin Freed Cramer Frederick Joan E. Patrick &T Waiversville Liberty Ltd Craver Bethel Chures All Saints Passerb Deeling Store Bidgs Kolb Pesrl Mooky Carssilie McKalg Dtersville Vo Market Street Moure'ad Rocky Springs Spas

Local April Events and Advertisements in Frederick

Local notices invite participation in a Hat Trimming Contest on April 28 and a Peak Sisters performance on April 27. A Mountain City Council book reception features music and literature on April 30. New shops advertise a Shine Shop opening at 66 South Market, and an optical firm offers at home eyeglass fittings from April 24 to May 2 with guaranteed frames and free exchanges.

Trinity M. E Church Mountain City Daughters of Liberty Cor Ste. Tharday New Shine Jast South Market Street Toots

Local store runs seasonal fashions at cut prices

A fragmented advertisement from Clinton E. Main in Frederick County promotes leather goods lace curtains corsets and new gents summer shirts with emphasis on fit style and low prices. It highlights Mohair dresses fashionable dress goods and various home items plus carpet cleaning and a parade-related offer.

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