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The News asks readers to promptly report any irregularity in receipt papers to help maintain accurate circulation records and prevent fraud.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1905
Page
5
The News asks readers to promptly report any irregularity in receipt papers to help maintain accurate circulation records and prevent fraud.
Obituary notices record several local deaths. Margaret Railing 61 dies of tuberculosis at home on West Seventh Street with services at 3 p.m. Monday and burial at Mt Olivet. Margaret Catherine Crumbaugh 69 dies of paralysis at 34 West Church Street. funeral Monday at 10 a.m. from her home with interment at Mt Olivet. Elizabeth Hutzell 73 dies General Debility at Middletown. funeral 10 a.m. tomorrow with Church of God services and burial in nearby cemetery. Also notes social visit by Miss Willie Ritchie, and a contract award for vitrified terra cotta pipes for sewer work, plus a family dispute case brought by Georges K Brengle against Cornelia Brengle.
The Choral Society of Baltimore and New York singers performed Mendelssohn St Paul last night, overcoming chorus depletion and limited rehearsal with strong conducting. Soloists Mrs Groppel, Mrs Frederic Martin, and Mr Thomas Evans Greens received praise for their arias and the famous duet drew sustained applause.
Dr B Morrill Hopkinson of Baltimore sang Elijah in a Frederick concert after a laryngitis illness. The Baltimore orchestra and soloists delivered a richly textured performance with a refined choral section and powerful tenors Lloyd Shinn and Spurrier, while Miss Gring accompanied on piano. The reviewer commends Dr Hopkinson and conductor Beck for shaping a grand, devoted presentation that drew strong audience appreciation at the Opera House.
Former Sheriff Harvey R Lease disputes a rumor about Yeane Miles being jailed during a prior bar repair. He confirms the January 5 1902 escape attempt occurred while Miles was not imprisoned, and notes repairs by John H Abbott were done after removing prisoners from the corridor.
At its quarterly meeting the Independent Hose Company named delegates J Roger McSherry Jacob Rosanstock J F Eisenhauer Thomas Chapline D H Kolb and alternates J J Bielfald George Wallace Richard Keyser Milton Engle D W W Kolb for the Hagerstown convention. The death of member Roger Sinn was announced with brief eulogies. A resolutions committee listed J J Bielfald George Baker Milton Engle Thomas Chaplina and R Keyser. A strawberry festival is planned for late May and the reel team under Captain Nuaz trains for Hageretown contests.
President Stabr of Franklin and Marshall College Lancaster announces a letter from Andrew Carnegie offering 30000 for a general endowment or 37500 for a new academy building if the college raises an equal amount. The trustees accept the 37500 and begin efforts to match it.
Mr Frederick H Gottlelb waiting for a train at Camden Station Baltimore Thursday afternoon. His traveling bag containing clothing cigars and a flute was carried off by a thief. He notified police and a flute was later recovered by Sergeant Dillon of the Western district.
The Littlestown express on the Frederick branch of the Northern Central Railway struck an open switch near York Pennsylvania late Thursday night. Fourteen passengers sustained injuries from flying glass and the abrupt stop as the engine was demolished and a passenger coach derailed after colliding with freight cars on the siding.
Local churches schedule Sunday services across denominations including Episcopal Lutheran Presbyterian and Catholic parishes. Upcoming events cover missions Sunday schools Epworth League and the General Synod of the Reformed Church with details on dates venues and expected leaders.
An old newspaper ad lists men s collarless robes curtains and lace panels, stockings and women s blouses, plus men s furnishings and hardware. It promotes cheap stock from Blick and Miller, gas ranges, a theatre event, and local notices with prices and dates scattered through the page.
Harmony Grove club members enjoyed a regular meeting with two hosts Misses Ecoma and Wille Worman. After dinnoh games and refreshments, dancing lasted past midnight with many guests including Miss Celeste Roelkey Elizabeth Honok Cora Diller Nan Hamm Eleanor Honok Elizabeth Worman Hya Picking Eleanor Sponseller Mary and Katie Hachbach and numerous couples.
Local items announce meetings and openings at small groups including Seminary Alumon and Modern Woodmen with dates in May. Merchants advertise ice cream soda prices and specials at G B Diamond and a grocery auction tonight. Sheriff imposes Sunday visiting ban starting April 30, and a plant sale promotes water lilies at 20 cents each.
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