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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1906
Page
3
Subscribers are asked to report promptly to The News any irregularity in receipt of papers to ensure timely delivery and accurate service.
Purely personal paragraphs list visits and travels of local residents. Miss Lillie Tyson and Miss Lottie Pyles are mentioned, with Berkeley Haluea in Waynesboro pursuing a new job. Charles F.P. Krab of Washington visits family on West Third Street. State Fire Marshal Lloyd T. MacGill from Baltimore spends days in Frederick. Sillman Gaither of Washington visits his parents here. Glands Maberry of Washington stays at his parental home in the city.
Mrs Samuel Buxton held a dinner at her home two miles east of the city last Friday in honor of her birthday. Four generations attended with greetings from relatives including Mrs George Thomas and Mr Vernon Buxton. Guests came from Baltimore and Washington to join the celebration. Miss Mary Thomas Molesworth hosted the Girls High School class of 1906 at Sunnyside near Tramsville from Friday to today.
The Business Men's Association banquet on Wednesday night will feature guest of honor Admiral Ny and speakers Gav. S. Rodock president Milton G. Urner A. Q. McCurdell and Joseph D. Baker. William P. Maalsby will serve as toastmaster at the Ott y Hotel.
An assortment of items notes a horse death of Mr. Deville Brish in West Patrick greet and a paint guarantee offering dealer recourse for any faults. J H Asher & Co. and Baye sold Devoe paint with one complaint amid rain hindering fourth side drying. dealer obligations and fair remedy discussed.
Local churches report sermons and services across multiple parishes. Fatreeq and Brecer preached. communion administered. Sunday school and vesper services listed. St John’s and Zion Reform see mass and confirmation events. Presbyterians note a Rome lesson series. Evangelical Reformed and First Baptist share morning and evening addresses and new member acknowledgments.
Churches in multiple communities held morning and evening services with sermons on topics like The Higher or Sanctified Life and The Faith Triumphant. Sunday schools met, special collections for San Francisco relief totaled around 160 dollars, plus 26 dollars for rebuilding Lutheran churches. Additional talks and musical events were noted at AME Saints and Grace Reformed churches.
The Rev. Metran preaches on The Shepherd Love of God Revealed with a Christ centered view. An evening sermon discusses Job and faith amid calamity. A library book reception is planned for Tuesday evening May 22 with committee members meeting next Wednesday after the midweek service to arrange details.
In Weverton Maryland area a fisherman named Ohler was shot by Deputy Game Warden Benny Turner after a dispute over bass. The coroner’s inquest found Turner feloniously shot Ohler while acting as a game official. Witnesses testified Ohler refused surrender of private catch and allegedly pushed Turner, who then fired four times. Turner, a veteran guide, faced questioning despite testimony that Ohler did not attack.
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Bathold Company will spend 1 060 009 pounds to improve and expand terminal facilities at Brunswick. Plans include a westbound yard and a new eastbound yard with a total 4 000 car capacity and acquisition of 300 acres between Brunswick and Knoxville. Payroll and population are set to rise as homesteads are acquired and construction proceeds with local aid from the Fairroad company.
The Bredazick Town Sacjogs lastitanoz plans a new bank on NarI Marketstrast. Construction starts next Fest after plans prepared by President M. B. Dail. The one story building will be fire proof with stout walls and a granite front, housing the institution’s business.
A Hemp Hall event on Saturday afternoon and evening supported Emergency Hoppiess with large attendance and about $140 in receipts. Afternoon programs included dances and drills led by Miss Ritchis. evening offerings featured recitations, music, and a title drums act by Miss Katherine Eizenhauer's pupils.
Scott Kaba, a paymaster for B A Sastre in Baltimore, was held up near the Point of Rocks tunnel by three men who forced money and a gold watch from him. One robber stood behind with a pistol while the others searched his pockets and fled toward the tunnel. Sheriff Mertz alerted authorities, but no arrests were reported at once.
At the Frederick Agricultural Society board meeting plans were set to add two $1,000 stake races to the fair racing program on October 17 and 18. The rapatrick will be remodeled to modern standards, the east gate moved, and space created at the new entrance between the saloon building and keeper’s house. Exhibits will expand with new apple, pear, potato, and grain varieties and special prizes for best display and for fishers and plants. Classes will include amateurs and professionals with incentives to attract florists and growers alike.
The People's National Bank of Brunswick with capital of 25000 completed its organization. Elected president G H Hagen vice president HLM Jones and cashier P McComas of Baltimore. Board includes Peter Hemp Jefferson W E Stanebraker Waverton Samuel T Gaerze Lovettsville Hamilton W Shafer Petersville Thomas Fitegerald O R Gregory L B McBride Christian Smith John T Martin and Dr A S Hedger Brunswick. Par value 100 stock sold at 129 per share.
The list shows remaining letters as of Saturday April 23, 186. To obtain call for advertised letters, with two weeks to claim. Names include W. H. Sirsrington and G. S. Thompson among others. The list also includes Mrs Charles Berlis Mrs I T Fleming Mary Elizabeth Johnson and others.
The funeral was held yesterday at 4 PM from her East Patriot Street home. Rev Charles F Steck conducted services with choral tributes from friends. Pallbearers included Wm E Stacy Wm H Gris Lewis Mebrich George Gauron John Whisner and Win Beall. Interment at Givner cemetery. FB Schiochre Funeral Director.
A contract was let for the erection of a Young Men's Christian Association building. Work has begun by contractor Mr HB Fank. The structure will be three stories high and cost about £15,000. Public funds contributed $2,060 and the B and O Railroad provided $2,000.
Residence of Mr. James Baker near Point of Rocks caught fire Saturday but quick discovery prevented major damage. Firemen extinguished the blaze with minor loss of contents.
The Local Mert. G. Waring Tyson's market quota lists today’s buying prices. Wheat No. 3 rad costs $2.25 per barrel and 48 cents per bushel. other figures include 770, 720, 850, 600 per bushel for various grades and damaged goods with 30 cents per bushel for Onts.
A fragmented ledger style entry lists funds and reserves including surplus, undivided profits, and bank notes outstanding. It records dividends paid to individuals, checks issued or outstanding, and mentions due to reserve agents.
Glimore in Allegany county burns poster. Joseph W Emmert of Bagerstown dead at 30. Gamberland contributes 21055 73 to French sufferers. Cornsilus Virts estate valued at 60000 after death at Sandy Hook. Efra Corbet Davidson of Corbin Station shot by younger brother. Ostroll Eagar elected president of Maryland Teachers Association meeting held at Rocks ville. Kas Mar College plans capital increase from 10000 to 20000 with new buildings. Grace United Brethren church marks tenth anniversary at Bageratown. Justus Fletcher delivers address at church. The Ghannesy Kelffer Stock Company opens week at City Opera House with The Hand of Man and ensuing acts by Grace Keiffer Harry Glasa and John Taylor.
Notice states not a member of Local Carters Union and will continue hauling as before. Advertisement announces Electric Service ready for use from May 1 1905 with sale and rental of electric devices, gas products, phonographs, and Cough syrup promotions. Prices listed for horse, cart, driver and quarry services. liquor license renewals required by March 1905. Osteopathy ad included.
L E Mullis associates present matting rugs in large room sizes with new China and Japanese patterns. Limited quantities suggest early viewing. A wide range of hall and stair rugs match the styles and prices, inviting customers to inquire and compare.
Local items advertise a thirty day sale starting May 7 with discounted Pistinum styles and engraved card services plus a Mountain City File box feature. Also listed is a memorial notice for Margaret Bailing with a year since death and a loving remembrance from family.
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