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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 15, 1903

Page

5

Purely Personal: Local Names Visit In Town

A parade of visitors fills Middletown as Joseph E. Chew of Brunswick, Williard Boyer of Dallas, and Miss Marie McGill of Baltimore drop in. Others from Baltimore, Lancaster, New York, and Washington tour relatives and stay at Avalon Cottage Braddock Heights and nearby spots.

Joseph E. Chew Brunswick Williard Boyer Dallas Texas Middletown Marie McGill Baltimore Rosa Bentley Avalon Cottage Braddock Heights Ira J. Clarke Kieffer Lancaster Wises Bessie Anders Enet Patrick Streat Unionville W. T. Mason Rockville Jennie Hampton Mt. Pleasant Oak Ridge George Blessing Auburn Neb Middletown Valley Lottie Butz Allentown Mgr P. W. Shafer Constance Taylor Onanocock Bertha Trandle South Market Street J. ¥. Jordan Louisiana Petersville Senannnes Bruce Whipp Broad Rup St. Louis Chicago John Grabili Washington County Samuel Johnasville Beaver Dam O. J. Rich Lil- Ben Washington George Rush Rogers Frank Thompeor Fishfield N. J Charles W. Ross Edward B. Chipsey Ruth Misa Ulam Gilbert Chipley Pittsburg Mell. Glessner Katié Miller Wim. T. Glessner

Pretty wedding at Beaver Dam home of James F. and wife

Miss Emma L. Lebrease of Baltimore and Harry N. McKinney of Johinsville were married at the Bohn home on Beaver Dam Sunday August 9. Elder D C Meter performed the ceremony at six o’clock with ushers Murmy C. Bobs of Johusville and Raymond Singer of Valon Bridge assisting.

Nm’ Rirses Sebrease James F. Bohn Beaver Dam Emma L. Lebrease Baltimore Harry N. McKinney Johinsville Qridal D. C. Meter Murmy C. Bobs Johusvilis Raymond Singer Valon Bridge

In His Holy Temples Sunday Services and Notices

Religious notices outline Sunday services across multiple churches with times for worship and Sunday schools. Sessions at All Saints Episcopal, Schleynville Mission, B Johns Catholic, Presbyterian, Methodist Episcopal, German Baptist Brethren, Trinity Reformed, St Johns Lutheran, Grace Reformed, Evangelical Reformed, Evangelical Lutheran, and United Brethren are listed with morning and evening worship, Sunday school, and special music or programs forthcoming.

Schleynville Mission All Saints’ Episcopal Church Braddock Heights Suuday B. John’s Catholic Church T. Freeman Dixon Presbyterian Church Methodiat Episcopal Church E. 8. Todd Sanday German Baptist Brethren Church Bilder E. A. Bronnear P. D Epworth Evangelical Reformed Church E.R. Eschbach Grace Reformed Church Tin Trinity Chapel E. L. McLean Grace Chapel Esat Second Street Evangelical Lutheran Church U.S. G. Rupp Baltimore United Brethren Church C. W. Stinespring Roberteon Auartette Aletam

Governor and officials in Maryland news from Pocomoke to Allegany

Governor John Walter Smith attended the Pocomoke Fair in Worosater county as it closed yesterday. Reports include a man from Williamsport who attempted suicide in Sharon, a Maryland National Guard head seriously injured in Baltimore, and a bigamy and perjury arrest in Labanon Pa. Also noted are railroad medical examiner appointment in New Castle Pa, receivers appointed for Metallic Bed Company of Hagerstown, a pardon push for Joseph H Obing, a diphtheria outbreak in Midlothian, three Patterson children deaths, a suspect in Westernport surrendering to Allegany authorities, and school principal appointments in Kensington and Buck Lodge Montgomery county.

John Walter Smith Worosater William Bowers Williamsport Sharon General Saunders Maryland National Guard Union Protestant Infirmary Baltimore John W. Glentworth Hegeretown Labanon J. P. Sellmar Montgomery County Baltimore and Ohio Railroad New Castle Alexander Nolli Roger T. Edmonds Metallic Bed Company Hagerstown Maryland President Roosevelt Joseph H. Obing Midlothian Allegany Thomas Patterson Frank J. Conway Westernport Allegany County Cumberland Hattis Montgomery Kensington Minnie MelIiwee Gertrude Hyatt Buck Lodge

Bank teller seeks Democratic nomination for Register of Wills

GHO W WEINGEIN, a well known active bank teller at Franklin Savings Bank in Frederick, aspires to the nomination for Register of Wills at the upcoming Democratic convention.

Franklin Savinga Bank of Frederick Register of Wills Frederick County George W. Heinlein Fregerick

Republican primaries held across Crawford county for delegates

Republican primaries run this afternoon and evening to choose delegates for the county convention next Saturday. A meeting in Fredericksburg set Edwin C. Markell as chair and Harry Chapline as secretary. An agreement among Hargett Haffner Bow ers directs voting by Crawford county rules with four polling places. Voting started about 12 30 and runs until night. contests exist in several districts including Petersburg with factions led by Eugene Harrison and William A Richards.

Fredericks Court House Edwin C. Markell Harry Chapline Douglass H. Hargett 8. T. Haffner Harry W. Bowers Circuit Court Istrick Crawford County Davis’ Carriage Raposttory South Market Street Patrick Street North Market Street Fetersville Eugene Harrison William A. Richards

Man Falls Into Open Manhole After Car Incident

Mr. George Bowlus, boarding the 7 30 car for Braddock Heights, was struck by a protective pole at Patrick Street corner and fell into an open manhole. Nearby passenger Dorney Adams also fell from the car and narrowly avoided entering the hole. Bowlus suffered a severely bruised face and scraped right cheek, while the pit was clayed over to prevent further accidents.

George Bowlus Braddock Heights Patrick Street Bowlus Dorney Adams Mr. Bowlus

Funeral of Mrs Catherine Reel Buried in City Cemetery

The remains of Mrs Catherine Reel widow of Otho Reel died in Baltimore were buried this morning from the station at 10 25. Services were at the grave conducted by Rev Dr Eschbach. Interment was made at the Reformed Cemetery with C Carty as financial director. Felt From Horse Mr Baward Sanner slipped from a horse near Middletown Thursday night and sustained a badly sprained ankle.

Catherine Reel Otho Reel Baltimore RE. . Eschbach Reformed Cemetery C. Carty Baward Sanner Middletown

Local Market Quotations From City Mill Report

Market notes show prices for grains and produce with figures for corn per bushel and wheat No 3 red, alongside indicates of steamers and hay values. Names of items include Gorn and 57 centa per bushel, with multiple misspellings yet representing daily quotations from the City Mill.

Mounsin City

Woodsboro Band Engaged for Rockville Fair This Week

The Woodsboro Cornet Band of 23 under Prof C P Snyder will provide music at the Rockville fair Tuesday through Friday next week marking their third fair engagement after winning a competitive bid. They return to Frederick August 21 and head to Jefferson for a union picnic on Saturday.

Frederick Jefferson Union Woodaboro Hias Ms. Vernon Ladiesburg Union Chapel Fairview Mapleville

Local School Picnics on September 5 and August 22

Several area Sunday schools and groups schedule picnics in September with one event on August 22. Locations include Cold Spring woods near Thurmont, Abais woods north of Burkittesville, Wachier's grove, Manor woods, McKaig near Fair View, and O R Ridener’s grove. Events feature music, athletics, and amusements.

Cold Spring Woods Thurmont Barkitteville Carlton Abais Burkitteville Mountain Union School Wachier

Exhibition Judges Named for Frederick County Fair

Frederick County Agricultural Society Managers announced judges for the fair. Poultry judge is George O Brown of Baltimore. Racing judge Dr Patterson of Catonsville. Horses judge Dr Atcheson of Washington. Dog show judges include G Gordon Massey Delaware Thomas W Tanner Baltimore Joseph Lewis Connecticut S Bisch Harrisburg Wilson Bernard Bryn Mawr Pa and Robert Hudson New York. Dogs to be judged under American Kennel Club rules.

Frederick County Agricultural Society Bacee George H. Mills Goshen A Carter George O. Brown Baltimore Battie Patterson Catonsville Atcheson Washington G. Gordon Massey Delaware Thomses W. Tanner Joseph Lewis Connecticut S. Bisch Harrisburg Wilson Bernard Bryp Mawr

Break in the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal near Dickerson

A six foot long six foot deep break in the Chesapeake and Ohio canal occurs near Dickerson in Montgomery county caused by a culvert weakening from heavy rains. Thirty canal boats are tied at Campbell's rock unable to proceed as fifty men work on repairs.

Dickerson Montgomery County Campbell's Rock

Court House Sale Of Real Estate In New Market

Auctioneer Lysander Etchison to sell at the Court House door on Monday the real estate of Biser and Newman trustees. The sale includes two Main Street lots in New Market improved with a dwelling house.

Lysander Etchison Court House Biser and Newman

Maryland to form mining firm for vast barytes deposit

A rich barytes deposit on Peter Sauble's farm in Johnsville district Frederick county prompts plans to form the Union Barium and Lead Company. Experts estimate millions of tons with a 90 percent barytes content, targeting mining near Frederick and a potential Baltimore processing plant. Investors from New York and Philadelphia join prospects, eyeing Maryland as a strong eastern contender to Missouri sources and even contributing to beet sugar and steel industries.

Bariuw Frederick County Uilil Maryiood New York Philadelphia Ospitaliota Union Barium and Lead Company Depcsit Johnaville District Frederick Western Maryland Railroad Peter Bauble George A. Vickers Charles County Johnsville James Horewall Vickers A. T. Free Bose John Williams John Williams & Co Wall Street Wilkes Abbott George Brosdhurst Vincent Joplin Jawad Dintrics Misouri American Lead and Barsom Company Lead Trust Virginia North Carolina Missouri Tate Maryland Enterprise Maryland Union Company Beryies Plact Baltimore Philadephis

Tennis Tournament Draws Entries For Next Week

Local tennis tournament draws entries for next week with players Maulsby Hull Frank Smith J B R Wood Cramer Guy Motter John Motter Rosenstock Leichert DeGarmendia DeGrange and Baltimore entrant Frank. Play begins Monday at West Third Street courts with best two of three matches and a final of five. Public invited as entries improve.

Maulsby Hull Frank Smith J. B. R. Wood Cramer Guy Motter John Motter Rosenetock Leichert Frank Baltimore DeGarmendia DeGrange Courteen West Third Street

Derailed Cars Block Track Near Braddock Heights

Westbound B A C B R freight line blocked about two hours after a wheel rod broke on a freight car causing no derailment and track damage was avoided by shifting the damaged car to the side. Also notes the Aborigines Research Society formed at Willamaeers with Rev Charles S Biggs Brunswick president and Prof J B a secretary, plus a whist club outing to Middletown Braddock Heights with local visitors.

Aborigines Research Society Willamaeers Charles S. Biggs Brunswick Washington Sharpebere Whist Club Frank Barrows Antietam National Cemetery M. E Idsy Middletown Braddock Heights

Middletown Opera House to Rise on Grange Hall Site

Middletown plans a new opera house on the Grange Hall site. It will measure 88 by 83 feet with a 22 by 38 foot stage, 16 to 20 foot height, and 19 foot ceiling. seating 425 excluding the stage. The Grange Hall will be repurposed, its upper floor becoming the gallery and the lower floor hosting entrances and ticket offices. Building committee members named include W. G. Bollean, Wm. W. Doub, G. C. Rooderick Sr., Jacoes E. Doub, and Wan. C. Diller. Baseball games featured Hagerstown against Bingerstown-Brunswick. Interwan lost 20–5 with Zeigier and McCardell as winners, Butler and Lermott as losers, Butler noted as easy for Hagerstown. Frederick later defeated the same Brunswick team 3 weeks prior, after challenging for $50.

Middletown Grange Hall Association W. G. Bollean Wm. W. Doub G. C. Rooderick Jacoes E. Doub Wan. C. Diller Hagerstown Bingerstown Brunswick Club Inter Battery Zeigier McCardell Butler Lermott Ted Frederick Brunswick

Neidig and Miller End of Week Sale Notice

Neidig and Miller advertise extraordinary value for end of week shopping with large markdowns on clothing linens and housewares. Includes 2,000 fall items like ginghams table damask Huck towels and stockings plus mentions of a crab feast at Yingling's and a live stock insurance manager post. Also notes Montgomery County Fair excursion rates to Rockville and a Memorial message for Sarah Putyan died three years ago.

Sea Island Neidig & Miller

Basketry class held in Mist Kiseohaner's room

LOOSS MENTION Basketry class meets daily from 10 to 12 at Mist Kiseohaner's room in the iner building. Tuition eight dollars for three lessons and one fifty for a single lesson. Goods sold on consignment as a general agent. Also note dancing class led by Mrs Ritchie's private event at Heights with guests invited for August 20 at 6 45.

Mist Kiseohaner Ritchie

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