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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1905
Page
2
Breezy Bits From The Monocacy And Nearby Areas
Reports note Charles Quynn and Samuel Byler catching four huge bass along the Monocacy yesterday. Sixty five people left the Baltimore and Gate Railroad for Rockville on Wednesday and yesterday. The United Engine received a festive reception at the corner of West Okrob and Court atreeze last evening. Henry Fromke fished the Monoosey banks and caught a mess of bass. Edward Scholl and John H. Grove captured six fine bass in the Monocacy, the largest weighing 45 pounds. A six horse team belonging to Charles Hadee of New Market broke the wagon tongue during a band’s picnic at the fair grounds. The evangelical Lutheran chapel has been renovated with new carpet cleaning and a ceiling ventilator added near the pulpit to ease radiator drafts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Menare
Charles Quynn
Samuel Byler
Baltimore and Gate Railroad
Rockville
United Engine
West Oknrob and
Court Atreeze
Herry Fromke
Edward Scholl
John H. Grove
Charles Hadee
New Market
Wright
Fair Ground
Death notices for Barbara Whisker and infant Harold Reece
Barbara A Whisker died at her home 232 East Third Street yesterday afternoon from old age. She was born in Bavaria and lived in the city many years. survivors include son Philip daughter Mary and daughter in law, plus a brother in Germany. Funeral Saturday at St Joans church at 4 20. Harold McClellan Reece aged 15 months died at home on North Market Street last night from teething complications. Funeral tomorrow at 2 with services at the house and burial in Olivet cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Whisker
Barbara A. Whisker
East Third Street
Bbe
Bavaria
Germany
Wee Grener
Philip
Mary M
Abe Grove
John Grener
St. Joan'’s Church
Harold
Reece
Harold McClellan
Elmer Mod. Phebus
North Market Street
Ms. Olivet Cemetery
Washout on Northern Central Delays Lancaster Train
A washout on the Northern Central Railway near Hraceville halted travel this morning. The local office could not confirm the exact location or when trains would resume. By this afternoon the Lancaster morning train due at 10:25 p.m. had not arrived and L was unsure when 16 would reach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern Central
Northern Central Railway
Varth
Hraceville
Lancaster
Mr and Mrs Vernon Maynard At Home
Mr and Mrs Vernon Maynard welcomed many friends last evening at 220 Market Street with congratulations and numerous handsome and useful presents received as wedding gifts.
Salvation and Saved and How Saved Sermon Tonight
In the German capital church Elder Hutchison spoke on what the future may bring and will address Salvation Saved and How Saved. Clarence B. Miller of East Patrick street reports restoration of his left hand after a lancing and is recovering well. Mrs W Emory Kefanver of West Fourth Street has been ill but is able to be out now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hutchison
Clarence &. Miller
East Patrick Street
W. Emory Kefanver
West Fourth Street
Turn It Into Cash Now Ad Offer in The News
Advertise unwanted items to cash in. Place your ad in Tax Nine section of The News to connect with buyers and arrange quick sale and pickup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iim Sod
Tax
Big Koefauver Family Reunion Draws Attendees From Several States
The Koefauver family held its annual reunion at Braddock Heights with about 200 members present from New York Washington Baltimore and the West. The program featured recitals music and speeches by H Milton Kefauver Emory L Coblentz Rev Elmer Coblentz and Charles H Remseburg. Officers were elected for the coming year and the next reunion planned for Braddock Heights in late August 1906.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Baltimore
Washington
West
Koefauver
Middletown
Frederick Valleys
Braddock Heights
Weat
H. Milson Kefauver
Emory L. Coblentz
J. W. Pontins
Mid- Glstown
H. Milton Kefauver
Emma Kefauver
Nora Holter
Frederick
Scots Kefeuver
Burkittsville
Charles H. Remseburg
Jefferson
Treadurer
Lewis
National Fraternal Alliance Formed From Royal Arcana Members
The article notes the start of a national Fraternal Alliance in Hagerstown by disabled Royal Arcane members. It aims to provide death benefits under a fraternal system and to seek inclusion of Royal Arcane members into the alliance while preserving existing memberships. It plans further meetings to finalize details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hes Bean
Hagerstown
Ational Fraternal
Altianes
Royal Aros. Rum
Royal Arcs
Supreme Courcil
Royal Sroanum
Royal Arisnum
Caembara
Warfield to Speak at Middletown Valley Reunion
Governor Warfield will address the twentieth annual Middletown Valley Sunday school reunion at Lewis Young woods tomorrow. He will stay at Hotel Braddock tonight, travel by trolley with a Middletown committee, and attend the grove gathering where the American Band will escort him to the stand. The event normally draws 6 000 to 7 000 people and may exceed prior years if weather is favorable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Warfield
Middletown Valley
Lewis Young Woods
Braddock
Grove
Hos
Rockville Fair Draws Crowds As Winebrewer Reports Ails Support
President D Charles Winebrewer of the Frederick County Agricultural Society praised the Rockville fair as an interesting well managed exhibition with a large crowd in attendance. He noted strong expressed intent to attend the Frederick fair which is heavily advertised and expected to attract a very large audience. Governor Warfield to visit Hotel Braddock for an informal reception and a lobby dance drew a very pleasant crowd and good times last evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockville Fair
D. Charles Winebrewer
Frederick
Warfiek
Hotel Braddock
Warfield
Fire damages residence on Weat South Street
A fireplace in the home of Mr. George Mebiniug on Weat South street caught fire last night and caused slight damage. The blaze was extinguished before any serious harm or injuries occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Mebiniug
Weat South Street
Personal News From Atlantic City Visitors
Purely personal notes list residents and guests traveling to and from Atlantic City. Names include Justice O H Eokatelnte, Mr and Mrs Zimmerman, Frank Sherald, Rev Switzer, Miss Ethel Daily, Misses Lacratta and Frances Robrock, Miss Bertie Howard, and others visiting cities like Baltimore Philadelphia New York and Boston. Some entries note returns home or new positions, plus a visit to Ramsburg Carriage Works and Ocean Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice O. BH. Eokatelnte
Atlantic City
Wm. D. Zimmerman
Frank Sherald
River View
V. Switzer
Poolssville
C. T. Ordeman
Ethel Daily
Washington
George Layman
West Fourth Street
Mises Lacratta
Frances Robroack
Lime Ron
Atlantio City
Bertie Howard
A. Kemp Keefer
New York
Marion
Harriets Kolb
Frisnda
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Thomas P. Rice
Othetta
Jane
L. A Borok
Miss Steckel
T. J. Michael
Boston
Mass
Missea Mary
Pauline McCardell
Eadie Zimmerman
Frank A. Lutz
Washington,d. C
Thomas Sohley
Georges M. Wyand
Ramsburg Carriage Works
West All Saints’ Street
Misa Neliie Rose
Ramsburg
Lewistown
Alice BR. Roelkey
Alice Geiger
H. T. Kline
Patrick Street
Feabelle Kreb
Sophia Reich
Weat Third Street
Kelmar
Braddock Heights
Messia
J. N. Zimmerman
A. W. Barkhart
Ocean Grove
Asbury Park
Margaret A. Bess
C. Carty
Lillie M. Birsly
Martha Kemp
Middleburg
Clarance KE. Greeve
David Bolb
Frank Hardt Keefer
8. F. Thomas
F. M. Goleman
Disorder at Nantree School Reception Ends in Fines
In Washington DC, Hogan and Mary Johnson were arrested for fighting at a Saturday school reception at Nezarite Hall on West All Saints Street. Justice Smith fined each $5 after a large crowd gathered, then Ida Turner and Bertha Dean were arrested nearby and fined $250 each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beeting Hogan
Mary Johnson
Endh
Noay
Justice Smith
Jael
Andrew Jackson
Herwig and King
Charoh Street
Escapade series ends with man fleeing to Frederick
Martin Zehher of Barkittsville, Maryland, left with a damaged delivery wagon after a wild spree. He traveled from Boonsboro to Barkittsville then Frederick, drew $1,200 from a Frederick bank, and was last seen en route to Harrisburg with plans for Colorado. His wife and relatives in Burkittsville and Harrisburg are named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Bageretown
Yeatertay
Martin Zehher
Barkittsville
Zepher
Hagerstown
Cadman Sootterly
Baldwin
M. S Thomas
Batelmore
Zecher
Boonsboro
Albert Miller
Gurkittsville
Thrush D&h Stoagh
Thrush & Stoagh
Boonshoro
Eaher
Burkittsville
South Mountain
Ranic
Barkitsaville
Keedysville
Lins
Alty
Cumberland Valley
Harriaburg
Gaver
Barkitesville
Big County
Kent
Zacher
Thas
Harrisburg
Colorado
Java
Barkittsvilis
Zeober
Hares
Town bricks arrival delays paving project progress
Mr. Joseph McAidden announced early today that a car load of bricks weighing 13 000 pounds arrived but was delayed by weather and other factors. He expected the steam roller and equipment to reach by next week and hoped bricklaying would begin by September 4 if no further issues arise. Mr. Coryell arrived yesterday afternoon and left this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph McAidden
Coryell
Condition of the Streams Reported at Noon
The Monocasy at noon showed high and muddy at Brelner's Milk Buckeya dam. Realfaunder's mill and Osresville mill reported muddy to very muddy water. The Potomac at Point of Rocks was very muddy with a strong indication of continued murkiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brelner
Buckeyatown Dam
Realfaunder’s
Osresville Mill
Potomac River
Local Market Quotes From The Local Mart
Market notices list corn at 2.80 per shelled bushel and wheat and oats prices with various faulty listings. The fragment mentions Mr. G Waring Tyson and market quota buying for the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fhe
G. Waring
Tyson
Barre
Woman's Auxiliary Fete Nets $225 Gross Receipts
At a special meeting of the Emergency Hospital Woman's Auxiliary the fete and vaudeville committee reported gross receipts of $225. The event showcased local talent and raised funds for hospital needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vauderville
Prohibitionists Nominate in Dorchester County Ticket
A Prohibitionist ticket is named in Dorchester County and the announcement notes county nominees. The report also mentions a slate change in Montgomery County with Frank L. Hewitt remaining on the sheriff ballot.
Friday Night Dance at Braddock Heights
Local mentions Frederick College events and music ads. Braddock Heights hosts a regular Friday night dance with bus times posted. Several ads promote piano tuning services and music venues in Frederick, Md. plus carnival enrollment and night school rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick College
Local Bank Officers and Capital Displayed
The text lists bank officers including president and vice president roles, cashiers, and capital figures. It mentions surplus and various names such as Baker, Zimmerman, Duvall, McBeth, Harcutt, and Rauber among others, indicating a roster of staff and financial figures.
Broad assortment of bargains from blankets to umbrellas
Advertised goods include five dollar toe cream, White Embroidered Dock Ballatt at 25 cents, blankets at seasonally low August prices, various umbrellas for men women and children, laces, corsets, and Perfection blue flame oil stoves with refrigerators. emphasis on low prices and prompt delivery by local shops Cecil & Gormanni and NEIDIG & MILLER in Frederick Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Sendrickaon
Eye Say at Braddock Heights Arts and Fair
Eye Say at Braddock Heights features a Wednesday August 30 program with Modern Woodmen Camps of Frederick and Washington counties, free axerolaca in auditorium, afternoon dancing, Frederick Select Orchestra, fireworks and balloon ascent. Bargain sale items include glassware and kitchen goods with varied prices. sale held by ALLEN G. Quyxx & Co at 4 pp. 89c. Public sale notice by Frank L. Toxer for Varnon Dorncy farm near New London. gas range promos by Frederick Gas & Electric Co. special rail trip Frederick to Washington/Baltimore attractions Sunday Aug 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock Heights
Frederick
Washington
Hagerstown
Varnon Dorncy
New London
Frank L .Toxer
Baltimore
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Eiither
Capital
Monumental City
Popular Seashore Excursions From Philadelphia Area
Sterling's offers low rate round trips to Atlantic City Cape May Coast City Sea Isle City and nearby points from Philadelphia and beyond with Pullman car travel and 16 day return window. Tickets issued Sept 15 16 18 with extensions possible to Oct 36 1904. Also Deer Park Maryland opens June 24 with renovated facilities and modern amusements backed by Baltimore & Ohio routes and W E Burnett manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
Cape May
Coast City
Sea Isle City
N. J
Quean City
Rehoboth
Beach
Del
Thoradays
Rederick
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Washington
Baltimore & Ohio
Patriarchs Militante
Sovereignu Grand Lodge
Pahlladelphia
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Polata
Poiote
Deer Park Catel
Deer Park
Allegheny Mountain
Lonteville
St. Louis
Wheeling
Columbia
Ohicago
Pittsburg
Addrewa
W. E. Burneut
Maryland
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Bern
Francis Brat Flurte
Thor
Albany
Sir John Mose
Faithness
Seothard
Muteu
Maushington
Yokoham
Frederick William Jache
Weimar
HixGsow
Marylaca
W. L. Moons
Weather Bureau
Plano
Reed Bookers
Jer
Aents Today
Ildren
Osmival
Doll Bros
Q. Thos. Kemp
O. P. Bonnets G
Osrtyaay T
Markey‘s
Neidig & Miller
Radock & Co
News OF the Churches
Hoyat Arcanum
Branday
The
Atlantic
Garrick
Mr. van
Martin Zeher
Dorchester County
Bervrey Graves
Cecil County
John E. Gardner
Louaoconming
Anne Arundel
Wells
Rogers
Cumberland
Henry Kuhlman
Hendricks Hotel
South
Louise
McClure
Maryland Trust Company
Houston O1 Company
Kirby Lamber Company
Oil Company
Frank L. Hewitt
Montgomery County
Fiana Taning
Music & Literature
North Market
Fredericx, Md
Etchison
Cetizens' National Bank
Citizens’ Nat. Bank
Frederick, MD
J.D. Baker
Baker
Fresident Vice President
A, D
WM. G
Zimmerman Samuel G. Duvall
Aret
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McBhermy
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Bacrta
J.D. Racer
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D. H W. Harcutt
Joun
Rawertre
Wu. G. Baker
Tros
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M. Teomae
Daxre
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Serps
Hoyt
Dorth
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Alzem
Madras
New Canterbury
George
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Thos. P. Rice
East Fourth Street
Frederick County
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Pearssdawly
O. L. Kefauver
Bia
B. Berauver
W. Church Street
Médiq Ae Groceries and Provisions
A. J. Efichelberger
Cor
Market and
Third Ste
Bidawily
Cecil & Gormanni
Bamplre
News JO
F. B. Sappington
Summer Goodes
Rly
F. B. Sappingtorn
City Mal
Allen G. Quyxx & Co
East Patrick
L. A. Burok
Clty
Paroloseing
Fredrrick Gas & Exc. Os
Booth
Sterling's
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