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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1903
Page
3
HYMENEAL BUCKINGHAM SHIPLEY MARRIED AT Mount Airy
Irvin H Buckingham and Miss Charlotte Shipley wed at the bride’s home near Mount Airy performed by Rev W E Millar. Best man Ralph Sellman maid of honor Annie Shipley. They left for Pittsburg and will reside in Watersville Carroll county Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckingham
Shipley
Irvin H. E. Buckingham
Charlotte Shipley
Mount Airy
W. E. Millar
Mount Airy Methodist Episcopal Church
Ralph Sellman
Annie Shipley
Pittsburg
Watersville
Carroll County
W. A. Shipley
Baltimore and A
Brief Bits of December Time and Mischief
The piece notes December nearing its end with festive scents and busy Santa imagery. A child named Willie boasts about mild schoolyard scuffles, stating he occasionally licks a peer but that causes no real trouble.
Pleasant Paragraphs and Personal Notices From The News
Mr Edward A Toms of the Regis ter of Wills spends the day in Adamstown on business Edward Mulhorn of Hanover Pa called to his brother ex Policeman George Mulhorn who lies dangerously ill at his home near Frederick The News Want Ads advertise locally and serve employers buyers and the unemployed The Mountain City Mills market lists old corn at $8 per barrel shelled corn 49 cents per bushel new corn 5 to 2 25 per barrel wheat No 2 red 71 per bushel oats 40 cents per bushel Say you saw it in The News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward A. Toms
Register of Wills’ Office
Adamstown
Edward Mulhorn
Hanover
George Mulhorn
Frederick
Mountain City
Larceny Trials and Jail Term in Local Circuit Court
In Thurmont a jury found John Davis guilty of larceny of four chickens from Charles J. Wesley and he was sentenced to 90 days in jail. Other court actions included George Funk winning $83.50 from DeLashmatt over disputed milk proceeds and Leroy Freshman case ongoing after a feud linked shooting near Catootia Furnace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Fonk Ve
DeLashmatt
Fank
Funk
A. S. Brown
George A. Pearce
DeLashmutt
Matter
Henderson
John Thomas Davis
Charles J. Weller
Thormont
Davis
Worthington
Wm P. Maulaby
Leroy
Henry Fraley
Catootia Furnace
Hila
Minnie Fraley
Miss Fraley
Miss Freshman
Mr. Fraley
Ella Freshman Ao
Miss Freshmen
Roy Freshman
Preas
Middletown Bazaar Draws Largest Crowd After Lutheran Wedding
A wedding at the Lutheran Church preceded a bazar in Middletown that drew the week’s biggest crowd. The Opera Hansa played to near capacity and a Frederick excursion of about forty people, including the Impa Mandolin Ink, joined the festivities. The music earned high praise as prizes were won and the evening’s program promised more literary and musical acts led by Miss Fauntleroy of the Woman's College, with a special car to depart for Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Frederick
Death notices of McMann Murray and Barnes
William McMann an eight year old son of Mr and Mrs Daniel McMann died at Bentz street home this morning at 3 o clock of diphtheria Survived by parents and one brother Funeral conducted by Rev Francis B E Craig at 3 this afternoon Interment in St John s Cemetery Katie Murray Miss Katie E Murray died in Norfolk aged 20 Her parents are Mr and Mrs Thomas E B Murray She visited Mr and Mrs Jane H Frazier last summer Marion Albertus Barnes son of Samuel Barnes died December 15 near Mt Zion aged 23 after a complication Funeral services at 10 am tomorrow at the house and interment at Mt Olivet Cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darby—Alleust
Baptist Church
Dansonville
Mies
Julia ‘Allauté
Benjamin W. Alloutt
Lawrence A. Darby, Jr
Don Af
Lawrence A.darby
Orphans’ Court
Montgomery County
John Allonté
Charles H. Waters
Washington Grove
Darby
Bealer—Dean
Misa Anvis B. Bealer
Robrersville
Stanley V. Dean
Carlton H. Dean
Braddock
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Middletown
M. L. Beard
John Boutzahn
Wacbter—Bowman
Bessie Bowman
Chester Bowman
Laytoneville
Clinton Wachter
BP. M. Clift
William Sm’ Mann
William McMann
Daniel McMann
Bentz
Katie Murray
John H. Frazier
South Market Street
Norfolk
Katie E. Murray
Thomas EB. Murray
Jane H. Frazier
Marion A. Barnes
Marion Albertus Barnes
Samuel Barnes
Mt. Zion
Mt. Oliyat Cemetery
Reducing Curves on Frederick and Middletown Railway
The Frederick and Middletown Hillc railway company reports work reducing curves along the line. Summera station’s curve has been cut from 30 degrees to é degrees, with all others planned before the coming season except the segment near the Sohley Inn. A hillside section by Braddock will be removed and a bank filled. Timing for completing before next summer or in 1905 is uncertain, and the dancing pavilion is planned to be widened about thirty feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick and
Middletown
Cutting Ice Near Montevae Faces Thick Harvest
Cutting Lee F T Lakin hauls ice from a pond on his farm near Montevae to A O McCardell ice house. The ice house measures 8½ inches thick with plans to cut 10 inches Saturday. Ice from 6 to 8 inches thick is being cut on many ponds in the county. Turn It Into Cash. You have something you do not want. Someone does want it. Find him and get cash by advertising in The News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee
F.T. Lakin
Montevae
A. O. McCardell
Christmas Party Marks Close of Session at Woman's College
A festive evening at Woman's College closed the session with a white clad procession to the chapel, solos by Katherine Slagle and Mike Fauntleroy, a star lit tableau, and gifts shared among students and teachers. The new pipe organ delighted all as a two week vacation begins. resumption January 6 and an organ recital set for January 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wowan’s College
Herald Angels
Misa Katherine Slagle
Mike Fauntleroy
Ben Har
Raferance
Ali
Mra. Brooks
Misa Fanotleroy
Brooks
Palnataktog
Priccipsi
Extra Pay for Letter Carriers Bill in Virginia Senate
Virginia Senator Benator Martin introduces a bill to appropriate 283 945 89 dollars to pay letter carriers owed by the Court of Claims for overtime work beyond eight hours daily. Names and amounts due to carriers are listed, with related notes on prior exclusions and similar claims approved under the 1888 act. In a separate item, steam roller damage on Market Street ruins toys and game boards at Shipley shop, caused by hot steam released from a valve after rolling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benator Martin
Virginia
Court of Oiaims
Attorney General
Senate
Congress
Frederick
James E. Duvall
Baward M. Hader
Edmund Fea
Charles A. Robertson
Ita
Shipley
Bopat
J. A. Frischey & Son
Market Street
Patrick
Church Streets
Church Street
Harry Shipley
Boyds Child Injured by Toy Wire Ramrod Accident
Russell Barch aged four, of Boyds in Montgomery county, fell from a lounge and ran a ten inch wire ramrod into his mouth and throat while playing with a toy gun. His mother withdrew it, the child grew cold, and after hours of rubbing his circulation returned. One side remains paralyzed as the wire entered a nerve center. he may be an invalid for life unless death intervenes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Barch
J. Tilden Burch
Boyds
Montgomery County
Funeral notices for Babel and Ramps published
The funeral for George A Babel will be held tomorrow at 3 PM from his North Market Street residence with two services at the house and interment at Mt. Olivet cemetery. William Ramps funeral plans shift to 1 30 PM with services at the house tomorrow afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Babel
North Market Street
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
William Ramps
Fingers severed by sausage grinder at Urbana incident
Aston Staley attempted to obtain meat from a beef sausage grinder when four fingers on his right hand were cut off. The belt pulled free and could have drawn his arm in. Dr. B. T. Haffner amputated the hand. The report also notes local residents with illnesses and a sick chief judge at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aston Staley
William Harman
Urbana
8. T. Haffner
Third Street Extension Privilege Prompts Rockwell Detail
Old Rockwell residence may be torn down as plans to extend West Third Street unfold. Ex Senator Norwood asks to run a road through rear Rockwell property to create lots, with house removal at Third and Bentz streets. Board grants crossing rights while other bills and notices appear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockwall
Beotz Street
Norwood Carrivs
West Third
Nortoot
Third
Bentz
Norwood
Water Kent
EB. C. Shepherd
Shepherd
J. A. Feitchey & Son
Market Street
All Sannta
Pat- Tick Street
T. Ghatklley Hatton
M. D. Mehriing
Hardt & Keefer
John Hinsenhamer
L. A. Risa
B. D. Baltze
R.D. Wood
Emory T. Grave
John A. Boyes
Wm. H. Krek
General Electric Company
Frederick Gas Company
H. Hoke
D. Bowers
Ceee Eee
Frederick Electric Light & Power Oo
National Carbon Co
Ralph Buver
Palmetto Fibre Co
Ellen T. Legg
Allen
Beales
Christmas Opening at Morris store listed for holidays
Frederick's Morris jewelry shop announces a Christmas display with wide stock in Diamonds Watches Jewelry Sterling Silver and more. Special prices on nuts candies oranges and other holiday goods offered by W H Ramsburg and S J Gladhill at Market Third Fourth streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris
Frederick
W. H. Ramabarg
Oor
Market and
Third Street
Brazil
Ramsburg
Cor. Market
Christmas Gifts and Jewelry at Reidig and Miller Store
Advertises umbrellas handkerchiefs and duchess items with prices from 50 cents to 6 50, silk hats and gowns, plus a large Christmas china and lamp selection. Highlights two holiday trolley excursions and a wide range of gift items from cigars to damask linens and jewelry pieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reidig & Miller
Principe DE Gales
Regen Burg
JU Wright
ROBT
BURNG
Henry Clay
CINCO
Tom Keenegarcia
Cabinet Council
Local Shop Ad Highlights Nickelware and Holiday Goods
Local ads list nickel trays and scrapers, cups, butter dish, syrup pitchers, chafing dishes, bread trays, salt boxes, knives, forks, and tea spoons. Also billed are brass and plated ware, clock faces, towel racks, chafing and serving items, plus gourds of fish and poultry. Allen G. Quixn & Co promotes Friday bargains at 80 East Patrick Street with fish and poultry offerings and home delivery. Dixon Bros and Birely's Palace of Music push Christmas gifts, wines, and rugs with notes on Rag opportu nity and Turkish lamps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knifa
Gem
Allen G, Quixn & Co
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