Wedding Anniversary Celebrated by Four Couples
Neighbors in Utica honor Mr and Mrs Grays Stall on January 30 with a surprise eleventh wedding anniversary. Four couples share the milestone as guests enjoy games music and cake. A second note details a Pound party at Luther Burdatte's in Hustertown with many attendees and refreshments. Also reported: a birthday party for Miss Katie Dyer and Brunswick post office receipts rising 25 percent. Also a health tip promoting Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gray
Utica
Stull
Bare
Grayson Stull
Wm. Lenhart
Amanda Wachter
Elmer Ramsburg
Grayson Stoll
Strley
Walter
Lola
Harry Baer
Easy
Pam
Pamine
Bradley Olem
Earl
Lillisa
Harry Lambert Bndeon
Arthur
Melvin Ramsburg
Luther Burdatte
Hustratown
Anderz
Luther Bourdatte
Cleveland Lawson
Georgis Dudrow
Jennis Holland
Myrtie Ozcil
Carrie Lewis
Lillie Burdette
Nick Yingling
Lola Ying
Richard Bowman
Luther Watkins
Clifson Darby
Ray Benton
Jasper Prios
Newman Dadrow
John Lawson
Jack Lewis
Charles
Carrie Soper
Grover
Windsor Day
Edgar Burdette
Winfred Lewis
John Rhodes
George Murphy
Charles Miles
Harry Burdette
Howard Bosley
Joze Burdette
Frank King
Harry Hure
Harry Kanode
Charles Bader
Tim Cecil
Phil King
Lem Miles
Walter Hipkins
Minor Cecil
Lute Johnson
Lem Hinns
Wilson Cecil
Herman Schwartz
Darssy Holland
Chancay Mesxweil
Walter Exmett
Walter Oatsail
Emory Burdette
Frank Dana
Maurice Baker
Roger Murphy
Frank Murphy
Frank Lewis
J. D. Thompson
Harry Dyer
East Fourth Street
Katie
Camp Schley Inn Sold and Mountain Lots Purchased
Miss Dora C. Ramsborough buys Camp Schley Inn property at Braddock Heights for 5000 dollars through agent Jonathan J. Bielfeld. She also buys three Braddock Heights lots north of Hammond Urner property and a lot on Schley Avenue as investments likely to be rented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dora C. Ramsborgh
Camp Schley Agsoota
Camp Soblay Fon
Braddock Heights
Jonathan J. Bielfeld
the Association
Bamabnrgh
Court Deliberations Update In Circuit Court Session
Proceedings show Thomas Keefer versus Castle. lower court affirmed by Mr Onstle. Geisbart versus Layman suit proceeds with damages to Gy s field. jury awards $20 to appellee after brief deliberation. Wagaman v Welz settled with appellant awarded $52.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Keefer
Charles A. Castle
Onstle
Heefer
Castle
Charles Geisbart
Col
Ignani
Gol. Leyman
Rys
Galabers
McSherry
Henderson
Motter
Cass
Charles Gelabert
Layman
Appellee
John Wagaman
David FE. Welz
Wagsman
Personal notices from Hagerstown area visitors
Purely personal notes list multiple residents and visitors with hometowns such as Madison Avenue Washington Knoxville Philadelphia Denver and Liberty Town. Entries include visits to friends and relatives in Baltimore Washington and Knoxville plus O B Fretwell taking a rail position in Jessup Md on February 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eza D. Hoffman
Madison Avenue
Hagerstown
Wagner
Libertytown
Jane Harwood
Washington
Battis Markell
West Patrick Street
J. S. Detrick
Baltimore
John H. Bennett
West South Straaét
Washiretown
Frederick Schimmel
East Patrick Street
Philadelphia
J. M. Markey
East Second Street
Knoxville
O. B. Fretwell
B. J. Winebrenar
B. & O. Railroad Company
Jessup’s
Bright Items and Local Notes Preview
The page previews upcoming events and items of interest. An eclipse is expected early Friday morning. The United Steam Fire Engine Company holds a meeting tonight to plan the annual bill and sale set for February 22.
Stove Fire at Residence on Osur Street
A stove overturned at the residence of Sirs Hammond on Osur Street caused a blaze around 8 PM. Mr. P. Samuel Notwegie, nearby, carried the stove outside and extinguished the fire on the pavement. The room suffered smoke damage and a washboard was slightly burned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sirs. Hammond
Osur
P. Samuel Notwegie
Musical and literary entertainment at Fairview M P
Residents are invited to a musical and literary event at Fairview M P on Sunday night February 11. The gathering promises a varied program including readings and performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairview
Dog Killed After Child Bitten by Dog
The son of John Shipley was bitten by a dog yesterday and is recovering under D. Bameburg. The dog was killed. town notices urge readers to advertise in Tas News for immediate value to employers and the unemployed and to buy or sell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dog
John Shipley
D. Bameburg
Rowadsaya
In & Live
Tas News
Taz News
Transfers of real estate and marriage licenses in Frederick Courts
Transfers show numerous real estate deeds throughout Frederick County with values from 100 to 5 000 dollars and multiple marriages listed. Orphans' Court notes include probate actions, guardianships, and settlements, while Daughters of the Confederacy report a meeting and Civil War memorial remarks. Noted deaths and clergy revival in local churches conclude the week’s items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Cassie
Olver O Light
Barkittevile
Ralph Yourg
Rebere.a. Bennett
Frederick Cley
William E. Boteler
John W. Wilson
Gasper E. Cline
Wm M. Zimmerman
William H Runkles
Charles A. Ronkles
William H. Rooklns
Maryland Senate Battles Over Reforms and Temperance Bill
The Maryland Senate debated a reform resolution on the Washington Branch of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. A measure to repeal the Judges Pension Law drew minority reports as the Anti Satoon League pushes a Home Rule Temperance Bill to curb liquor licenses with a three year prohibition and future votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Satoon Leagas
Dalezates
Anders
David Brengie
Frederick
A P. Gorman, Jr
Washington
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Morresdasnt
Lee
Judicalary
sheSa
Gorman
Les
Mesera
Biddison
Parkins
Linthicum
Goldsborough
France
League
Siste
Maryland
Hosnass
License Commissionera
Licanas
Lcense
Death of Mrs. Sarah Stauffer at Funkstown
Mrs. Sarah A. Stauffer wife of Alfred Stauffer died at her home east of Funkstown Washington county Monday night at 1120 of paralysis aged 65 years 1 month 5 days She was survived by her husband two brothers Jacob and Wilfred Funeral will be held tomorrow morning at the Lutheran church Funkstown Also includes market quotes from Tyson's market with assorted grain prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Stouffer
Sarah A. Stauffer
Alfred Stauffer
Funkstown
Washington County
Misa Smith
Frederick Olanty
Jacob
Wilfred
West Fankstown
Fankstown
Citizens National Bank of Frederick Maryland Statement 1906
Bank officers sworn to a true financial statement dated January 29 1906 from Citizens National Bank of Frederick Maryland. The balance sheet shows capital stock 1000000 surplus and profits totals liabilities including deposits and due to other banks. Cash reserves and notes outstanding are listed along with dividends unpaid and various running accounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WNL
Dre
Certificate Extending Charter for Citizens' National Bank of Frederick
Treasury Department certifies Citizens' National Bank of Frederick Maryland is authorized to extend its existence to January 2, 1926 under the 1852 national bank act. Deputy Comptroller Thomas P. Kane signs the extension certificate dated January 2, 1906, Charter No. 3176.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D.C
Citizens’ National Bank of
Frederick
City of
State of Maryland
Congress
Thomas P. Kane
Maryland
T.P. Rane
Engagements in Pittsburg society noted
The Pittsburg Leader reports the engagement of Miss Virginia Olsha Hays to Mr Frank Chew Osburn, detailing family ties including Hays coal fortune and Osburns banking and church roles. It also notes the marriage of Miss Lana Elizabeth Tadd to Pliny Preston Day at 8 PM January 20 in Baltimore with ceremony by Rev. A S Wright and a southward wedding tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Virginia Olsha Hays
Henry B. Haye
Frank Chew Osburn
Baen
Hays
Denmark
James H. Haye
Osburn
Henrietts Osburn
Bisakiin Osburn
Sewloklsy
Ozburn
Griswold E. Warner
Second National Bank of
Sawlokiey Presbyterian Phorah
Lana Elizabeth Tadd
Frank H. Tadd
Baltimore Street
Baltimore
Pliny Preston
A.S. Wright
Garrets Park
A. Echard
Bride Resis
Katie Gordon Floyd
LaFrance Resis
Franklin L. B. Todd
Hotel Baldwin proprietor recovers payment from alleged bad check
William H Ridenour of Hagerstown says he got back 2120 from John Tt Henneman Jr of Baltimore after cashing a bogus check. Henneman was arrested in Washington and held under bond 1600 for grand jury action as relatives in Baltimore work to settle other claimed debts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Ridenour
Baldwin
Hagerstown
John Tt
Henneman, Jr
Baltimore
Washington
Henneman
Isis
Heeneman
Grand
Minstrel Show Dazzles City Opera House Crowd
The Gay Brothers’ minstrels drew a large audience at the City Opera House. W538 opened with first class songs and dances amid applause. Acrobats displayed fine skill while Charlen Guy’s marble statues impressed. Scenery and electrical effects were high order. The program closed with comic moving pictures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Opera House
Performancs
Charlen Guy
Telerhens Call for New Dress Goods Sale
New arrivals in dress fabrics and remnants from Mohairs to Satines with prices ranging from 20c to 1.50 per yard. Fabrics described as durable and self cleaning, including White Indian Linen Embroidered Waist Patterns and Satin Petticoats. Scarcity noted. goods secured and offered with urgency to buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Rodoox S&s
Local Notices Highlight Illness and Deaths Across Maryland
Boonsboro residents report illnesses including Joseph E. Keedy and connections to a Cincinnati murder case. Obituaries note Ulysses Lincoln Stoddard of Gaithersburg and Mrs Mary B R McMahon of Dayton. A Cumberland couple seeks custody over a foster daughter. Dayton's Mrs McMahon was married in 1860. A fountain shop victim, Richard Daria, suffers vertigo near South Market Street. Wilfred Mason Blunt named West Point appointee, grandson of Admiral S Fraser Binns and descendant of Francis Scott Key.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph E. Keedy
Boonsboro
M. L. Keedy
Cincinnati
Frank King
Hagerstown
Ulysses Lincoln Stoddard
Yeates
Gaithersburg
Mary BR. Mc Mahon
John A. McMahon
Borige
McMahon
Dayton
Key
Weat Point
Wilfred Mason Blunt
Gaps
J. ¥. Mason Blunt
United States Army
Blunt
Fraser Binne
United States Navy
Francis Scott Ksy
Local Mention and Community Notices from Frederick
Local items list prize prospects for a youth team with a Maine trip prize, gas and electric bill reminders, a Young Men's Christian Association meeting, music events at St Cecelia’s and All Saints’ Church, a Women’s College vocal recital, and health and farming notices. The page features neighborhood events, fundraisers, and local commerce details with multiple addresses and contact names.
Frederick Dentist Promises Pain Free Extraction
Thomas P BIOS of 649 West Franklin Street Baltimore operates a dental practice at 406 North Market Street Frederick. He advertises nitrous oxide gas for painless teeth extraction with no after effects and monthly visits to the City Hotel for treatment days on February 17 1906. Telephone number 560 provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Street
Baltimors
Frederick
Mrratdasiy
Frederick, MD
W. Church Street
Frederick J Ma
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Bistory
Presi
Bern
Charles Dicks T
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Silue Morton Strsham
Chie
Roanoke
New York
Baltics
Teims
Cheelty
Wasaiserox
Foll News
W. L. Moors
Sais É Ween Nedia Gesne
B.H Daridge & Co
Los
P. O
Canvesser Wan
E. A. Williams Discount
Fed. Gas & Elec. Co
Gissswaro
Fracke
Gey O. Hoser B. Sappington Mene
C. E. Olina Crosett Shoes
Rosenstock Broa
Good Advica Sheared. Co. Navi. Bank
Brunswick Postoffice
Brounswick
Chamberlain
A. L. Pearre
Tore
Camp Schley Inn
Dora Ramsborgh
Haremond Urner
Schley Avenue
Cherches
George C. F. Myers
Milton F. Thomas
Charles E Poole
Poplar Springe
Howard County
Albert Stronde
Bertha Sears
Urbans
Maurice Eugena Blank
Rocky Springs
Annie Elmira Stockman
Feagarille
George S. Greshon
Mary E. Smith
Anon V
Robert W. Mercier
Ida R. Shipley
Charles Shipley
Executrix
W. W. Ogborn
Guardian
Clarence
Fogle
Gourt
Emma J. Koons
Edward J. Koons
Lizzie M. Shafer
George T. Karo
Arthur Cromwell
Geo W. Miller
Gittlager
Wheeler
White Sho
F.F. Smith
Father G Kests
Auch
Virginia
Cake
Tern
Rosenoar
Church Street
Frederick Aerie
Order of
Eagier
Ray. F. Berry Plammer
U. B
Myeraville Oircast
Mr. Plummer
Noates
House
Weat
Wesley Baltzall
Trees
Virgle Ridgely
Maple Avenna
Carper Killian
East Fifth Street
Morgan Cecil
South Markets Straat
Clara Gittingar
Esat Fourth Street
Houga
AL Alexander
Georga Markell
George K. Sappington
Johnsville
George Salter
Wess Church Asreet
Choeen
Citizens’ National Bank
Citizens National Bank
URCES
Bani
U. Erpesurer
Baresana
Coonrr
G. Zimmerman
Cnahier
Wol G. Zimerman
Anul
Treasury Department
Office OF Comptroller OF the Currency
John Hendrickson
Orl
Telerhens
White Madras
Bairtiog Madras
John Brenorioke
News OF the
Eaken
Richard Daria
Fountain Bmuls
William E. Knock
South Market Street
Thos. B. Johnson
James Davis
Lawndale
Frederick City Hospital
Ambassnns
Maine
Guy O. Resex
W. Church Sr
Young Men's Christiasa Association
Rooma On
Turraday
St. Cecelia's
All Saints’ Church
William P_. Msaleby
J.A. Williamson
D.O. Wieebrewer
Williamson’s Drag Store
Conrae
Women’s College
Mme
Gentura Johnston—Bishop
McCardell’s
So’clecz
Kemp Hall
E.L Schmid
Citizens’ Nat. Bank
Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Company
Seorge
Rodock
Thos
Thomas P
North Market Street
Eastifourth Street
Frederick County
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U. L
Oytival Specialliet
Praderiek Me
Mitetopom
Peter San
C. E. Foster
Our
Belant & Knop
City Hotel
Ee Rpas
OEU
Morgan Oxon
Frederick, Sp
Bis Place
Printing Department
Casa Glassware
Sappingtos
Nortan of Coy
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