Frederick News Roundup of Local Visitors and Residents
A list of Frederick residents and guests includes Townsend Scott and others from Baltimore visiting Frederick on business or staying with friends. Several people travel to Baltimore, Washington, and nearby towns for weekends, visits, or temporary stays, with many returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Townsend Scott
Baltimore
Frederick
Hamilton B.s Showman
Edward Tess
East Third Street
Glenn G. ‘Garber
Elmer Kiy
Frederict
Washington
Vernon Barlow
West Second Street
Anna Fivsy
Hagerstown
Glenn H. Werllington
Record Street
J. Graheme Johnson
Weskeraville
Triands
Francies
Foy
Balticare
Mires
Emore J. Ebbarts
Bessie Darn
Ijameville
Walter Leandera
Cleve
Richard Cromwall
Near Backlyntown
Henry Haufman
George
Isaac Winaterg
Lexington
Beltimore
New Yorkhire
Thomas Spenseller
Daughteter
Afiss Grane
South Market Street
Eve
Esensboro
Kee¢raville
Freésrick Road
Gatonaville
Wm. G. @sker
Chas. . Thomas
Miz Bells Baker
J.D. Baker
Charlotts Baker
Marsing
Merrie Socials and Birthdays Highlight Small Town Notes
Tre social world reports a delightful pound party at Miss Osralins Eeserley’s home with guests named. a birthday party at Mr. A P Wolfe’s residence featured chocolate flowers and fruit. a Flinch party at Erlis Hettis Haller’s home followed by refreshments. Miss Sinn hosts games and refreshments on North Market Street. final line remarks on advertising versus goods movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osralins Eeserley
Mast
Missea Garoline
Margares Esterley
Mary Dizon
Kathryn Gonrad
Teakella Forsythe
Janny MecOrackar
Maergia Titleby
Beth
Pauline She
Flinch Parte
Erlis Hettis Haller
West Church Street
Layreavening
Miss Sinn
Uise Charlotte Sinn
North Market Street
Public Meeting to Discuss Tax Exemption and City Affairs
The Frederick Business Men's Association held a meeting to debate extending city tax exemptions for industries with 23 or more workers, arguing taxation should be general. Attendees criticized the general license enforcement and supported a potential Frederick Thurmont railway, with a public meeting planned for next Friday night to broaden discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business Men's Association
Frederick
Board of Aldermen
George H. Zimmerman
Union
Mlle
Alsy
Thurmont
Youthful Thief Fled With Money From Store Safe
A colored boy about six years old took money from a grocery store safe in West Patrick Street yesterday afternoon. He dropped coins in the snow while fleeing, was pursued, and two 13 cent pieces were recovered. About 370 dollars remained missing, and the boy was sent home by the officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Ivory
Morgan Occti
Patrick Straet
Geoil
W. F.ogie
Mc. Gigle
Bir. Gecik
Receivers Sought for Belvedere Hotel in Baltimore
Former Baltimore City Solicitor and State Senator Olin Bryan seeks receivers for the Belvedere Hotel at Charles and Chase streets. Judge Dennis ordered the firm Eolvaders Building Company to show cause why receivers should not be appointed amid claims of insolvency and unpaid salaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saye
Ns Appes
Bryan
Thomas G. Hayes
John ©. Tolson
Eircuit
Somce
August W Ebert Wins Suit Over Open Account
The case of August W. Ebert trading as EB Ebert & Sons against Marshall Fout Henry M. Fout and Joseph L. Porterfield, trading as the Frederick Wheel and Bending Works, concluded with a verdict for Ebert for 12759. The suit sought 24744 for an open account. it originated in this county and moved to Montgomery and Towson amid disputed bond dealings in Bedford County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Ebert
August W. Ebert
Ebert & Sons
Marshall
Montgomery County
Towsop
Ebert
Cal Mining Company
Bedford County
Welueless
Messrs
Pout
Porter
Corn Growers Contest At Frederick County Fair
Frederick county Agricultural Society announces a corn growers contest at the next annual fair. A prize of three sets of buggy harness will go to the best 15 ears of yellow corn grown by a Frederick county boy aged 16 or younger. Judge James Wilson, Secretary of Agriculture, will award the prize. Entry fee is 50 cents, including four fair admissions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Agricultural Society
James Wilson
Boy 6 Breaks Arm After Fall at Home
Master Roger Holdcraft aged six son of Mr and Mrs John Holdcraft East Church fell down the stairs while playing yesterday afternoon and broke his right arm. Dr Robert Tyson and L A Burck were summoned and reset the injured member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arm Sroken
Roger Holdcraft
John Holdcraft
East Church
Robert Tyson
L. A. Burck
Freder ick Art Club Hears Paper on Greek Remains in Sicily
At a February meeting the Freder ick Art Club heard Miss Hancock read a paper on Greek remains in Sicily and Southern Italy before Greek colonists arrived. She covered Sicily in ancient times, Doric architecture, and notable ruins at Paestum and other sites, with comments on Homeric references and early colonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Ars Oind
Mias Drusilla Hramaburg
Scily
Taly
Miss Hancock
Sicily
Faly
Demater
Persaphone
Pinto
Polyphemos
Cycops
Ulysses
Pania Aula
Vireil
Nexis
Syracuse
Acrigentum
Taranto
Terracoro
Selinus Girgent
Palermo
Miss Baccock
Pasidouls
Pacatum
Ceres
Neptune
Paestum
Hancock
Ruth Stulliris
Outlook
S Quareless
Expert Butcher Mr Curry Performs Swift Steer Haul
An expert butcher from Meadford Maryland, Mr Curry, has shown extraordinary speed in slaughtering and dressing cattle. On a Yellow Springs farm owned by D Columbus Kemp and tenanted by John I Fess, he completed the task in 73 minutes. His best mark remains 7 minutes 23 seconds set at Highfield in February 1905.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr.Curry
Meadford
Carrelievanty
Eill
Dresa
Yellow Springs
D. Columbus Kemp
John I. Fess
Mrr. Curry
Highfield
Funeral Notices for Mary Jackson and Claverce W Hardy
The funeral of Mrs. Mary Jackson, colored, was held yesterday afternoon at 2 o clock at Paige’s church with J F Wagoner and Reverends T O Carroll and Murray officiating. Pallbearers included Thomas Vall, William Wise, Lavid Boyd, Morte Stewart, George Tall, John Gaines. burial in Greenmount Cemetery. funeral director FP Rice. The funeral of Claverce W Hardy of Brunswick from W H B Etchison undertakers occurred at 11 am. services by Rev J H Baithis. burial at Me Olivet Cemetery. director W B Etchison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Jackson
Ossocs
Qaige
Churshev
J F. Wagoner
T. O Carroll
Murray
Thomsz Vall
Wiliam Wize
Avid Boyd
Mortos Stewart
George Tall
John Gains
Mads
Greenmount Cemetery
Trosas
Rice
Claverce W. Hardy
Brunswick
W.H.B. Etchison
J. H. Baithis
Me. Olivet
Etchigon
Hymeneal Struba Sears Wedding Reported
Albers Struba and Bertha Sears, both of Urleans, wed quietly February 7 at the Lutheran parsonage with Rev. O F Steck officiating. Jacob Raymond Arnold and Madina Rebacca Plowman, York Pa., married today by Rev. Dr. E E Eschbach at the Reformed parsonage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Struse—Sears
Albers Struba
Bertha Sears
Urleans
O. F. Steck
Lutheran Garsonage
Absold
Jacob Raymond Arnold
Mandina Rebacca Plowman
York
EE. R. Eschbach
Reformed Parsonage
Circuit Coast Court Adjourns After Jury Verdict
Court opened at 9.23 with Judge John QC Motter presiding. A jury of inquisition empanelled in the cage of Daniel J. Himes returned a verdict of 14567. Court adjourned until Monday morning at 10 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Motter
Religious notices and union talk fill local pages
A roundup lists Sunday services across churches including St Johns Episcopal Grace Reformed and First Baptist with times from 7 a m to 7 45 p m. It reports a Tri Church Conference in Dayton Ohio planning a union of Methodist Protestant United Brethren and Congregational churches, noting leadership, objections and possible church name changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schleys
Berrices
All Saints’ Episcopal Church
Stecy
German Baptist Brethren Church
C. F. Steck
Taneytown
Model Sunday School
Ite
Serfless
Presbyterian Church
Thomas Freeman Dixon
Kemp Gall
E. ¥. Goldsborough
United Brethren Church
Ray
J. W.etraccoff
Christian Endeavor
St. John’s Catholic Church
W. J. Kane
Methodist Episcopal Church
R. Bush Lewis
A. OH. McKinley
St. Paul’s
M. E
Hageretown
Epworth
Grace Reformed O Church
E. TL. McLean
First Baptist Church
Wm. Hammond Parker
West Fourth Street
Trinity M. E
South
B. W. Bond
Epworth League
Bond
Arca
Tri Church Conference
United Brath— Ten
Dayton
Ohio
Lewis
Western Maryland College
Ig Tg
Oliver Houckel
Associata Congressional Church
Baltimore
Maryland
J.S. Mills
Pennsylvania
Aca United Brethren
United Brethren
Congregational
United Church
Methodist Protestant
Congregational Churches
Washington
Pittsburg
Congregational Cburch Council
United Brethren General Conference
Maryland bank balance sheet shows assets and liabilities
The document records a Maryland Frederick county bank statement dated 1906 with assets including bonds notes and currency and liabilities such as deposits and contingent accounts. It cites cashiers and notaries and lists auditors and officials approving the report.
Linen specials and fabrics at low prices from SohN Hendrickeor
Telephone Call 685 lists Dutch linen napkins sold by the dozen with hemmed edges and soft finish plus Irish bleached linen and napkins with patterns. It promotes linen dressmaking fabrics, waist cambrics, bound thread waists, and assorted muslins, sheetings, and cambrics at reduced wartime prices. Includes notes on a remaining stock of suits and coats offered at half value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sohn Hendrickeor
P.S
Legislature adjourns as Maryland notes roll calls and deaths
The Legislature adjourned until Tuesday night. John H. Young died in Cumberland February 9 at age 90. Henry H. Brady died in Chesapeake City February 9 at age 73. Aiming to nominate Frank W. Mish for Hagerstown mayor. Controlling stake changes in Second National Bank of Beintread. Jacob E. R. Spielman, formerly of Hagerstown, died in Springfield Hospital at 66. Rockville suit for absolute divorce filed by Robert W. McWhirter from Laura L. McWhirter. Three more midshipmen face hazing charges delaying graduation. diplomas total 100. Elizabeth E. Agnew sues George Q. Agnew for divorce and child custody. Last stone set on Little Monocacy river stone arch over the new B and O railroad. arch over 200 feet long, three 9-foot arches, over $9 fet high.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Young
Cumberland
Henry H. Brady
Chesapeaks City
Iste
Democrats
Frank W. Mish
Hagerstown
Second National Bank of
Beintread
Jacob ER. Spielman
Springfield Hospital
Sykesville
Rockville
Robert W. McWhirter
Laura L. McWhirter
Elizabeth E. Agnew
George Q. Agnew
Baltimore
Little
Monocacy River
Baltimore and Ohio
Brief Bits and Local Notices from Hagerstown
A string of items notes a cold wave next week, a romantic saying about engagements, and a daydream critique. Mr. Charles Fagan sold mice to the Hagerstown Ice Company. Mrs. Lewis Burck sprained her ankle leaving All Saints chapel. Incorporation papers filed for Urban Pitiss Wagon and Stock Scale Company with five incorporators and a $125 capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Fagan
Hagerstown Ice Company
United States
Lewis Burck
West South Street
All Saints’ Chapel
Urbana Pitizss
Twe
Luka Tiernan Erien
John W. Tabier
John M Dennis
Bosnons Stup
George RB. Deamule, Jr
C— Bacs
Frederick City Hospital Board Meeting Notice
The regular monthly meeting of the Board of Managers of Frederick City Hospital will be held at the residence of Mrs A C McCardell next Tuesday afternoon at 2 30. Q Estelie Casts, Secretary. A city opera house listings note Arm at moving pictures and a Baltimore eye specialist visit. The Armat Biotron Picture Company will show moving pictures February 12 13 at the City Opera House with admission 10 20 and 30 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City Hospital
A. C. McCardell
Q. Estelie
Seo’y. Baa
City Opera Bouse
Armat Moving Pictures
Wm. Tarun
Baltimore
Armat Biotron Picture Company
Washington, D C
City Opera House
Local Real Estate Push and Varied Evening Ads
A spring real estate push urges property owners to sell rent or exchange while mortgage rates dip and buyers seek bargains. Also notes motion pictures at Opera House with dates February 12 13 20 30 and ads for household goods groceries and local services including a new directory and medical and banking notices from Frederick MD.
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Paris
Great Britain
Europe
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Theonderos
Quebec
Lstter
Olek Erencoaph
Roosevelt
Eather
Fil & PF. M
Wassimgoor
W. L. Moorx
Eton Saita
Joss H. Smith Co
Lake
G. &. Biglar Co
C. A
A. O. Carlineine
Koogle
N. Market
Bennett. C
B. J. City
Leb
M. Nixdorff
W. Taran
Moatton Pictures Shipley & Bopst
Markey
B. Olive
G. Thos. Kempta
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TRE Social World
Ole Boy
W. T. Corry
Stunday Schools and Societies
Citizens’ National Bank
URCES
Kleestteuder
WG Vyg
Gonanies and
Sar- Benks
Ea Reserve
State of
WM. G. Ziumesmas
WM. G. Zisemerman
J. Travers Thomas
N. P
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James McSherry
J.D Baker
John Bendrickson
Alec Hemmed
Irfeh
Fallalza
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J. M. Nixposrr
J. Bi Gourt
Opera Honas
Shipley & Bopat
OG. E. Cline
Chippawa Triba
Jon H. Bennett
Chinase Yokomie
Sacer Kraut
L. B. Willer Bar
Valentina
Hershberger's
Lowney
Hershbergee
Valentines
Boeter
Hebshberger
Wilcox & Gibbs
Price Cnesp
Cunton & Ryoaps
Osre Cpat
Ebl Schmid
Citizens’ Nat. Bank
Obrore Diseases
Fermera
Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Company
MERGE
Repeca
Taghiaerie
George & Bodouk
Thos. P. Rice
JphoMas P
Eastafourth Street
TSE
Coneult C. L. Kefauver
Ofiical Speciagist, Ser
Church and Market
Frederick, Ha Osjee
H. E. Peterman
Franklin Street
City
Martidaciy
Foster
E. Kefauver
Church Street
Fredericks Md
Morgan Cecil
West
Patrick Street
Frederich, MD
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Roasewii
Adamstown
Braddock
Keiosck
P.O
Abdaly
West Fawr
Fede
A. J. Topper
East Pattick Street
Pennsylysuis Hotel
Thames A. Chapline
Pat- Fick Street
Fredericktown Savings
Sappington
Cbs
F. B. Sappingtor
Viryaathi
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