Personal notes on locals returning and travel
Purely personal items record several locals arriving home or traveling. Charles Wertheimer returns from Michigana. George Bowlus and Myrtle Munshower back from Ohio and Myersville respectively. Mrs. Hann and her son guests of Steiner Sohley. Allen Rohrbsck heads to Asheville with his brother. Mrs. Wilcoxon improves after Baltimore treatment. Motter of Emmitaburg marks his 90th birthday on February 6. Rhoderick returns from Middletown after wedding anniversary visit. A Carty Rodrick leaving Washington for Milwaukee for National Bowling Tournament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. C
Jacob Rohrbsck
A. J. Wilcoxon
Baltimore
OB. M. Claggett
Sop
Petersville
County
Thomas £Chley
Harry Eider
Toledo
Ohio
Washington
Libertytown
Milwaukee
Wis
Father and Mother Dead Kerr Double Loss at Landisburg
Kies Kerr, English literature instructor at the Woman's College, suffered the double loss of her father on February 4 in Landisburg Pennsylvania and her mother the following Wednesday after a brief illness. Funeral services for both parents were held yesterday at the Landisburg home. The college faculty students and her Frederick friends extend deepest sympathy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kies Kerr
Woman's College
Miss Kerr
Landisburg
Teamonia
Pirente
Mies Kerr
Frederick
Eggsre down but turkeys roost high and more
Brief Bits reports Eggesre down yet turkeys stay high and a playful line about winter. It notes the weather moving toward spring and a local lads bazaar weekly event. Also mentions M O A classes starting tomorrow with four more sessions and rising attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eggesre
Tobs
Maryland Club Banquet at University of Virginia
The Maryland Club of the University of Virginia held its annual banquet at the Colonal Hotel with a pre banquet business meeting electing Alfred Ritter Jr as president Henry A Osborne vice president H R Carter secretary and Colin M Mackall treasurer The event showcased Maryland and university pride with decorated dining rooms and a rich Maryland style menu Speakers included Alfred Ritter Jr J O Seth Gordon Boswell Joseph E Rowe and W Mo James The gathering drew many notable Maryland alumni and set attendance records while highlighting prominent club members and university figures in various leadership and sports roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland Club
University of Virginia
Colonal Hotel
University
Maryland
Alfred Ritter, Jr
Frederick
Henry A. Osborne
Havre de Grave
H. R. Cartar
Baltimore
Colin M. Mackall
University Colera
Veal
W. Outerbridge Spates
W. Mo. James
Virginia
Gordon Boswell
H. R. Carter
R.A. DeFigarriere
J. W. Downey, Jr
J. PB. Felser
J. ©. Grinnalds
W. E. Hawkins
Thomas Hughes
Wm. McO. James
M. Mackall
J. O. Packard
H. A. Qsborpe, Jr
J. A. Ritter
J. B Rowe
W. O. Spates
J. R. Spates
W. F. Stead
Maryland Alumni Association
Dr. Wilson
W. Cnnterbridge Spates
William McCully James
University Magazine
Joseph E. Rowe
Gettysburg College
J. P. Feiner
Roanoke College
Law Department
Jefferson Literary Society
Edwin A. Alderman
Jury verdict awards damages in Demmitt case
In circuit court yesterday afternoon the jury found 306.11 in favor of plaintiff Henry H. Demmitt against garnishees Lavi W. William and Charles W. E. Gosnell. Court adjourned until 9 21 next morning for the Edward B. Brace Company suit. The Montrose Iron Works, garnishees of Mr. Williams T. 8. Diven, faced debt of 219.51 claimed by Roberts Company. an attachment was quashed after Montrose officers testified no money was due Diven. Attorneys J Roger McSherry for Montrose and Alfred Ritter for the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry H. Demmitson
Lavi W. William andCharles
W. E. Gosnell
Henry H. Demmitt
Moreleg
Edward B. Brace Company
Montrose Iron Works
Williams T
Juadga Motter
Roberts Company
Diven
W. T
J. Roger McS8herry
Alfrad Ritter
Ill and improving residents linger in town news
The Sick reports that Mrs. Harry Baumgardner remains ill but better while Mrs. Lydia Routzahn of Myeraville worsens from a semi conscious state. Mr. William P. Manisley, once confined to his West Church street home, shows great morning improvement. Peter H Baetard, nearly 80, retired farmer and bank president at Valley Savings Bank in Middletown, suffers from diphtheria at his home north of town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Baumgardner
Lydia Routzahn
Myeraville
William P. Manisley
West Church Street
Peter H Baetard
Valley Savinges’ Bank
Middletown
Giacetta Organization
Quire 111
Dropay
Town
City plans reassessment steps at special meeting
The Mayor and Aldermen held a brief special meeting to begin a city wide reassessment. Officer Simpson is compiling a block by block house count for a formal statement to be presented at the regular monthly meeting next Wednesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cusset
Simpson
Hall Dedication on Washington's Birthday at Rocky Ridge
On February 23 at 7 30 p m the new Jr O U A M Hall at Rocky Ridge will be formally dedicated. Addresses to be delivered by Reno Harp of the Frederick bar Louis J Roth and James F Johnson of the Baltimore bar and Charles E Eyler of the Maryland Uni.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Rocky Ridge
Reno 8
Harp
Frederick
Louis J. Roth
James F. Johnson
Baltimore Bar
Charles E. Eyler
Marylend University
Advertising Keeps a Merchant’s Growing Business
A merchant who built a business through advertising must continue to advertise to keep customers and sustain growth, as neglect risks losing the clientele and market position already established.
City Opera House to host United Bazar arrangements next week
Last evening Unisea Bazroom met and finalized plans for a bazar at the City Opera House starting Monday evening. Work crews prepare booths, decorations, and the gansral supply booth, with ladies managers coordinating, while donations arrive from New York State and Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unisea Bazsroommittes
Gaal
City Opera House
Gansral
Opera
New York State
Maryland
City Opera Home
Mesdames
Lillian Acders
George Salter
J. B. Tyson
N. J Wilson
O Goatbare
Rees Basr
Frank Grove
CG. E. Hallar
A. Herwig
Moses Fisher
Frank Chew
Gilmore Schley
G. H. Zimmerman
C. E. Lease
Dan Stanshew
Richard Kayser
Emma Sheppard
Mollie Mokerley
Emma Salter
Joseph Houff
Kate Houff
Eva Sion
T. G Backay
Alice Reynolds
Alice Keerer
Frank McDonald
William Schmidt
Charica Hagan
Misa May Hagan
L. T.O Fiszier
John Lakin
Annies
Roberta
Badie Hagan
Nina Warfield
Fannia Warfield
Mable Schmidt
Katie Kenfauver
Mamie Best
Geo. I. Wilson
John Wilson
John Hol
Schell
Pasri Gilbert
Maa Shipley
Mra
Roger Young
Nan L. Young
Helen Little
Daisy Straweberger
Gornelia Young
Susie Stull
Badie Gerlach
Mattis Jonas
Grave Moberly
Catharine Young
O. H Miller
Ors Smith
Mazie Smith
Myrtle Hershberger
Sadie Zimmerman
Sallie Firestone
Fannie Heck
Sallie Gannon
Grace Dixon
Ellen Castle
Carrie Shipley
Alice Doll
Gale Landis
Nellis Chanderfer
Clara Knanff
Annie Long
Reno
Harp
Thomas Gilson
Lizzie Gilson
W. E. Stanp
Ednn Houck
Jacob Schmidt
Myrtie Zentz
Edward Baller
Laura Chapline
Bmissea Mantz
Wande Mantz
W. LT. Mullinix
Beesle Oregmill
Bertha Zimmerman
Mabel Gilbert
Ruth Mullinix
Bessie Anders
Emma Thomas
J. Helsely Heller
Miasea
Tina Wachter
Maggie Mantz
Berbars Mullinix
Walletta Keefer
Nellie Myers
Moettie Ritchie
Ore Turner
J. H. Markey
Jimey Hood
Clara Harding
Grace Moeidig
Lida Motter
Beulah Moberly
Alvida DeLashmutt
Grace Haller
Barnedetta Lamar
O. P. Bennett
Rodook
Jennie Beckley
Sabina Beckley
Auntie Beckley
Charles Byerly
Willi Fout
Mary Tyson
Hattie McNalty
Regina Rodook
Mabel Kindley
Myrtle Zantz
Edna Houck
Courtney Williams
Bartha Houck
Edward S. Haller
Harry E. Smith
Charles W. Ross, Jr
Church Street
Sixth Street
Hmita
Onkes
Ata
Chanors
Albaugh
Sod Frazier
Opera Hones
Judge condemns publication abuse in divorce notices
In Hagerstown Judge Keady denounced lawyers who file orders of publication in obscure papers where neither party lived. He said such omissions ignore the law’s notice spirit. If a party resides in a county town with a local paper, the notice should be there. sending it to obscure outlets to dodge costs will not be tolerated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Keady
Spata
Bought a Farm In Virginia
Mr. Chancellor Orone of West Lebanon Ind has purchased a farm of 40 acres in Nottaway county Va and will take possession. His wife Mrs Lillis M Orone daughter of Mr and Mrs Samuel O Orone of Middletown this county has arrived with two children and will proceed to Virginia after a short visit with her parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Chancellor Orone
West Lebanon
Ind
Nottaway County
Lillis M. Orone
Sud
Samuel O. Orone
Middletown
Loyal Temperance Legion Meeting Recap
The Loyal Temperance Legion held a regular meeting last evening led by president Miss Ethel Finney. The secretary read the minutes and a brief business session followed with an interesting program before adjournment to meet on February 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ming Jane Brown
la Bigafooas
Etta Sochalfar
Aough Olasa
Alina Lee
Misses Brown
Des Grange
Hader
Joboscn
Kaller
Gazatte
Editress
Huth Radcliffe
Most
In His Holy Temples and Local Religious Notices
A long religious notices page lists services across multiple churches for tomorrow. Woodsboro, Union, Evangelical Lutheran, Presbyterian, Trinity M. E., St John’s Catholic, Grace Reformed, and other churches share Masses and sermons with Sunday schools times. Rev. Pettieberger, Rev. Steck, Rev. Dixon, Rev. Woolf, and Rev. McLean lead sermons. Epworth League and Goepel meeting anniversaries scheduled. Rev. Roop speaks on Bible themes tonight and tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sohleyeville
All Saints’ Episcopal
Pettieberger
Tattysburg Theologieal Seminary
Woodsboro
Union Shopal
Steck
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Presbyterian Church
T. Freeman Dixon
Trinity M. Echurah
Sauth
EL. Woolf
Epworth League
St. John’s Catholic Pharah
Albert Smith
Grace Reformed Church
E. L. McLean
Adolphus Fesrhake
E. R. Eschbach
Evangelical Reformed Church
Childrens Foreign Missionary
M. H
Libertytown
RR. K Gill
L A. Thirlkeld
J. F Freteao
Page Milburo
F. Clarkson
F. A. Kilmco
A. B Wood
W. Meeks
C. E. Movaslin
W. N. Ridgley
Methodist Episcopal Church
L. A. Thirlkeld
Hymeneal Ii brisman winebrennel Maj. E L Chrisman to Miss Emma Winebrenner
A double wedding in the county includes Maj E L Chrisman of Kittanning Pa marrying Emma Winebrenner of near Walkeraville after a ceremony at the Presbyterian church officiated by Dr C N Campbell. The bride, a daughter of the founder of the Winebrennerian church, is 66. Capt H Gatzandanner gave the bride away. Also Edward Glacken wed Edith Olabaugh and Annie Glacken to Michael Glacken relations near Emmitsburg with Rev J M McNalle officiating at St Joseph s Parish. Local Market notices list quotes from H M Cramer & Co for corn wheat and oats with various grades and prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ibrisman—Winebrennel
E. L. Chrisman
Kittanning
Emma Winebrenner
Walkeraville
Daniel Getzendanner
Charlestown
W. Va
Toraday
C. N. Campbell
Presbyterian Church
Obriaman
Federal Army
H. CO. Gatzandanner
Edward Glacken
Edith Olabaugh
William Olabaugh
Amos Blahop
Annie Glacken
Michael Glacken
Emmitsburg
St. Joseph's Parsonages
J. M. McNalle
Local business notices and society program details
The page lists bank officers and local business ads, naming J.D. Baker and W.M. Baker as vice presidents and cashier roles, with scattered names and positions. It also describes a society meeting, a program with readings and songs, a February 24, 1906 adjournment, and East Patrick Street advertising for groceries, hardware, and household goods.
Standard Songs New Book Edited by Coblenz and Miller
The Standard Songs book edited by Emory L Coblentz and Bufus W Miller is issued by Heidelberg Press Philadelphia. It features a selection of hymns tunes and lyrics with a quicker movement and pleasing refrains aimed at young people's societies Sunday schools devotional meetings and home use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. Ls
Coblenz
Juel
Emory L. Coblentz
Frederick Bar
Nev. Bufus W. Miller
Heidelberg Press
Philadelphia
Mgr
Frederick County Bar Association
Editora
Ofc
Melvin A. Ek, Biser
Prof
Gad, Rd, Smith
Frederick, Md
Juvenile Literary Society Regulates Meeting at North Market School
The Juovanile Literary Society met at North Market street school with President W Ramsburg presiding. After minutes and roll call, programs included recitations, readings, essays, debates, and a unanimous affirmative win in the debate on the superiority of the pen over the sword. The next meeting is set for February 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juovanile Literary Society
North Market Street
W. Ramsburg
R. Baumgardner
G. Rodock
Jefferson
J. Snyder
Tom Brick
A. Young
McKinley
JL. Hiedelberger
Reading
W. Schaeffer
L. Eichelbarger
Meek
South Frederick
Literary Rocist
R. Gaver
James Webb
R. Houtzshn
H. Phosbos
Wise Fairy
Marshall Brockman
H. Albsaugh
Rimmerman
Mr. McSwat
L. Michael
Oeighborn
J. Shaw
OC. Fisher
Grove
F. Gaither
G Stup
KR. Harrison
R. Grove
Belles Lettres
Belles Lettres Literary Society
Boys’ High School
F. Sappington
R. Schildtknecht
W. Jamer
W. Delsplains
8. Holtz
F. Dertzbaugh
L. Ordeman
H. Smith
J Tome
Scott Tan Alcott Literary Society
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Daily News
Taydla Maria Child Pated
Gur
Medford
Merler
Magress
le Caine
Georgia
Atu Goye
New York
Geogete
Erte Gana
Isyi
Philo Norton
Wassingtom
Tex News
W. JL. Moore
The
Weather Bureau
Sisuation
Spsotala
Dorothy Dodd
Low
O. Waters
Salome Brust Gap
B. MccQueery
Wachter
Wright Supply Oo
S Newman
Solr
Cramer's Cafe Besant & Knott
Carrollton
City Hotel Grill
Q. Carty
Ein & Wertheimer
M.O. A
Young Men’s Christian Association
Tha Youthe
Woolf
Bobby
Pxt
James Stanb
West Patrick Street
Club Bargast
Sons of Maryland
Henry H. Demmitts
Sment
United Bazar
Sunday Schools and Societies
W.E Roop
W. E. Roop
Jesus
Miosdering
Jacob's Well
Roth
Byohar
Shepham
Joshua
Israel
Roop
Jasue
M. Cramer & Co
Citizens’ National Bank
Citizens’ Nat. Bank
J.D. Baker
Baker
H. ED. Baker
WH. G. Zimmerman
Samuel G. Duvall
Jopos Jag. MoBasray
D. EB. Keravyen, Geo Wm. SmuTh
J.D. Barer
Jupar Jno
D. Morren
D. HB
Barugri
Joun
Ramapuna
Thos
BH. Batu
G. Barker
Janes E. Walker
O. M. Thomas
Dasixl. Baker
John Hendrickson
Giphe
Naingook
Ginghams
Renerous
Piagk
John Hendhickson
George
Rodock & CO
Savard
Glio Yard
A. T. Rice & Sons
FT. U
Francis E. Willard
W O
Ita Brunahos
New Orleans
Rust
East Patrick Street
JAIRE
PRIOH
Ueloz
J. Eichelberger
N. W. Cor
Bartleté Peare
Ibonas
Alédawly
Joan Prim
Be. Besant & Kyort
Hershherger's
Sanigby
Lyne Haven Bay
Walcome
Daas F. Cramer
City Hotel Geitl
Boater Brown Valentines
Hershurrghr
Mosia
Oaknollton Care
J. A. Laks
Guy Hotel Grill
St. Valentine
Herahberger’s
Wm. D. Hales
Frederick County
Tae Frep.Co FarMers &x
Cecil & Gorman
L. Kefauver
Hrederiek
KR. H. E. Smith
East Church
Eldawly
H. ER. Peterman
West
Franklin Street
City Hotel
Aradu
Citizens' National Bank, Market
Patrick Bir
K. WM
Am Adv 1
F. B. Sappington
City Mall
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!