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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1907
Page
5
The Tas Weekly News will be ready Thursday and will feature a large twelve page issue with news and special features. It claims the largest bona fide circulation in Frederick city and county and offers notable advertising advantages. Copy for new ads due by 5 p.m. Wednesday and changes by 1 p.m. that day.
The funeral of Daniel T ordeman was held at 2 pm from Alf Balnte's Protesant Episcopal Church with Rev. Dr. Osborns Togis officiating. A large sorrowing crowd attended as an augmented choir sang hymns and Masons and other groups served as escort and pallbearers. Remains were taken to Oliver cemetery after services at the church and Columbia Lodge conducted additional rites.
PURELY PERSONAL. nat Waragraghes Atout Thou 'Who Come and Go. Miss Sedie Darby East All Saints ee ar aca need Baltimore. Mr. Jobo W. Netold of bile mee ton spent Saodey with relative aia thie city. Mr. Arthur T. Ereh Weet Third street who has been visiting in Washington was refereed. Mies Amy Amy Zeigler Fatt Church street has returned from a wisi 20 friends in Baltimore. Mre. Enna Ebert of Baltimore who Barry een ae reterasd Migwe Myrs Erease and Florens Bing of Falters are visiting their or sang is. Abe 'bs Rosencur Wet Third.
President J H Apple receives from Whe Ratlfoed Men s Christian Assn a cordial invitation to attend the third bi annual conference of the Maryland associations in a city event to be held there.
William Byler of near Emmitsburg remains calm in Adams county jail after being convicted of murder in Gettysburg. His wife’s illness and the newborn child are noted, while his attorney William Hersh plans all possible appeals and his relatives vow to spare no expense to save him.
Obituaries recount the death of Samuel Knodle at 88 in Oregon Illinois amid a career as teacher journalist and newspaper founder with ties to Mount Morris and Williamsport Times. Also noted are deaths of Mrs Etta May Forrest and Mr John Penn with brief memorials and funeral details from Locust Valley and Ridgeville areas. Community efforts include plans for a new Middletown schoolhouse seeking a safer site and timelines for construction by September 1908.
Fragmentary text notes a retreat at a station academy with pupils entering a period of seclusion and reflection. The incomplete lines obscure full details but imply a formal retreat setting and school involvement.
The tonth anniversary of Mountain City Council No. 13 Daughters of Liberty was celebrated in Redependent Hall. Jacob L. Engelbrecht chaired arrangements and welcomed guests. A program of readings, solos, and recitations followed, ending with a banquet and thanks to hosts Mr. and Mrs. Kennedy.
Farmers institutes will be held in Poormont March 14 and Frederic March 15 and 16. Lecturers include R L Watts Scalp Level Pa and T S Orr Beaver Pa with expertise in poultry and livestock. A corn judging contest for boys ages 11 to 21 offers a two week Maryland Agricultural College course as a prize. Mrs J Oswald a former student will arrange and judge the corn exhibit. John P T Mathias Thurmont and E C Renn Frederick serve as local correspondents.
Last evening at Trinity Church Rev. John Paul Tyler delivered a striking sermon on Job 14 4 about purity. Two young men came forward to dedicate their lives at the altar as the service continues this evening at 7:30.
Yesterday afternoon a fire on Market Street caused by two pillow cases falling from a live car onto an ash pan on a balcony burned chairs and carved balcony objects. Firemen arrived but services were not required as damage was fully covered by insurance.
Application for letters of administration on the estates of Charles E Castanenes and Ioie EB Castanenes aunt of the deceased and Ostherine E Bente a cousin on the paternal side. The master has been set for sentencing tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock.
Eugene McCord Phebus filed for a divorce from Florence O M Phebus through attorney George H Dennis. The couple resided together and were married on December 14 1893.
Mr Warren T Grimes sold the W L Firer farm near Thurmost on the Banieborg and Frederick turnpike Layton Mover reported as the purchaser. The deal involved transfer of ownership at a negotiated price and terms to be settled.
E. Smith a former U S mail carrier from Nome Alaska arrives in Frederick with a wolf dog team en route to Washington D C. He left Nome November 14 1905 wagering twelve thousand dollars that he will reach the capital by May 1 1907. The outfit includes three wolves four dogs and a custom sled converted to a wagon. He notes the animals travel fifty miles a day and carry 450 pound loads. He plans to continue toward Washington next day with crowds watching at Thomes Sponseller s stable.
Mr and Mrs Horace Clarks hosted a dinner dance at the Athletic club for Miss Maris Bush. Guests included Ruth Hager Virginia Jeesig Whiting Ade Kirkendall and others. the table featured a crown centerpiece with Lorraine bego ntas and ostrich plume decor. A surprise social followed at the Wilia Aldridge home with music from Mr Harry Wilson and refreshments for attendees.
A revival at Myereville features a 90-voice male chorus led by Paul A. B. obarah and Rav Berry Plummer. Will preach on the subject The areas eet sto in the World. Piney will be ren from Sreeener eee at6o after services.
The article notes the death yesterday of Mr. George Ed. Myera, a livery man, described as having lost valuable chores. It mentions Mr. Lewis F. Kosemans of East Fourth Street receiving a rabbit from a friend in North Dakota. Additional context references local and general internet laws.
Fragmentary notice describes a person’s possession of cattle and a later fire linked to G. Henley. Details are garbled, but the item hints at a legal or criminal matter involving ownership, possession and investigation regarding loss of cattle and possible conviction.
The record notes multiple funerals including Mrs. Sarah E. Clary and Mr. Basil Hood with details of services, pallbearers, and directors. It also reports ill health among local residents Mrs. Blanche Simmons Cyrus L Bidle Misses Laura and Martha Erasts and updates on Judge McSherry Luther Leese and the Shultz household. The Grove Estate sums final figures.
The clipping lists events and ads including a revival service at St Pauls and a car sale for Hound trip 49 seats. It notes a Shakespeare interpreter Mr. Southwick, tailoring orders, orange carload, and a public auction for Saturday with box sheet opened at McCardill's. Also mentions George Washington Birthday event and auctioneers Four and A. Girmore.
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