Purely Personal Notices From A City Column
Purely personal items note Misa Mamie Victs visiting relatives in Baltimore. Mr Sea 8 Fabrney travels to Bridgewater Virginia for college. Mrs T Fred Alvey with sons James and Fred Jr visit Washington DC and shore with Judge and Mrs McSherry. Mrs Laura I Cook returns from Baltimore to South Market Street. Mr and Mrs Joan Manual Alvarez and daughter return to New York after a week at Judge and Mrs McSherry's parental home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Mamie Victs
Baltimore
Sea
Fabrney
Bridgewater
T. Fred Alvey
James and
Fred, Jr
Washington, D.C
McSherry
Laura I. Cook
South Market Street
Joan Manual Alvarez
New York
Judge
Mrs. McSherry
Work of Death and Local Obituaries in Frederick
Obituary notices recount the deaths of Mrs. Mary L. Yeakle and Mrs. Ann S. Bartholow in Frederick, age details, family survivors, funeral arrangements, and burial places. Columbus Phebus, 19, of New Market, dies in New Jersey after illness, noted as horse fancier. Helen Irene Hildebrand, 5 months, dies of dropsy at home near Zeigleraville with funeral planned. The Town Crier advertises The News Want Ads as effective for employers and job seekers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Phebus
Columbus Pheban
New Market
Plainfield
New Jersey
Emilius Phebus
Jacob Phebus
Bernardaville
Somerset Club
Helen Irene Bildebrand
Helen Irens
Franklin T. Hildebrand
John H. N. Fogle
Zeigleraville
Dropay
Pickpocket Sentenced Four Years In Frederick County Court
In Frederick County Circuit Court Judge Motter presided as Thomas Shorts alias Thornton pleaded guilty to stealing a gold watch valued at 25 from Henry L Titus on October 19, 1904 and received four years in the Maryland penitentiary. Several co defendants faced lesser charges with sentences ranging from six months to two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuié Cours
Motter
Thomas Shorts
Thomas Thornton
Henry L Titus
Maryland
Frederick County
Corneling Taylor
John Keys
Neidig & Miller’s
North Market Street
William Yenaca
Edwin O. Markell
John H. Walker
Charles A. Bishop
Joe Williams
Louis M. Nixdorff, Sr
House of Correction
Geo. Thompson
Fred. Simons
William Dorsey
Arthur Jackson
Jack the Ripper
Horse of Correction
Lawrence Roberta
Monars
Albert MI
William O
Grayson H. Mercer
William H. Mercer
Braddock
Charles Young, Jr
Webster Dorsey
Buffalo
Prasa
Funeral notices for Sullivan Kolb and Morgan in Moorovia area
Funeral services were held for J W Sullivan aged 60 at Moorovia, with a large turnout of relatives from Baltimore and beyond. Separate services followed for Mrs David H Kolb at West Church arrest with Independent Hose Company tribute and burial at Mt Olivet. A third service covered the funeral of William V Morgan at 10 Dill avenue with Reynolds Post G A R and Song of Veterans honors at Mt Olivet cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Sullivan
Moorovia
Rav. D. May
Henry Russell
Smith Osaoit
Baltimore
Joseph Sullivan
Ohio
Percy Sullivan
Philadelphia
Gordon Smith
Smith Qeed
Jay Stier
Perrymane
Messra
Douglasa
Frederick
John Arnold
L. O. Willis
J. W. Umberger, Sr
O. Lowe
J. M. Shawbater
W. W. Nicodemus
E. L. Grimes
Randle
New Market
Friends’ Meeting-Home
David H. Kolb
West Church Arrest
Independent Hose Company
E.L. McLean
Cathoree Ingle
Charles W
George W
Kolb
G. Mantz Rhodes
O. L. Stall
George W. Salter
William Conway
Smith
God
Theos
Mt. Olivet
F. Schroeder
William V. Morgan
Dill Avenue
L. A. Thirlkeld
Reynolds Post
G.A.R
Sargeant J.J. White
The Mercer Will Case In Orphans Court
A court representative states the grand jury’s failure to indict over the destroyed William E. Mercer will does not affect the Orphans Court. The court’s limited jurisdiction covers probate matters, not criminal features of the controversy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercer
Orphans’ Court
Tur News
William E. Mercer
Orphan's Court
Beauty and the Beast at the Maryland School for the Deaf
An enthusiastic audience at the Maryland School for the Deaf enjoyed a student production of Beauty and the Beast. The cast included Francea Wood as Beauty and Orlando Price as the Beast, with notable performances by Miss Elsie Murray and Byron Zimmerman. The show, directed by Miss Julia M. Young, featured handwork by Prof. O Wyand and music by Dorsey’s Mandolin Band, and concluded with a reception and dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland School For the Deaf
Credis
Misaea Harris
Ely
Bryarly
Hancock
Cosfamtog
Julia M. Young
Shae
Migeel Zimmerman
Fox
Ijams
Miss Wood
Baanty
Orlando Price
Byron Zimmerman
Molinko
Elsie Murray
School For the Deaf
O. Wyand
Dorsey
Beauty
Francea Wood
Merchant
Atater
Margaret Crandall
Elster
Amelia Grob
Gusata
Sallie Lettoh
Madelina Stevens
Minnie Vogel
Lillie Shaffer
Agnes Hell
Everett Trevy
Ferdinand Miller
Thomas Blake
John Kahn
Willam Cadden
Lizzie Edler
Emma Horstman
Mildred Dorasy
Mary Hone
Josephing Hone
Lizzie Atobison
Notable Deaths and Legal Moves Across Maryland Yesterday
Mr Solomon S Woker aged 70 died in New Windsor Garrell county Augustus Warfield 75 a farmer died near Lisbon Howard county Charles Barton moved from Hagerstown jail to the penitentiary for murder State Board of Education weighs pensions for well to do teachers Maryland Society of the Cincinnati met in Annapolis with Governor and Mrs Warfield US Court of Appeals says Baltimore Chesspeaks and Atlantic Railway not taxable Governor Warfield asks pardon for James Valentina Allegany county serving 21 years for rape Dr William Oster to be regius professor of medicines at Oxford delivered keynote at Johns Hopkins for twenty ninth anniversary Four Worcester district petitions seek road authority under Shoemaker Road Law Fox chase near reservoir drew over two thousand spectators first prize 10 dollars to Alton Grossnickle second prize whiskey to Tom EHisanhaver Dash the black and tan dog prominent in the hunt after seven miles fox captured in Jonathan Elsers field judges William F Hokstein Thomas Eaketeta and Thomas Hanwgardner
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solomon S Woker
New Windsor
Garrell County
Augustus Warfield
Lisbon
Howard County
Charles Barton
Hagerstown
State Board of Education
Maryland Society of the Cinncinnati
Annapolis
Mra
Warfield
United States Court of Appeals
Baltimore, Chesspeaks and Atlantic Railway
James Valentina
Allegany County
William Oster
Regius
Oxford University
Farawall
Johns Hopkins
Barlin
Pocomoke
Snow Hall
Indiantown
Worcester County
Harry Snook
Alton Grossnickle
Ellerton
Tom Ehisanhaver
Frederick
Dash
Upton Harp
Fox
Jonathan Elser
East Highth Street
William F. Hokstein
Thomas Eaketeta
Thomas Hanwgardner
Key Council Celebraren Honors George Washington Event
Francis Boott Key Council No. 48 6 C A M celebrated George Washingtons birthday with a reading on The History and Life of George Washington tracing his ancestors to his death. Several papers and short addresses were given and music by Ray Paisley on a phonograph. Committee Edward James Ray Paisley and Lewis Moberly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Key Council
Francis Boott
George Washington
America
Ray Paisley
Messrs
Edward James
Lewis Moberly
Tempest Dramatic Company Stage Lady Andley's Secret
At the Olty Opera House last night the L Tempest Dramatic Company presented Lady Andley s Secret to a fair sized audience The cast played well with strong specialties earning encores Amateur contestants are slated for tonight and many locals will participate The company will present The Lighthouse Tragedy tonight
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olty Opera House
Olty Opera Honge
Thes L. Tempest Dramatic Company
Opening of Hospital Wing at Frederick City Hospital
The Frederick City Hospital unveils a new wing with the opening set for Tuesday March 7. Governor Warfield is slated to attend while elaborate arrangements are being finalized to ensure an interesting ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City Hospital
Warfieid
Frederick County Historical Society Meeting Tonight
The Frederick County Historical Society will meet this evening at Mrs. F. F. Smiths Hast Becond Street residence. Mr. Adolphus Fearhake will read a paper titled The Old Braddock Road and a pleasant time is anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Listorical Society
The
Frederick County Historical Society
F. F. Smith
Braddock Road
Adolphus Fearhake
the Historical Society
Bale Closed Sale of Fongaville Property
Noah KE Cramer, real estate and loan agent, closed the sale of the property of J. Henry King in Fongaville to Elmer Dere and Datey May Derr for $700.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noah KE. Cramer
Real Esrate
J. Henry King
Fongaville
Elmer 8. Dere
Datey May Derr
Fourth Anniversary of Washington Camp Observed in Dignified Style
The Washington Camp No. 17 of the Patriotic Order Sons of America marked its fourth anniversary with a crowded hall and patriotic ceremony. Jasob L. Engelbrecht spoke on the camp’s growth from 25 founders to 72 members and highlighted George Washington as the nation’s patrician founder. John H. Grove presided as master of ceremonies, then introduced State president Prof. W. James Heaps who spoke to the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Camp
No. 17
P.O. S.of A
Atso O
Frederick
Jasob L. Engelbrecht
Sonizos
Firat
Patrios
George Washington
Tatrodaoid Tha Ficas President of the Camp, John H. Grove
Csremonica
Frederick county patriotism and Washington tribute event
In opening remarks Mr Heapa extolled Frederick County as highly patriotic and celebrated Washingtons visit to the area and figures like Barbara Frietchie and Francis Scott Key. He praised the P O S of A for honoring Washington and noted 65 camps in Maryland. Remarks by Wm H Hinks and Prof Heaps followed with humor and discussion of fraternal organizations, ending with a social repast and cigars. State President W James Heaps spoke at Camp No 44 Wooodboro on From Acorn to Oak to a crowded hall.
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Heapa
Maryland
United States
Old Frederick Alty
Washington
Alty
Barbara Fratchie
Francis Scots Key
Winfeld Bones Sohley
Old Frederick County
Barbara Frietchie
Yonder
Wm. H. Hinks
Heaps
Bud
Casey
Hennessey
Jacob L Engelbrecht
John ¥. Oland
Joseph “Zimmerman
A. BE. Heidler
Henry H. Cramer
W. James Heaps
Woodaboro
Martha Washington Tea Draws Frederick Guild Funds
The Frederick City Hospital Guild held a Martha Washington Tea in the U D A Chapter rooms with members in colonial dress. Eleanor Markey and Lyde Motter ran the gypsy room, fortunes were told, and Mrs Dudley Page and others organized the entertainment. Receipts totaled $76.95.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Washington
Frederick City
Fragmentary Names List From Historic Notice
A partial OCR fragment lists multiple names and titles such as H. D. Baker and J. Baer with assorted initials and roles. The legibility is limited, indicating a historical notice or roster, but no clear event or actions are evident.
JOAN HENDRICKSON SORPAN MODEL PRICES AND GOODS SALE
Advertisement notes telephone opening today at Noe with a range of jackets from 65 4 to 615 00, skirts from 35 00 to 55 50, and novelty items in Glaghame at 101 90d L2'Q0. Also mentions furniture coverings, stockings, and a heavy discount sale by John Hendrickson highlighting winter bargains and near-giveaway prices. Social World column recaps a surprise oyster supper at Mr. and Mrs. Joseph O. Hoffer with many guests, music, dancing, and a large list of attendees, followed by a junior hall dance with a small turnout due to committee timing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph O. Hotfer
Middletown
Danolog Waa
Mears
John O. Crampton
Charlen Wiles
John Corum
Katherine Corum
Ola Virtz
Lena Keyser
Stella KH. Corum
Bessie Crampton
Wallis Virtz
Mary EB. Haffer
Batte Corum
Lilly Johnson
Alta M. Hoffer
Minnie Oline
Annie Stockman
Mary Oline
Ronia Baross
Maggie Crawford
Annie Crampton
Sallie Barnes
Lizzie E. Adkins
Martha F. Hoffer
Mosars
Oliver King
Earle J. Rice
Elmer G. Crampton
Edward Rice
John E. Crampton
Lewis Esaterday
Joseph O. Crampton
Emory Keller
Charley Barnes
Edward Miller
Frederick Stockman
Charley Stone
Walter Stockman
Charles Biens
Harvey Stockman
Arthur Sieng
Frederick Owden
Samuel Barnes
Chrem Huffer
Charles DeGrange
George CO. Huffer
Harry Michas
Lawie Smith
Charley Wiles
Lee Smith
Joseph O. Huffer
John O. Crampson
Charles H. Dixon
John Coram
Emperor of Kurala War Continues Amid Russian Resolve
The Emperor of Russia has decided to persist in the war. The German court has been notified. The communication signals ongoing conflict and international diplomacy amid February reports from Berutn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kurala
Baedal
Russia
Fire at Cape May Level Causes Regional Loss
Fire at Yaarlaon's hardware store in Cape May, New Jersey destroyed twenty-one boards and shop interiors. Reports list several local residents recovering from illnesses or injuries with varying improvement, including Mrs Ida Koogle and Mr George Pinnkert, while others show slow or steady recovery at area hospitals and homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. J
Yaarlaon
Remmaborg and Sommers Wed in Middletown Valley
John Harmon Remeborg and Gertruds Estelle Sommers were quietly married by Rev. H. L. McLean at his East Third Street residence. They left for Baltimore after the ceremony and will reside in Middletown Valley upon return, both well regarded in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Harmon Remeborg
Gertruds Estelle Sommers
Middletown Valley
EH. L. McLean
East Third Street
Remaborg
Baltimore
Regular church services and conference plans in Utica and Montgomery
Regular services are listed for St. Pauls Church Utica next Sunday February 26 at 10 15 p m and Zion Reformed Church Charleaville at 2 15 p m conducted by Rev M Henoh. The fourth quarterly conference of the Montgomery Circuit M P Church will meet at Mt Lebanon on the Damascus Etohibaon road on the second Saturday in March at 3 30 in the afternoon. There will be preaching at Mt Lebanon and Ridgeville churches next Sunday by the pastor at usual hours. Also includes a patriotic verse and pledge content urging liberty and virtue with references to General Gerry and independence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's Churoh
Utica
Zion Reformed Church
Charleaville
M. Henoh
Montgomery
M. P. Oharoh
Mt. Lebanon
Damascus
Etohiaon
Ridgeville
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Macy L. Yeakle
Yeskle
Cas- Rar C. Olins
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Nicholaa QO. Oline
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
Ann S. Bartholow
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Isaac Thrasher
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Prasley J. Bartholow
National Hotel
Ipapfr
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Cotillion Club
Masonic Temple
Frederick College
All Fredericks
Randolph N. Martz
Beauty and the Beast
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Citizens’ National Bank
Citizens’ Nat. Bank
Frederick, MD
J.D. Baker
Wm, G. Baker
H. D. Baker
Wm, G.tzimmerman
Samuel G. Duvall
Ane Sat Uashter
Citabler
Gro. Whibmith
J.D. Baer
Juvarino
C.morrer
D. Hb, Haenit
Joan
Ram
Sora
Thor. H. Haller
G. M. Thomas
Daniel Barr
Joan Hendrickson
Ight
Taoy Nod
Glaghame
Almout
Jobn Hendrickson
Givan
Reuben Lessee
John T. Heat
Stephen Gelsbert
Will Frant
Frank Buch
Hammond Waters
Bleittling
Charles Patman
Mise Pearl Pyle
Mina Bell Beiss
Cleve Trout
Millard Stull
Willa Betas
Loy'’s Station
Mia
Mary Mort
Cape May
Qaarlen H. Gittinger
Baltimore City Hospital
Iproving
Ida Koogle
George Pinnkert
Patrick
Ossper Crom
South
Atreet Woo
Charles Craom
South Atraas
Gaorwe M.zrashon
Patrick Street
Misa Kitty S Qiynn
West Third Straet
M.O
Independent Athletic Club
AL Frederick
Jontor Hall
Aharp
National Biscots Co
Onratora
Ruopves
Clnases
Grace Crispel
Becaues
George
Rodulk
WEE Big Store's Bargain Bulletin
Mobutr Brilliantiass
Rodoor & A
A. T. Rice & Sons
PSE Finu
A T Rice & Sons
Muti Gansent
Thomas TP. Rice
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North Market Sitreet
Besant & Eno
Baas Patrick Street
Bizouls Company
Dawiy
Cecil & Gorman
Wart Pateios St
VRICE
A. J. Eichelberger
N. W. Cor
Fraderick, Md
B. B. E. Smith
Talephona
Offica Talephona
Eldarchy
D. H. E. Petermar
Franklin Street
City Hotel
Peedertch
Maaraddawly Ia
L. Kefauver
Cor
Hare
Msrkat
Patrick Streets
maZdtt
WM. Rotel
F. B. Sappington
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Liberty
Anton
Princr Gerry
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