Services Preparatory for Communion at Lutheran Church
Church announces evening service to prepare for Holy Communion at 7 39 o clock in Evangelical Lutheran Church. Attendance expected from local congregation as part of ceremonial observance.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1906
Page
3
Church announces evening service to prepare for Holy Communion at 7 39 o clock in Evangelical Lutheran Church. Attendance expected from local congregation as part of ceremonial observance.
Personal notices show residents and visitors from Emmitsburg to Frederick traveling to Baltimore and Philadelphia. Names include J Stewart Annan E R Eschbach John Bedheimer W Harry Haller Minnie Flickinger Daniel J Young George S Rodock Wm D Hales Homer Keefer George Bowlus Joseph Feags Wm Shipley Alice Wachtel Charles W Miller O H Black Ross Beiva Black Fannie Whitmore Daisy Martz Sol Kingabaker Frank Goblentz and others with trips, visits, and a college job change in Frederick.
Brief items note Baltimore parties plan to establish a shirt factory in Woodeboro county. Also a Hose Company meeting at 7 30 tonight to nominate offers. Smith's True to Life Projecting Company led by F Lester Smith will stage a performance at City Opera House this evening. A red fox wag turned 10333 on Seventh street pike and was chased before being caught by dogs. Wade Shank of near Myeraville in his valley is appointed fireman at the Frederick Middletown Electric Railway power house, replacing Luther Abalt. Absit will work as a rack hand.
The Fortnightly Literary Club at Kemp Hall hosted An evening with Longfellow featuring music by the Frederick Select Orchestra and readings on Langfeton. Debaters argued that women should organize and conduct clubs with majority ties but stronger arguments from the negative side, and a playful pipe of peace concluded the event.
A reception at 2109 O Street NW Washington DC honored Mrs Donald McLean president general of the Daughters of the American Revolution. Capt and Mrs Walter McLean hosted from 9 to 11 oclock last night with guests including Mrs Leroy Tuttle Mrs J J Knipp Mrs Simpon and several McLean family members. Red decorations featured Jacquemine roses and ferns as DAR circles from Army and Navy attended.
Rev Alvill Conner and family of Adamstown were greeted Thursday morning by a Buckeystown Aid Society wagon of groceries and essentials. The wagon held six kinds of groceries fruit vegetables apples hams and fresh meats along with a check and cash. The Aid Society has shown steady care for church property and now supports the pastor.
The Women's College announces an evening recital on January 19 featuring Dr. Charles Steck of Shameckin Pa and his daughter Betts. Both are celebrated readers with Shakespeare and other works, noted for stage presence and expressive voices. Their joint and individual performances have drawn universal enthusiasm.
The Board of Granty Commissioners yesterday settled accounts for Emmitaburg district road supervisors and appointed Ellaeworsh Miller David F. Wetzsil Walter W. Shoemaker Wallace H. Moser John H. Olats Joseph HO Long Edward O. Shrinett N. O. Stansbury Charlse E. Ketlholtz William F. Smith James O. Shaefer Albert Dotserer John A. Harper William P. Eyler Harvey G. Winter and J. Stewart Annan. The board is settling with Urbana district supervisors today.
Reported deaths include John H. Fisher of Belair in Washington D C and Rev William A Oronss a Methodist minister in Washington D C. A railroad brakeman L Davis was beaten and robbed by highwaymen at Cumberland. Marine private Marco W Doome was arrested on burglary charges in Accapolis. The Court of Appeals ruled in favor of Maryland Agricultural College in its dispute with the State Comptroller. Senator Ren A Williams spoke on oyster culture and praised Mr SB Howard Bamaz education card. Senate President George Joseph Bath announced appointing Griffith HopriJoan as chair of Public Buildings with a State House room and his own clerk.
A crowded Jacior Hall witnessed a rough yet popular indoor basketball contest between Company A and the Uniteds. Key players included Dertzburgh Reynolds Smith Heck Babherz Creager Roland Schroeder Duvall and J Smith with field goals by Smith Schroeder Duvall and Duvall. Referee Kolb and timekeeper McCardell oversaw two 20 minute halves.
Charles E Siers was arrested for disorderly conduct and fined 259 dollars by Justice Eckstein after a daytime arrest. Charles Daria was charged with fighting and fined 2 dollars by Justice Wood. Eliza Robinson faced robbery involvement charges with 100 dollar bail set by Justice Wood. Michael Cramer was charged with theft of calf bids and held on 100 bail for a hearing tomorrow afternoon.
Miss Helen Story daughter of Prof and Mrs Thomas Story and Dr Taylor E Darby son of Mr and Mrs Quarles Darby Barnesville were married by Rev Walter P Griggs in Barnesville Episcopal church. Best man Dr E Ailen Fleetwood and ushers Reginald Darby Lesa Hays Porter Darby Yaughn Darby. They plan to sail on the Mexican steamer to Panama where Dr Darby will join Ancon Hospital for the US government.
County commissioners grant a petition by farmers to open a county road from the Earlton H Dean farm to a point on the ridge of the mountain above the Dean farm. The 13 1 2 mile route will join the county road between cottages of D G Whits and G Waring Tyson at Braddock Heights near the National Pike Keller property on Ostoctin Mountain.
The funeral was held yesterday afternoon at 1.30 o'clock from the home of her parents Mr and Mrs Charles Scholl near Walkersville. Services were conducted at the bows by Rev Vernon Middgely. Interment followed at Glade cemetery in Walkersville with F Schroeder as general director.
Mica Maggie Routzahn of Middletown had her toe amputated by Dr. R Hauver at Frederick City Hospital after two years of pain. She is expected to return home tomorrow. Routzahn is a trained nurse at Ss Johns Riverside Hospital Yonkers and had been home on vacation.
Local market notes list assorted commodities with prices per unit. Orn shelled at 2.00 per barrel and 0.43 per bushel, No 2 red wheat at 2.02 per bushel, damaged 0.60 per bushel, oats at 0.20 per bushel.
Mr and Mrs Robert Downley received an invitation from President Roosevelt to attend the Supreme Court reception at the White House on January 18. Major E Goldsborough has received from Commander in Chief Tanner of the Grand Army of the Republic an appointment as an aide on the commander in chief's staff.
The 1905 Maryland Comptroller report shows Frederick County as second in total receipts to the state, with a 248080.92 levy. It lists clerks of court Samuel T Haffoer and others, detailing salaries, expenditures, and local corporate tax receipts from firms like Emmitsburg Railroad and Frederick Gas & Electric Co. The text also notes various local residents reported as ill.
William W. Ogborn eldest living child of Caleb Ogborn of Frederick County died at his New Market home Thursday night at 9 20 o clock aged 78 or near. Funeral at his home Sunday at 1 pm with burial at the Friends burying ground Monrovia. Charles Jackson colored who was burned at Park Mills died at Montevus Hospital at 12 30 am aged 78. Funeral at Montevaa tomorrow.
Mrs Wm O Cramer of Walkerville hosted a social supper last evening with a refined menu. Attendees from the city included Mrs Helen Hersberger, Mrs Soholi, Mrs Frank J Schroeder, and Miss Mollie Elsenbauer.
The Citizens' National Bank of Frederick Maryland is authorized to extend its corporate existence to January 2 1926 by order of the Acting Comptroller of the Currency Thomas F P Kane. The board declares a semiannual dividend of 4 percent clear of taxes payable on demand, as of January 1906.
A jumble of shop offers touts cheap cloaks and scarves with markdowns, plus a shipment of a Black Taffeta Skirt priced at 590. Real estate transfers include T Carlon near Jeffsroan Bas selling Grove Addition property for 31069 and Samuel Shifer selling 120 acres south of Middletown for 7750 per acre to Jacob Hunter. Actress Sarah Bernhardt sends mime cards to Mr. Hargett after a Washington visit.
Local notes report the purchase of Wm. Bartholow's Groasly business by Essk Patrick Street with a promise of prompt service in vegetables oysters and fish. Also promoted are moving picture criticisms at City Opera House by Afr. F. Laster Smith and Edison Kinetoscope showcases with special sale items and musical performances by Miss Ritchie and others.
County correspondence records sales of livestock including a star bam calf sold for 10 dollars and Poland China pigs sold to J D Rice. Mentiones steam mill preparations, new barn plans, a move by Mr Doesing, births and deaths not noted, and election of United Brethren Sunday School officers Roy Seigman and others. The calathumpian band escorted a bride and groom, and several residents travel or recover from illness.
H Dorsey Etchison of Frederick gave a fraternal gift and spoke on Pythianism to Potomac Lodge in Williamsport on Tuesday evening, with members entertaining him. The text notes that active advertising grows business and space should feature strong messaging from merchants.
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