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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1905
Page
3
Fragmentary OCR text lists names O Carty Netdig Miller G Thos Kemp and Markey with unclear context or amounts, suggesting a damaged notice or ledger entry without readable event details or dates.
The fifteenth day of the month is the regular collection day and carriers will collect from subscribers on their routes. Have the exact change ready to avoid delays.
Sunday services announced with joint council meeting on January 16. Election of Union Sunday School officers includes S L Bast, Grayson H Mercer, Gav W Perrey, Thomas Mumford, Milton E Akers, Roy Lahoaffer, Lidia Summers, and Nellie Mumford. Local updates note Akers’s foot injury, visits from Michael and daughter of Barkley Springs, and residents traveling or moving. Piney Siliver Springs reports deaths, house-raising, New Year gifts, and several visits, with local residents and travelers named. Flint Hill notes preaching times and visitors. Mountaindale discusses snow disruption to mail, raccoon sightings, convalescence, and holiday visits.
Three marriage notices from Carroll and Frederick counties detail quiet home weddings. Hattie V Wachtel wed George Upton Shepley at the bride’s Myersville home with Rev. Otto E. Bregenzer officiating. Alyce Eugenia Delaplane wed A Frank Delaplane at the late Judge Ossh’s home, with post ceremony travels planned to northern cities. Bessie M Taylor married Cramer A Barck in Washington D C with plans to reside there.
Owing to the pastor's absence the catechetical class at the Evangelical Lutheran church is not meeting tonight. The new pipe organ installation at Grace Reformed Church prompts the preparatory confirmation service to be held there this evening at 7 30.
Mr G W Smith of Waynesboro Pa spent the day in the city taking measurements for new fire escapes to be erected on the city Hall building. Iron for the escapes will arrive around the end of next week and be in place soon after. Also reported are officers elected for six months of the Boys Temperance Association with Irvin Storm as president and Roger Fisher as editor. Edward Allen Gittinger, long time city official, celebrated his 70th birthday today.
The Adamstown Dramatic Club will present She Doctor a three act comedy at the Point of Rocks Opera House tomorrow evening. Between acts readings will be given by club members.
John Motter son of Ray I M Motter was appointed to fill the vacancy at Firat National Bank caused by Herbert Thomas resignation. Lynch Lodge A M meeting reelected officers with Jacob Rohrback W M Hiram R Heck SW Philip Seager 3W El G Haugh 830 Allen Q Qoyno Treas.
The Peabody Conservatory quartet performed at Woman's College to a large audience. Members Van Halsteyn Thatcher Keasmer Forthinner displayed refined tone, virtuosity, and polished ensemble in Mozart and Mendelssohn works with notable solo turns by Thatcher and van Huylsteyn.
Frederick College defeated All Frederick 6 to 6 in the third basketball game of the league series at Janior Hall. The match was hard fought and the score underplayed the action with Smith and Kennedy delivering spectacular baskets. If plans hold, the league may add a team and schedule two games weekly for the remainder of the season.
The Board of Directors of the Civis National Bank of Prederlek Md announces a four percent dividend for shareholders. The announcement lists officers and directors including D Baker and G Zimmerman and notes a portable distribution to investors.
Local news reports the Wabash interest negotiating to purchase Ursorge's Creek and Cumberland railroad. Judge Janes Revell of Annapolis survived a stroke and showed improvement. Maryland officials discuss guard convention in Baltimore and other public notices.
George W Spaak 64 died at his home at 11 15 this morning from paralysis. widow and five children survive. Oliver S Williams colored 29 died at Lime Kiln on Tasaday. funeral held at Blackeystown Church with interment at Hope Hill. William K Black 83 died at Emmitsburg home of Frances Lambert. to be buried from St Josephs Church. Elizabeth Ridenbaugh widow of George W Ridenbaugh died of cancer aged about 41. funeral tomorrow at 2 p.m.
PURELY PERSONAL. Miss Mike Lakin has entered a business college at Hagerstown Rav. Dr. Steck has gone to litty burg Pa. to attend the funeral of Rav. Dr. Wolf. Mr. Hamilton Waters East Fourth street, who has been visiting York Pa. has returned. Rev. B. V. Switzer Poolesville Montgomery county spent the day in the city on business. Mrs. Rebecca Clagett, Mrs. O A Norwood and Mrs. Belle V. Norrin Libartyown have gone to Florida. Mr. John F. Hargett moved from Fengaville to Germantown and will operate the Folk farm. Mr. H N Parker Montclair N J is in the city. he works with the U S Geological Survey in Washington. Important to Farmers. The season is here for farmers to preserve meat using Peerless Paper Meat Sack from Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Co Frederick Md. Sold by growers. prices 1, 4 and 5 cents. Use these sacks to avoid skippers.
Mr and Mrs William McCracken were arrested by Deputy Sheriffs Carver and Grimes for allegedly stealing chickens from Daniel Borras on East Wirth Street. Justice John Francia Smith ordered Mrs McCracken acquitted while Mr McCracken posted 100 own recognizance for February grand jury appearance. Representative Pearre introduced pension bills in the House for Samuel Thompson and others, increasing pensions and adding new monthly rates.
Mr B Evard Kapoer slipped on the toe of the sidewalk on East Third street this morning after leaving his home. He was stunned by the fall and carried inside. Doctors say he suffered a badly bruised head and hip but is not seriously hurt and may be out in a few days.
Local market prices show corn at 2.50 per barrel and 0.60 per bushel, wheat No 2 red at 1.14, oats 0.55 per bushel, with water and damaged goods noted. The Eastern Star Grand Chapter of Maryland announces its seventh annual session at the Masonic Temple in Cumberland for January 25 and 26.
A committee comprising the presidents of Hagerstown fire companies will organize arrangements for the Maryland State Firemen’s Association annual meeting in June. In a separate item, L. M. Nixdorf Jr. through attorney F. L. Stoner petitions for divorce from Georgis V. Nixdorff.
A compact budget of local curiosities and general items, titled Brief Bits. It previews everyday wit and observations about day to day life, highlighting simple sayings and reflections on daily conduct.
Ills named in local notices include Hank Miller at 151 Bentzatrant and Mrs Eisenhauer with partial improvement. J M E Everts suffers rheumatism as announced in this brief sickness roundup. The item also mentions a stray ad line urging readers to place notices in The Newn for a cash reward.
The Daily Democrat reports the death of Solomon Rosenstock of Carrollton Missouri brother of Mesare Anton and Jacob Rosenstock. He joined Birkenwald & Rowan clothing firm in 1877 later becoming partner. He died after a six week illness of paralysis at age near seventy. He leaves wife and two children Edna Weinberg and Miss Minua Rosenstock, plus two brothers Aaron and Jacob in Maryland and sister Mrs K Birkenwald in Baltimore. Burial planned in Little Rock Arkansas.
Maud Muller staged at City Opera House with Miss Beulah Thompson as Maud and J W Gaven as chairman. McCardell’s Bazaar Committee urges the Ladies and Gentlemen to meet tonight at 4 in City Hall. Tickets range 23 35 50 75 cents with seats at McCardell’s. Water rent notices warn delayed payments must be settled to avoid water shut off.
A fragment references Almo Fue Hne Imported and Domeatle Wines and Liquors with unclear names Cecil and Gorman and a Patrick St. mention. The readable text suggests a business note or listing involving importers and a liquor store.
During yesterday's Board of County Commissioners session, the Oreagerstown district road supervisors were appointed including John W. Anders Basil T. Wood John 8. Long Michael L. Late Wm. G. Kolb Colonel Layman Johan D. Domer John 7. Heasong Eugene D. Staup Geo W. Stand David Staub John D. Kaitholtz William A. Beird Geo C A Groans Grayson E. Shryock Corassias E Dore and Edward E Eriee.
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