Work of Death and Local Obituaries in Frederick Area
Daniel W Bentz of New Midway died at 46 after a lingering illness leaving a widow and three sons. He leaves four sisters and two brothers and was a Bentz family member tied to Frederick. Services were held at Woodsboro Lutheran church with interment at Hope cemetery. Charles Jamison son of Mr and Mrs B E Jamison died near Lewisdale Montgomery County at age 1 year 6 months from bronchial asthma. Funeral by J Lawrence of Kemptown. interment at Athenia cemetery. Thomas Keith aged 69 died at his home near Clajecttsville Montgomery County from tuberculosis. Funeral at Pleasant Hill with Rev Utz officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel W. Bentz
New Midway
Frederick
Beary
Ostherine Bentz
Frederick County
Jenois Trimmer
Ofrederick
Mian Moliie Bentz
Washington
R . Poffinberger
Lutheran Church
Woodsboro
Hope Cemetery
Woodaboro
Frank Mort
Waohter
Charles Humer
Milton Fogle
Robert Ball
Dan D. A. Sharette
Charles Jamison
Charles
A. Jamison
Lewisdale
Atgomery County
Yost
Athenia Cemetery
Browlugeville
T. Lawis
Kemptown
Thomas Keith
Clagettsville
Montfoaery County
Pleasant Hill
Utz
Plejeans Hill
W.T. Lewis
Lutheran Sunday School
Cficern
W. O. LaGore
LO. Powell
B. M. Powell
Maurice Saylor
M.L. Smith
A. A. Hoibrenner
OE. A. McAlister
W. A. Cronse
Town
Helen Catshall
Charles Stitely
Eleanor Grinder
Creagerstown
Rev. Sanders
Texas
Westminster Theological Seminary
M.P
Law's Grip Details Horse Theft Arrest and Writ Action
Wade Kinna and brother were charged with stealing a horse from Anton Harris near Licksville on January 8. The horse was driven to Creag and released, found later by Deputy Sheriff Allen Baldler. Kinna is jailed. another man, Clay Kinna, is believed to have fled. Fannie Beall released for lack of evidence after habeas corpus review. Mise Shriner, formerly clerk to a Washington senator, was appointed secretary to Senator Eny and to a key committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wade Kinna
Oreag
Shariff Marts
Darner
Antos Harris
Licksville
Kinna
Harris
Creag
Cornelius Derr
Allen Baldler
Clay Kinna
Wade Kinns
Fannie Beall
Bronschock
Annie W. Cornwall
John O. Motter
Abbs Maze Shriner
This
Washington
United States
Eny
Mise Shriner
City Opera House Stages A Mixed Simple Simon Pie
Immense City audience witnessed a aired production of Simple Simon Pie with uneven merit. The show was abbreviated and finish faltered though parts remained enjoyable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simon Pie
Local Market Quota Prices Reported in Fragment
Fragmentary OCR note lists wagon and Nicodemes market quota figures with crude pricing. Mentions 42 cents hydines and per bushel rates with damaged and unclear entries. Indicates a dated, garbled pricing sheet from a local market page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wgon & Nicodemes
Restored to Office as Motter Resigns from Bank Board
Fires National Bank of Frederick board meeting results in Rev. Isaac M. Motter resigning as president and director. Frank L. Norwood elected director and then named president after Motter’s resignation as president. Frank L. Stoner resigns from the board. A 2.25 percent semiannual dividend was declared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Motter
Norwood
Hymeneal Celebrations In Middletown And Frederick
Dr Roy V Hanver and Misa Margaret Ellen Remeburg married at Christ Reformed Church Middletown with Rev John W Pontius officiating. Bride wore ivory satin with chiffon and pearl. bridesmaids include Olga D Stottlemyer Katharine Pontius Bertha Rudy Maud Shafer. Ushers Dr Edwin L Bowlus Maurice Kefauver Meredith Smith George W Yourtee. Organist E L Coblentz and violinist Osude N Stottlemyer. The Stre-ri Delphex wedding followed at United Brethren church South Market street Chester Bryan Street and Blanche Anna Delphey wed with Rev J W Kirafofe officiating. Bride wore white. couple to reside on East Fourth street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olga D. Stottlemyer
Wolfaville
Katharine Pontius
Bertha Rudy
Maud Shafer
Grayson H. Sisley
Frederick
Edwin L. Bowlus
Baltimore
Maurice D. Kefauver
Smithsburg
Meredith Smith
George W. Yourtee
Borkittaville
E. L. Coblentz
Oisude N. Stottlemyer
Brath‘Fen Church
South Market Street
Chester Bryan Street
Blanche Anna Delphey
Grant Delphey
Third Street
J. W. Kiraoofe
Esat Fourth Street
More Contributions Needed for Charity Fund
Rev. Thomas Freamen Dixon, president of the Charity Organization Society, urges immediate increases in donations for relief of the poor. He notes current contributions lag last year due to weather, yet calls for more aid as the society has already received more requests for help and must fund shoes and other relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Freamen Dixon
Charity Organisation Society
Bo Far
Mr Dixon
Frederick Lime and Stone Company Bankruptcy Restraint Order Issued
In Freder ick Lime and Stone Company bankruptcy proceedings Judge Thomas J. Morris granted an order upon Wm. J. O'Brien restraining John W. Tabler Lime and Stone Company and others from pursuing suits in the motions of the peace or the circuit court for Frederick County until further district court orders. Deputy Marshal Lewis F. Carter served writs of insonation on the restrained parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Lime and Stone Company
Wm. J. O'Brien
Thomas J. Morris
United States District Court
John W
London cross gift praised for league relief work
Mr G Hoskins Morgan received a decorative cross from a London lady with a crucifixion absent on one side and the phrase The Legends of Our Father on the other. He says the League is under the supervision of an Episcopalian engine and does great and good work for London’s poor and needy. He prizes the gift highly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Hoskins Morgan
London
England
Morgan
League
US Battleship Indians Heads to Kingston for Earthquake Aid
The vessel Indians, formerly Past Midshipman alvin or Pose, now serving in Kingston, is dispatched from Guantanamo to aid earthquake sufferers as relief operations begin in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingston
U. S
Alvin
Pose
Guantanamo
Change in Fair Board Appoints Cramer to Frederick Society
Mr. David Cramer of Walkersville is appointed a member of the board of managers of the Frederick County Agricultural Society in place of John C. Lamar who de-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Cramer
Walkersville
The
Frederick County Agricultural Society
John C. Lamar
Churches Schedule Services in Pleasant Hill and Zion Reformed
Service in Pleasant Hill church next Sunday January 20 at 10 15 a m and in Zion Reformed church Charleshire 2 15 p m conducted by the pastor Rev M Hench.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Hill Church
Zion Reformed Church
Charleshire
Funeral for John Casper Mobriley Set Tomorrow
Funeral arrangements for John Casper Mobriley have been announced for tomorrow afternoon. The schedule notes a change from the original time and offers details to attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Casper Mobriley
Shores at Kingston Harbor Sink into Sea
A dispatch from Weatlodian mercantile horse reports Kingston harbor shores are sinking and twelve hundred people are dead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tas Nawa
New York
Weatlodian Mercantile Horse
Kingston Harbor
Municipal Meet Discusses Water Board Plans and Street Work
The mayor and eight aldermen met with all members present except Hershberger. They deferred tax talks, granted a plumber permit, and discussed water information expansion with the State Board of Health. They also instructed the city register to collect past bank taxes and prepared an ordinance for underground conduits on Patrick Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Les Eight
Hershberger
Aiok
L. V. Baughman
General Baughman
Edward A. Gilttinger
City Register
Charles D. Ebert
Iwea
State Board of Heals
Frederick County
Central and
Farmers’ and Mechanics' Nations
Lavy
Cheaspeake and Potomac Telephone Company
Patrick Street
Court and
Carroll Streets
Smith
Washington
Gettysburg
Bass
Sohell
Douglass
David Lowanateln
Bindley
Stroate
O. F. Zorn
John A. Boyes
Bational Carbon Co
J. Daniel Crimmin
Bosans & Knott
B. Bappington
Wm. Hiltner
Bhipley & Bopet
J. M. Newman
Philip
John Eisenhawer
Harry BE. Flaatz
Peter Brookey
Charles P. Levy
Q. Edward Myer
Maryland Brick & Eupply Co
Willard N. Gaerets
Promoters Take Control as Valley Bank Absorbs Plans
In Middletown a chartered People's Savings Bank joins with Valley Savings Bank after an arrangement. The Valley Bank will use its current building for an insurance office while the new People's Bank building is taken over. Several Valley Bank staff changes occur and directors shift, with Charles Cobrentz and W. W. Doub among those named. Legislation will be sought to regularize auxiliary directors as regular directors and weekly Valley deposits rise to 75 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
People’s Savings Bank of
Middletown
Valley Savings Bank
People’s Savings Bank
Herman L. Routzahn
Jobs L
Valley Back
Obsilas
Biser
Valley Bank
H.L. Bontzsho
Charles B. Oobrentz
People’s Bank
W. W. Doub
The
A. A. Lamar
Sunday School Officers Elected for Evangelical Reformed
The Evangelical Reformed Sunday School elected officers: Superintendent A O Moardell, assistant Jacob Hobrback, secretary O Edwin Kecup, treasurer Lewis A Rice, Abramin A Kemp Keefer, Wm O Birely, G Oscar Rhodes. Managers' election referred to next Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelical Reformed Sunday School
A. O. Moardell
Jacob Hobrback
O. Edwin Kecup
Lewis A. Rice
Abraran
A. Kemp Keefer
Wm. O. Birely
G. Oscar Rhodes
County Correspondence From Woodsb, Cresgera and Nearby
Notes from Woodsboro and towns like Germantown and Burritsville list visits, family ties, and church activities. Names include M L Smith, G F Smith, Clara Stambaugh, W B Stambaugh, Helen Catshall, and Rev. Sanders. Local officers of Lutheran churches are elected.
Foraker Pushes Compromise to Probe Brownsville Dismissals
Senate leaders near a compromise on the Brownsville episode as Senator Foraker offers a new resolution to empower a committee to print testimony and investigate the August 13 1906 Brownsville affray. Lodge and administration allies expect near unanimous support. Senator Carmack attacks Republican critics as he claims the president’s leadership is at stake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Brownsville
Senator Foraker
Foraker
Brownville
Texas
Lodge
Carmack
Democratic Party
Heidig Miller Brief Bits Budget of Local Items
Budget of bright items from local and general interest notes winter’s touch on buckwheat cakes. A temperance association meets Friday at 8 p.m. in the W O T U Hall. James Burke, B and O improvements superintendent at Knoxville, is at Freder ick City Hospital for treatment. Mrs W P Merman of South Market is ill but improved. Mrs L O Flantz of South Market is under care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Men’s Temperance Association
W. O. T. U. Hall
Tice Bick
James Burke
Knoxville
Stenemont
Frederick City Hospital
W. P. Merman
South Market
L. O. Flantz
Local Opera House Show Promises Photographic Battle Coverage
Miles Brothers claim their O'Brien Barna bout footage in Los Angeles proves the high volume of stills needed before motion pictures. Using Mercury Vapor Tanks and QCooper Hewitt Lights, they captured 218612 frames, showing every move with fidelity. Tonight’s program at the Opera House carries this extended tech theme alongside local ads and society notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cooper Hewitt
Hewitt
New York
Landslide menaces miners at Pittshore Monongahela mine
A massive landslide at Pittshore Coal's Monongahela mine near Pittsburgh threatens entombment of about 150 miners. Air vents were blocked, panic ensued, and rescuers cleared debris but repeated slides made work too dangerous, forcing an abandonment of efforts. A separate accident in Mourne Michigan involved a ton of dynamite explosion. Fire Sleigh Ride notes Moors and Feane as early riders after a crash yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Monongahela
Pittshore Coal Company
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Hayley
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B F. Norwood
J. OH. Page
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G. W. Montgomery
Spencer Stall
Xo Gill Belt
W. BR. Morphy
Citizens’ National Bank
Jon Hendrickson
Te Won EE
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John D. Hendrickson
Neidig & Miller
N. & Miller
WH. G. Zimmerman
Cashler
Ormcensus
Kyvenn
Elizabeth Shank
Taneytown
Harry Andere
John Utz
New Marka
O. B. Shank
Germantown
Jacob Spyder
Nelis Browning
Keater Lenhart
Mollie Roberson
Barnesville
Oleo Dovall
Kensington
Levy Glenn
Hagerstown
Auguste Marth
Berths
Upton Seaman
Fannie Brown
Thomas Burdette
Jobo Snyder
Boyds
Mobey
Jacob Snyer
Charlie Bader
Galthersburg
Henry Lenhart
Fragaville
Aid
St. Luke's Lutheran Church
Ruth Oailer
Susie Derr
Manrica Oaller
Carolins Hemp
Sunday School and Aid Sociery
MS. Zion Reformed Church
H. J. Beard
Douglasa Quatle
Harry Castle
Daniel Oartle
Anca Devilbiss
Worar
Edward Els
Ain
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Harry Gastle
Anpa Devilbies
Harry Howard
Burrittsville
Mirse
Paul Slifer
Von
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Misa Cartie Stipes
Harpers Ferry
Wm Highsman
P. A
Fasold
Mont Alto
Tricity M KE
Bas Baer
F. Grove
Grees
Florida
Presbyterian Church
Lovelock
Lectate Room
West Second Street
Order
Eastern Star
Mascato Temple
Milton A
Woodward's Grocery Store
Mourne
Mich
Moors
McCracken
Charles B. Feane
Horge
Rodoch & 0
Bargainsbolls
Wiley
Beorge
Rodoue & Vo
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Virginia
MacKenzie
Ured Ritter
Gorrt Street
Patermas
W. Franklin Street
City Hotel
Rolene
Keiers
Callat
L Kefauver
North Market
D* Jas A. Long
North Market ST. Frederick
C A. Poole
West South Street
Mad
Marlzay
Scoll Bros
Fenrit
E. R
Biehie Mills
James Ragenee
Court’ Dour
de Frederick City
Oak Reed
Ally
Sappington
Seduction Sales
F. B. Sappington
City Hall
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