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The regular monthly meeting of the Mayor and Board of Aldermen will be held this evening.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1905
Page
2
The regular monthly meeting of the Mayor and Board of Aldermen will be held this evening.
The court upheld Mr. Dill's legally sufficient answer in the dispute over bonds in the Bren gie case. The case moves to an equity examiner for testimony, with proceedings expected to begin Monday before Equity Examiner D Princeton Buckey. Plaintiffs Macers Wm O Biraly and George S Rodock are represented by Franck L Stoner and Hammond Urner. Dill is defended by Measure Wm P Maulsby and C O Keedy.
Grace Reformed Church completed installation of a new Estey pipe organ with tabular pneumatic action. The instrument, built with quarter-sawed golden oak and gold ornamentation, was unveiled at the communion service. Henry S. Fry of Holy Trinity Episcopal Church will give a recital on Tuesday January 24 with a free program and a silver offering. The organ was funded by Mr. Andrew Osmegie and Grace congregation members and supporters.
The Young Men's Christian Association plans a public entertainment titled What Became of Parker at the City Opera House Friday night January 27. Loyal talent will perform, tickets will aid the association, and organizers seek a well filled house to raise funds for expanding the work in the new year.
Fitzhugh Les Chapter hosts a 2 pm celebration with veterans receiving crosses of honor at the club room. The event precedes the chapter’s annual officer election, brief program, and luncheon. Members then proceed to the QCity Hotel for the Alexander Young Camp Confederate Veterans annual banquet.
The funeral for Mrs Catherine Lchroedel was held yesterday afternoon at her East Patrick street home. Rev. Charles F. Steck conducted the service. Pallbearers were J. Bielfeld Charles E Hermann Christian Buch and Edward Diehl. Burial followed at Mt. Olivet cemetery. L Obenderfer and Son Funeral Directors assisted.
Real estate transfers list from Olranic and Orphans' Courts shows numerous parcels sold or assigned with amounts, plus marriage licenses issued for couples in the county and surrounding towns. Also itemized are estate actions in the Orphans' Court including sales, inventories, and executorships for several decedents.
Friends in Rockville learned that R Bowie Vinson died near Rapid City South Dakota about January 7. He was found four miles from town with a foot caught in a buggy wheel after his horse and buggy stood idle. He was son of the late Judge John T Vinson of Rockville and well regarded in Rapid City.
Gladys May Woolery age 3 4 months and Albert Woolery age about 2 were burned in a room with a very hot stove. Gladys died within hours and Albert died last night at eight. The fire ignited her dress and spread to the boy’s clothing. his hair burned off and his body was charred.
Deauty Sheril Nelson brought to county jail from Branewick for larceny of a lantern from R B Wenner Brunswick. Emory Nelson says McBee is wanted in Cumberland for another theft and parole violation after prior indictment for stealing tobacco. Jaatha Jonas Jordan held for grand jury after hearing, bail set at 200 dollars.
Mrs Emma Gatzendanner widow of the late Christian Garzsadanner died January 17 in Birmingham Alabama of bronchial Poenm pots. Her remains will be brought to the city arriving by the railroad at 1 p.m. Tuesday. Services will be held at the grave to Me. Olives. AN INFANT. Sfae Louise daughter of Mr and Mrs W N Joliffa aged 3 months died this morning at 4 o'clock of spinal meningitis at the home of her parents. The funeral will be held tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock. The service will be at the house and interment will be made in Ms Olive cemetery.
Mr L T Houston of Stockton Worcester county was badly injured at his sawmill last week. A large leg from a car carriage fell, knocking him down and rolling on his legs. He had both legs severely crushed and an amputation at the thigh was performed by Dr Dick with Dr Dickerson assisting. The 79 year old man was taken to Salisbury Hospital where he initially appeared near death but later improved.
At yesterday’s meeting of the Board of County Commissioners the Urbana District No 7 road supervisors were appointed. The list includes Joseph M. Oatsail George W. Stewart Josiah O Rica J Arthur Dixon John M Dixon Wm H Orme Jr Alexander H. Dole Eberle F. Barris J H Outeail Edmond W. McElfresh Wm L. Pardam Nimrod O. Kolb Thomas W. O’Bryan M F Leather Charles D. Dixon Dorsey MacElfresh J Frank Leather John T. Diggs Wm H. Orme Jr Silan O. Fank John Kk. Patera Wm. McO. Rhoderick James O. Hooper John P. McElfresh Benjamin F. Norwood A Windsor Davis Thomas E Eling James B. Dixon George J. H. Kanade and McGill Belt.
Miss Cenelia O. Kain and Mr. George B. Davis were married in Martinsburg at All Saints rectory by Rev. Osborne Lugle. They will reside in Martinsburg. Also notes market quotations for corn wheat and oats and a brief illness report for Willie Eyler in East Patrick Street.
A modern asteotric light plant will be built in Chestertown and 40 dwellings created in Hyattsville. The Harford Geaety Commissionara plans a route for bequest funds from the late William Woolsey. Maryland Trust Company receivership ends. American Finance Corporation to assume obligations. Court of Appeals diafranchising amendment expected by February 2 with campaign prep underway. Detective Hagan leaves for Hamilton, Ontario with bench warrant for Dr Edward B Dawson. Baros to follow with requisition papers. Will of Henry Winter of Ellicott City may be abandoned by his son in New York per aunt’s agreement. Q Court of Appeals hears argument in Hart case. possible U S Supreme Court appeal. Engagement of Miss John M McClave of Aspinwall Pa and ex Mayor Holzapfel Jr. of Hagerstown announced. wedding expected in spring. Fall River textile strike settled.
The University Extension Society selects Professor Powys as lecturer after Mr Lovell’s move. Powys, an Oxford graduate, will present The History of Liberty covering Athens Rome Florence America France and the Republic of the Future. Tickets available at Hall and Reich’s for free distribution to readers securing them.
The home of Mr. O. E. Price in Washington Grove Montgomery County burned at 1 o'clock yesterday morning caused by an overheated stove. Mrs. Price was painfully burned while rescuing articles. Price a government clerk in Washington was preparing to go to work. Loss about 1100 dollars with partial insurance.
Vincent DeP Yingling has purchased the grocery store of Joseph F. Breenbacher on North Market Street. The store will be renovated and Mr. Yingling will take charge on February 1.
Frederick County society holds regular meeting at Mrs Francie Fanwick Smith residence on Thursday January 19 at 8 pm by the Executive Committee. An organ recital at Grace Reformed Church on Tuesday night January 21 and Junior Hall event on January 19 at 8 pm. Frederick athletes Y M C A and Frederick College teams featured with admission details. Lecture on Edgar Allan Poe by Mrs Charlotte Nowell at Woman's College Hall Friday January 26 at 8 pm admission 25 cents. Milk delivery service to town begins January 19 by H Gespert Manchester Dairy. Baltimore and Ohio Railroad announces Florida tours from Frederick with multiple dates and low round trip fares via different lines.
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