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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 22, 1906

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3

Local residents on visits and trips across towns

Miss Nannie Potts visits Richmond Virginia while Miss Aiamie Hahn goes to Hagerstown. Edgar Morner of Baltimore spends time with friends. Daniel W. Shorb of Thermont conducts Frederick business. Camdene Ramaberg travels to Clarksburg West Virginia for business and pleasure. Glenn O Garber moves to Baltimore for a creative position. Helen W. Landager returns from Altoona. Aiea Elinor Crane visits Piedmonts Casper B. Gline in Frederick area. Ethel Sammerz travels from Mt. Pleasant to Myersville friend Misa Mateny. Diffends couple return from Philadelphia to East Second Street. May Dalanter from Harper’s Ferry returns after visiting Ellie Mateny in Myersville. Charles Shaw goes to West Chester Pennsylvania for foreman job at knitting mill. Ellen Legg visits Catherine Knox at 410 Bolton Street Baltimore during a Monday German event. Huddis couple of Woodstock on wedding trip staying with Franck Swope at South Market Street. W O S Sperow and wife with Mrs. John Sperow of St James visit Rev. J W Kiracofe. Mrs. Sperow is Kiracofe’s sister.

Nannie Potts Courk Square Richmond Aiamie Hahn West South Street Hagerstown Edgar Morner Baltimore Alee Daniel W. Shorb Thermont Frederick Camdene Ramaberg Clarksburg W. Va Glenn O Garber Helen W. Landager Qchurch Altoona Aiea Elinor Crane Piedmont W_ Va Casper B. Gline East Third Street Ethel Sammerz Mt. Pleasant Misa Mionie Dinterman Myersville Diffends Philadelphia East Second Street Iss May Dalanter Harper’s Ferry Misaellie Mateny Wess Patrick Street Charles Shaw East Patrick Street West Chester Ellen Legg Catherine Knox Bolton Street Snd Huddis Woodstock Franck Swope South Markat Street Sperow John Sperow St. James Washington County J. W Kiracofe South Market Street Kiracofe

Robert Downing Presents Hank Monk at City Opera House

Veteran actor Robert Downing performs Hank Monk or The Days of 49 at the City Opera House tonight. Described as old school in drama, he adapts to western roles while delivering strongCharacter portrayal matching his broader repertoire. In a separate note, north of the city James Houck sustained injuries after his horse tripped over a cart of stones but remained aboard.

Robert Downing Hank Monk City Opera House Downing Fach Essily Othel Gladiator Sierras Joaquin Miller Jorse Fei James Houck Br. Houck

John Italy Fined For Disorderly Conduct By Officers

John Italy was arrested Saturday night by Officer King for disorderly conduct. He appeared before Judge Eckstein who ordered $2 paid. Elke in New Home The Elka moved from rooms in Citizens' National Bank building to a new building at Court and Wass Second streets.

John Italy Officer King Jamcs O. H. Eckstein Elke Elka Citizens' National Bank Court and Wass Second Streets

Anniversary report of the Young Men's Bible Society

The eighty fifth annual meeting of the Young Men's Bible Society of Frederick County was held in the Evangelical Lutheran church. Dr. A K Steck of York gave the address. The report details district canvasses, Bible and Testament distribution, and finances, noting 2421 families visited and 232 Bibles and Testaments distributed.

Young Men’s Bible Society Frederick County Evangelical Lutheran Church Edward 8. Richelberger Charles F. Steck Bya J. H. Balth John . Pensics J. Welsy Fabrney A. R. Steck Yors Cuet Hershberger Mullinix Osborne Isgte Steck J Welty Calvie L. Hines Landers Maryland Brunswick Petersville Jefferson Ber- Hitteville Middletown Jackson Oatootin Hanvers Braddock Whita Ostostin Mountain Hinee Ontectin South Mountains Potomac River Middletons Harbaugha Hylers Camely Catoctin Knorville Weverton Canterville Broad Run Burkittevile Arnoldstown Locust Valley New Baltimore Paul Commonwealth of Israel Young Men's Bible Society A& PS Colportear

Endowment fund plan noted by local society leaders

The text details cash payments to several local publishers and services, announces an endowment fund strategy funded by subscriptions and life membership certificates, and lists church directors and community residents' health updates. Names include Ernest Helfenstein, Charles Gilpin, John Ramsburg, Henry Nixdorf, S. E. Brown, A. Fearhake, and many others with status updates on various residents.

Yislieg Protestant Episcopz Ernest Helfenstein Charles M. Gilpin E. C. Shepherd Frank B. Sappington Evangelical Reformed John S. Ramsburg Wm. Aa. Borger Jacob Rohrback George M. Gittinger Evangelical Lutheran Henry M. Nixdorf Grayson E. Hower BH. BR. Heck Wm. G. Zimmerman Presbyterian S. E. Brown Charles W. Ely E. 5 Eichelberger Harry Steiner A. Fearhake Wilbur Devall J. BH. Harris Rush R. Lewin P. D. Fairney H. P. Fahrney Milton McDanuwel J. Welty Fabrasy M. E. South Harry Ebert United Brethren Reno &. Harp

Hagerstown License Legislation Promoted by City Leaders

City Attorney directs preparation of enabling act for session to raise license fees from 100 to 300 and authorize a city tax on various businesses and professions. If enacted the mayor and council may tax up to 50 annually for professions including lawyers physicians opticians optometrists dentists engineers contractors bakers auctioneers printers real estate agents banks barber shops and other trades.

Hagerstown Alexander Armstrong, Jr

Shop to Open in Etchison Building on South Market

A new shop and clothing store is planned for the Etchison building on South Market street around March 1. Sir John M Zimmermann of the B and O Railroad slipped yesterday while alighting from an engine and sprained his left leg badly. A contractor outfit with wagons and scoops, drawn by mules, passed Frederick on Saturday. the man in charge said the outfit was bound from Clarke county Virginia to Baltimore to be sold.

Clarke County Baltimore

Fan and Frolic Club Meets at Miss Bader’s Home

The Social World column notes the Fan and Frolic Club gathering Friday afternoon at Miss Margaret Bader’s Clarke Place home with games and amusements and refreshments served. At Home notices invite friends to Mr. and Mrs. Howard Young’s January 29 anniversary party on East Second Street from 8 to 13 o'clock. Pittsburg Dispatch reports a new oil strike in Yellow Creek Calhoun County at Boat Oil Company No. 5 on Ramsburg farm producing about 200 barrels daily from Berea grit.

Margaret Bader Clarke Place Howard Young East Second Street Pittsburg Yellow Creek Calhoun County Boat Oil Company R. M. Ramsburg Berea

Religious World Sunday Schools and Societies

Summary of weekly church activities across denominations including sermons at German Baptist and First Baptist churches, morning and evening services at Evangelical Reformed, Catholic rites, and Sunday schools. Reports note revival services, catechetical classes, program plans, and lay leadership changes across Trinity M E, All Saints, Schleysville, Lutheran, Graos Reformed, and Methodist churches with dates and attendees.

Yeaterdey P.D. Fanroey B.A. Braner First Baptist Church Hov Nem Hammond Parker Evangelical Reformed Church Dr. Eschbach Jac Jesus St. John’s Catholic Church Presbyterian Church Thomas Freeman Dixos United Brethren J. B. Balbis All Saints’ Protestant Episcopal Church Kar Osborne Iogle Schleysville O. M. Gilpin Nannie Floyd Obas. T. Steck Shamokin Steck Ministry of Reconciliation Young Men’s Bible Society Frederick County A.R. Steck York Sonflay School Graos Reformed Church Ray E. L. McGean Mita Society Gracs Methodist Episcopal Church L. A. Thirlkeld M. G. Urner Urner W.H. Duvall George Heinlein Edward Heinlein The Missionary Society Albert Gilson W. H. Duvall Rod Edgar Stoore Dr. McDowell

Lawson Yingling-Mis Eva Bell Tie The Knot At Forest Grove

Misa Eva Bell Yingling daughter of Mr and Mrs William Yingling of near Greenfield and Cleveland Fillmors Lawson son of Mr and Mrs William EF Lawson of near Hyattstown were married at Forest Grove church at five o clock on December 28 Miss Nellie E Laweon sister of the groom was maid of honor Miss Smith of Clarkaturg played the wedding march Ushers included Leslie Maloolex Edgar Bartletts Newman Darrow and Hood Doll The ceremony was conducted by Rev Mr Smith A reception followed at the bridegrooms home on New Year s Night and the couple left for Washington for their honeymoon They will reside near Hyattstown

Lawson — Yingling Misa Eva Bell Yingling William Yingling Greenfield Cleveland Fillmors Lawson Wiliam EF. Lawson Hyattstown Forest Grove Church Nellie E. Laweon Smith Clarkaturg Leslie Malool

Road Supervisors Appointed by County Board

The board of county commissioners announces appointments of road supervisors by district. Mt. Pleasant District names Henry C. Fox George W. Gittings Jacob P. Besson Charles W. Zimmerman George W Sheetenheim George A. Etziler Charles P. Kefauver Fox Maurice B. Cramer. Walkerstille District names Charles H. Zimmerman David L. Hedges Marshall Waltz John M. Diaterman. Mechanicstown District lists Josiah E. Wilbide George Baker Marshall A. Gaugh John S. Fraley Maurice J. Albrogh Jonathan Fraley George W. Milter John G. Farmer Adam R. Zentz W. L. B. Zentz W. N. Wilside.

Board of County Commissioners Mt. Pleasant Henry C. Fox George W. Gittings Jacob P. Besson Charles W. Zimmerman George W Sheetenheim George A. Etziler Charles P. Kefauver Charles of. Fox Maurice B. Cramer Walkerstille Charles H. Zimmerman David l. Hedges Marshall Waltz John M. Diaterman Mechanicstown Josiah E. Wilbide George Baker Marshall A. Gaugh John S. Fraley Maurice J. Albrogh Jonathan Fraley George W. Milter John G. Farmer Adam R. Zentz W. L. B. Zentz W. N. Wilside

Frederick County Fair Dates Set by New Board

The new board of managers of the Frederick County Agricultural Society held a meeting and fixed October 16, 1718 and October 19, 1906 as the dates for the next fair. Cottage sold. Mr Waring Tyson has sold his cottages at Braddock Heights to Miss Dora Oc Ramaburg.

Waring Tyson Braddock Heights Miau Dora OC Ramaburg

Frederick bank authorized to extend corporate existence to 1926

The Citizens National Bank of Frederick is certified as authorized to extend its corporate existence until January 2, 1926 under the national banking act. The board also declares a semi annual dividend of four percent clear of taxes payable on demand, per cashier William G. Zimmerman.

Wassisdon D.C Warrens Citizens’ National Bank of Frederick County of Maryland Congress Thomas I Race Citizens' National Bank of Band WM. G. Zimmerman

Death notices from Pollman and surrounding towns

Obituaries report John David Layman a longtime Pollman resident who died January 10 at home after a year and a half illness. Mary Jane Abb 35 died at Frederick City Hospital from liver cancer. Mrs John C Weast died of Brights disease. Ella Cook aged about four died after severe burns. Mary Herring 15 months died of pneumonia near Jefferson with funeral plans.

John David Layman John David Laymar Pollan Washington Decessed Middletown Valley Kefauver Ann Ostharine Ringer Thomas Ringer St. Louis Pollman Hea Congregational Church of Palimsu Sit Pollman Monroe Daosased Mies Mary Jane Mary Jane Abb Frederick City Hospital Ruams John Abb Shonkatowns Besn Gem Steam Laundry Union Knuitting Bright Willow Brook Mixses Laure Minnie Woeast P. Samuel Nosmagie Charies Nostnagie California Ous Clayton RK. Hemp Jefferson Willow Brook Mill Instermant Ms. Olivas Cemetery Iss Ella Cook Misa Ella Cook S. Calvin Osblentz Middletown

Horse Drops Dead Near Liberty Town While Being Driven

A horse owned by Wilders or Frederick while pulling a buggy near Liberty town suddenly collapsed and died about a mile and a half beyond M&T Pleasant. The animal showed no prior sickness. Mr. EB Angleberger assisted Wilders by bringing him and the buggy home.

Award Wilders Frederick Libertytown Ines M&t

Remnants Offerings from Silke and Wool Goods

A trader notes remnants of Silke, Grenadines, and Wool Dress Materials sold at low prices to clear stock. White goods arriving soon. The dealer plans to leave items open next week for quick selling and highlights a choice line for buyers.

P.S —White Goode

Higher liquor law agitation in Allegany County cited

A proposed higher liquor license law for Allegany County is being agitated. A house to house canvass in Laurel seeks signers to petitions for and against the proposal. An Italian worker died after being struck by a westbound freight near Clear Spring Station on the Western Maryland Railroad. Rev Joel Rossiter of Baltimore's First Reformed marks thirty seven years as pastor. Five boys were injured when thrown from a track on which they rode, the Hagerstown and Northrea Electric Railway track. The Frederick High School Basketball Association opened with a 6 to 4 game at Groff Hall. Team H led by captain William M Storm. lineup listed with L Hughes, J Enright, and others.

Baltimore Hagerstown Frederick High School Basketball Association Groff Hall Wionieg J.N. Thomas Kig W- Cramer W.storm Cape R. G. I. Dandaner L Ordeman Umptra P. Brown Harry J. Kofanver

Advertised Letters List for Frederick City Post Office

A January 2 1805 notice lists remaining advertised letters at the Frederick city post office. Applicants must call for advertised letters titled GESTLEMEN S List and Lavres List. letters unclaimed within two weeks go to the dead letter office. The lists include D Brown Wel ford Clark Colored Ostholic School Bar Hooper Luther Grace Test G G Williams Lir Woolfisid Mrs W O Kerrep Miss Florencs Offerd.

Frederick City

Local notices and ads mix in Frederick area page

Notices call Mountain City D of L meeting on death of Sister Annis F Weast and a Women’s Christian Temperance Union meeting tonight at 7 20. Eagles meeting at Frederick Aerie 1067 Tuesday Jan 23 with banquet after. Choral Society rehearsal moved to College Hall. Local sale offers false bargains on carpets Velveteen and drapery goods at Geog ge S Bodine firm 406 North Market Street. Listings include groceries clothing, candies, and classes at Frederick College and a night school offering bookkeeping shorthand and typewriting.

Daughters of Liberty Mountain City Ganneil D. of L Annis F. Weast McDoxarp O. T. Eline Frederick Aerie Sp.m Aarminster Room Waita Geogge Bodise

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