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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1906
Page
5
Frederick Social Roundup of Visitors and Local Moves
Yubely personal notes list residents and guests in Frederick including Barnard Winc, Katie Herbert of Leasburg, and M A Englar of Johnsville on business. Mentions of Hon. Aaron B. Anders from Annapolis and Rev. A J Gill visiting family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnard Winc
Baltimore
Katie Herbert
Leasburg
M. A. Englar
Johnsville
Hrederick
O. BR. Keller
Buackeystown
O. J. Riehl
South Market Arrest
Washington
Samuel Culler
Jefferson
Frederick
Faabel Zimmerman
West Third Street
Aaron B. Anders
Maryland
House of Delegates
Annapolia
Ethel Cout
Kemptown
This County
Mabel Spaulding
North Oilvert Street
A.J. Gill
Martinsburg
W. Va
George W. Heinlein
Westhird
Local Health Note on Residents’ Conditions
The report lists several residents with illnesses or recoveries. Nicholas H. Fleming, Elizabeth Ketlar, Minnie Michael, Daniel Barrass, Mrs Wro. Broachey, E. L. Boblitz, May Dyer, George Schell, Kate O Harsh, and John Grumbine show varying progress from sick to improved or unchanged as of today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholas H. Fleming
Elizabeth Ketlar
Minnie Michael
Weat
Patrick Street
Daniel Barrass
Fifth Street
Wro. Broachey
West Patrick Street
E. L. Boblitz
South Market Street
May Dyer
East Fourth Street
George Schell
Baltimore
Kate O’hars
East South Street
Honga
John Grumbine
Deaths of Mrs. Mary O Hoersh berger and Wm. G. Peon
Funeral arrangements are announced for Mrs. Mary O Hoersh berger of Jefferson with 11 a.m. Monday service at the Reformed church and burial in the Reformed cemetery. Wm. G. Peon’s funeral is set for tomorrow with a 9 a.m. home service at Market and Sixth, followed by transport to Damascus for 2 p.m. services at the M B church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary O. Hoershberger
Jefferson
Reformed Church
Reformed
Wm. G. Peon
Market
Sixth Streets
Damascus
M. B
Hayner Attends Schley Dinner in Washington
Senator Rayner who defended Admiral Schley in 1903 was hosted as guest of honor by Admiral and Mrs. Schley at a formal dinner at 1826 I street Washington D C. The attendees included Senator and Mrs Rayner Senator and Mrs Borrows Col and Mrs Henry May Governor and Mrs Merriam Judge and Mrs Howry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayner
Schley
Senator Rayner
Admiral Schley
United States
New Trolley Rumor Sparks Local Interest in Hagerstown
A rumor from Frederick to Hagerstown claims the Baltimore and Frederick Electric Hallway Co is negotiating to buy property in Hagerstown near the depot to serve as a trolley terminal for the Hagerstown to Baltimore line. Officials declined to confirm any purchase while reports also mention possible deals in Boonsboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Hagerstown
Baltimore & Frederick Electric Hallway Co
Hagarstown
Baltimore
Baltimore and Osto
Distasa Tharomor
Trolley
Boonsboro
Divorces and Morals Bill Sparks Maryland Legislature
In the Maryland House debates unfolded over a divorce reform bill restricting immediate remarriage after divorce. Mr Anders defended the measure as public policy and morals while opponents pressed reconsideration. Other actions included a bequest approval to Y M C A Frederick, Brunswick charter amendments, and compulsory education for visually or hearing impaired children. Both houses adjourned until Monday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Anders
Gadwin
Baltimore City
Som Dabate
David M. Brengle
Y.M.U. A
Frederick
Richards
Brunswick
Lackey
Hours of Sermons and Church Meetings Announced
Religious notices list sermon times and Sunday school across All Saints Episcopal Lutheran and other churches. Revivals and gospel meetings are set at Kemp Hall and various parish houses with multiple services and a closing fellowship.
Great Clothing Sale Offers Bargains to Men and Women
John Hendrickson announces a large closing sale featuring Eclipse shirts valued at 100 and 125, ladies corsets, Crepe de Chine Scarfs, Cambric Embroideries, Neons, Seersuckers, Madras, White Madras and Lawns, White Linen, and Fruit of Loom masks. Many items heavily discounted with wide ranges and low prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eoltpes
Seversl Dozsn
Georg B. Rodock & OG
Trolley Crash Damages Car 21 Near Braddock
A Frederick and Middletown Electric Railroad trolley car 21 jumped the track between Braddock and Braddock Spring around 3:30 PM. The car carried express goods including two calves and crates of eggs. no eggs broke. Seven passengers were aboard. Hank Alter suffered chest injuries but survived. Pilots were damaged. wrecking crew summoned after the car stopped about ten feet from the track.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Hank Alt Jer
7T.B. Johnson
Ofr
Hagerstown
Braddock Heights
Middletown
Otis Postmistress Drove 24 Mile Mail Run In Severe Cold
Aisa Frances B Clark the Otis postmistress in Mastsnohnretts drove the 24 mile round trip mail run to Lse when the regular driver was ill. She managed the route during a harsh winter with subzero temperatures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aisa Frances B. Clark
Otis
Mastsnohnretts
Lse
Post Office Bill Challenge for Extra Service Fees
OPES TOTES OOO Sha presented a bill to the Post Office Department for 149 dollars charging 5 dollars for each of the twenty eight trips. Postmaster General Cortelyou notified Mics Clark that department rules do not permit compensation for extra services when a person is salaried by the government, but she will receive a letter of commendation for her faithfulness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sha
Post Office Department
Cortelyou
Mics Clark
Independent Co Fire Company Elects Officers for Year
The Independent Hose Company elected officers for the year at a meeting led by presiding officer Roger McSherry. James McSherry was named president with a full slate including vice president Jacob Rosenstock and secretary William Brengle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James McSherry
J. Roger McSherry
Jacob Rosenstock
Thomas Chapline
Wiliam Brengle
Robert E. Deispisine
Harry Boswers
Jobe Fleahman, Sr
J. J. Bielfeld
Gonrad Ruland
Pailip Seeger
Edward Bentz
Franck Phosbus
Charles Abrecht
Frank Brookey, Jr
Assistaus Pipsmen
George W. Wachter
Lewis Riddlemoser
Alien Knce, Jr
Carl Fleshman
Albert Baker
Eugene Wirts
William Boyer
Ralph Wachter
Johnson Hurrall
Jeers Sobell
Wim
0. Johnson
Osborne Ingle
Oabstue Ingle
D. Roger McSherry
J. F. Hisenhauer
Frederick Art Club Delves Into Famous Greek Temples
The Frederick Art Club meets Thursday evening with Miss Kerr presenting a paper on famous Greek temples. The discussion covers Doric Ionic and Corinthian orders and temples beyond Athens including Tegea Delphi Ephesus Eleusis and Olympia, linking architecture with politics colonization athletics art and religion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art Club
Aeeratory
Miss Kerr
Ionia
Oorinthian
Acropolis
Athens
Thageus
Apollo
Dalphi
Disana
Ephesus
Demeter
Eleusis
Teus
Olympia
Encio
Fire Horses Brave New Team Run Amok in City Mishap
United Fire Company horses attached to an express wagon at Myers livery were driven by Lewis Bahr and Harry Marmon. A startled dash toward East Second Street caused a crash into a tree box in front of Gbames B. Staley’s residence. One horse slipped near Market Street sewer, while Mrs. S. Maynard fell and injured her arm and cheek from fright. The team was later driven to Fourth Street and calmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Fire Company
Myers
Lewis
Bahr
Harry Marmon
East Second
Gbames B. Staley
Market Street
Maynard
West Second Street
Fourth Street
Road Supervisors Appointed by County Board
The board of county commissioners yesterday made several road supervisor appointments for the Pusc avanz? district listing Charles S. Reeder John Hawk Biser Louis H. Miss Thomas B. Haugh Gideon R. Wachter Dennis B. Staley John Horrell Julian E. Kemp George Stone William H. Smith William H. L. Starr Charles Ezra Staley Charles J. Smith George W. Harris Charles H. Dutrow Dennis G. Lenhart and Andrew G. Storr. The board is meeting with Lewistown district supervisors today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
Puscarora District
Cbas
Ss. Reeder
John Hawk Biser
Louis H. Miss
Thomas B. Haugh
Gideon BR. Wachter
Dennis BR. Staley
John Horrell
Julian E. Kemp
George @. Stone
William H. Smith
William H. L. Starr
Charles Ezra Staley
Charles J. Smith
George W. Harris
Charles H. Dutrow
Cottage Sale at Braddock Heights Away for $3500
Mr G Waring Tyson closed the sale of his cottage Waringdasle at Braddock Heights to Miss Doras Ramsborg for $3500. The deal was arranged through Lewis M Nix dorff real estate agent. Ramsborg plans improvements to the property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Waring Tyson
Waringdasle
Braddock Heights
Miss Doras
Ramsborg
Lewis M. Nixdorff
Citizens' National Bank of Frederick Granted Extension
The Citizens' National Bank of Frederick, located in Frederick Maryland, is authorized to have succession until January 2 1926 under amended articles of association. The extension is certified by T P Kane Deputy and Acting Comptroller of the Currency on January 2 1906. Charter No H176 Extension No 2365.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasnisetox
D.C
Wrenens
Citizercs
National Bank of Frederick
Frederick
Maryland
Congress
Thomas BP. Kane
Correner
Citizens’ National Bank of
T.P. Rane
Bracewick Yarolog Factory Progress at Stanswick Site
John Hendrickson reports work on a new canning factory in Stanswick progressing at a vigorous pace. The plant sits on about three acres west of West Reed with a frontage of roughly 200 feet on Failroad Street and extends 300 feet deep. The main building runs 150 feet along Bailroad Street, 32 feet wide, with two stories planned in parts and a north storage room connected by a platform to the main structure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bracewick Yarolog
Stanswick
Knoxhiie Road
Weansr Street
Bailroad Street
Smith Lewis wedding at Evangelical Lutheran parsonage
Harmaso Hassell Smith of Middletown and Ida Helens Lewis of Adams town were married at the Evangelical Lutheran parsonage in Doubs on Thursday evening January 26 by Rev. G. William Millar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith—Lewis
Harmaso Hassell Smith
Middle— Town
Ida Helens Lewis
Adamstown
Evangelical Lutheran Parsonage
Doubs
S.loc’cleck
G. William Millar
Local Advertising List and Notices in Frederick MD
A long jumble of local ads from Frederick Maryland includes a Saturday sale at Frank & Frank's 67 B Patrick St with bundled prices on odds and ends, a K of P third rank by Mountain City Lodge, and the Frederick County Telephone and Telegraph Company directory project due February 16, 1906. It mentions merchants, candies, mustard, car cleaning, and various services, with names like Drie Page and E L Schmid and locations on Patrick and Market streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Wage Increase Rumors At Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Reports indicate a voluntary wage raise for most Baltimore and Ohio trainmen and other staff with a census to guide pension plans and future pay scales. A meeting to finalize the wage structure was postponed, while freight movement remains heavy across Cumberland to Brunswick and a Cumberland loading record was noted. Joshua Simpkins' company will perform next Tuesday at the City Opera House, featuring rural comedy drama with a strong cast, orchestra, and a humorous yet engaging plot centered on Uncle Josh and Skinner Tavern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimare & Ohio Railroad
Baltimore and Ohio
Cuumberland
Brunswick
Snodsy
Cumberland
Joshua Simpkins
City Opera House
Joshua [Simpkins
Skinner
Josh
Gaele Josh
Frederick High School three team league game result
In Gro Hall this morning the H team led by captain William M. Storm won 8 to 4 in the second game of the Frederick High School Basketball Association. Starting lineups listed include L Baghes and Hendrickson for S team and W Storm and P Brown for H team with officials Cramer Landauer Kefanver noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick High School Basketball Association
Gro Hall
William M. Storm
Eer
L. Baghes
Hendrickson
G. Robinson
A Hendrickson
T. Legg
A. L. Ordemax
J. Thomas
XM. Rice
W. Storm
R. G P. Brown
W. L. Cramer
FE. M. Landauer
Barry J. Kefanver
Local Dwellings And Fire Company News
Mr. Marshall Schreifer erects a frame dwelling on Trail avenue and Mr. Lewis S. Hahn is appointed driver for horses purchased by the United Steam Fire Engine Company. Market quotas for today list corn at 2.20 per barrel or 43 cents per bushel shelled, wheat No 3 red 79 3/4 cents per bushel, steamer 70 cents, rejected 60 cents, damaged 55 cents per bushel, gas at 30 cents per bushel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall Schreifer
Trail Avenue
Lewis S. Hahn
United Steam Fire Engine Company
Electric Lights for Knoxville Streets
Knoxville Ohio County begins one year contract to light streets with electric lights. Harper’s Ferry Electric Company awarded the project and will install the system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knoxville
Ohia County
Harper’s Ferry Electric Company
Textile Band trip to Havre de Grace for concert
Mr. Harry Kolb and Jane Rhodes left this morning for Havre de Grace to take part in a concert by the Textile Band led by Wm. L. Fisher. Albers R. Wallis also departed to perform solo cornet pieces for the band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Kolb
Jane Rhodes
Havre de Grace
Wm. L. Fisher
Albers R. Wallis
Sale of Farm at Boyd's Station in Montgomery County
Real estate firm Mesera, Cramer & Stauffer closed the sale of Edgar O. DeLaughbter's farm at Boyd's Station Montgomery County Maryland. The 170 acre property sold to Danisi W. Shorb of Thurmont for 5500 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesera, Cramer & Stauffer
Edgar O. DeLaughbter
Boyd’s Station
Montgomery County
Danisi W. Shorb
Thurmont
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