PURELY PERSONAL NOTES FROM FREDERICK AND AREA GUESTS
Local residents and visitors are listed in a social roundup. Daniel Ordeman visits Washington. Ina Darr spends time with Maud Creager in Walkersville. Bettie Markell travels to Baltiscore. Hampton Wilton visits friends in Frederick. R A Butcher visits Baltimore relatives. Seliman Gaither returns to parental home. Willard Markey stays with family. John Wosd and son visit Frederick. George F Abrecht noted in West Patrick Middletown. Vernon Rhoads visits Baltimore relatives. Minnie Flickinger returns from Ostroll County. Horatio Waters Ethel Waters and Olivia Wilbide visit relatives in Hagerstown. J M Rhinehart returns from Washington. Floreoss Fuckinger returns from Middletown. Howard V Daizow travels to New York en route to Panama. Maud Creager returns home after Frederick Middletown and Myersville visits. Rufous Flickinger retires home. Rosa Sperow and Mary Burton visit relatives. Shipley family returns from Pittsburgh. Edgar Davis leaves for Neely & Fnacr Baltimore as foreman trimmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel T. Ordeman
Washington
Ina Darr
Maud Creager
Walkersville
Mizz Bettie Markell
West Patrick Street
Baltiscore
Hampton Wilton
Jetanos
R. A. Butcher
Frederick
Baltimore
Seliman Gaither
Willard Markey
John Bare
West South Street
Fougaville
John T. Wosd
George F. Abrecht
Middletown
Vernon M. Rhoads
South Market Street
Minnie Flickinger
East Patrick Streat
Ostroll County
Horatio Waters
Ethel Waters
Olivia Wilbide
Hagerstown
J. M. Rhinehart
Floreoss Fuckinger
East Patrick Street
Howard V. Daizow
New York
Panama
Myersville
Rufous Flickinger
Carroll E County
Levi Blickinger
Rosa Spero
D. F. Davis
Neely & Fnacr
Local residents report mixed illness updates
Mira Gertia Ray of Feagarville is on the sick list. Claggett Rameburg of West Fourth is quite sick. George J. Lambert of West Patrick Street is improving. G Jacob Beckey of West Saush Street continues to improve. Wm Crimmings, ill for over a month, is better. Grace Sponseller of South Market Street is improving. Dr J M Goodman of North Market Street is mentioned. Mrs W P Merman of South Market Street is confined at home by illness. Irving Mateny of West Patrick Street, once very sick, is able to be up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mira Gertia Ray
Feagarville
Claggett Rameburg
West Fourth
George J. Lambert
West Patrick Street
G. Jacob Beckey
West Saush Street
Wm. M. Crimmings
Grace Sponseller
South Market Street
City leaders visit Hagerstown to study Academy of Music
Mayor Smith and the Board of Aldermen traveled to Hagerstown this afternoon to inspect the Academy of Music and gather information that may help decide whether to pursue improvements for the city office here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Smith
Board of Aldermen
Academy of Music
Committee Appointed to Install Horses in Engine House
A committee formed to prepare the engine house for installation of horses includes J. Roger McSherry enshrmap Jacob Rosenstock Thomas Chapline George Wallace and Milton Eagle. The item appears in The News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hosa Qo
Consiata
J. Roger McSherry
Enshrmap
Jacob Rosenstock
Thomas Chapline
George Wallace
Milton Eagle
Debt paid in full as fire destroys church loan notes
A church debt of about 2500 dollars, paid after twenty two years, was extinguished in a morning service as notes were cremated in front of a large Fredericks congregation. The celebration followed Rev Thomas Freeman Dixon’s plan for the 125th anniversary and praised the congregation’s hard work and leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lass
Finance Commitrce
Shostegateken
B. McSleery
Comimistiee
Ite
Frederck
Exemption Bill Extends Tax Relief for Large Factories
The Frederick City Board of Aldermen, by unanimous vote at a special meeting, agreed to amend the exemption bill to grant tax relief for factories with 25 or more employees within city limits for a period of five years. The decision followed debate on extending city taxation and aimed to balance industry needs with municipal revenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Dalegate Richards
Frederick County
Frederick
McClintock Young
Robinson
Moeting
Hichardas
Young
Mr. Douglass
Schell
Hindley
Altermann Schall
New Maryland Voting Plan Move in Democratic Committee
The Frederick county Democratic central committee backs a proposed Maryland ballot reform. The plan, drafted by Glenn H. Worthington, would use a uniform multi column ballot with party prefixes, alphabetical candidate rows, and a home voting option under supervision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comatttes
Frederick
Warfield
O. BH. Eckstein
J. FE. Smith
John Wood
Maryland
Glenn H. Worthington
Aegapolis
Mil
Worthington
Bar
SIE
Great closing out sale offers apparel and furs
John Hendrickson Sorpae Model advertises a closing out sale featuring Bolinve fancy Madras shirts at 6S dollars, ladies corsets, Crepe de Chine scarfs, Cambric embroideries, new gowns and lawn pieces, white Madras fabrics, and Fruit of Loom muslin. highlights include garment and fur department bargains with deep discounts on children's cloaks and general sale items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic
Market Quotations and Fines Reported in County
Local market quotes show Corn at 2.20 per barrel and 0.43 per bushel shelled. Wheat No 2 red listed at 0.70 per bushel with various misreads. Oats priced at 0.30 per bushel. In a separate ruling Postoffice Inspector Sharron from Washington fined three county residents 2.40 each for using first-class mail at underpaid rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bart. G
Postoffice
Sharron
Washington
Obituary notes for Mrs. Sarah O Boyle and infant Clarence Baker
Mrs. Sarah O Boyle widow of John O Boyle died Saturday at home in Terre Haute Indiana at age 76 or 77. She leaves five children and several siblings including Mrs. Raymond Reich and Mrs James Pearre. Clarence W Baker infant son of Ev ers and Rosa Baker died at 101 East South street after a illness aged 1 year 9 months 25 days. Funeral services were at home conducted by Rev B E McLean with interment at Olivet cemetery. O Carty funeral director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah O'Boyle
Sarah DelLashmutt O'Boyle
John O’boyle
Tatra Haute
Indiana
O'Boyle
Dudge Elias Delashante
Thin Alty
Aistera
Raymond Reich
Fraperick
James Pearre
Montgomery County
Wm. DeLsahmatt
Martinsville
Lil
Var DeLsashuctr
Terra Hante
Ind
John Delashmatt
Mr. Airy
Maryland
Clarence Bakee
Clarence W. Baker
Evers
Rosa Baker
East South Street
Rer. BE. L. McLean
Me. Olivet
O. O Carty
Pearre Again Candidate in Maryland Race
Col George A Pearre of Maryland sixth district declares plans to seek renomination at the upcoming Republican district convention. He faces no anticipated opposition and expects easy renomination across district counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearre
Battimore
George A. Pearre
House of Representatives
Maryland
Congresa Batera
Advertised Letters at Frederick City Post Office 1905
A list of remaining advertised letters dated Saturday January 27 1905 at Frederick's post office. Recipients include Geislermen William Cuaie Albert Dorsey Lewis Johnson M Adenes Ones Keath M F M'Donnell William Speck Daniel F Snoak Grace Gibboney Martha Hood Emma Miller Mrs David Speck Mrs Carry Tompson Mrs J C Van Fossen. Letters not called for within two weeks will be sent to the dead letter office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City
Ics
Csk
Deld Ietter
GesiLemen
William Cuaie
Albert Dorsey
Lewis Johnson
M. Adenes
Ones. Keath
M. F. M’donnell
William Speck
Daniel F. Snoak
Lapres’ List
Grace Gibboney
Martha Hood
Emma Miller
David Speck
Carry Tompson
J. C. van Fossen
Taffy Pulling Party Honors Miss Maude Lease
Mr and Mrs M F Lease of North Market street hosted an old time taffy pulling party for their daughter Miss Maude Lease last Friday night. A large group of friends attended and enjoyed various games and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. F. Lease
North Market Street
Maude Lease
Sew Road Law Seeks County Control of Road Funds
A substitute bill to the Shoemaker Road Law is being prepared by Frederick County representatives. It would place fund control and road construction oversight in the County Commissioners, with annual state aid of 3200,000 to be allocated by county needs and local petition backing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Regoo S. Harp
Telford
Citizens' National Bank of Frederick charter extension certified
Washington D C January 2 1906 certified by the Deputy Comptroller of the Currency that Citizens' National Bank of Frederick Maryland is authorized to have succession extending its corporate existence under the act of Congress approved July 12 1882 The charter extension lists extension to January 2 1926 and bears official seal and signatures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washigton
D. C
Wherras
Citizens’ National Bank of Frederick
Frederick
Maryland
Congress
Thomas AL Kane
Funeral notices from Damascus and Harrisburg area
The report details multiple funerals including Wm. G. Pana from Market and Sixth streets with services in Damascus and a large gathering, Benjamin Riggs from Harrisburg with services at Asbury church, Mrs. Mary O. Hershberger at the Reformed church, and Elizabeth Orabba from Yellow Springs with services at Pleasant Hill church. Funeral directors Thomas P. Ries and others are named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. G. Pana
Market
Sixth Streets
Mr. A. Castle
Damascus
Montgomery County
M.E. Church
Bar
Joan A. Wright
Kemptown
Pillchesters
Grover G. Lewis
Downie L. Young
Atwood Young
Ernest Duvail
Arobis Thompson
Montg.Duvall
Thomas P. Rics
Benjamin Riggs
Harrisburg
Peeumonia
John Page
Yellow Springs
Pleasant Hill Church
5. M. Hench
William V. Wolfe
George Schaffer
Charles V. Sauner
Josiah R .Hengs
Eimund F. Feaga
John J. Moore
Pleasant Hill Cemetery
Thomas P. Ries
Man fined for speeding on Market Street
John EK. Robinson Jr was arrested by Officer Simpson for violating the city speed ordinance. He pled guilty before Justice John Woodster and paid a $20 fine after running his auto down Market Street at high speed just after 1 PM. Forecasted by witnesses, the speed was likened to a railroad express train. A separate notice promotes the Kentucky Blossoms big colored comedy company arriving February 1 and 2 at the City Opera House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John EK. Robinson, Jr
Simpson
Robinson
Market Street
John Woodster
Kentucky
City Opera House
Burglaries Wrecks and Wounds Mark Maryland News
James F. Boros grocery at St Michael's is burgled. A freight wreck disrupts Potomac Valley service. Pastor Retauben O Keefe of Towson dies from double pneumonia contracted visiting a parishioner. Baltimore Methodist conference planning moves to Eotaw Street church. Henry Hawkins, a Maryland Agricultural College worker, is shot and wounded. Briscoe, another colored employee, is arrested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James F. Boros
St. Michael’s
Potomac Valley
Western Maryland
Retauben O'Keefe
Catholic Church of the Immaculate
Towson
Methodist Episcopal Church
Haltimore
Eotaw Strach Methodist Episcopal Church
Henry Hawkins
Walter
Maryland Agricultural College
Briscoe
Tragic Child Burned to Death Near Germantown
The three year old child of Mr and Mrs Howard Crawford of Middlebrook near Germantown Montgomery county died hours after a Friday morning accident. Mrs Crawford suffered burns to arms hands and face as the child prayed beside the fire. The family grieves deeply over the fatal incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Crawford
Middlebrooke
Germantown
Montgomery County
Sfee Crawford
Local notices and services advertised at Frank & Franks
Fres every day a large plate of soup at Frank and Franks 57 E Patrick St. Dr William Taran eyes specialist at Baltimore will be at Emergency Hospital Wednesday January 31. The Third Rack conferred Monday evening by Mountain City Lodge K of P and GO A Lasvis K of R. & 8. Farmers urged to store meat with Pearlless Paper Meat Sack from Great Southern Printing Freder ick Md sold 3 4 5 cents by grocers or on order via firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Taran
Baltimore
Nottce K
Mountain City Lodge
P. GO. A. Lasvis
Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Company
Frederick
In Memoriam Resolutions for Mrs John Halter
Resolved that God in him all wise and providence move from our midst beloved sister and Sunday school co worker Mrs John Halter. Resolved that her exemplary Christian character inspires in Sunday school life and home. Acknowledges her earnest sincerity reverence and devotion to worship. Sympathies extended to husband and children as we commend her example to imitation. Copy of resolutions to be spread in minutes and sent to her family by committee of Evangelical Lutheran Sunday School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Halter
Sauda School
Baller
H. E. Sarra
Jons Ep, Echell
L. E. Kepler
A. H. Hargineron
Lewis Barer
Evangelical Lutheran Sunday School
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Daily News
Bistory
Thomas Par Cist
Reveluvoruy
Thetford
England
Henry Lee
Weath
Wasurvason
Fee News
Moor
Ghist
The
Weather Bureau
SEW Sd
Stoner & Becksy, Trusts
W.H. Berger
L. G. Man
Qgity Opera House
Frank & Frank
R . Mantz
Red Star
Sala
Doll Bros. Tang
Lowenstein & Wertheimer Parlor Furnitura
Oo. O. Carty Wovelties
G. Qlynna & Co
Homekeeping Sale
Neidig & Miller
Flemsant
Ewspaper Fachive
J. J. Ellis
Evangelical Reformed Church
Dr. Eschbach
Heb
Job
First Baptist Church
Wiliam Hammond Parker
United Brethren Church
Psater
J. W. Kiracofe
Christian Endeavor
Steck
Lutheran Church
St. John’s Catholic Church
Fether Kane
Matthew
Schleyervills
O. M. Gilpin
Misa Ingla
Grace Raformed Chaurch
E . Modesz
Iris
II Peter
Trinity Methodist Church
South
J. H. Baithin
Epworth Dengus
Boy's Temperance Association
Joan
Russell Stall
S. Thomas Stail
West Fourth Street
Linstes
Glenn EH. Worthington
O.C
Citizens’ National Bank
John Hendrickson
DELTH
Sochal World
Ertificate
Treasury Department
Office OF Comptroller OF the Surrency
Pleasel
Isasor
John Sendricksor
News OF the
O. Frask Rice
Excelsior Stesma Carpet Cleaning Works
E. L Schmid
Citizens’ Nat. Bank
EN Memoriam
George
Rodock
Eemenel
Sparta
Eoglah
Rodook
Thos. P. Rice
North Market Streset
Eastifourth Steel
Potomac
Belant & Knott
CECIL
Morgan Cecil
Frederick, MD
Bis Place
O. L. Kefauver
Uftical Specialist
Cor
Franklin Street
City Hotel
Martadaris D. G. E. Foster
D. H. E. Refauver
Church Street
Weill
Allen Dones
Second Street
F. B. Sappengtor
China
Housekecgl
F.B
Sappingtor
Cy Malle
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