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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 01, 1903

Page

3

Residents and visitors call Frederick home and away

A parade of names shows locals and guests touring nearby towns from Baltimore to Hagerstown. Notables include Mr A Stange of Boyds visiting Frederick, Miss Edythe Grambine and Miss Maud Grambine visiting Thermont, and Miss Mae Butler visiting Katie Kans in Baltimore.

A. Stange Boyds Frederick Lawrence Minatree Baltimore Edythe Maud Grambine Thermont John Hershberger Hageratown Mae Butler Katie Kans John Mamie Dill Dill Avenue Chas. Grove Gapland Moenere Bruce Butts Harry Nixdorff Portemouth Charles W. Ross, Jr Braddock Osrrie Kolb Third Street Wm. Smith Pleasant Daniel B Miller East Patrok Street Ocean City

Funeral of J Allen Pegley in Cumberland

The funeral for J Allen Pegley who died of consumption at 35 was held yesterday from the B and O depot at 12 40 pm. Rev Luther Kehlman conducted services with interment at Mt Olives cemetery. Remains escorted by Moseley Concert Hotel. cemetery procession by Park Hotel workers. Pegley was a noted Cumberland ban vocal soloist.

J. Allen Pegley Cumberland Luther Kehlman Mt. Olives Cemetery F. Schroeder Pogisy Ban Moseley

Otioke Feat Bees Acare Work Scraping East Third Street

Brief local items note a bee care project on East Third Street led by Otioke. The entry highlights neighborhood street work and nearby civic notices.

Otioke Bees Acare East Third Street

Children’s Day Services at M D Church in New Market

The M D church in New Market will hold Children’s Day services this Sunday evening at 8 o’clock. All are invited to attend.

M.D New Market

Teachers' Meeting Pushes for Higher County Salaries

The thirty sixth annual State Teachers' Association gathering at Ocean City pushes for a state law establishing a minimum teacher salary across counties. Governor Smith and State Superintendent M Bates Stephens address public schools while A O Willison argues for organizing the teaching corps to secure increased pay and longer terms.

State Teachers’ Association Seasion Ocean City Smith M. Bates Stephens A.O. Willison Board of School Commissioners Allegany County Gur State Maryland W. 5. Crouse Caroline County H. M. Armatrong Sperrows Point Charles B. Dryden Frostberg Norman School George T. Winston Raleigh United States Goms Tne

Public School Teachers Get State Support Acknowledgement

The Teachers' Pension act of 12 offers limited relief to public school teachers who have dedicated their careers to teaching. Proponents say the state should ensure adequate salaries, proper school facilities, full scholastic years, and protection from political interference to sustain qualified educators. The association announced committee appointments with Prof. E. L. Boblitz as chair of elementary and secondary schools, Miss M. Robinson as a member and reading circle board member, WH Murphy on mathematics, and Miss Pearl A. Bader on mathematics committee.

E. L. Boblitz Mies M. M. Robinson Mias Robinson

The Braddock Colony Notes of the Cottage Settlement on the Mountain Top

Special correspondence reports pleasant weather and growing improvements at the Braddock Colony. Residents list new stone driveway work, lighting plans, water works expansion, and social events including a large Tuesday dance. Visitors include Dr. Hiram Woods and family, Miss Javie Birley, and others from Bon Air and Brightside with summer guests at several cottages. The Fourth of July celebration is planned in both the colony and the Heights.

Pavilles Schley Tan D. Grove White White Obsries B. Tyson Miss Tyson Waringdale Camp Schley Inn Ed. Haller Hiram Woods Baltimore la Fonda Cottage Javie Birely Frederick Ruth Manuiliniz Bon Air Cincinnati Elizabeth Mulliniz John Richardson Colorado Brightside George T. Cline Los Angeles Cal A. &. Yeakle Mary E. Gittinger Harper’s Ferry Mies Mollis Middletown California Maine Barbara Fritchie Whitter Mr. J. Wistar Huey Hello Inn Meews Wm. H. Alger

Emancipation Picnic Set at Fair Grounds With Club Backing

The annual Emancipation Picnic will be held at the fair grounds on Thursday August 6 under the auspices of the local Afro American Club with Harrison M Thutmsa as president. Also noted is an application for divorce filed by Mrs Daisy Stewart through attorney P F Pampel against her husband Jobo H Shewart.

Msocipation Picaic Fair Grounds Clab Harrison M. Thutmsa Daisy Stewart P. F. Pampel Jobo H. Shewart

Honeymoon Ends As Groom Charged With Fake Pretenses

Mark A Woodell 25, a Forestry Department official, is charged by Hallie Hicks with obtaining 140 dollars by false pretenses last January. He wed Monica Regina Duffy in Baltimore and on Monday was arrested in Washington and released on 100 dollar bail. The couple honeymooned at Camp Schley Inn and Frederick before returning to the bride’s home.

Mark A. Woodell Pobler Hartigan Washington Woodell Monica Regina Duffy Colindia Clarke Duffy Emet Baltimore Frederick Camp Sobley Inc Braddock Hoighte Wara Hallie Hicks T. B. Kenny St. Anne's Catholic Church John E Graham L. J. McNemara O.E. Laushan Pohler and Hartigan Mr. Woodell

Real Estate Transfers and Court Notices End June 1903

Week's records from the Circuit and Orphans' Courts detail transfers of real estate in Frederick County including parcels at Braddock Heights and Frederick city with sums from 1,400 to 2,500. Marriage licenses issued for Harkless Hall and John T. Anderson pairings. inventories and executors named in estates. flood damage to bridges and roads reported with plans to inspect and repair.

Circuit and Orphans’ Courts Braddock Heights Improvement Company John H. Catshall Singleton T. Stull Martin Miller Frederick City Camp Schley Association Frederick County Braddock Heights Hiram W. Kipe Lewis P. MM. Kissick William M. Bopst Charles F. Bothenhoefer Ib Frederick James G. Stevens Abram Long Lancen Cline Josiah F. Smith Martin V. Easterday Harkless M. Hall Montgowery Matie Jackson John T. Anderson Brooklyn Annie Brashear Mt. Airy Orphans’ Court John R. Jones Lattore Harry O. Keefer Margaret H. Kesfer William Richardson Oumsuesvacrs Singapore Creek Heupolt's Bash Creek Jaganore

Local notices mix with ads and event notices in Frederick paper

A cluttered page lists financial figures for a local bank with notes on reserves and profits, then runs a string of ads for seafood crab meat clams and lobster. Community notices urge safety for Fourth of July events, theater and musical offerings, and an excursion to Gettysburg with railroad schedules and expected speeches by generals and governors.

Gettysburg Western Maryland R. R R. BR Armres Or. Howard Daniel E. Sickles H.&. Huldehofer W.M. Hobbine Beaver and Patterson

Hymeneal Tarbert Parker wedding in Towson Maryland

Misa Reabel B Parker daughter of Mr and Mrs Richard Parker Towson Md and Mr Robert A Tarbert Frederick Md were married yesterday at 2 PM. Ceremony at the bride's parents home conducted by Rev John R Edwards of Towson Methodist Episcopal Church. Bride wore Paris muslin over white silk with lace and ribbons and carried Bride roses. No attendants. Reception followed. They left for Frederick. Parlors and dining room decorated by friends. Many presents received. Carriage decorated with signs old shoes drew attention.

A Month's Record The Death Roll June

For June 38 deaths were noted in the city and county. Eleven died in the city with twelve interments at Mt. Olivet and seven in the colored grave yards. In the county twenty seven deaths occurred with burials at Jefferson, Sabillesville, Graoeham, Myeraville, Rocky Hill Manor, Broad Run, Wolfsville, Woodeboro, Thor mont, Rocky Ridge, Emmitsburg, Middletown, Haughs, New London, Israel's Creek. Interments at Mt. Olivet totaled 12 with 7 adults and 5 children. City interments 7 adults and 3 in the county. one each from Chicago and Oumber a.

Mt. Olivet Jefferson Sabillesville Graoeham Myeraville Rocky Hill Manor Broad Run Wolfsville Woodeboro Thormont Rocky Ridge Emmitsburg Middletown Haughs New London Israel's Creek Lay

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