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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1903
Page
3
The Weekly Mnvs Westy News Ready Thursday
The Weekly Mnvs Westy News will be ready Thursday a handsome twelve wage issue with news and special features. It claims the largest circulation in Frederick city and county and offers advertising advantages. Copy for new ads due 5 p m Wednesday and changes due 6 p m Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westy News
Frederick City
Postal reform shifts rural routes to business basis
The Post Office Department adopts a new policy to ignore Congressional districts when establishing rural free delivery routes. Inspections will follow receipt date, prioritizing routes that serve the most people, each ~25 miles, serving about 100 residents. Postmaster General Payne backs the plan amid political opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post Office Department
Payne
Soral
Postal Service
Congress
Aoth
Bristow
Sunday School Convention Opens in Winchester Virginia
The thirty sixth annual Baltimore Conference Sunday school convention of the Methodist Episcopal Church South began last night at Braddock Street Church in Winchester Virginia. About one hundred delegates attend with more expected. Rev O D Harris of Martinsburg West Virginia delivered the opening sermon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Braddock Street Church
Winchester
O.D. Harris
Martins
Burg
W. Va
Sewer Work Planned on Markos Street Begins July 20
City officials reached a plan for a new sewer on Markos Street with property owners agreeing to cover half the cost based on frontage. J A Fritchie & Son won the contract for brickwork from Church Street to Carroll Creek. Work starts July 20 with two blocks done in thirty working days. Porter brick chosen over Mack brick after testing. cost difference rejected as not significant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Markos Street
Thomas H. Haller
Abey
Ostroll Cresk
Oborch Street
William F. Philton
John Hershberger
Charles J.doll
Church
Fifth Streets
J.'A. Fritchie
Wilmington
Del
J. A. Fritchie
Fritchie
Frederick Brick Works
Porter
East Church
East Third Streets
Mr. Hatton
Straet
Markat
Hatter
Pheasant Trolley Rides Open Evening Runs
President Smith of the Frederick and Middletown Electric Railway opened evening trolley rides advertised in the previous issue. The 6.20 car will run to Myersville and back for 25 cents, returning at 9.10. Last night two carloads enjoyed moonlit scenery over 26 miles with a brief stop at Myersville, at Braddock Colony and Thale Cottage doors, amid summer scenes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
H#rederick and
Middletown
Myersville
Braddock Colony
Thale Cottage
Knights of Pythias Install Mountain City Officers
Deputy Grand Chancellor Reno S Harp installed Mountain City Lodge officers for the term ending December 28 1902 including Chancellor Commander Harry E B Fiaut vice chancellor Jacob E H Schmidt prelate Jos W Gaver master at arms David Steiner master of Work George Tt are inside guard Roy E ter librarian Edgar L Miller organist Dr T S Eader marshal Jno H Grove trustees Jno C Hardt Also listed are CO A Landis K of R 3 B W Storm M of F W W Picket M of E G W Tyson and D C Winedrenner Jr as trustees The Orphans Court disallowed Harrizon Wagner claim against Esau Creager estate as fraudulent
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pythhias
Reno S. Harp
Mountain City Lodgs
Knights of
Pythias
Harry EB. Fiaut
Vios
Jacob E H. Schmidt
Jos. W. Gaver
David Steiner
Geo
Gaard
Roy E. Ter
Geo. Sanders
Edgar L. Miller
T. S. Eader
Jno
H. Grove
Trustes
C Hardt
CO. A. Landis
B. W. Storm
W. W. Picket
G. W. Tyson
D. C. Winedrenner, Jr
Mountain City Lodge
Personal notices of residents and visitors in Clarkesville
A messy list of residents and visitors mentioning travels to Washington Braddock Heights Baltimore Philadelphia and Nashville. Names include Marion Faudle Judge John Lynch George Rodock Mable Kindley Mae Smith Markell Nellie Kindley and others with notes of visiting, spending summers, or attending meetings and staying with relatives. Many small towns cited and months not specified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion FB. Faudle
Wyshington
John A. Lynch
Bronewick
George
Rodock
Philadelphia
Morris H. Bakes
Baltimore
Mire
Lewle A. Rice
Third Street
Clare Plammer
Summer Hill
Boosie Onatle
Bant
Patek Street
Misa Mable Kindley
East Church Street
Clarkeville
Tennessee
Miseer Berths
Julie Hegler
Mise M. Imogen Dorsey
East Second
Harry Ford
Washington
Brseddock Heights
Grayson L. Haller
South Market Street
Mae Smith Markell
Braddock Heights
May Kennedy
Papi Kennedy
Thinoise
Honter
Washington, D.C
Nellie Kindley
Qcourtnay Williams
Mabel Kindley
Mester Brooke Tonntall
Baltiamore
Mre
Thomas Turner
Second Street
Remarkable horse thefts ripple through counties
In Carroll and Adams counties Pennsylvania two horses were stolen from a farmer in Adams and another from Harry J. Byers near Piney Creek. Vincent Weaver appeared in Hanover with the Adams horses seeking a buyer and was arrested in Gettysburg. A horse stolen at Union Bridge was recovered hours later. the thief escaped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll County
Adama
Pennsylvania
Hanson
Harry J. Byers
Piney Creek
Vincent Weaver
Hanover
Adams County
Deaser
Harry Parr
Parr
Weaver
Gettysburg
Union Bridge
Indian Relics Found in Western Maryland Cave
In Cavetown Washington county a National Museum representative and two assistants found Indian skeletons arrow heads pottery fragments and stone axes in a cave along the Western Maryland Railroad. The most important discovery was a mass of wood ashes charcoal bone and stone implements formed by melting parts, likely created by Indians. The relics were shipped to the National Museum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
West Cavetown
Washington County
National Museum
Washington
Receivers appointed for Eastern Milling and Export Co
Judge McPherson in Philadelphia appointed David R. Locher of Philadelphia and Security Title and Trust Co of York receivers for all assets of the Eastern Milling and Export Company of Pennsylvania. The firm, incorporated July 1893 with $200000 capital, owes $60000 to the complainant, has liabilities of $190000, and is insolvent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Arilling and Export Company
New Jersey
McPherson
United States
Philadelphia
David R. Locher
Security Title and Trust Company
York
Eastern Milling and Export Company of
Pennsylvania
Pleasant Hill chapel hosts efforts for Children’s Day service
A pleasing Children’s Day service was held at Pleasant Hill chapel last Sunday evening. Despite threatening weather the attendance remained good though the storm prompted the congregation to depart before the program finished. Decorations of flowers plants and mastees were beautiful and abundant marking the second time the church had been decorated for this event but ruins prevented the complete service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Hill Chapel
M J Robinson Receives Letter About Lost Uncle
Deputy Sheriff J M Robinson gets a letter from Mrs D D Hachey of Holly Michigan stating his uncle M Hocux has been missing in Creagerstown for over thirty years. He reportedly left for Fostoria Ohio and details are unknown until July 1 when the letter arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Robinson
D. D. Hachey
Holly
Miah
M. Hocux
Hour
Creagerstown
Fostoria
Ohio
Robinson
Finger Amputation After Firecracker Injury
Adelbert Stanton formerly of Fredstick now of Baltimore lost the end of the middle finger on his right hand when a firecracker exploded. He was taken to Maryland University Hospital where his Luger was amputated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelbert Stanton
Fredstick
Baltimore
Maryland University Hospital
Miss Minnie Markey Returns From Illness at East Patrick
Mrs Minnie Markey of East Patrick Street, long ill, is able to be out again after a period of sickness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Markey
East Patrick Street
Four iron bridges planned for county roads and school repairs
At yesterday's regular meeting the board approved funds to build two 60 and 80 foot wooden bridges and a 49 foot span, plus repairs to flood damage. M D Kemp awarded a 1960 four room brick schoolhouse contract in Johnaville district, with land to be bought from James Hoberte for a colored students school. Four new iron bridges planned for New London Linganore Glen, Park Mills and near Linganore Hills Inn, with lengths from 92 to 160 feet and roadways from 14 to 16 feet. Replacement and repair work also approved for bridges washed off abutments at Jones' mill and House's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commnis
James A. Dayhall
Andrew J. Brown
Simmons’ Mill
M.D. Kemp
Johnaville
Spens
James Hoberte
Libertytown
New London
Lingsnore Billa Inn
Gligan’a
Park Mills
Linganore Creek
Linganore Hills Inn
Ghnana
Bennett's Creek
Jones’ Mill
House's
Camp Meeting Dates Across Several Groves
Emory Grove Camp Meeting begins July 27 with some attendees staying into fall. Woealey Grove Southaro Methodist Camp meeting starts first week in July. Summit Grove runs July 2 to August 9. Women’s Foreign Missionary Society meets July 19, and Women’s Home Missionary Society on August 16. The interdenominational Segan at Monctain Lake Park lasts 10 days starting July 4, with representation from all U.S. sections and several foreign countries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emory Grove
the Grove
Woealey Grove
Southaro
Summit Grove
Women’s Foreign Missionary Society
Women’s Home Missionery Society
Segan
Monctain
Lake Park
Audall
United States
News of the Churches in Walkereville and Nearby
Misa Bertha M Overly of Walkereville will preach next Sunday July 12 at Walkereville U B church at 11 00 am and again at Rocky Springs U B church at 8 00 pm Regular services are set for Pleasant Hill church July 12 at 10 15 am and in Charlesville hall at 2 15 pm conducted by Rev B S Hench The Evangelical Reformed Missionary Society meets tonight at 7 30 with a musical program and a children's barrels collection presentation for the past six months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Bertha M. Overly
Walkereville
U. B
Rocky Springs U. B
Pleasant Hill
Charlesville
B. 2. Hench
Evangelical Reformed Missionar Society
Receivers Report On Union Savings Bank Bal timore
Auditor in the Union Savings Bank case filed in Baltimore Circuit Court No 2 his report and account distributing assets among depositors. Claims total 469 with gross amount 52577.87. Auditor allowed 671 for 7542.84. Only 175 of the claims will be paid now and 294 withheld until claimants file deposit books.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Savings Bank
Johnson Poe
Union Savings Bank of Baltimore
James W. McElroy
George Dobbin Peaniman
Baltimore
IN THE LAW'S GRIP. YOUNG MEN CHARGED WITH THEFT OF CHICKENS
Mohr Young and Frank Brookes were arrested this morning by Deputy Sheriff Carter. They are charged with stealing two chickens from Mr. Welty Faberney on July 3. They appeared before Justice Smith and waived, bail set at 100 dollars each for grand jury appearance in September term. Noah E. Cramer sold today for Mrs. Jolisa Ann Measel a tract of land of about seven acres improved with dwelling and stable, near Rocky to John Hildebrand for 950 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mohr] Young
Frank Brookes
Carter
Val
Noah E. Cramer
Jolis Ann i
Private sale transfers Marwood property on West Patrick Street
Attorney for Mrs. Noble Wiltburger reports a private sale of the Marwood teli genon on West Patrick street. The buyer is Mr. George A. Gilbert and the sale price is $2,456.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harwood
Marion F. Fauble
Noble Wiltburger
Washington
Marwood
West Patrick Street
George A. Gilbert
Epworth League Convention Detroit 1903 Rail Rates
Epworth League Convention in Detroit from July 16 to 19, 1903 with very low B and O railway rates. Tickets on sale July 14 and 15 from points east of the Ohio River, valid for return after July 20. For train times fares and stopovers consult Baltimore and Ohio agents. Rugs arrived to fit vacated spaces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Bndeavor
Denver
B. & O. Railroad
Ohio River
Baltimore & Ohio Railfoed
Detroit
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Funeral for J Munroe Turner Held at Kemptown church
The funeral of J Munroe Turner of Mount Airy occurred July 1 at 2 p m at Kemptown M P church. Rev Wright of Kemptown and Rev Wm Miller of Mount Airy conducted services with numerous floral tributes. Bearers included M G Clary Joseph Kain Henry Clary Oliver Pheps Dr Raymond Fout Iva Bond. L T Lewis supervised. Also funeral services for Mrs Rose L Hing were held this morning from H and O Railroad station at 4 26 am with grave side rites conducted by Rev M Wells of Fourth Congregational, Baltimore. Funeral director O C Carty assisted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Munroe Turner
Mount Airy
Kemptown M. P
Mr. Wright
Kemptown
Wm. Miller
M. G. Clary
Joseph Kain
Henry Clary
Oliver Phebps
Raymond
Local notices and events listing for the community
Modern Woodmen plans tonight 8 oclock meeting with full attendance requested. H H Batner clerk. Dr O S Highbarger optical specialist from Hagerstown Md will be at Park Hotel Wednesday July 8 with evening engagements at 9 or 10. Free examination. Feathers wanted highest cash price for old feathers and old mahogany furniture and canes. send postpaid to National Feather Co No 75 West Patrick Street. Committees of Columbia and Lynch Lodges meet tonight at 3 in the lodge room. Wa O Birley chairman. Braddock Heights tonight regular Thursday dance with music and scenic views. Lawn festival at Mos Staley store Saturday night July 11 1903 yellow springs band present. Lawn fete for Presbyterian church girls at E Selberger residence daily 8 to 10 pm with moonlit music and refreshments 25 cents. Dog owners warned to muzzled dogs on city streets in July and August or be impounded. Geo Epw Surra mayor. Second‑hand piano in good condition $40 at Birsly’s Pianos of Music.
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Highbarger
Hagerstown
Park Hotel
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