Frederick N Bk Notes and Socials Highlights
IRUSEMENTS TO DAY lists bank and business notices with Doll to G C Garry and others. PURELY PERSONAL mentions local visits by Mrs Hoke, Mr Kauffman, Mrs Birely, and many friends in Frederick and nearby towns. notes travel to Atlantic City and Westminster. Armour & Co plans a $200000 fertilizer plant at Locust Point Baltimore with 50 000 tons annual output, 100 initial workers, expanding later. D V Stantiar to represent in Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob L. Hoke
Emmitsburg
Frederick
Noah Cramer
Atlantic City
Mose Kauffman
Baltimore
Samuel M. Birely
Thurmont
Winchester
H. R. Webb
Washington
Osborne Ingle
Record Street
Madeline English
Richmond
C. M. Hann
Steiner Schley
West Church Street
Eugster
Joseph L. Routzaba
North Market Street
Charles J. Doll
West Third Street
Armour & Co
Chicago
Locust Point
Jacksonville
Fla
D. V. Stantiar
Charlestown Smallpox Hospital Report by Dr Billings
Dr W C Billings reports to Mayor George Washington on Charlestown smallpox hospital activity United States Marine Hospital Service since establishment total patients received 26 discharged 16 suspects 55 all retained but to be discharged soon unless new case develops highlights thorough management and anticipated discharges by month end. Also includes advertisement for Syrup of Figs as laxative with family-use claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlestown
W. C. Billings
United States Marine Hospital Service
W. Va
George Washington
Billings
Death Notices and Obituaries Include Knight Ebert Ryan
Frances Knight of the City dies at 87 after long illness. Charles S. Ebert, railroad man, dies in Lauderdale. remains to be interred in St John’s. Lawrence M. Ryan, Baltimore shopkeeper, dies aged about 60 from kidney trouble after heat spell. Other memorials include Mrs Phebe Smith and Mrs Francis A Rice with interments at local cemeteries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Z. S. Knight
Baahella Matthews
Leigh
Anictst Toch
War M. Beall
John Keight
Natchez, Miss
Bire
Knighs
Biarritz
France
New Orleans
Presbyterian Church
East Second Street
Mt. Olivet
Jearles
Ebert
F. Genevieve Ebert
Charles S. Ebert
Valerius Ebert
Eny
Lauderdale
Miss
St. John’s Catholic Cemetery
8. Hatch Ebert
C. 5S. Howard
M. Imogen Dorsey
City
Lawrence & Ryan
Lawrence M. Ryan
Frederick Avenue
Baltimore
Ryan
Mr. Ryan
Frederick
New York
Stote
Ryman
Mary Enright
St. Martin’s Catholic Church
M. Joseph Crowley
Advertised Letters Remaining At Frederick Post Office
The Frederick post office lists undelivered letters on Saturday July 7 1900. Names appear in two lists Lapuss and Gxxtizuzs with recipients including Mrs Letina Herbert Miss Bowie Hall Mrs John W Jennings Miss Lidhie Stevenson Miss Bessie Thomson Miss Ovsie Young James H G Best and Rev W H Cambers among others. Call for letters within two weeks or they go to dead letter office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City
Ietter
Lapuss
Letina Herbert
Bowie Hall
John W. Jennings
Lidhie Stevenson
Bessie Thomson
Ovsie Young
Picnic Planned by Sunday School Group
The Sunday school of the Evangelical Reformed Church will hold a picnic at Agricultural Park on Thursday July 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Evangelical Reformed Church
Agricultural Park
Thoraday
Will of Mrs Seman Bonsall Divides Estate for Missions
The Orphans Court documents the will of Mrs Seman R Bonsall. Executors Edward Bowles and Ker Sorue oversee distribution. Beneficiaries include Princewn University Evangelical Educational Safety 22000 Rev Dr Oologne Logie 640 and other named individuals. Household goods go to Mrs Lewis M Nixdorf. Residue to Domestic and Foreign Missionary Society to found scholarships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seman R. Bonsall
Orphans’ Court
Murdeg Acd Letersi
Edward Bowles
Ker
Sorue
Uosrne Tag
Steardieg
Tceurasee and Trust Co
Philadelphia
Elenore
Mary K
Lydia Hand
Laura Hand Parma
Margaret
Wifs
J. H. Hand
P. E. Church
Joho Larmour
A. Falls
Bary C. Link
Delhi
Ohio
Eliza Terner
Tront
Cary M. Barton
Bernstown
Lewis M. Nixdorf
Domestic
Foreign Missionary Society
Beautiful Mrs Gebhard and a Reform Reunion
A gossip note reports that Mr and Mrs Frederick Gebhard have separated and may reconcile. Mrs Gebhard, formerly Miss Gulu Morris of Baltimore, is mentioned in a broader item about the Reformed Reunion in Pen Mar Park. The eleventh sectional reunion of the Reformed churches of Maryland Southern Pennsylvania West Virginia and the District of Columbia is planned for July 18 with three addresses, music, and prayers led by Rev J M Schick Rev G W Richards Rev H K Miller Rev S H Stein and Prof Philip Baer. Officers include Rev Dr J A Hosbeins president Rev J B Shantz secretary and Edward Shaffer treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reformed Churches of
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Virginia
District of Columbis
Pen-Mar Park
J. M Schick
Washington
G.W. Richards
Lancaster
H.K., Miller
Reformed
Japan
H. Stein
Mechaniceborg
Philip Baer
Greencastle
The
Reunion Association
J. A. Hosbeins
Martinsburg
W. Va
J.B. Shantz
Chamberaburg
Edward Shaffer
Baltimore
Allegany County Chooses New School Examiner
Prof. John T. White of Cumberland appointed examiner of Allegany county public schools. A Middletown native and Mercersburg graduate, he taught Greek and Latin at the institution and led Cumberland High School as principal before the 1889 Maryrand State Teachers Association presidency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allegany
John T. White
Cumberland
Allegany County
White
Middletown
This County
College
Mercersburg
Manch Chunk
Union Street
Cumberland High School
Maryrand State Teachers’ Asociation
Lighting Plant II Bid Award Expected At Bagertown
Street commissioners near completion of rebid for Bagertown municipal electric lighting plant to be awarded to George A Williams Co of New Jersey as the lowest bidder. Westinghouse machinery will be used. General Electric's Judd urged new bids in a conference with the commissioners. Contract price about $50,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bagertown
Notio
Rebida
Municipal
George A. Williams Company
New Jersey
Westinghouse
Judd
General Electric Company
Make
Mentioned for Congress in Sixth District race notes
Reports indicate editor Richard J. Hamilton of the Hagerstown Daily Mail has been mentioned by Democrats as a potential candidate for Congress in the Sixth District, though Hamilton has not decided. The item unauthorizedly claimed Major Charles A. Little had withdrawn from the race. Other notes mention several illnesses, including Sick Sat Hany Blackstow and Rev. Dr. Engle, plus a Durham cow loss at Utica Mills weighing 175 pounds calf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Richard J. Hamilton
Hagerstown
Sunday Religious Notices and Church Activities Summary
Religious events across Schloyaville and surrounding towns include services at All Saints Episcopal and Evangelical Reformed churches, St. Matthew's Lutheran with a summer provic, and Catholic masses at St. Mary's and the Cathedral in Baltimore. Pastors Rev. Dr. Quberne Logis, Rev. Louis O Donavan, Rev. Thomas Freeman Dixon, Rev. O. W. Stinespring, Rev. Dr. Eebiman, and Rev. E. clean lead sermons on subjects from Fatherly Chastisements to Present Suffering and Coming Glory. The Sunday school reports 374 enrolled with 118 visitors and 39 new scholars. annual Braddock Heights picnic set for July 18. fund contribution to famine relief in India noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schloyaville
Father McAfee
St. Matthew's Lutheran Sunday School
Shell Provic
Edward %Mmerman
E. C. Shepherd
Evangelical Reformed Church
Rechbach
Louis O'Donovan
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Petersville
Eebiman
Evangelical Lutheran Church
St. John's Catholic Church
Father Cavanaugh
Father Coleman
Braddock Heights
M. E. Church South
B. ¥. Switzer
John J. Yellett
Howard
County
Trinity Protestant Episcopal Church
Long Green
Baltimore County
St. James’ Protestant Episcopal Church
Anne Arundel County
Yellett
St. Mark's Church
Methodist Episcopal Church
Joel Brown
Tiensin Again Attacked By Allied Forces
Fragmented dispatches report renewed hostilities at Tianjin with multiple gunfire exchanges. A government order promises dispatch of twenty three thousand troops to Ubies, as allied forces respond to ongoing clashes.
German Squadron Sails Await China In Brief
The German East Asiatic Squadron was reported waiting for China today. A large kite made at the Zimmerman factory blew from Potts meadow in a light breeze, its rope snapping and the kite landing on Mr Joseph L Baker's roof where it was recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Zimmerman Kite Factory
Potts’ Meadow
Mrr
Joseph L. Baker
Lin den Skirts Stock Surpasses All Competitors
Our stock of linen skirts is unsurpassed with a wide selection available. Prices and sizes vary to suit all customers. Purchase today to secure popular styles and guaranteed quality from our store.
Newie and MILLER Semi annual low price sale ad
The store promotes massive reductions on household goods and linens. It lists bleached materials, sheets, pillow cases, bolster cases, and linen table damask with sale prices and bulk quantities. A separate note mentions cough remedies and Dr Herman’s eye ear nose throat practice with location and services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ita Ano Strles
Social Dance Honoring Visiting Ladies At Miss Rotock’s
Miss Regina Rotock hosted a Friday evening social dance in honor of visitors Miss Nora Williams, Miss Emily Williams, Miss Nanie White, and Miss Mildred McNeits. Dancers began at 8 30 and enjoyed Beso Tifa music by a colored orchestra until 11. Guests then moved to Miss Rodock’s home for elegant refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Regina Rotock
Gueata
Nora
Emily Williams
Nanie White
Mildred McNeits
Rodock
Funeral for Horace Wilson Myers Held at East Third Street
The funeral for Horace Wilson Myers was held Saturday at 5 pm from his East Third Street home, with Rev. T. Freeman Dixon officiating. Interment followed at Mt. Olivet Cemetery. Funeral directors were A. T. Rice & Sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anc
Francis A. Rice
Jefferson
M.E. Church
E. O. Baker
M. EB
M. R. Etchison
Fanesrai
Pansy Carroli
Horace Wilson Myers
East Third Street
T. Freeman Dixon
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
A. T. Rice &Sons
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SEY
Leo
Tuletae
Thaikd
Baty
Gle
Texas
Africa
Daboti
del A
New London
Con
Dees Ee
nashiSaave
KEW
Vaz
Frederick Co
Nat'l. Bank
Doll
G. C. Garry
John Hendrickson
Méidig & Mister
N. E. Cramer
Geo. A. Gilbert
Thor
Alice Bond
Westminster
Ritchie
Mamie Yeilett
Towson
Fannie Trail
East Church Street
J. 3
Kunkel
J. W. Daniel
the Bunker
Col. Lon Stern
Kansas City
Costius
Bilious
California Fig Syrup Company
Frances Knight
Charles S
Mes
Phebe Smith
Sheig
Sonora
M.R. Etchison
Mrs. Gebhard
Frederick Gebhard
Osborne Engle
Graycon Bowers
Pohlman
Luther Bohlman
John H. Baer
Utica Mills
Durham
Sota
Meath
Yonokawa
Ubies
Germany
National Building Association of
Baltimore City
Doll's
Thas
Athletic Park
Emancipation
Elijah Davis
Clarence Nelson
Aeal
Georges M. Sewell
M. E. Jenkins
Ate
James M Radcliff
N. Market Street
Anderson
Square Corner
Myersville
Messrs
F. K. Gilbert
A. Atles Radcliff
National Building 3 Association of
Epwakgo C. Lease
Jonx L. Jorxson
Boxer Jonesen
Frederick County
Agers
Baltimore and Ohio
Failroad Balletnn
Ticket Exgent
Cincinnati
O.—B
Ohio River
L. B
Mullinix
OCOL
Mollinix
War Paper and Curtain House
Madras
N&idig & Miller
Newie & Miller
Fabhigs
Nmin & Mune
N. Market St
Clinton E. Main
Clinton
Main
Graduate Point
Witnos
East Patrick Stress
Dr. Herman
TY. Patrick
Wm. C. Boteler
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Cape May
Sea Isle City
Ocean City
Rehoboth Beach
Del
Baltimore & Ohio R. R
N. J
F. B. Sappington
Nidawly
Sappington
GEO
Price
Solair
Sicyard
S. Rodock & CO
A. T. Rice & Bons
AL T. Ros & Som
Poh Uericn, AD
F. W. Staub
Isa
J, Heisely Kaiser
J. Heisely Keller
Ako Saxpi
Willard D. Xeller
Pathila ST
Ceresville Flour
Ted
Wagor
Ence
E. D. Shriner
Atlantic City, N. J
Osborne
Arkansas and Pacific Aveaeatlantic City
Reading Dewan
Hee Beach
Oeborer
S. Biser
Real Estate and Insurance
W. Church Efreet
Prederick
Stewart P. Dean
NORTH MARKET STRE@T
Tasderick
Moidenly D* BR. C. Nicodemus
North Market Strest
Rbfeed Ritter
Lame Alty
Biz. Michael
al Lander
East Patrick
Mr. Michael
J. BE. W. Hargett
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