Irregularities Reported for Newspaper Receipts
A terse notice requests subscribers to promptly report to The News any irregularities in paper receipts for the period, naming Kemp and Worthsimer F E Gilbert as contacts.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1903
Page
5
Purely Personal Notes Of Those Who Come And Go
Mr Clayton Trandie of Liberty spends the day in town. David Lowanstein of Baltimore was in the city on business yesterday. Mrs R O Nicodemans returned from a visit to Washington and Baltimore. Moses H Snyder of Osatin Ohio visits friends near Myeraville. Mrs Georgian Simmons and Miss Emma Houck returned from Atlantic City. Mrs Edward M Byer of York Pa visits relatives on East Fourth street. Mr John Smith of Baltimore visits his nephew S L Rhoads on South Market street. Mrs H O Congdon of Baltimore visits her son B R Congdon on East Third. Mrs Laura Chapline returns from a visit to sister Mrs Cassin in Washington DC. Mrs Brooka, principal at the Woman's College, and Miss Jesbel O Hara leave for Washington. Earle M Nicodemus of Buckeyatown goes to Pittsburgh Pa to work with Weatleyhouse Electric Manufacturing. Mrs Chalmer Omwake of Shady Brook attended the Woman's College commencement and returned home. Miss Kate E Schaeffer, daughter of the late Rev O W Schaefer, is guest of Mrs A R Yeakle on West Third street. Mrs John W Adame of Peoria Ill and her niece Miss Belle Cramer of Monticello Ill visit the departed's mother Mrs H M Parish on West Main street Thurmont. Mr and Mrs Claud Livingston, Mrs Charlotte Leach, Miss Elize Leach of Washington, Mr and Mrs Thomas Donobo and family are newest arrivals at Singapore Hills Inn. Dr P D Fabraey and Dr and Mrs H P Fabraey, returning from the German Baptist Brethren convention at Bellefontaine Ohio, come back to the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moses H. Snyder
Osatin
Ohio
Myeraville
Georgian Simmons
Mias
Emma Houck
Atlantic City
Edward M. Byer
York, Ps
East Fourth Street
John Smith
Baltimore
5. L. Rhoads
South Market Street
H. 0. Congdon
Weatleyhouse Electric Manufacturing Company
Chalmer, Omwake
Shady Brook
Woman's College
Kate E. Schaeffer
O. W. Schaefer
Philadelphia
A. R. Yeakle
West Third Street
John W. Adame
H. P. Fabraey
Bellefontaine
University of Maryland Hospital appoints Datrow assistant
Howard V Datrow named hospital assistant at University of Maryland Baltimore. He is son of farmer Gliton V Datrow near Frederick and will graduate from the university medical department next year ranking tenth in a class of one hundred. Eastern Milling quotes include grain and hay prices with repairs delaying travel on Furnace Ford bridges for several weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard V. Datrow
University of Maryland Hospstel
Baltimore
Datrow
Glinton V. Datrow
Frederick
Medical Department
University of Maryland
University
Darrow
Ford
Sunday School and Church Services circulated notices
Religious groups list Sunday services and Sunday school times for Sohleyaville Mission Glade Reformed Walkersville All Saints Episcopal Presbyterian St Johns Catholic Trinity M E Evangelical Reformed United Brethren Methodist Episcopal Epworth League Evangelical Lutheran Grace Reformed Buckeystown M P church and other congregations. Notices invite attendance, mark Children s Day events and special programs including a Arch of Promise and Keep the Vision of Christ Clear lessons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sohleyaville
Glade Reformed Church
Walkersville
All Sainte’ Episcopal Church
The
Presbyterian Church
St. John's Catholic Church
Father Craig
Trinity M. E
W. H.D. Harper
D. D
Evangelical Reformed Church
Cammer
Guild
OC. W. Stineapring
United Brethren Church
Methodist Episcopal Church
J. H. Apple
Epworth League
Christ
L. &. Mallinix
Grace Heformed Church
E. L. McLean
Memorial Services for Confederate Veterans Held Today
Memorial services for Confederate Veterans and Daughters of the Confederacy were held at Mount Olivet cemetery with Capt J W Dorsey as master of ceremonies and Major Albert Akers as orator. The program featured hymns, solos, recitations, and a dedication later in the Catholic cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Young
Fitzhugh Lee
Daughters of the Confederacy
Mt. Olivet
J. W. Dorsey
New Market
Albert Akers
Washington, D. C
Lacy Eisenhauer
Miss Eisenhauer
Mise Stauffer
Miss Birely
Miss Fauntleroy
Craig
Baughman
Prof. Smith
Roy Ruland
Elizabeth McDaniel
Jocaslo
George Edw. Smith
Wm. J. Kane
Woman's College Directors Approve Faculty Changes
The Woman's College board met at 10:40 am with all members present to review repairs and building improvements. They planned an exhibit for the 88 Louis Exposition and approved President Apple’s new residence arrangement. Two faculty changes include Miss Hope Hill and Mr Pal Kieffer resigning, with May Allen and Mary Gerhard joining the Latin Greek and preparatory departments respectively. An organ contract for College Hall was awarded and Bion Firestone named as music instructor. Violin instructor W W Osborn will join, aiming to boost the conservatory’s offerings for the 1903 fall term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's College
Buffalo
Charleston
Apple
Nelaco
Hope Hill
Resistent
Pal Kieffer
Misa May Allen
Yale
Shoe
Mary Gerhard
Lancaster
College Hall
Bion Firestone
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Conservatory
W. W. ‘Osborn
Osborn
Biuuborg
Connervatory
Peabody Conservatory
J. T. Irwin
Pi Listeman
Karpacnevsky
Firemen's Meet reception committee details parade plans
The reception committee led by Der Lloyd T. MacGill Jr will greet fire companies and delegates at the Firemen's Convention then escort them to City Ball and boarding houses. Independent Hose Co buys three key horses for parade. other decorations and a merry-go-round prepared for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Der
Lloyd T. MacGill, Jr
Jos. W. Gaver
John A. Lynch
Col
Ira Tyler
Fred. J. Nelson
Ol. T. T. Heraperger
J. B. Tyson
David A. Castle
Hiram M. Keefer
Geo. W. Vanfouen
David Kolb
N. Lochner
John H. Benostt
D. H. Hargett
Jacob Bohrback
Harry Baer
Jas. McSherry
Geo. E. Smith
E. 8. Etchelberger
John ©. Hardt
J. Roger McSherry
Hammond Urner
Thomas Chapline
Harry W. Bowers
G. Waring Tyson
J. J. Bistfald
J. Harry Hauer
J. O. Fleshman
Geo. EK. Paisley
J. O. Motter
L. Victor Baughman
Charles EB. Trail
M.G. Urner
D. F. Steiner
C. P. Smith
E. A. Gittinger
Harry Miller
George 8. Redock
M. F. Perry
T. Schroeder
Thomas P. Rice
J. D. Crimmiias
P. B. McCleery
J. H. Lampe
Winebrewer
George W. Shipley
Birely
Alvin Doering
Warren Taylor
Hosa Company
D. O. Winebrewer & Son
United Company
Frederick Gas Company
South Market Street
Frank G. Silvers
John Bershberger
Wil Bs
Wedding Anniversary of Fearhake Couple Celebrated
The social world notes the Encotysist anniversary of the marriage of Mr. and Mrs. Adolphus Fearhake. They celebrated quietly at their mountain cottage as friends extend congratulations. The Democratic county central committee met in the grand jury room with Geo L Victor Baughman State Senator Jacob Rohrbeck and State's Attorney War shington speaking on organization and harmony. The chairmen Jacob M Newman was authorized to set primary times when conditions warrant. An excursion on the B and O railroad to Baltimore and Washington is planned for tomorrow leaving the city at 7 45 p m returning from Baltimore at 6 p m and Washington at 7 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolphus Fearhake
Mrs. Fearhake
Democratic Central Committee
Democratic County Central Committee
Grand Jury
Baltimore
Washingto
Washington
Murder rumor fuels probe in Myersville area by long vanished man
State's Attorney Glenn Worthington visited Myersville and Pleasant Walk yesterday to clear rumors of an Albert Long murder. Samuel Betts confessed to killing Albert Long with an accomplice and to killing his own father, but searches found no skeleton under an old chimney. Neighbors recount Betts and accomplices, with Walter Long denying access to the property amid rumors and old disputes. A separate note dispute and an upcoming farmers exchange board election are also noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Il Worthington
Hoffman
Worthington
Betts
Albert Long
Walter Long
Mr. Worthington
Walter
Mr. Long
Amanda Long
Frederick
Jefferson Wolfe
George Haerkdoll
Washington Bowers
Hagerstown
Jacob Dusley
Armsada Long
Samuel Botts
Albert Og
Aru. Long
George Barns
Botts
Barns
Betta
Borne
Brunner
Frederick Cuy Hospital Assn Monthly Meeting Seen
Frederick Cuy Hospital Association schedules its monthly gathering for Tuesday morning on June 9 at 9 30 o'clock in Mrs J H Markey's East Second street location. Also notes tonight at City Hotel Grill features crab soup Wat Ged Art Design prompts rubber goods and hand painted items with decorative designs from Sairnay & Borsz offering new chair tidies cushions and deviled crabs including free samples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. L. Carty
Smith
Camp Sobrey
J. H. Catshall
Dimock Specialty Co
Hospital Association
Shipley & Bopat Rubber
Oxfords
Frederick Cuy Hospital Association
J. H. Markey
East Second Street
Saivay & Borsz
Redemption fund with U Treasurer phrase snippet
A fragmented OCR item notes a redemption fund with the U.S. Treasurer at five percent. The total amount appears as 200,000.00 with 200,000.00 shown, but the text is incomplete and lacks context or full figures.
Turnover Col lure items offered at incredible low prices
Tulephous Cull advertises a sale of ribbons collars and related items across colors weaves widths with a great variety of new turnover color lure fabrics priced very low. The copy emphasizes value and breadth of stock for all manner of merchandise in a period voice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madras
Atari
Se Yard
Marseilles Atyles
Firemen’s Convention Information Bureaus Open
Local notices detail the Firemen’s Bureau at City Hall and the original Information Bureau at 25 North Market Street guiding housing and boarding for the State Firemen’s Convention June 10 12. Officials urge direct contact with secretaries and mention telephones and office hours. Also advertisements for clothing, dental office opening June 15 1909 and Western Maryland Railroad fare for the Seengerfest in Baltimore June 15 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orginal Bureau of Information
North Market Street
Borean
Q. E. Sartor
Bureau of Information
Buresac of Information
Jane
Bureau
Comittee
N. E. Kefauver
Maryland University
Rosetour Building
Corper Market
West Ghardhettests
Baltimore
Western Maryland
R. R
Western Maryland Railroad
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F. E. Gilbert
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Sunday Schools and Societies
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Chicago Record-Herald
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Henel
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Long Maye
M. L. Beard
Middletown
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Washington County
Ezra D. Miller
Frederick County Farmers Exchange
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U.S
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Boric Vou
Cantral
Martland
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WM. G. Zimmerman
Cashler
John Hendrickson
Zephyr
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Eilke
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J. W.L. Carty
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H. Halig
O. Carty
J. W_L. Carty
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A. M. Landazer
Geo
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En B. Seppington
Henry Lampe
A.J. D. Hagar
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F. Reich
QO. L. Kefanver
Optical Companys
T ‘Ick County
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Main
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George
Rodock
BIG Stoke
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Rodook
T. Rice & Sons
A T. Rice & Bons
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Frederick County
Frederick County Telephone
Farmer's Exchange
Farmers’ Exchange
Western
Hays Clover, Mized and
Timothy
Qorner E
Baluta
Oléary
Bankers
South
General Banking
Firemen’s Bureau
Firemen’s Bureau of Information
City Hall
General Committee
J. Edward Rica
Bureau of
M. Onions
Cop Roweback
Gaver
Robert A. Bennett
J. Epwago Rice
Cor
Franksturtern
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F.S. Hewts
East Patrick Street
Tus
Townsrip Sport & Som
Bankers and Brokers
Fayette
East Third Street
F. BE. Sappington
Jost
Sasef
Standard Oil Co
Saapplington
L. E. Mellinex
L. B. Mullinix
Hhchlye
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