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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1907

Page

4

Purely Personal: Visitors and Removals Around Town

A list of residents and guests in Rockville reports Mr George A Pearre in town on business. Several people travel for visits or vacations, including Miss Eliza Jacobs, Mrs Elien Nuabacm, and Mr Jerney Ebart visiting relatives. others plan trips to Baltimore, Washington, and Europe.

George A. Pearre Rockville Thomas Hickman East Fourth Street Balt Misa Eliza Jacobs Vistelog Elien Nuabacm Thia City Bir Msarios Albaugh East Church Street Altoons Tillie Oaty May Snyder North Markata Garmantown Jerney Ebart Baltimore Harry Ebyy C. Reginald Hughes Panama Misa Tessie M. Fox Moarristown Jalla Young South Blarket Hmbrey Sodsone Charles and John New York William F. Snyder North Market Street Frank J. Roode Huntington

Gem Steam Laundry Property Repainted on Wess Patrick Street

Brief notes state the Gem Steam Laundry on Wess Patrick street is being repainted. Officer George Brengle directs workers laying a new walk and gutter on Chapel alley between Chapreh and Becond Streets. Residences of Megara Lowla O Gistinger and John M. Falk on East Fourth street are being repainted by Mehr F. Moberly’s crew.

Gem Steam Laundry Wess Patrick

Deaf Americans Convention Planned in Jamestown July First Week

The convention of the Deaf of America will be held in Jamestown the first week in July under a national association. The gathering, following the last in St Louis in 1904, is expected to draw more than 1,000 attendees. O Wyand, president of Maryland State Association, will speak for the South.

Americon Jamestown Ss. Louis If. O. Wyand Maryland State Association Maryland

Married Fifty Years Beams Honored at Quiet Anniversary Dinner

Mr and Mrs George P Beam of Emmttsburg celebrated fifty years of marriage with a dinner at their son H G Beams home. The couple received gold tokens and were remembered by Ws and Mrs Beam with gifts.

George P. Beam Emmttsburg H G. Beam Mrs. Beam

Maryland Sons of Veterans to Hold Annual Meeting in Baltimore

The Maryland Division of the Sons of Veterans will meet in Baltimore on June 18 19 and 20 led by Roscoe O White chief of staff from this city.

Sons of Veterans Maryland

City Board Discusses Improvements and Debts

The Mayr and Aldermen met in special session. The Opera House lease to Alban M. Wood and Harry J. Labbert was read, as was their $4,000 bond, both approved. A brick market house was favored over a frame portion, and 3,000 tons of crushed stone were ordered from J Harry G Bast at 5 cents per ton. Paving petitions for West Third and East Second streets were read with no action. A sinking fund plan to retire city debt was approved. Local baseball games entertained crowds at the Maryland School grounds with Captain Darksy pitching. upcoming matches featured Frederick Juniors, Frederick Selects, and Adams Town club at various venues.

Mayr Alban M. Wood Harry J. Labbert Alsc J Harry G Bast Bentz Street Market Street Middle Alley Douglas Maryland Backey Rats Darksy Company Frederick Juniora Frederick Selecta Batterigas Jodora Handrickson Kennedy Belevis Kling Thames Frederick High School Olaba Ox Fire Brash Works Agemi New Athletic Park

Marriages Reported Across Counties In Diverse Ceremonies

Multiple wedding announcements from the Utica Loudoun Leesburg and Maryland areas detail ceremonies at homes and churches. Notable couples include Miss Minyme Alvartn Measell and Teuman Garfiald Abaugh, Anna Arnold and Roger Luckett, Birdie Heffner Nicholson and Vernon Nicholson, Benjamin William Bax ton and Mary Belinda Shank, George Macbeth Neelsy and Maud Amelia Maxell, Malvic Thomas Tabler and Jeanne White Cook. Families: Bradley Wiles Rev A Hedges Ray E L Wilson Rev R B Poffinberger Rev Charles Rainneveld. After vows, couples headed to Jamestown Exposition and brief bridal tours.

Baltimore Norfok Benjamin William Baxton Washington Mary Belinda Shank Joseph L Shank Woodaboro R. B. Poffinberger Lutheran Church Afisr

Commencement Echoes at Visitation Academy Regional Reunion

An alumnae reunion at Visitation Academy featured toasts by Rev Herrington Fra Kave and Smith and Miss Sailie Faunt Le Roy. Sabina Beckley honored. two scholarships renewed and another created. Twelve new members welcomed. officer slate announced including President Mrs Milie Jones Jarber and multiple vice presidents. Out of town guests listed. A St Johns Library card party yielded prizes for hatpin belt buckle and other items.

Alumee Visitation Academy Rr. Herrington Barossville Kave and Smith Sailie Faunt le Roy Misa Sabina Beckley Effissra Milie Jones Jarber Edwards Ferry Bid Nanole Dirao Paarze Mire Maris Palmer Smith This Oity Elizabeth Mitchell Washington, D. C Jeanie Stonebraker Weaverton Annis Ped@toord L' Barrytown Egoratory Emma R Qittinger Reddecos Wilson Btuley Quarrie Kreh Beckiasy Fasole Brown Evane Emma Sappheton Trauodis Winifred Fleming Walker Lizzla Boyd MoKdiehs Birs Nastia Beard Baughman Howard Young Hallie Sappington Hammond Medora Carran Moliis Hisenhauer Sabina Becklay Nat Mies Florence Magruder Tramsville Maggie Jarbie Rohlerback Lime Kiln Mies Jonale Stonebraker Waverton Misa Gar Cade Steiner Jefferson Mad Kate Flalda Warfield Rockville John’s Imogene Lewis Mca Jennie Harbin Misa Moriis Eisenhauer Sire Fr Kane Misa Nenda Wilson Fe. Smith Mra David Iweintein

Class Day Exercises at Girls' Latin School

Reported events include a rainy day with a heavy hailstorm in Baltimore and vicinity causing damage, a sham battle at the Naval Academy, and a fatal train accident near Hillerlsle in Allegany County. Also noted are remarks by Congressman Pearce on suffrage, a speech by Admiral Schley at Jacob Time Institute, a clemency petition to President Roosevelt for Beasie Bond, and various commencement and memorial items.

Sydney EB la Plata Baltimore Yaaterday Naval Academy Irvin Logsdon Cooke Mills Hilersile Allegany County Pearra Kes Mar Osllexe Hagerstown Winfield Scott Sohley Jacob Time Institute Port Deposit Roosevelt Beasie L. Bond

Terra Cotta Wreck Settlements in Probate Court

Justice Gould in Washington DC probate court allowed Samuel P. Compher, administrator for his wife Nellie L. Compher and child Lucille to accept 3000 from Baltimore and Ohio Railroad for Nellie’s death and 4000 for Lucille’s injury in the Terra Cotta wreck of December 30. He also permitted Joseph F. Butta, administrator for his wife Salle V. Butts, to accept 5500 from Baltimore and Ohio for her death in the same Terra Cotta wreck.

Justice Gould Washington, D. C Samuel P. Compher Neliie L. Compher Lucille Compher Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company Mie Compher Joseph F. Butta Baltimore and Ohio Saille V. Butts Terra Cotes

Floyd County jail thieves escape to Leesburg Va

Three Black inmates with long terms for horse stealing escape from Floyd County jail around 9 PM and head toward Washington. Suspects are Eli Jackson age 46, 6 feet tall 165 pounds with yellow complexion, Martin Jones age 65, 5 feet 8 inches tall 235 pounds, Henry Thornton age 35, 5 feet 1 inch tall 150 pounds.

Leesburg Washington Eli Jackson Martin Jones Henry Thornton

Fire damages straw picking plant at Pumphray yard

Fire hit the straw picking establishment of R H Pumphray in Garmantown shortly after 6 last evening. A volunteer force of over 50 men saved adjoining property as high winds threatened total destruction. The blaze destroyed the packing plant and a stable though horses were saved. loss estimated over $1,000.

R H. Pumphray Garmantown

Children Day services held by Fairview Sunday School

Readings from multiple churches outline Children Day services scheduled for next Sunday June 9 at 280 p m at Fairview McKalg Maryland Pleasantill church June 3 at 1015 a m and Zion Reformed Charlesville 215 p m conducted by Rev Honoh. Cathedral of Ztonohurok after service next Sunday then Brook Hill chapel on Saturday June 8 at 230 p m.

Fairview McKalg Pleasantill Zion Reformed Church Charlesville DL Honoh Olasa Ztonohurok Brook Hill

Board to Separate Colored School by Sex in City

The regular meeting of the Board of School Commissioners decided to separate the sexes in the colored school. The North Frederick building will house the boys and South Frederick the girls. They authorized a $15 grant to help a high school teacher attend the State Teachers' Association meeting in Jamestown on June 25. Principals with attendance of twenty or more will gain $3 monthly, and those with twenty five or more will gain $10 monthly, effective Sept 1. Coal bids were opened and awarded to the lowest responsible bidder. New trustees were appointed in multiple districts, and Miss May I. Mildgen was named primary supervisor for the county. An extra year is added to the Boys’ High School for pep club students, so no graduation this year. List of Girls' High School graduates follows.

Board of Qarmmissiogera North Frederick South Frederick State Teachers’ Association Jamestown Acteds Brocawick Highland Charles Palmer Reckville Jessihos W. Shafer Wm. J. Beward Wm. H. Kelier Hilertor Pepila She Girls’ High School Jeannia May Brandenburg Sarah Hilzabish Delashmott Margaret Agnes Doll A Jon Eleanora Bikins Pauline Gilbert Blanche Estella Estanver Alice Eliza Leo Mary Henrietta Newman Alma Bernice Oliver Eeith Horner Redcliff

Alice in Wonderland Recital Opens Elocution Season

Intermediate grade students under Mrs McDaniel staged a graceful recital at Junior Hall and closed with the children's play Alice in Wonderland in four sets. Costumes by Webster Hook impressed. cast included Louise McDaniel as Alice and Ida Hartig as Queen of Hearts among many others. future performance teased with senior pupils and starred singers.

Mra. MccDaniel School of Elocution Sra Barton Harrison Tenniel Mr. Webster Hook Alica Louise McDaniel Queen of Hearts Ida Hartig Dauchess Lillian Culler Dormouse Naomi Mailer Chashire Oat Meredith Braup Lewis Rine, Jr Katherius Fahrnusy Roger Fisher Edward Sorber Frank Rhodes, Jr Austin James Travis White Reascos Rhoade Misses McSherry Rebecca McCutcheon Rebecuar Kader Roxanna White Austin Paarre Dudley Fage Jo . Guard Nader DeGranve Gardenera John Hershberger Thomas Ordeman Arians Belt Mise Foreman Pennsylvants

Fragmented 19th century bank statement and notices in Frederick County

A partial OCR of a Maryland bank statement from Frederick County includes liabilities figures, notes on deposits, and mentions officers Mr. Zimmerman and directors. It also shows local notices about loan payments, a bank organized in 1895, and advertising copy for gas, electric bills, and beverages with references to Faust and Warzburger Hofbrau.

J. 0.J. Carty Frederick County Nasional Bank Thomas H. Haller Harry W. Bowers A. M. Landaser O. O. Carty B. Sappington H.J. D. Hagan J. W. L. Garty G. A. Zimmerman Lec Treas J. Henry Lampe Benj. F. Reich Atty

Local Card of Thanks Acknowledges Memorial Day Support

At Reynolds Post No 2 G A E a unanimous vote honors the kindness of organizations participating in the Memorial Day celebration. The post thanks friends who sent flowers to headquarters. Includes notices for baseball games Adamstown versus Frederick at Athletic Park with 10 cent admission, and other local adverts such as fisheries, groceries, and tailor services. Washington Cottage Braddock Heights opens June 10 with ticket options. cantata King Rene's Daughter at Women's College Ahords Olata. farmers and garden goods from Henry Tratl's Greenhouses. deviled crabs and fresh seafood at Gau Dinive Pasors.

Reynolds Post No. 2 G. A. BR Poat A. T. Devirsouse Joan Fiyiscaman

Adamatown Faces Frederick Tomorrow At New Athletic Park

Baseball tomorrow at the new Athletic Park features Adamatown versus Frederick with a 8:30 PM start. Admission is 10 cents. Also notes Troxsil's Fish Market fresh daily and a stray line about De J. Hendelx being out of the city until June 16.

New Athletic Park Adamatown Frederick de J. Hendelx Wat

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