Weekly News of Frederick County Advertisements List
The Werx ty News announces a twelve page weekly issue with large circulation in Frederick County. It lists advertisers and notices including Ramsburg Fort Co Receivers and Dividends, W L Carty Cash Refrigerators, Be W Stoner and others, plus agents and firms such as A W Nicodemus & Son J M Galt Co Rodock Neldig W A Mansfield and G Worthington Bolr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Werx Ty News
Frederick County
Ramsburg Fort. Co
Eeveeeerereee PoMpel & McSherry
W. L.carty
W. H. B. Etchizon
BE. W. Stoner
Satenveemo
OC. Carty
Geo. F. Thomas
an-Besant & Knott
A. W. Nicodemus & Son
J. M. Galt & Co
Rodock & Neldig
W. A. Mansfield
Equity
G. &. Worthington, Bolr
Losn Association
Ths
Monumental
Important Notice on Tax News Issue Copies and Orders
Copies of Tax News reports from the annual meeting are available at one cent each. Orders by mail are promptly fulfilled. Full reports from preliminary meetings and grounds descriptions have appeared in The News over the past two weeks. The News will mail copies covering the entire meeting for ten cents to any U S address for the week ending June 5. Order early before editions exhaust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masis
Willee
United States
Conference Proceedings Daily Report Published In Tas News
The front page announces the daily report of conference proceedings with a supplement included in each Tas News issue. The supplement spans six pages and covers the conference focal and general news, priced at one cent per copy.
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Tas News
Focal
Purely Personal Notices From Local Residents
Sirs C J Wilcoxon visits friends in Baltimore. Mrs C H Elliott of Washington guests of Mr and Mrs Adolphus Fearhake South Merket Street. Miss Nannie Bell and Miss Nettie Crum West South Street spent Monday at Rocky Springs. Mr Thomas Welty and family of Boonsboro registered at the Carlin House. Mrs Ada Michael of the county visiting friends in Frederick. Mrs L B Taylor and son of Baltimore visiting Mrs C E B one. Mrs S L Hoover of Winchester visiting Mr C Cromwell of Springfield Ill and Mrs Suman of Buckeye town guests of Mrs Ma Carty. Miss Georgia Strider of Virginia has returned home. Mrs Mary J Brown and Miss Mary Frazier of Weverton Washington County visiting Mr and Mrs A H Frazier have returned home. Miss Mary Tyson returned from Shepherdstown W Va accompanied by her sister Mrs Frank Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Elliott
Washington
Adolphus Fearhake
South Merket Street
Nannie Bell
Nettie Crum
West South Street
Rocky Springs
Thomas
Welty and
Boonsboro
Washington County
Carlin House
Ada Michael
Frederick
L. B. Taylor and Son
Baltimore
C. EB
L. Hoover
Winchester
Presbyter y Baltimore meets at Abbott Memorial Church
The quarterly meeting of the Baltimore Presbytery met Tuesday at Abbott Memorial Church Highlandtown with about forty delegates. Rev J William McIlvish of Annapolis presided. Dr Symington of Emmittude sought retirement due to old age, and his resignation was recorded and referred for October consideration.
Death of Pauline Ramsburg at Lime Kiln
Pauline Virginia Ramsburg, sixteen months old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Ramsburg of Lime Kiln, died this morning from spinal meningitis. The funeral will be at Lime Kiln Church Saturday at 10 o clock. Interment in Mons Olivet Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauline Rausedre
Pauline Virginia
Tod
Firemen Parade and Convention At Annapolis Gathering
The first day of Maryland state firemen convention in Annapolis featured a parade led by Frederick units in red shirts and white trousers with blue caps, a band, and a spectacle under Geo Finger. Business sessions followed with credentials, reports, and a paper on volunteer chief benefits. Salisbury nominated for next meeting site. officers elected include Mace as president and Holloway as senior vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Repabeam Club
Annapolis
United Steam Fire Company
Frederick
Geo. Finger
Roger McSherry
Maryland Eenate
Robert Moss
W. A. A. Hamilton
James H. Munroe
Treasury
B.A Stump
Cumberland
P. =. Porter
Annapolle
W. Irving Mace
Cambridge
Chas. Holloway
Baltimore
J. J. Stump
Edward Stevenson
Hagerstown
Hiram R. Heck
Salisbury
Lloyd T. MecGill, Jr
Uniteds Wis
Galteds
State Firemen’s Association
Charles T. Holloway
H. R. Heck
Republican League Club
Maryland League of Repustican Clubs
Ford
Eben Foster
Washington
Wellington, Pritchard
Thurston
Woodmansee
National League of Republican Ctuba
Detroit
W. W. Fleming
Hymeneal Notes From Local Lutheran Church
At Midgetown Lutheran Church Mr James E Doub married Miss Margaret V Kefauver with Edith Kefauver and Misa Eliade Kefauver as bridesmaids. Ushers included Chaz Kontsahn Paul Willard Clarence Kefauvver Nash Kefauvver. Rev Horace E Zimmerman officiated. The bride wore a white organza dress with train veil and orange blossoms. The maid and bridesmaid wore French lawn trimmed with lace and ribbon. A Virginia couple Roger B Jones of Loudoun County Va and Sarah Virginia Fry of Loudoun County were married at the clerk’s office then by Hoy J A Wilhbite at Trinity M E Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kefauver
Lutheran Church
Midgetown
James E. Doub
Margaret V. Kefauver
Edith Kefauver
Misa Eliade Kefauver
Chaz. Kontsahn
Paul Willard
Clarence Kefauvver
Nash Kefauver
Edgar Rody
Trinity M. EB
Sarah Virginia Fry
Loudoun County
Argelberger—Crom Rell
MM. Hench
Worth Market Street
Grayton €. Angelberger
Ailsa Irene D. Cromwell
Mt. Pleasant
Beachle—Bowlus
Albert C. Beachly
Catharine Bowlus
D. F. Stoudier
Baltimore and Ohio Change
Andrew Stevenson appointed assistant general freight agent of the Baltimore and Ohio with headquarters in Baltimore. He takes charge of the Philadelphia Baltimore and Washington divisions including Washington Junction, effective July 1. Stevenson has served recently as division freight agent.
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Baltimore and Ohio
Andrew Stevenson
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Washington
Washington Junction
Mr. Stevenson
Republican Judicial Convention Set For September Seventh
The Republican State Central Committee selected September 7 as the date for the sixth circuit judicial convention to nominate eight candidates for judge. The meeting will take place at Point of Rocks in the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican State Central Committee
Sixth Circuit
Point of Rocks
Special Train For German Baptists From Meeting Westbound
The B and O Railroad will run two special trains this evening at six o'clock from here to western points to aid German Baptists wishing to return home from the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
German Baptista
Diploma Awarded to Ada Buxton at Briarly Hall School
A diploma was awarded yesterday to Ada Buxton of Plane No 4, a graduate of Briarly Hall School in Montgomery county. An increased pension was granted to Alfred W Manahan of Sabiliasville. Hood's S treparille advertises improved health and blood, stamina, and appetite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Buxton
Briarly Hall School
Montgomery County
Alfred W. Manahan
Sabiliasville
County Notes from Mt Vernor Ball and Vicinity
Mt Vernon Ball hosts Children’s Day service on Sunday afternoon June 20 with all invited. Epworth League meets June 18, Cabdeens Day observed June 5 at 4 o’clock. Reports from Bancville and surrounding areas include Death of Mrs. Sarah Condon near Mt. Airy, funeral Wednesday at Prospect with Rev. Merah officiating, and numerous visits among neighbors. Weather dampened a picnic but local youth enjoyed outings. community columns note weddings, visits, and several illness recoveries.
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Mt Vernor
Epworth League
Cabdeens
Monatale Ape
Nscodtille
Jennie Metcalf
Libertytown
Mt. Airy
Edith Rankles
Frederick
Winfield
Decoration Day
Frizzall
Glennwood
Howard County
A. R. Molesworth
Sandsy
Sarah Condon
James W. Condon
Inez
Sallie
Prospect
J. T. Merah
Weeden Clary
Joseph Ranklee
M.E. Burger
Chas. Brown
Wm. Ranklea
T. M. V. Norwood
T. Lewis
Ridgerlee
City Officials Choose Tax Basis Amid Old Assessment Debate
City Register Louis M. Nixdorff and the Board of Aldermen debated levy basis. They will likely base the tax rate on the old assessment rather than the recent reassessment, citing state and county law. Exemptions reduce the taxable base to about 5.9 million, guiding a levy near 35,938 dollars. Westminster considers the newer basis, while Frederick benefits from the old-base method.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Register
Louis M. Nixdorff
Board of Aldermen
James McSherry
Westminister
Frederick
Maryland convention visitors fill school and grounds
The Maryland School hosts a convention with about fifteen hundred visitors daily and crowds of delegates arriving by early trains. Attendees distribute hymn pages at the Nebraska booth, the baggage room earns praise, and $503.32 is raised for missionary work. Mrs H W Ekroghbaum and C M Winger depart for Washington. Elie Haffensberger spoke on marriage.
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Maryland
Opera House
Nebraska Booth
H. W.ekroghbaum
C. M. Winger
Laure
Washington
Elie Haffensbergerc
Maryland and state news sweep through Baltimore region
Democrats of Wicetico county dined on turtle in Quan tico. A Maryland commandery of the Military Order of Foreign Wars is formed in Baltimore. A seven year old boy drowns near Towson. A man named Peter James alias Eddie Jacques is arrested in Baltimore for murder near White Plains, N Y. Other items note a train incident, canal sale litigation, a treasury probe outcome, and railroad receivers seeking court authority. Also announced is the Pennsylvania Railroad Summer Excursion Route Book of 1897 with routes and fares and a notice for Peerless Paper Meat Sacks sold by Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wicetico County
Quantico
Maryland
Military Order of Foreign Ware
United States
Baltimore
Willie Kendall
S Pend
Beary Imwaid
Joppa Road
Towson
Peter James
Eddie Jacques
Walker B. Adame
White Plains
N.Y
John Ulm Schneider
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
United States Circuit Court
Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Company
Tam News
Edgewood Estate Sells for 129000 at Frederick Sale
Edgewood, the residence of James H. Gambrill, near Frederick, sold at public auction at the Court House door to Carroll Mercer of Washington for 129000. The property includes a 17 room brick mansion, a verandal roof, eighty acres of land, and a mill. Bidding began at 10000 with increments of 500 and 100 before Mercer secured the sale. Mercer plans to take possession soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll Mercer
Washington
Walter Saunders
Court House
Charles W. Ross
Robert G. Gamtrill
John 8
Newmac
Edgewood
James H. Gambrill
Washington, D. C
Frederick
Frederick Janction
Areby
Ron Epic
Mercer
Out of the Ciy
YMGA Mission Trip And Festivals Highlight Local Club News
YMGA Tomorrow evening the association wheel club will mount to Waikeraville, leaving the building at 6 45. They have had no invitation to attend a strawberry festival by St John’s Episcopal Chapel. The religious work committee negotiates with Rev Dr Scofield of East Northfield Ma to spend a week in Bible work in Frederick in November. Dr Scofield is among the nation’s ablest teachers and would be a notable addition. The Ladies Auxiliary were invited to use tennis courts at the association athletic grounds in the afternoons and on Thursday evenings each week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Association Wheel Club
Mnto Waikeraville
St. John's Biscopal Chapel
Religious Work
Scofield
Enat Northfield
Mara
Frederick
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Asociation
Grand officers visit Enoch R. A. Chapter No 23
The Royal Arch Masons of this city honored by the annual visitation of the Grand Officers to Enoch R. A. Chapter No 23 at Masonic Hall. William Henry Shryock Grand High Priest, David G. Avery Grand Treasurer and Graham Oakehart Grand Lecturer represented the Grand Chapter of Maryland. A banquet followed and the Grand Officers departed this morning at 4 to Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Arch
Masonic Hall
Enoch R. A
William Henry Shryock
David G. Avery
Graham Oakehart
Grand Chapter
Maryland
Chas. E. Haller
Baltimore
Property Deeded and Land Transfers Noted in Frederick County
Multiple conveyances listed in Frederick area deeds. Sarah Mount transfers 10 acres with 3 roads and 9 perches to John Mount and others for $1 and premises. Jesse Roop and wife to Sarah E. Franklin and others for $1 and parcels. Sarah Bowlus and others to Peter W Bhafer trustee for real estate in Frederick city for $1. David Rice trustee to Emily R Sheppard for $164500 in Frederick city. Loris B McClain to Howard C Lin real estate in Frederick county for $250.
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Reuben Whhlde
Josiah Renner
Frederick County
Emanuel Rennner
Emanuel Renner
Susan M. Eiler
Frederick
Geo. Johnson
Baker Johnson
Frederick City
John D Sern
Clayton R. Devilbits
Tees
Baltimore G A R meets to organize encampment travel
At a Tuesday meeting the Maryland Grand Army of the Republic arranged attendance at the national encampment in Buffalo from August 23 to 28. The Naval Veterans Association will send about seventy from Baltimore August 22, while the Maryland department plans a 500-strong contingent departing August 23.
County Board to discuss Monocacy bridge site near Julie Ford
The Board of County Commissioners plans a session to decide on locating a bridge across the Monocacy near Julie Ford and Le Gore's Station. A joint meeting of factions is set for Tuesday June 22 at their office to reach satisfactory terms. Property deeds record transfers in Frederick County including Whhlde to Renner 540.00 and Renner to Rennner 300.00 and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
Julie Ford
le Gore
Repainted Home By Local Painters Under Danner Direction
A force of painters led by Mr. Charles Danner recently repainted the residence of Mr. John C. Motter near the city. The work was done in an attractive and up to date manner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Danner
Mrr
John C. Motter
Dous
Marriage Licenses for Jonez Fry and Doub Ke faaver
Marriage licenses issued for Roger B. Jonez and Sarah Virginia Fry of London county Virginia and James E. Doub and Margaret V. Ke faaver of Middletown in this county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger B. Jonez
Sarah Virginia Fry
London County
James E. Doub
Margaret V. Kefaaver
Middletown
Western Maryland College Holds Twenty Seventh Commencement
The president and faculty invite Tax Newe to attend the June 1817 commencement exercises. Graduates include Klis Kugenia Millard Buckeyatown Carrie Agnes Stone Mt. Pleasant and Herbert Hays Murphy Walkersville.
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Western Maryland College
Tax Newe
Klis Kugenia Millard
Buckeyatown
Carrie Agnes Stone
Mt. Pleasant
Herbert Hays Murphy
Walkersville
Sunday Excursion and Reduced Coal Prices Promised
A local brief notes private bids for a building, June coal price reductions, and a Sunday excursion by the 8 R and B&O lines with special trains from Hagerstown to Washington and return. Additional items advertise strawberry fete at St James and reduced rail fares to Pittsburgh and six points via A. H. Gunnell at the City Hotel.
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Washington
Hagers— Town
Frederick
Barnesville
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