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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1905
Page
2
Tomorrow the Tar Daily News will collect subscription payments from all subscribers on their routes. Subscribers are urged to have exact change ready to minimize delays and inconvenience.
PURELY PERSONAL. Dr. O. 8. Alghbarger of Hagerstown registered at City Hotel. Mr. Joseph W. Gaver left today for Philadelphia on professional business. Miss Mary Albert of the Woman's College spends the summer at Altoona Pa. Mrs. J. H. Markey and family moved to their summer home Catalin Braddock Colony. Mrs. Cyrus Helfensteix of Colorado Springs visiting son Ernest Helfenstein Clarke Place. Emma Derr and Clara Rowe visiting Mrs. Harper Walkersville have returned. Miss Helen Ridgely of Springfield Ohio at the great of Miss Mazie Schmidt North Market at last. Mr. S. Guy Gaither of Washington suspending vacation at parents' home South Market St. Mrs. Adam Nothagle and son Leonard and Miss Katie Murphy visiting in Baltimore and Washington DC. Rev. Dr. E. R. Eschbach at Lancaster Pa attending Franklin and Marshall College commencement. Miss Beulah Moberly East Fourth Street visiting her brother Edwin Moberly in Johns town Pa. Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Lough and Mr. and Mrs. Levi Flickinger to Ladiesburg for funeral of Mrs. Jacob Flickinger. Mr. Lester A. Toms of Washington and Lee University Lexington Va returned home for the summer. Miss Alice Houck accompanied her relative from Atlantic City to Atlantic City this morning with nephew James Houck Cramer. Mrs. W. F. Snyder North Market Street left for Germantown Md to attend wedding of her brother-in-law Jacob O. Baydar to Miss Marie Howes this evening.
Miss Amanda O Longman aged 65 dies at brother in law Clay Wachter s home in Harmony Grove. Funeral at Walkersville United Brethren Church led by Rev McDaniel with six pallbearers. Thomas Brown aged 75 dies at son s home near Portoum from senile debility. Funeral at Mountain View M P Church conducted by Rev J A Wright.
Dr P D Fahroey elected president succeeding James E Walker. Daniel T Ordeman named vice president as the board adapts leadership for the Frederick County Telephone and Telegraph Company. Twenty local men sign petition to Adjutant General for a company to join the 1st Regiment Maryland National Guard. The draft list is expected to yield more volunteers.
The Lewietown M. P. Sabbath School will observe Children's Day on Sunday January 11 at 10 a m If weather is not fair the evening service will move to 7 30 p m on the same day
A list of local marriages including F Lester Schmidt and Sara E Gannon wed at St John’s rectory with plans for a New York trip and residence in Frederick. Also Pfoutz and Mish, and Broner and Rabecos Lare wed in quiet ceremonies with details of attire and witnesses.
Frederick City Hospital and Emergency Hospital boards decline to join any consolidation. They object to unspecified arbitration questions, deny power to delegate management, and refuse to assume debts of both institutions. They reaffirm commitment to keeping the Frederick hospital open and inviting all physicians to send patients there.
A largely attended meeting at Frederick City Hospital reviewed standing committee reports. In May the hospital accommodated four patients, fourteen were free patients, performed 30 operations, and recorded two deaths. Donations funded notable interior improvements for patient comfort.
The Local Mart notes Mr. G. Waring Tyson's market quota for today. Hons buying includes Ocru at $2.50 per batret, shelled 50 senta per bushel, Wheat No.2 rad 92, No.8 red 880. Weamer Sic per bushel rejected 85a per bushel damaged 790 per bushel. Onte 40 opnte per bashel.
Flag Day will be observed this afternoon with appropriate exercises. An address by H. Dorsey Etchison Key will accompany the unfurling of a new flag at the Key Monument in Mt. Olivet cemetery.
Transfers of real estate, marriage licenses, and court actions for the week ending June 14 1905 in Otecuit and Orphans Courts. Deeds include Ella Welty to Rose Laneinger and others. licenses list Charles Hahn Rose Seigler Allen Rodgers Mary Grace Rife and more. court items cover final accounts executors guardians and inventories with distributions and warrants.
Waynesboro firemen contest the Hagerstown event outcome claiming Winchester was disqualified and Waynesboro, which followed the rules, deserved first prize. The Waynesboro Herald argues the Winchester win served town and fair interests and questions the committee’s policy driven decision.
Two Negroe men arrestee at Kidwiter’s Saloon for grand jury forgery charges. Hollis, 80, arrested near Lickaville on forged order drawn on James Reed of Martinsburg. Sheriff to return suspect to Rockville for further action. Smoot hearing waived in horse theft case. defendant jailed awaiting grand jury. Gerry Corney and William Hatchisop face larceny of a lead pipe. both in jail. Regina Bodds, colored, arrested for disorderly conduct. notes dispute leads to release.
The 76th commencement of St John’s Institute drew a large crowd in Junior Hall. Principal praise is given to Edward H Spohao for training and the students produced The Elixir of Life Other People’s Troubles and The Bachelor’s Dream. Prizes were awarded for attendance spelling general work composition and conduct. Mayors comments on July Fourth cannon crackers and Flag Day issues noted. The Thurmont High School graduation will be held June 20 with four graduates and Rev Bagley delivering the address.
At a stockholders meeting in Frederick County the board elected D. O. Kemp J. B. Thomas R. R. Lewis E. O. Renn J. L. Daub M. J. Dade and J. H. Gambrill Jr as directors for the coming year The officers chosen were President D C Kemp Vice President J F Thomas Secretary R R Lewis and Treasurer and Manager J H Gambrill Jr A dividend of five percent was declared.
The State Geological Survey approved M. J. Grove Lime Company bid of 20 316 to build a mile and two fifths of road near Monrovia. Grove said work would begin about June 20. A Sunday School reception is planned Friday evening by the Evangelical Reformed Church infant Sunday school.
Fragmentary financial statement showing capital stock, liabilities, and deposits. Includes entries for National Bank notes Guinland contingent interest, due to state and Baymus Banks, reserve agents, and individual deposits subject to check. Signature lines indicate sworn statement date in 1905 with attestations by bank officials.
The writings indicate Friday and Saturday are Em berdaya, marked as special fasts and prayer days in churches. They are described as having influence over the weather for the next three months.
Multiple local business notices and ads. Mentions selling sewing machine oil at Singeratoras in Frederick. JOsey L Hour, Dr O B Highbarger to visit City Hotel June 14 15 16 offering optical services in Hagerstown. The Avalon Braddock Heights opens for boarders with meals. Prof R O Spangler piano tuner available. orders via Birely's Palace of Music or by mail. J B Brrey Frederick Md offers piano tuning and repair services.
Prepare for the hot season and buy a gas range for five to eleven dollars. If you do not wish to purchase, Frederick Gas & Exec Co offers a range on terms that fit your convenience. Also note reduced prices as Ostland and J. He. Prign & Co advertise sale of stock hardware patots and other items.
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