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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1906
Page
3
Tomorrow is the fifteenth. subscribers on their routes should have exact change ready to ease collections.
The thirty ninth annual commencement of Western Maryland College in Westminster was largely attended. Other items note deaths of local figures William J. Smith and David Robartsee, plus civic and religious meetings in Elkton and Hagerstown.
County correspondence from Hagerstown area reports sermons and visits across Baltimore and nearby towns. Names include Mrs Jessie Etohelberger Miss Deeste Eyler Mrs N O Stansbury and Miss Anca Mrs B P Ogle, J W Snook family Grant Webster Oleander Seise John Seise Dora Nogale Charles Eyler and others with several trips to Baltimore and York. The piece notes John UHler’s anniversary with O P Telephone Co marking his 6th decade in service and mentions upcoming Male High School Alumni banquet at Hotel Braddock on June 20.
Funeral services for Col. Edwin B. Hay were held in Washington with Elks Washington Lodge No 25 and St Pauls Episcopal Church officiating. Attendees included Gridiron Club members, Elks, Odd Fellows and Masons with floral tributes from Baltimore and Chicago. Mrs Hay’s condition improved after the service as telegrams and letters of sympathy poured in from New York New Jersey and beyond.
Betsie Scheler and Rev Guy P Bready wed at 507 East Chestnut Lancaster joining in a quiet ceremony attended by immediate family. The couple will reside in Thormont to serve as pastor. Also Miss Nannie L Brengie and Mr W C Smith wed in Washington D C with reception at 117 Third Street afterward they depart for a southern tour. Anta May Rowe and Deris Shank married near Kesnysville with a fire supper. Theodore E Geldmacher and Sarah E Leskins wed in this city June 4 1906.
A social card party was hosted at the residence of Miss Nellie Brust on West South Street with friends attending and enjoying an evening of entertainment. Refreshments were served around 7:31 PM, described as plain and simple. Afternoon Sarae. Miss Ritchie’s dancing class plans a Mountain outing on Saturday June 16 departing at 8 o’clock with tea on the Heights and return by 7 o’clock car. patrons and friends invited.
The Hoye Temperance Association announces the last meeting of the season for the Junior Boy Scouts group tomorrow night. Members are urged to attend and the public is invited to join.
Special dispatch reports Robert B Roosevelt uncle of the president and former Democratic National Committee treasurer died at age 76. He served as minister to Yolland and was a longtime political figure in the party. Funeral plans were not announced.
Special dispatch reports Lieutenant Edward C. Bolton, acting governor of Davao district Mindanao, assassinated. Masita Jane 14 is named in the same dispatch as involved or related to the incident. Authorities have not released full details.
Special dispatch reports the steamship Haverford from Philadelphia blew up at sea, nine men killed and forty wounded. The vessel was shot apart, and a large number of residents and visitors in nearby ports sent tributes and condolences as authorities investigated the disaster.
The remains of Banks Kohlenberg arrive from Fritzsburg and are taken home in Adamstown with funeral services tomorrow at 10:5. Clara Moracken’s funeral occurred yesterday at 2 from the home on East Fitch tree conducted by Rev. Thomas Freeman Dixon. interment Mt. Olivet. Mrs. Wm Barshelow’s funeral set for 3 PM at her Schleysville home, interment Mt. Olivet. Leo Weinberg to receive bachelor of law degree at Washington and Lee University next Wednesday after graduating Main High School class of 1903. Charles J. K. Young sells the Lawndale property to Elmer Dixon of Colt Dixon Co. on private terms.
Commencement exercises and baccalaureate sermons are planned across Frederick High Schools. Rev Thomas Freeman Dixon and Rev DaVitt M Banham will address graduates at City Opera House. Boys and Girls High School exercises set for Thursday and Friday, with diplomas awarded next Friday night.
At commencement exercises in Westminster the senior medal went to John Hunt Hendrickson of the junior class. He also shared in a literary contest, retaining the Merrill trophy for the Webster prize for a second year.
News items report church services at St. Pauls Utios and Zion Reformed Charlesville led by Rev. S M Hanoh with times 10:00 am and 2:16 pm. Pleasant Hill Union Chapel hosts Children’s Day service next Sunday at 7:00 pm. Also note Mr George P Backey, Union Bridge banker, broke his right leg after a fall on his farm near New Market. his nephew John Bucker assisted and he was treated by Dr J W Downsy.
The Evang elical Reformed church hosts a reception tonight honoring Pastor Rev Dr E E Eschbach for completing thirty two years of service. Members and friends are invited to attend from 8 to 10 PM in the church hall.
Frank Jacknoz, colored, was arrested yesterday by Sheriff Mariz and Deputy Carter for sighting and causing a disturbance on DeGrange arrest. He was taken before Justice D. H. Eckstein who fined him ten dollars or twenty days in jail.
Bale of Farm agents sold a tract of 250 acres with improvements in Clarkeburg district Montgomery county to David J. Main of Lime Kiln for 4000 dollars from J O W Kamp James M Kermp and Emma E Baker.
The document enumerates officers and directors including president JD Barer and vice president H D Bakee with WM Barbersf as president, wifi Gizinmernman as cashier, and a slate of directors such as Jovan Jas McEmexkr, Gro Wace Bure, and others. It reads as a formal listing of leadership roles within a society or organization.
The page advertises various goods and events including harvesters and binders by Frederick Co. Fanages Exchhanez, enamel ware by Aites G. Grexx & Co, and Sea Food ads. It notes the Merry Milk Maids operetta at Middletown Md with high attendance and a June 11 showing. An entertainment troupe led by Miss Grace Beard performs with a 50-voice chorus and orchestra. It also lists miscellaneous items such as jar rings and medical services by Dr EB Schmid.
L. E. Hullenix promotes Yudor Porch Shades offering privacy and cooling breeze in hot days. The units are adjustable and reasonably priced, advertised as sold only by the local dealer with custom awnings and prompt service.
Obituaries announced for Miss Marcia A Welty of 51 East Church Street aged 18 years 2 months 7 days after a brief illness of Appendicitis. Funeral at 9 am at home then 11 am at Lewistown BMEL Church with interment at Laws Towne. Also notices for John Huntzberry of Boonsboro and Ira Herbert Cecil of Dickerson Station with service details and survivors. Market quotes from Tyson Nicodemus included.
Local note highlights Lidle's options including hard and soft crabs clams crab meat and various foods with phone contact 316. Saturdays Hershberger introduces orange phosphate and new “True Frate” products. Also mentions cherry cake Brad dock Panch two new concoctions and a carload of Studebaker wagons at Farmers' Exchange.
News notes the demolition of the Moasts building at East Patrick Street. J. M. Newman & Co. coal dealers will see a three story arts edifice rise on the site. The present building is the oldest on Frederick’s First Street, dating to 108 years ago.
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