Subscribers urged to report irregularities in paper receipt
The News asks subscribers to promptly report any irregularity in receipt of papers. Report issues to ensure delivery accuracy and timely circulation.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1907
Page
4
The News asks subscribers to promptly report any irregularity in receipt of papers. Report issues to ensure delivery accuracy and timely circulation.
Mr David Liwenetsin has returned from Chicago. Mr G Waring Tyson is spending a few days in Baltimore on business. Mr J Frank Thomas and family have moved to 182 West Second Street. Miss Helen Kebne is visiting friends at Limes Kiln. Mr and Mrs Wm B Gosnell and children visit relatives in York PA. Mr Arthur Barras has taken a position with Wertheimer Bros at Connellsville PA. Mr James K P Brightwell has returned from a visit to Libertytown. Mrs Frederick A Miller of New Brunswick NJ has returned after visiting relatives here. Mrs John A H Weems of Baltimore has returned after visiting Mr Edward M Dyer. Mrs S M Steck has gone to Smithsburg MD to stay with her daughter-in-law. Mrs Charles Arnold and son of Frostburg have returned after attending the bedside of Miss Ros Durfey. Mrs M Grambine and Mrs E W Fowler spent Sunday with Mrs Grambine’s cousin Mr and Mrs William Grouse near Woodboro. Master W Harman Nicodemus of Hagerstown, with his mother, spent the past week with his grandparents and returned home.
Mrs Margaret Be Barna wife of Fred B Burns and daughter of Hiram R Heok died at Halie's Landing Rangsly Lake Maine yesterday from appendicitis aged 28. Her death saddened relatives and friends in the town. She leaves her husband and parents plus three brothers Manara B Frank H Webster and Charles K Hock. Remains to be brought here for burial.
Misa Della Raluoe Raines and Frack King, son of Harrison King of Urbana, wed by Rev. Osborn Isgle at Alft Sanita Episcopal Church. Bride’s sister Misa Cora Raines attended. Couple returned to Urbana. Reed and Margaret C. Green, both of Lovettsville, Va., quietly married by Rev. A J Gin at the M H parsonage.
Mr and Mrs George E Smith and daughter Miss Pearl V Smith hosted a straw ride and party in Troutville Maryland for Miss Ethel Broadwater. Guests included Pearl Smith Ruth Fisher Alma Landis Virginia Grove Pauline Smith Bessie Kevinfan Katie Kaufman Blanche Leare Daisy Thomas and others. Games followed by refreshments in the dining room.
Review of church services across Havre de Grace area with reports from St Johns Catholic, German Baptist, Presbyterian, Evangelical Reformed, First Baptist, United Brethren, Methodist Episcopal, Lutheran and All Saints churches. Includes sermons, Sunday School times, Children’s Day programs, vesper services, and a rededication of a church altar with tributes to benefactor David Brengle.
The Baltimore custom house scandal widens as deputy naval officer John W. Cable refuses resignation and demands an investigation. Captain Zimmerman, demoted, and other officials were summarily fired after a prior inquiry found faults with attention to heavy rebates linked to Saward & Co. The department splits over culpability, while Cable maintains innocence and fights to avoid dismissal.
Mrs. Mrs. honey obtains an injunction against the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company to bar entry onto her Knoxville land from Waverton. She alleges the railroad severed land over three feet, built an abutment wall, dug a ditch, and laid cast iron pipes through her lot without permission. The defendants planned to fill the lot to place another track. the line may extend further. Frank L. Stoner and Leo Whalberg represent the plaintiff.
List of names awaiting letters at the Frederick City post office dated Saturday June 15 1907. Gentlemen and Ladies sections include Beker Briscos Heffner McManur Palmer Potter. Beatty DeShields Grove Horine Jones Kenney Lewis Quinton Rages Warner and others. Letters remain for two weeks before transfer to dead letter office.
City officials took oath and organized quickly with Lowenstein as president pro tem and Kemp as clerk. Mayor Smith arrived late, delaying action on appointments and prompting a rescheduled meeting for Wednesday evening.
Baccalaureate services were held at Evangelical Reformed Church with both schools marching in procession. Rev Dr E R Eschbach preached on The True Glory of Woman, emphasizing a womanly sphere and her important but distinct role from men. Class day exercises are set for Wednesday at 10:30 AM and commencement Thursday evening at 8.
Funeral notices list Mrs B Manzalla I Abalt of near Burkittaville and Mrs Ella Wiles of Backeystown with services at local Lutheran churches. Interments followed at Lutheran cemeteries. directors include M R Etchinan and Thomas P Rice. Also noted are funerals for Mrs Violet Mitchell and Henry O Goodman with multiple pallbearers and local pastors officiating.
Fragmentary OCR lists WM Baker, H D Barker, WM G Zimmerman, Samuel G Duvall as president and vice presidents with cashier roles and assorted staff names including D E Relatives, Jupex, Baxse, Morres, H. Haller, Ramsburg, HallER, and DANIEL BAKER, indicating a bank or financial firm roster.
News of the State itemized notes cover Confederate soldiers decorations at Dagers town John B Haena wins Harford Republican primaries William Barnard Jr drowns in Potomac River Bishop Darlingtas promotes baccalaureate sermon at St Johns College Baptial Minietore Association session adjourns Washington County Republican Central Committee to set county convention date Harry Buckalaw arrested in Cumberland after escaping board bill First Regiment Maryland National Guard holds memorial for Private William E Turner in Hagerstown Angus McDonald Ireland and Grace Margarets Mathews wed Sunday excursion 185 excursionists travel from Baltimore to this city via B&O Railroad
Local note warns boys who took baseball items from Busy Oorger sporting goods counter to return or face prosecution. Public notices include library event at Tabard Inn and an election of delegates to the State convention. Frederick Aario missing on Friday June 18 at 8 pm. Funeral designs offered by Henry Trail's Greenhornes. phone contact.
Summer weather looms. offerings include silk or linen parasols, lisle stock ings, lace stockings, leather belts, wash materials, and children's summer underwear. Prices range from 5c to several dollars, with references to 1906 1908 pricing in a bustling catalog ad style.
Gary A Nation plans lectures at Janior Hall Monday and Tuesday at 8 p.m. Admission is 10 cents. Mrs Nation will lecture in Middletown Boonsboro and Hagerstown. Private sale of household furniture at 43 East Third Street bada includes chairs wardrobes Brussels and Tagrain carpets and two parlor stoves. Knights of Pythias call for full lodge attendance and a subscription banquet at City Hotel. Also mentions tailor services and local seafood dishes.
Gunner Rugs advertises a fresh stock of Japanese Hofi Fibra Rugs in sizes up to 9x12 feet with latest patterns. Also features Hall and Staly Mattings and a wide range of floor coverings. Promotes largest variety of new rugs in the city alongside carpets wall paper and hammocks.
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