Purely Personal Notes Of Visitors And Returnees
PURELY PERSONAL. Paragraphs about those who come and go. Mr Cherlon Franklin Smith and bride have returned from their wedding to a or. Rev A Gill of Martinsburg WV spent yesterday with his daughter Mrs George Heinlein Went Third street. Mr Edward Hooker of Baltimore who has been visiting the family of Dr and Mrs Hudden has returned home. Mrs Laura I Cook South Market Street is visiting her daughter Mrs George W Lerch of Knoxville this week. Rev Fr Francis E Craig of Elloost City, former assistant rector of St Johns Catholic church, spent yesterday with friends in this city. Misses Chrissie and Lizzie Larch of Roxville visiting their landmother Mrs Laura I Cook South Market Street have returned home. Miss Gelia Pearre of Howard County has been visiting Misses Mande and Nellie Hanichen, accompanied by Miss Nellis Hanichen. Rev Frederick Hightmar, a veteran graduate of Gettysburg Theological Seminary, visiting relatives in Berkittevilla. The rat charge will be in the neighborhood of Pites Org Pa. Miss Alios Jost of Washington DC who has been the guest of Misses Finale and Mollie Shaffer of near this city for two weeks, was accompanied to her uncle Mr Wad Jost, her father, Misa Alios Ashford, and by her folk Mr Edgar Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cherlon Franklin Smith
Bride
A. Gill
Martinsburg
W. Va
George Heinlein
Edward Hooker
Baltimore
4. Hudden
Laura I. Cook
South Market Breet
Funerals of Olivia Heyde and Margaret Field Field
Two obituaries note yesterday funeral services for Olivia Heyde at 12 05 from 2B and O 8 R atation with Rev aatie officiating and pallbearers Frank Norwood John Whitehill Maxin Waite Hand F C Knott. Interment at Mt Olivet. Also funeral for Miss Margaret Field from her sister John Fleshman’s residence on 882 Hage Street conducted by Rev Charica I wok with pallbearers John Lowtis Jorge Carlton Fleshman. Interment at Mt Olivet. Schroeder funeral director. Foot auto accident report: Tohn Langley, iron tiler, injured by a freight car wheel near Frederick Junction, brought to Emergency Hospital. leg amputated by Drs Selth and Johnson with assist from Dr McCurdy Fabrney. Langley from Vermont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olivia Heyde
Rev
Aatie
Frank O. Norwood
John Whitehill
Mesers
Maxin Waite- Hand
F.C
Tohn Langley
Baltimore
Frederick Junction
Langley
B & O. BR. R. Com Iy
Drs
Boyer Lorts-Named Grace Lorty Wed at Evangelical Lutheran
Hymeneal notice reports Grace M. Lorty and John Boyer of this city united in marriage at Evangelical Lutheran Church on Saturday evening officiated by Rev. Charles B. Steck. The groom is employed by the Wm. D. Vera Lumber Company. Executive committee appointments referenced for the Maryland State Fire Association. Also notes a man named Adametown sustained a two place arm break from a roof fall near his home yesterday and was treated by Dr. Meredith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyer—Lorts
Grace M. Lorty
John Or
Charles B. Steck
Wm. D. ‘Era Lumber Company
Adametown
Jim
Meredith
Ss. John’s Catholic Church
Evagelical Reformed Church
Trains Crash on Western Maryland Railroad at Baltimore Junction
A head on collision between a passenger train No. 5 and a double headed freight train near Mount Hope caused 25 deaths and 12 injuries among workers from Thurmont and Frederick County. The wreck killed many rail yard laborers and left dozens injured, with relief and medical aid organized from Warminster to Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thurmont
W.O. Derr
Hagerstown
Elmer Miler
O.L. Nipple
W. H. McNames
E. RB. Stott
John Willard
J. M. Shaw
Charles Greeble
Edward Martin
Charles T. Biller
Thourmont
Uniderti
George Schilling
Baltimore
George B. Qowell
East Chasestraat
John Orousa
Taneytown
James Groshon
Charles Kally
L. B. Rice
Frank Sweetsy
Thormont
Harry Sweeney
McGlellan
Wiliam T. &Wesney
Mad
Lager
Hillman Strait
Nelson Fratey
J. W. Shupp
George Stimmal
Joseph Stuaty
Oatostia
Daniel
Milton Brambaugh
Hillan Station
Wike
Maryland
Wrecking Department
Western Maryland Railroad
Peniance
Tailroadore
Mount Hope
Patapsco
Warminster
Flagman
George T. Lynch
Hagman
Sweanay Thormoné
Freight wreck survivor recalls last ride and scene at Mount Hope
A freight train wreck survivor recounts the siding delay at Gorsnoh and the Blue Mountain Express passing before the crash. He describes signaling failures, braking struggles, and the crew's expertise as the train plunged down a grade. The article notes heavy toll at Thormont, with multiple Sweeney family casualties and widespread grief across the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gorsnoh
Union Bridge
Biue
Expres
Paven J
Advice to Graduates on the Importance of a Purpose
A Lutheran pastor delivers a baccalaureate sermon at Frederick High School urging graduates to adopt a guiding purpose. He warns of aimlessness, likening a life without purpose to a ship without a ladder, and emphasizes moral and spiritual development, duty to God, and service to others. He cites scripture and stresses personal responsibility as students begin new careers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Steok
Frederick
Ray
Selver
Tadesh
Belog
Daing
Steak
Disputed Trusts Split as Shoop Heir Fails in Court
Theater of a grafted dispute ends Saturday in Hagerstown where 14 creditors of Shoop select Attorney Thomas A. Poffenberger as trustee over rival Frank G. Waganan. Claims against Shoop total about $7,000. Shoop, once a bishop in the Dunvkard oberok, vanished from Mapleville and is reportedly missing in Wroming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tenetee
Bishop Shoogz
Thea
Barton Shoop
Hagerstown
Shoop
Attornay
Thomas A. Poltenberger
Poffenberger
Frank G. Waganan
Frederick
Dunvkard Oberok
Mapleville
Wroming
Advertised Letters at Frederick City Post Office 1905
List of unclaimed letters dated Saturday January 1905 at Frederick City post office. Applicants must call for advertised letters or they will move to dead letter after two weeks. Gentlemen’s: Washington Brown, W. E. Harwood, John K. Shaw, P. S. Thomas. Lavres: Mrs Tackett, Mrs Jamile Walle, Mrs Mary E. Whikte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City
Janely
Washington Brown
W. £. Harwood
John K. Shaw
Thomas. Lavres
Mra
Tackett
Jamile Walle
Mary E. Whikte
Advisory Board Forms For Moanté St. Mary's College
The college council formed an advisory board of five including Hon. James McSkerry chief justice of Maryland’s Appellate Court and four others from Pittsburg Roxbury New York City and Lancaster. Also mentions late commencement at St Francis Parochial School and Milton Academy reunion. Maryland School baseball beat Brush Factory 2 0 with Trevy hitting two long home runs and Benson fanning nine in final innings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moanté St. Mary's College
College Council
James McSkerry
Appellate Court of
Maryland
A. ¥. D Waterson
Pittsburg
F. Gantoile
Roxbury
Maya
Tobn Cogan
New York City
Richard M. Railly
Lancaster
New York Bill
Brunswick
Milton Academy
Taneytown
Academy
Saseballt
Brush Factory
Trevy
Benson
Encampment attendance planned by local veterans and aid society
Roscoe Go White of Fourth street will leave tomorrow for Washington to attend the annual encampment of the Sons of Veterans. Mrs Reuben Ek Aaho of this city will represent the local Ladies Aid Society at the convention in Washington opening tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ad.orv
Kir
Roscoe GO. White
Fourth Street
Washington
Sons of Veterans
Reuben EK. Aaho
Clsy
Tadies’ Aid Sociery
Bank Statement from Frederick County National Bank
The document lists resources and liabilities including reserves, deposits, and due to other banks. It shows items such as cash in vaults and on hand, notes of other banks, and a 3 percent reserve, with a sworn cashier’s statement by G. Zimmerman on June 3, 1905, before notary J. Travers Thomas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Banik
Spee Horss Soow Redemption Fund
Euler LS
Stata
MaxvLann
Fredewick
G. Zintrwan
M.G. Zimmerman
J. Travers Thomas
N. PB
John C. Motter
D. Bi
Auvisk
Thomas H. Haller
Furrsctors
Neidig & Miller June Sale Offers Linen and Silk Bargains
Neidig & Miller announce a June sale with early season discounts on white flax linens and natural brown pins, pricing Pure White Flax Linen at 2.50 and 1.00 for 100 inch linen. Specialties include silks, wash goods, and new color cotton fabrics, with notable items such as Reliant Black Chiffon Taffeta Silk and washable Jap Silk among the offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PRICH
Angee Eea S
Local Mention and Seashore Excursions and Services
NEIDIG and MILLER advertise Gan Range sales from five to eleven dollars with flexible terms. Prof B C Spangler, piano tuner, offers tuning and action work. orders via Birely’s Palace of Music or mail. Popular seashore excursion from Frederick to Atlantic City, Cape May, Ocean City and more with June 22, July 6, 20 and Aug 8, 17, 31 departures at 6 60 round trip, 16 days return validity, with through-ticket options and pamphlet through Baltimore & Ohio agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plano
B. C. Spangler
Birely
Mauaio
J. M. Birney
Frederick
Atlantica Otty
Cave May
Ocean Otty
Isle Otty
N. J
Casan Otty
Rehoboth
Beach
Del
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Washington
Baltimore & Ohio
Epworth League
Denver
Col
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Ohio River
Baltimore & Ohio Raiilroad
Maryland
Batimore
Pitsburg
Chicago
B&o
Children Day services fill Grace and Trinity churches
Sunday school services filled Grace Reformed and Trinity M E churches with notable attendance and new enrollments. The day featured organ accompaniment by Misa Mary Young and a sermon on faith and the Holy Spirit. The Knight of Pyths memorial service honored Hiram Keefer with a procession to Olivet cemetery and a floral tribute. Market notices from G Waring Tyson quoted prices for corn wheat and oats, plus a farm sale to Mrs Clara Repp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Mary Young
M.D. Harp
Grace Reformed Church
BE. L. McLean
Unep
Trinity M. E
Booth
Zanob
J. H. Balthin
Epworth League
Isa
Local Sewing Machine Service Ad at Singer Stores
Local ad urges customers to seek Export Sewing Machine Repairs and Alao sewing machine oil of absolute purity for all machines. It promotes red 8B at Singer stores and directs readers to 4 East Patrick Street, Frederick, Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Singer
Patrick
Fred. Lok
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Daily News
Nathanael Greene
Mulberry Grove
Richard Henry Les
C. M. Spurgeon
Tattle
Kearsarge
Cherbourg
Rance
Maximilian
Mexico
Queretaro
Francois Joseph
Austria
Albert of
General Greene
Titt
Waseingram
Specist
Tae Newa
L. Moors
Objet
The
Weather Bureau
Reno
Jane
Ax Brewing Co
W. Patrick Sr
J.T. Bertrand
B. F. Brown
D. Z. Stall
Doll Broadig & Miller
Rodook & Go
Kémen
J. John de P. Douw
Annapolis
Dent
Maryland State Fire- 8 Association
Palmerane
Hageratown
W. Brook
Abardean
Joseph A. ‘d
AnnApelia
Harry T. Hennete
Fetiok
J. Oliver Snyder
Hamp
W. M. RR
Ranton Station
Joe
Ed. Bowars
Das
Weatmioster
Nortasro Central Railway
Bruce Villa
Ira J. MacCurdy
Brederick
Thormontiain
Wade
Mount Hops
Swesney
Ace Eilled
Faa Fatoera
Pasifal
Stock
Plessans
Ita
Citizens’ National Bank
Citizens' National Bank
Leu
Puntea
Sayfura
John Hendrickson
Oxford
Laos
Liglea
Cotéon
Joan Hendrickson
Neidig & Miller
Frevgnick Gas & Exac. Co
Bonth Market St
Wearaina
L. BE
Mullinix
George
Rodock & Ce
Bargalf
Bowere
GEO &Ge
Rodook
Puouas P. Rick
North Market Street
East Fourth Street
Frederick County
Fpouvzas
Eichelberger
A. J. Eioghelberger
A.W. Cor
Una
Fanay
Ap Fu
Aidawily
Cecil
Foster
North Market
Peterman
Gay West Frankin Street
Sraterick
Church Street
U. S. Kefauver
Jantasia
B. Sappington
City Hall
Newsparr
Pythian
Eervicia of Mountain Ctty Lodge
Knights of Pything
Yesterdy
Hiram M. Keefer
Charles F. Steck
Evangelical Lutheran Oboroh
Edward A. Gittinger
Brothera
Dit. Olivat Cemetery
G. Waring
Tyson
Warm
Harvey R. Lease
John D. Repp
D. Princston Buckey
Johnsville
Clara K. Repp
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