The Saturday News Preview and Local Events
The Saturday News announces an eight page issue packed with features including a Howard Fielding short story Released and Kaiser or Puppet analysis by Captain Kilmer. It notes Sunday school lesson analysis by Rev. Stearns, ladies and farmers sections, and regular features plus Rockville sporting events and a bicycle riding complaint with police enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sig
Howard Kielding
Fielding
D. M. Stearns
United Brethren Church Incorporation Filed in Garfield
Articles of incorporation for the United Brethren Church at Garfield Myerville circuit filed with the circuit court clerk. First two years trustees include Isaac Lovell John Whelbaugh John D Swope Adam W Toms and George E Lovell. Reported in Tay News.
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Church Incorporated
United Brethren Church
Garfield
Myersville
Isaac Lovell
John Whelbaugh
John D. Swope
Adam W. Toms
George E. Lovell
Aldermen Approve Sewer Pipe Plan and City Accounts
The Mayors and Board of Aldermen met in City Hall with Mayor Smith presiding. They authorized purchase of oil from O F Zam Co and considered a lock-up at cost sharing with the county, approved bids for the City Opera House rental, and awarded 500 feet of 24 inch power pipe to Frederick Brick Works for installation between Fourth and Fifth streets extended. Reports show cash from hay scales cattle scales market stands totaling 77.20. Edward A. Gittinger’s tax collection was approved and the meeting adjourned at 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Aldermen
City Hall
Smith
O. F. Zam Company
Philadelphia
Dndiey Page
Bredarint Qeunty Telephone & Talaegraph Company
East Patrick Street
Ball Telephone Company
Committee On Rights
City Register Gittinger
City Opera House
Frederick Brick Works
Fourth
Committee On
Board of County Commissioners
Market Honge
Market House
Rosenstock Brothers
Hammond Urner
William E. Stanp
General Electric Company
Viaduct Manufacturing Company
William H. Bilsatlinger
Shipley & Boost
City Printing Works
J. M. Newman & Company
William Dannberger
Frederick County Telegraph and Telephone Company
Lewis Walter
Frederick Electric Light & Power Company
Great Southern Manufacturing and Printing Company
Standard Carbon Company
Gill and Company
Joseph F. Haller
Edward A. Gittinger
Kent County Loses Extra Delegate in Maryland Census
State census chief Colonel Buchanan Schley announced Kent County would not receive an additional representative, despite a 1,213 population rise shown in federal data. Only Prince George's, Montgomery, and Washington gain delegates, with Dorchester possibly rising to four. total House seats drop from 97 to 94. Budget shortfalls for census funding, $3,000 to $5,000, will be a legislative issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buchanan Schley
Kent County
Colonel Schley
Schley
Kent
Annapolis
St. Marys
Anne Arundel
Charles
Prince George’s
Montgomery
Washington
Dorchester County
Delaware
Confederate Army member clarified in Lakin obituary
An obituary item regarding Mr. Charles Henry Lakin states that he recently died at his sister's home near Jefferson. A correction notes he served in the Confederate Army, not the Union Army as previously reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Henry Lakin
Jefferson
Lakin
Change of Editors at Frederick Examiner
Frank G Wagaman resigns after two years as editor of the Frederick Examiner. C Warehime of Barkittsville named successor and will assume charge on July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank G. Wagaman
Frederick
C. ©. Warehime
Barkittsville
Middletown Commencement Display in Reformed Church
The eleventh annual Middletown commencement was held in the Reformed church at 8 p.m. with a decorated setting by the class of 1901. The program featured processional, salutatory, essays, musical numbers, class history, diplomas, and a dismissal. Other local commencements followed in Adamstown Walkersville and Thurmont with salutatorians, valedictorians, and guest speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Pines
Aunt A. Coblentz
John L. Routzahn
E. ©. Duvall
Spring Lane
Tynes
Marrarat
E. Pontius
Hammond Urner
Emerson
Messrs
O. E. Ifert
E. L. Coblentz
Elmer Remaberger
Foster Remeberg
Albert S
Catherine Thomas
Ralph Thomas
Frederick Select Orchestra
Walkersville High School
Imtheran Wherch
Bessie Bell
Bayard Dev Hbiss
Kent Nicodemus
Wm. Zimmerman
Thurmont High School
van Meter
Woman's College
Baltimore
Mary Waesche
Albert Eyler
Lester Samuel Birely
Clara Lillian Cassell
Helen Minerva Cover
Carrie Virginia Gurrens
Helen M. Cover
The
Unseen
Purely Personal: Local Residents Visiting Friends
Local notes list Miss Phoebe Neidig visiting Westminster, Br Beatty from Middletown in Frederick on business, Harry Foreman of Napoleon Indiana visiting relatives in Thurmont, S W Barrick of Woodsboro spending the day in Frederick, and other townsfolk visiting friends or returning home. Missing family ties, college figures, and summer plans are noted among Frederick residents and nearby communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoebe Neidig
Westminster
Br. Beatty
Middletown
Frederick
Harry Foreman
Napoleon
Ind
Thurmont
S. W. Barrick
Woodsboro
Dunott
Washington
D.C. Winabrewer
Court Street
Frederick Hartsock
U.S. A
Mariah D. Tyler
Williams
Miss Shriver
South Market Street
Mamie Harrington
Williamsport
D. M. Hoy
Park Hotel
Annie Campbell
East Church Street
Baltimore
Strangman
New York
Edwin B. Hay
B. F. Brown
Leon Bach
Maryland Agricultural College
Havana
Cuba
Emma McKeon
Piedmont
W. Va
Calvin Page
Dudley Page
Atatin Baughman
Mt. St. Mary's College
L. Victor Baughman
Poplar Terrace
Henry Williams
Braddock Heights
Depot Exterior Repainted and Interior Work Underway
The Baltimore and Ohio depot exterior has been repainted while workmen paint the interior. The ladies’ waiting room has been finished and the depot’s appearance is greatly improved. Michael Kennedy leads painters repainting woodwork at Charles W. Quynn residence on South Market Street.
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Baltimore & Ohio
Michael] Kennedy
Charles W. Quynn
South Market Street
Graduating Class Dance at Independent Hall
The Male High School graduating class held a delightful dance at Independent Hall last night with a large invited guest list. Brenner's orchestra provided music and refreshments were served at midnight. Mr. Carl Philips of Farmers and Mechanics Bank is reported quite sick.
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Independent Hall
Brenner
Carl Philips
Farmers’ and Mechanics' Bank
Liberty
Mystery surrounds death as Shafer body identified
Remains of Wilmer Shafer, found decomposed in woods near Catlin, Illinois, May 25, identified by relatives in Middletown. At his funeral Rev W C Sykes officiated. inventory of clothing and items found with the body sparked questions about his missing funds and a revolver linked to the case. Separately, the Eastern Milling and Export Company seized control of Stealton and Harrisburg mills, closing them with no disclosed figures.
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Wilmer © Shafer
Catlin
Danville
Illinois
Middletown
Charles W. Shafer
Banaras
Daniel Shafer
W. C. Sykes
The
Reformed Church
Burkittsville
Reformed
Wilmer Shafer
Obas. W. Shafer
Florida
Eastern Milling and Export Company
Denring
Mountain City
Stealton
Warrisburg
Combine
Baltimore
Death notices from Middletown Valley and nearby towns
The Wake of Death reports Miss Sarah Abalt of Middletown Valley died at Afantapeng Bilas Souda aged 73. She is survived by one sister Mrs Ephraim Long of Nebraska. Funeral held Tuesday at Lutheran church with Rev M L Beard officiating. interment Lutheran cemetery. Ezra Mrane, a Middletown Valley resident, died June 15 at Montevue Hospital aged 77. Survived by three children Daniel, Charles M and Mrs John A Bidel. Funeral Monday at Charles M Brane’s home, interment in Tiberan Cemetery. Nicholas Engle died suddenly June 15 in Thurmont. Funeral at Moravian Church in Gracehan. Alumni banquet for Frederick Male High School set for Tuesday June 25 at Doll's cafe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Abalt
Sarahbatt
Middletons Valley
Afantapeng
Bilas Souda
Generis
Daniel Ahal
Aisser
Ephraim Long
Ber
Nebraska
Middletown
M. L. Beard
Ezra Mrane
Bara Prange
Middletown Valey
Montevue Hospital
Daniel
Charles M. Brane
John A. Bidel
Charles M
Tiberan Cemetery
Local Lodges Meet for Divine Worship at Masonic Hall
Notices from Lynch Lodge and Columbia Lodge call members to a Sunday six o'clock p m gathering at Masonic Hall to attend divine worship. Following lines advertise Brengel's shoes and hats at Rosenour's Patrick Street store, low prices on boots and leather goods, and a series of sales and ads for textiles, dressmaking, and railroad excursion rates. Also mentions Trinity Church South fair, Park Hotel dinners, and eye care services in Frederick.
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Lynch Lodge No
ALB
A.M
Columbia Lodge
Alf M
Masonic Hall
W.of. Guiwresx
Stev
AFL & Avulpins Fearnakn
Secy
Columbia Lode
Brengle
Rosenour’s
Rosenour
Patrick Street
Buffalo
Baltimore and Ohio
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Hagerstown
Frederick
Washington
Baltimore
Epworth Leaguers Open Twelfth Frederick District Convention
The twelfth annual Frederick district Epworth League convention of the Baltimore Conference began in Keyser West Virginia. Rev D A Jones Lonaconing Md led opening devotions Rev W B Owens Piedmont conducted evening devotions Prof J W Stayman Keyser delivered the welcome address President Lee M Bender Martinsburg responded Music directed by Prof J B O Clemm Keyser A lecture on Italy by Rev B S Todd Frederick followed by a delegates reception in the chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth
Frederick District
Epworth League
Baltimore
Methodist Episcopal Church
Keyser
W. Va
D. A. Jones
Lonaconing
W. B. Owens
Piedmont
J. W. Stayman
Lee M. Bender
Martinsburg
J.B. O'Clemm
Italy
B.S. Todd
Frederick
Public Sale This Afternoon In Browningeville And New Market
Harvey R. Lease will sell personal property for J. M. Turner at Browningeville Montgomery county including fine homes and farming implements. Francia E. Stoner administrator will sell real estate of deceased at New Market including 2 acres land and 2 town lots improved with brick dwellings.
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Harvey R. Lease
Browningeville
Montgomery County
J. M. Turner
Francia E. Stoner
Johnsen Barbour
New Market
Musical Men in Politics in Logansport Journal
The Logansport Indiana journal notes Geo Edward Smith of Frederick Maryland, a past contributor, is now mayor of Frederick. It praises music men entering politics and congratulates Smith and Frederick. Roy Leatherman of Washington formerly of the county is appointed U S Marshall of New Mexico with Albuquerque as headquarters. he and his wife move southwest.
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Choir Music Journal
Logansport
Ind
Geo
Smith
Frederick
U.S. Marshall
Roy
M. E. Leatherman
Washington
New Mexico
Albuquerque
Southwest
Old Time Fair and Festival Planned in Masonic Room
South Festival committee prepares a room in the Masonic building at Second and Market Streets for an upcoming old time fair with fancy work and good things to eat. The room has been prettily arranged for the occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies of Trinity M. E. Church
South
Masonic
Gold Ring Presented to Oscar Coblentz by First Presbyterian
Members of the First Presbyterian Church in Annapolis present Oscar B. Coblentz, honor man of St. John's College's graduating class, with a gold ring set with a carbuncle. He was an active church member.
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John
Ter Brethow
Bea
America
Jestousy
Pocahontas
Jacques Ofenbsch
Cologne
Kaiser Wilhelm (Riel) Canal
Albion
Blackall
Thames
Wander Shayur Waller
Tei Tientap
Iectein
Oscar Coblents
First Presbyterian Church
Annapolis
Oscar B. Coblentz
St. John's College
Young Coblentz
The Modern Beauty Chooses Syrup of Figa for Health
The text praises a modern beauty thriving on good food sunshine and outdoor exercise. It notes her glowing health and blooming face. When cleansing is needed she uses Syrup of Figa a gentle laxative made by the California Fig Syrup Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California Fig Syrap Co
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Ithe Daily News
Till & P. M
W. J. Moorz
the Weather Bureau
Toch Equity F. L. Stoner
Soir
Piano Toning Wilcoxon
Agt
Equity
Urner, Keedy & Urner
Solis
Bagrv
Sala
Eugenes Sponsgeiller
A. Gittinger
City
the Saturday News
Kaiser
Germany
Kilmer
Mary Jane
Market Scribe
Rockville
Frederick City Cornet Band
Creagerstown Band
Monocacy Valley, Harmony
Walkersville
Cycters
Tay
Hoth School
Nicholas Engle
Gracehan
Frederick Maleigh School
Doll's Cafe
John Hendrickson
Rons
Scription
Brengle's Shoes
Rosenour’s Market
Patrick Streat
H. E
Joan Hewontorton
Ian A Cre
Neidig & Miller
Rosa
O. Moul & Co
Hanover
Masonic Building
Wm. C. Boteler
North Market Street
NeEwin & Miller
Newie & Maze
Clintone, Main
Dresamatcing
Eaprr
Clinton
MAIN
Ohio River
Isanogle & Wagaman
Orcs
Carter
McGill
Challenge
Niagara Cup
Dehann
Waterman
Fountain
Stafford
Diyon
Remisdon
Nell Gwynne
Carolina Cavalier
Maryland Manor
Lew
Richard Carvel
L. E. Mullinix
Isanogle & Wagamar
Frederick, MD
F. B. Sappington
B. Sappington
Adawiy
Rodose & Co
Léea Yard
Rodock «& CL
A. T. Rige & Sons
Frederick CO
Telewhone
T. BP
RIVE
D.S Rice
Fredri Ce
STAUB
Potomac
Rew Lake
Hering New Lake
Herring
FR. V. Sraus
Fredaries
Ceresville DE Flour
Incuesten
Titus
Bhriner
Gann
Sandih
Potomac River
Hi BR. & C. BR. RR
Ita
Willard
Keller
E. Patrickist
Francy R. Snooe
Lewistown
A. M. Cramer
Gewlnown
Dsedidanti
Annis B. Fout
Prederiuk City
Dutrow
Wm. H. Hamsborre
R. Lease
Atlee Radcliff
University OF Maryland
James M Radcliff
George A. Gilbert
Mdanly
D. H. E. Peterman
Franklin Street
Baltimore Eye, Ear
City Hotel
D* BR. O. Nicodemus
Norte Market Streays
Townsend Scort & Soy
Bankers
Brokers
Fayette
Postuffice
Baltimore, MD
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