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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1906
Page
5
A notice asks subscribers to report promptly to The News any irregularities in receipt papers.
Miss Mary Steiner of Washington visits Frederick friends while many locals announce visits in Gettysburg New Oxford and Baltimore. Notable names include State's Attorney Albert Long of Hagerstown and Fire Marshall Lloyd MacGill of Baltimore with multiple cousins neighbors and college students visiting or traveling through the region.
The Frederick High Schools commencement was held at the Otty Opera House with a large audience. Rev Dr Benhess of Baltimore delivered diplomas and awards and scholarships were announced. The program included the Frederick Select Orchestra, a recitation, an invocation by Rev Parker, and performances by graduates led by Eve Rebecca Dovail in the salutatory Arm High.
The valedictory titled Tuck vsrens Plack was delivered by William Theodore Delapisine. A chornos of The Fairy Danes followed by Prof. Amon Burges presenting gold medals to Delapliane and Ralph Zimmerman. Hammond Olsry and Marion Dertzbaugh received awards for attendance and scholarships listed from Western Maryland College, St John’s College, Washington University, and others. Rev DeWitt Bevham delivered the graduates address praising educational progress and sharing illustrations.
The ceremony featured a chorus performance after the orchestra. Rev. Isaac M Motter presided over diploma distribution and urged continued public school support. Farewell songs and a benediction concluded the exercises, with several graduates named in the class roster.
The clipping lists several individuals including Ridgely Sapplegton Eidos May Sobaster Neliialee Sigafoost Ellen momare Simmons Jeanette Acgastise Eich and boys high school Worthington Roy Angleberger Hammond Clary William Lawrence Cramer William Theodore Delaplaine Frank Marion Dertz Georges Leybara Hughes Charles Traill Lege Millard Paulton Rice Edgar Staley Ira Newton Thomas.
The sixteenth Middletown High School commencement closed with eight graduates led by valedictorian Miss Naomi Dood and speaker Dr. G W Ward. Scholarships were awarded to J Orville Kefauver and Olas Weaver, with top averages claimed by Miss Edema Meck and Charles Weaver. Myeraville High School held its second commencement at the Lutheran church with five graduates. Miss Effie O Deter earned first honors and Elmer F Rice second, followed by a program of speeches songs and diplomas led by Rev. Charles H Heber and County School Commissioner William K Young.
The sixth annual Emmitsburg High School commencement was held Thursday night at Spangler’s Opera House with a largely attended program. Graduates included Ruth Adelsberger Dula Annan Olars Bowe and Helen Shui with speeches by Hon. Jack Rohlerback and music and essays throughout the event.
The first annual exhibit of Brunswick's Manual Training School was held in the high school manual training room. Under Prof. R. W. Strawbridge pupils displayed notable progress in woodwork and basketry. Highlights included glove boxes, pen trays, shaving stands, and jewel boxes reflecting high workmanship.
The funeral of Mr Y Diller took place today at the family home of his parents Dr and Mrs Chas H Diller in Detour. Rev A Miller of the Lusheran church in Westminster conducted services. Pallbearers were Emory Warner J Howard Miler Charles Miller Charles C Byler Harry Fogle and Gay Warren. Interment followed at All Hops cemetery Woodsboro under D C Carty Funeral Director.
Seventeenth annual convention of Epworth Leagues Frederick district of Methodist Episcopal church ends in Berkeley Springs West Virginia with delegates from 63 societies. Frederick chosen as next meeting site. Officers elected: Ise M Bender president Miss Hettia Day Clark secretary and F E Hare treasurer. Several local residents reported sick with varying conditions.
Local residents Harry J. Sourceder David O Griffin and Harry O Sourceder pitched two tents at Braddock Heights near Camp Scbisy Tuc last evening. They plan to spend the summer on sun Heights and will end in three nights.
Local pastors announce services for Sehleysville Braddock Heights Middletown and area churches. Sunday schools run 9 to 9:45 a.m. with morning services at 10 a.m. to 11 a.m. and evening services at 6 to 7:45 p.m. A concert and special programs precede or follow worship at multiple houses of worship. The public is invited to all events.
A mass meeting is planned at the Evangelical Reformed church tomorrow at 8 PM to seek Christian support for establishing a Young Men's Christian Association in Frederick. Ministers and city speakers will present the case, urging all churchgoers and interested residents to attend and decide the movement’s fate.
An official bank statement notes deposits dividends and checks with figures like 92,802,703 and 83.1. The cashier W. G. Zimmekwan swears the statement true to the best knowledge before J. Travers Thomas on January 21, 1908, with attestations by directors.
The town of Conowingo is excited over the kidnapping of a boy. Baltimore and Ohio Railroad officials hold a small meeting at Deer Park. Five Italian laborers injured on a new Pennsylvania Railroad bridge across the Susquehana River. Victor P. Adams of Popsmoke City arrested in Wilmington on tax evasion. Dr John Felton says Maryland leads in tuberculosis fight. Two of five burglars moved from Salisbury jail to Princess Anne for safer confinement. Officials fear escape from Salisbury prison.
Local fundraiser on the lawn of Mrs. G J Dali West Second Street Thursday June 28 7 pm gates open. Features include lectures stereoptican views fortune telling by witches and readings by Miss Tian Talbot of Virginia with candy cake and ice cream for sale. Car access from near City Hotel via Brsast Kyortz. In memoriam notices plus family remembrances dated 1905.
Deaths are reported for Miss Mary E Derr 19 of Lewis Town who died June 26 in Baltimore and was interred at Lewistown Methodist church. E W Bunkles 62 of Thurmont died Tuesday. funeral at United Brethren church Thurmont conducted by Rev Bayley. John H Kouzer 10 of Thurmont died January 21. funeral tomorrow at 2 20 PM with services at home and burial in United Brethren cemetery. Funeral director M L Oreager.
An advertisement offers embroidered waists, undergarments, ribbons, lace, silks, and ready to wear at deep June discounts. It touts low prices on men’s wear, hosiery, and baby flannel, plus a free lunch event at a saloon. Local merchants Shipley and Boost promote a special sale on kitchenware and bargains on clothing items and graphophones.
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