June 26 In History Highlights Notable Deaths
The Daily News lists notable historical deaths for June 26 including 4611 Pizarro in Lima, 176 David Hittenhouse in Philadelphia born 1722, 183 Rear Admiral Foote in New York born 1800s, 6 David Davis in Bloomington born 1815, 18 Simon Cameron in Lancaster County born 1799, and 1697 Mrs Margaret Oliphant in Wimbledon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pizarro
Peru
Lima
David Hittenhouse
United States Mint
Philadelphia
Samuel Compton
Reum
Andrew Hull Foote
U. B. ON
Naval Office
New York City
David Davis
Abraham Lincoln
Bloomington
Simon Cameron
Lincoln
Minnister
Russia
Lancaster County
Margaret Oliphant
Wimbledon
News subscribers urged to report paper irregularities promptly
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PURELY PERSONAL: People Come and Go Notes
Dr. 8. T. Haffner travels for business while Rev. W. J. Kane expands time in Atlantic City New Jersey. Miss Elizabeth J. Watt visits Miss Martha E. McCleery. Miss Marié Shafer returns to Middletown from Marietta Ohio. Miss Fannus Landers summers in Thurmont after teaching in New Jersey. Mrs. Cyrus Helfenstein and Mr. C. Staley Gambrill visit Rev. Edward T. Helfenstein in Eliots City. Rev. E. L. McLean assists in rededication of Reformed church at Everett Pennsylvania. Rev. D. J. Wolf and family leave Glade Reformed for Maytown and Carlisle. Ming Ann R. B. Fout returns from West Virginia after attending J. Albert Link and Sarah Natreisss Blow wedding. Master Gordon Lugenbeel returns home from Unionville for vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Kane
Atlantic City
N. J
Elizabeth J. Watt
Martha KE. McCleery
Patrick Street
Marié Shafer
Marietta
Ohio
Middletown
Mies Fannus Landers
New Jersey
Thurmont
Cyrus Helfenstein
C. Staley Gambrill and
Sone
Edward T. Helfenstein
Eliots City
E. L. McLean
Everett
Reformed Church
Prsos
D. J. Wolf
Glade Reformed Ar
Maytown
Carlisle
Pennsylvania
Ming Ann RB. Fout
West Virginia
J. Albert Link
Sarah Natreisss Blow
Jefferson County
W. Va
Gordon Lugenbesl
Charles H. Lagenbeel
Unionville
W. E. Lageanbeel
State House strike halts Annapolis annex work
News notes a hodcarriers strike stopping construction on the Annapolis state house annex. Other items include a Penn Mar reunion of the Fraternal Mystic Circle, a fatal mine accident at Elk Lick, and indictments involving postal clerks in a mail bag fraud case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hodcarriers
Annapolis
Mystic Circle
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Virginias
Penn-Mar
John Lindeman
David Lindeman
Elk Lick
Somerset Coal Company
Federal Grand Jury
Thomas W
Columbus Ellsworth Upton
North Branch
Cumberland
John O. Welsh
Charles Grimes
Narrows’ Park
Alice Welsh
Welsh
Heath
Funeral of Gol. T. Oline Held at South Market Street
The remains of Gol. T. Oline, who died at Mercy Hospital in Lom Taceday night, arrived by B and Q at 7 PM. Nephews A. KR. Yeakie of this city and George T. Oline of California accompanied the casket to sister Mrs. Mary Yeakle’s home where funeral services were held at 4 PM. Rev. Dr. Osborne Ingle officiated. Interment followed at Mc Olivet cemetery with funeral director W. H. B. Etchison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gol. T. Oline
Mercy Hospital
iLom
A. KR. Yeakie
George T. Oline
California
Mary Yeakle
South Market Streat
Hanson Ecker
Fairfield
Rocky Ridge
Creagerstowne
School Board Advances Several County High School Plans
The Frederick County School Board confirms 1903 04 assistant teachers and appoints new principals at Adams town and Middletown High Schools. A new high school at Myersville is approved with other districts seeking new buildings. Resignations of O S Boblants H H Murphy and A M Ifanogie noted. Murphy named Middletown principal. Earl S Wood named Adamstown principal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of School Commissioners
Point of
Berthe Specht
Horth Frederick Male
Ist
South Frederick
Ijeb
Margret E. Dovall
Sadie O. Heho
Mary H. Borger
Bertha T. Trundle
Frederick Female
Lilie M. Wiener
Pearl A. Eader
Mabel Eahlman
Alion E. Shope
Blanche ©. Lampe
Ells
Elia O. Bolland
Middletown White
H. EK. DeLauter
Katharine Kefauver
Ard
Jane B Twigz
Dresgerstown
Helen Dover
Eammltsburg
Ruth Hoke
Sara Miller
Forrest
E. F. Harp
Wolfaville
Adam B Martin
Libertytown
Maude Simp
Sablilasville
Luella White
Woodaboro
Abigail Young
Knoxville
Brent Kemp
Branawick
Josephine Solomon
Nellie M. Mateny
Annie E. Sowere
Vida Sheanbridge
Irene Wachter
Theodosia Daotrow
Luella Marriott
Walkersville
Bertha Graeyade
Nora Nelson
Edna Z. Cr
Ms. Pleasant
Edna A. Reichle
Jefferson
Millie V. Culler
Franklinville
Florence DeMuth
Thurmont
M. Beth Firer
M. Grace Henshaw
Linnie McGuigan
Myoraville
Mary
Myersville
Buckeystown
Wolfeville
Sheee
Urbana
Board of County Commissioners
E. L. Bobitz
North Market Street
Boblants
Middletown
H. H. Murphy
Adamstown
Alvey M. Ifanogie
Frederick Male
Murphy
Frederick County
Earl
Wood
Frederick
Montgomery
Harry J. Kefauver
Seerstaut
Kefauver
Maryland Encampment Plans Meet at Atlantic City
The seventeenth annual Maryland Division encampment of the Sons of Veterans and Ladies Aid Societies voted to meet in Freder ick in June 1904 and will hold the mayoral Atlantic City gathering Sept. 14. Officers were elected for both groups and a trolley party was arranged to Myersville next week. John Wesley’s 200th birth anniversary is observed as Wesley Day with services led by Rev A H Zimmerman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Sons of Veterans and Ladies’ Aid Societies
Chautauqua Beach
Frederick
Delaware
Virginia
District of Columbia
Cesson
Beneft
Atlantic City
Sons of Veterans
Frank P. Gentien
Wilmington
George W. Baltzell
Rogers O. White
Daisy Miller
Gho
Miller
Ladies’ Aid
Sons of Waterann Aod Ladies’ Aid
Myersville
Sons and Ladies’ Aid
Vesley
John Wesley
England
Meth
Todd
Methodist Church
A. H. Zimmerman
Lesons
Wesley
Zimmerman
Cumberland
Grace Reformed Church to Open Sunday School Chapel
Finishing touches on Grace Reformed Church East Becond Street progress since March 10. Chapel measures 62 by 62 feet with vestibules, seats 500, features a large platform for orchestra and speakers, library, consistory room, and oak furniture. Sunday school to hold first service July 12 with a 6:30 pm thanksgiving program and remarks by prominent ministers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Reformed Church
East Becond Street
Sanday School
Ohoir
Kemp Hall
Banday
Clases
Work of Death and Local Obituaries
William Stoner aged farmer near Warfieldsburg Ostroll county died at brother Emanuel Stoner’s Westminster home from Bright's disease and paralysis in his 84th year. Survived by brothers Augustus, Jacob, David, Emanuel. four daughters and three sons. funeral arrangements not specified. Isaac J Summers, near Myersville, died age 65 from lung and stomach trouble. Survived by widow, five daughters, one son. Lutheran services held at Myeraville. May Bittle, 21, of Brunswick died at Ball residence after two weeks Typhoid fever. Survived by two brothers one sister. funeral at home with Rev. C. S. Biggs. interment at Jefferson cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Stoner
Warfieldsburg
Ostroll Canoty
Emanuel Stoner
Westminster
Bright
Carrell County
Augustus Little
Jacob Stoner
Union Bridge
David Stoner
Board of County Commissioners
Emanuel Stover
John W
Baltimore
William E. King
Philadelphia
Jobs W. Diebi
Peter H. Qover
Sams Creek
Edwin HE
Horatio A. Stoner
Theodore O. Stoner
Sama Creek
Isaac J. Summers
Ienac J. Summer
Myersville
John Dester
Luther Flook
Edward Ausherman
Courtney Wiles
Upton Palmer
William
Obaoroh
Myeraville
M. L. Beard
Middletown
May Bittre
May Bittle
J. BR. Ball
Brunswick
Bridge Street
Wednrsday
J. F. Bittle
C. S. Biggs
Jefferson
News of the Churches and town services
The Masonic lodges will attend divine services at the Presbyterian church Sunday at 7 30 p m. Rocky Springs U B church holds service Sunday June at 3 p m due to Children's Day at Pleasant Hill. Father Joseph Smith will soon hold a retreat at the convent lasting several days. St John’s Catholic church exterior to be repainted and repaired. Michael Kennedy awarded the contract to paint the church and steeple. Rockville to be lit with electricity. Joseph Schreiver of Baltimore to take possession of the damaged electric plant and install a new system at the power house and pumping station to supply 15 000 gallons daily for 1 000 per year. additional water over this amount to be 0 72 per 100 gallons. Schreiver to repair and outfit the plant for 3 500 per year. private revenue to contractor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic
Presbyterian
Michael Kennedy
Rockville
Joseph Schreiver
Baltimore
Schreiver
Lightning strikes Braddock Heights dwelling
A bolt struck the residence of William A Hall at Braddock Heights causing damage in a bedroom and a guest narrowly escaped after being shocked as she shielded a window. Local notes report maintenance work on Main Street including pipe installation and curb placement ahead of paving. Also listed are Western Milling and Export Company commodity prices for corn, wheat, oats, and hay quotes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Hall
Braddock Heights
Western Milling & Export Company
Gora
Oni
Marriages and notices crowd Grace Protestant church
Grace Protestant Episcopal church in Brunswick hosted a crowded evening wedding for Mabel Batelle Stappe and Amos Kelvin Borige with Virginia guest Miss Heater and Dr. C. F. Nolen of Baltimore. The ceremony was by Rev. Mr. Yellett with Chambere as pianist and several local ushers. reception followed before departure on a wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Borine—Siuppe
Grace Protestant Episcopal Church
Brunswick
Mabel Batelle Stappe
KR. D. Stappe
Amos Kelvin Borige
Bronswick
Miss Heater
Virginia
C. F. Nolen
Baltimore
Man
Yellett
Mise Chambere
Glass of Fashion Offers Bright Values in Garment Trade
Financials show a redemption fund and liabilities while Clinton & Maln advertise clothing, fabrics, laces, silks, and shirtwaist materials. The Glass of Fashion promotes summer goods, new percale chemises, and bargains on Madison Street items.
Brief Bits of Town News and Projects
July heat is foretold as an old harvest weather note. No poem for the hot spell. Commencement over, girls focus on preserving. Kolb brothers nearing finish on new houses. some rented. College salaries vs political stump speeches noted. N C R R main track near Church and Patrick streets to be repaired with new cross ties. Horace Zacharias four houses on East Third street nearly complete. War remark quotable, then lighthearted reply about creditors. Independent Hose Company quarterly meeting tonight at 7:30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kolb Brothers
N.C
Church
Patrick Streets
Horace Zacharias
East Third Street
Special sale and notices from local shops and events
Local reminders advertise wine, footwear, and sale items at discounts. A hospital board meeting is slated for Saturday June 27 at 10 am. There are dance and weather dependent schedules, price cuts on ladies and children's slippers, deviled crabs and crab meat offerings, and piano displays at a music shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City Hospital
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