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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1905
Page
3
The Weekly News announces a forthcoming twelve page edition with wide Frederick city and county circulation. It invites new advertisements and changes with deadlines set for 5 p.m. Wednesday for new material and 1 p.m. Wednesday for changes.
A United Drill Association meeting scheduled for 7 30 p m with drill updates. Electrician Hale installs a fan in Shriner Memorial room at Frederick City Hospital. Judges Motter and Henderaan review Kobboss v Mobley bill of exceptions as court session ends. Maryland State Council Juatar Order of United American Medicine plans Pen Mar reunion on August 3. Sewer pipe work advances on East Patrick Street near Meidhardt's alley under Officer Simpson. Shriner manager updates road work on Frederick and Woodsboro turnpike to smooth travel for light vehicles.
The column lists residents with illnesses or recoveries. Misa Sparrier of Osresville is sick. Gileg Herwig of Madison Street is confined at home with a severe tonatilitis. Mrs. Conrad Ruland on West Patrick Street is somewhat improved after illness. Charles W. F. Caahour on East Third Street is able to work again after being indisposed. Charles W. Stone on East Bonth Street recovered enough from typhoid fever to rise. Mrs. John Fleshman on East Patrick Street, previously at Emergency Hospital, has returned home. Oscar O. Kefanver, a city post office clerk on West Fourth Street, was sick on duty and improved at home.
The Hasers town fire department clerks report shows five companies each receiving $300 and a remaining balance to be disposed of later. Auditors recorded total receipts of 2855. Jl expenditures 1321. BL balance 1534.
Fraderiak secures Heiser the far reaching pitcher from the University of Virginia to start Thursday against the Wilkesbarre Professionals. Talbott and Baer join to form a strong pitching corps. Wilkesbarre likely to arrive tomorrow night from Hagerstown after a game there tomorrow afternoon.
The annual teachers' certificates and scholarships examination is held today at the Girls High School building on East Church Street. Ninety one applicants take part, two seeking scholarships and the rest for first and second grade certificates conducted by the school commissioners with Prof. E L Boblitz presenting questions.
A Mt Carmel Methodist picnic is scheduled for Saturday August 5. A Braddock Union picnic will follow on Saturday August 12 at Mercer’s Grove.
William Honss, 17, of near Burkittsville, died after a hay wagon overturned. A pitchfork on the wagon fell free and penetrated his heart when he fell. He died twelve minutes later leaving a widow and two children. He was not related to ex County Commissioner Frank House whom he was helping.
Last week’s market reports show freshening vegetable growth with peas nearing end while greens and other vegetables rise. Chickens price around 30 cents each. eggs hold at 16 cents a dozen. berries including dewberries raspberries strawberries blackberries and gooseberries appear in varied supply. cherries scarce. early apples rare and apricots slow to arrive.
Farmers across the county report a light wheat harvest this year though the grain is fine in quality. A Buckeystown district farmer estimates about half a crop, another notes thin ground and abortive straw, while overall quality may help offset the reduced yield.
Workmen blasting to connect the Rossnour building cellar on East Patrick Street with the Market Street sewer caused excitement. Several blasts sent stones flying toward West Patrick Street past the City Hotel, with a pane in J. E. Price & Co. breaking from a flying piece.
The Coryell Construction Company of Williamsport Pennsylvania has been awarded the paving of Mauch Chunk street in Tamaqua for this summer. The Williamsport Gazette and Bulletin notes lower bids existed, but Coryell’s reputation for first class work in surrounding towns guided the council to choose them.
Miss Ida B. Gallagher awarded 600 dollars in damages by Justice J Grahame dorino for breach of contract related to her engagement at 86 John’s Parish School. Fr Ene, director of the school, defended. Gallagher sought 878 dollars. judge set damages as stated after testimony.
President Roosevelt acted yesterday afternoon before departing Washington for the summer. He issued the commission making former Senator McComas Morris’s successor on the District Court of Appeals. Morris resigns effective the last day of the month and McComas will qualify on Saturday.
The Daughters of the American Revolution will hold a patriot meeting in Memorial Continental Hall Washington D C on July 4. The Declaration of Independence will be read and addresses made. Miss Willig M. Ritchie regent of the Frederick Chapter is a member of the committees of arrangements.
After witnesses testified about relations between Joshua J. Dill and the late Alexander Brengle, the Brengle bond cage hearing was adjourned yesterday afternoon and Thursday.
Messrs. Robert Coelaplaine Ward Haffner Chas 8B Groff Solomon Hedges and Dr. Atles Radcliff have pitched four tents near Camp Sohley Inn at Braddock Heights and will upend the nights there for some tlina.
Four trolley cars have been chartered for the Maryland State Bar Association members traveling from Hagerstown to Braddock Heights on Thursday evening. The party will dine at the new Hotel Braddock after supper.
Miss Kitty Bready of Adamstown has been appointed principal of the public school at Boyds Montgomery County. The appointment sets a new leadership for the Adamstown area educational effort and highlights the county's ongoing school administration changes.
A long list of residents from Baltimore Washington and surrounding towns visit relatives and friends in Hagerstown and nearby communities. Names include Gomer Keefer Daniel Derr George Hokehen Lucy Ramsburg Luther Dieter Fred Steck A D Birely Biseley Wm G McComas Bessie Getzendanner Harry E Smith Lucille Ramsburg and many others with returns from Gettysburg Niagara Falls Atlantic City Hanover and Clarksburg reflections on weekend visits and hosting duties.
The commission of Silas M. Hoover, a registration officer for the town of Braenawick, has been received at the clerk's office at the courthouse. He endorses Edward 2. Solomon.
The Court of Appeals affirmed a lower court ruling denying condemning private roadway through the Crawford estate in Hanover district. The decision struck down parts of Article 25 sections 100 to 117 as unconstitutional and involved attorneys Menena Urner Urner for Arnseparger and Maulsby Rohrback for appellants.
Special numbers of White Cotton summer weight mentioned for July and August. Maintain reader awareness of ongoing schedule and contact details.
On the mountain top a Sunday service drew hundreds as an orchestra performed a sacred program conducted by Mr A Fear hake. The new hotel Braddock will host its opening July 1 with a fully furnished interior and dining setups for the Maryland Bar Association. The Avalon welcomes Washingtonians and Baltimoreans, a covered Braddock Junction station rises, and many guests from Baltimore and Frederick are noted among attendees and residents.
Theological student Guy P. Bready of Adamatown, studying at Reformed Theological Seminary in Lancaster PA, preached at Lorettaville VA and plans services there July 16. He will also preach July 9 at Evangelical Reformed Church of Frederick in Rev Dr Buchbach's absence, and June 16 Snowday services were noted. Mountain City Lodge K of P elected officers led by Dr Thomas S. Eader as Chancellor Commander and Rev Charles F Steck as vice commander.
Reports yesterday and today list the Annapolis section event scheduled for July 10. Other news include drownings and deaths in Maryland towns with several aging residents noted.
Superintendent Frank F. Tyergar tells a Reporter that the old reservoir closeout is completed the water is turned on and the old reservoir now holds twelve feet of water the new reservoir is full to overflowing
The will of the late Mrs. Kata H. Hammond of Charlestown West Virginia was recorded last week. It includes a $3000 trust fund for the benefit of Nellie Tunstal, wife of Wm Brook Tunstal, and Miss Orra J. Tarner of this city.
Tuesday night dance at Braddock Heights tonight with shuttle departures at 7 30 8 8 50 and 10 o clock. Grand annual tournament and picnic at Carrall Manor Wood Buckeyatown on Thursday August 3. Gas range pricing from 500 to 1100 with installment terms from Frederick Gas and Electric Co. Frederick notices call for Frederick Q Council No 196 meeting June 27 at Red Men’s Hall. Train specials offer cheap returns to Washington 1 60 and Baltimore 1 25 on Sunday July 2 via B and O Railroad leaving Frederick 7 45 am.
A special meeting of the mayor and Board of Aldermen will open bids for hauling and distributing cast iron water pipe needed to lay a direct main to the Union Kuitting Mills. Samuel Kefaaver sells his merry-go-round near Bontz Street Park to Allen Shank for 900 dollars. The Boys High School trustees organized with John D. Hendrickson as president and Amon Burgee as secretary. A new sewer intake will be placed on West Church Street to connect with Market Street sewer.
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