Literary Societies Meet at South Frederick
The South Frederick Literary Society and Belles Lettres of the Boys' High School held meetings with programs of readings, recitations, debates, and editor nominations. The Juvenile Literary Society met at North Market Street School under President Hamburg with a varied program and adjourned to March 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Frederick
F. Gaither
QO. Stup
Stup
J. Shaw
O Rontzalen
R. Zimmerman
Belles Lettres
Belles Lettres Literary Society
Sappington, Jr
America
H. Orderman
Reading
R. Stockman
P. Brown
Holt
W. James
England
O. Robinson
H. Smith
V. Tabler
R. Cromwell
U. Reich
Augleberger
W. Tyergar
H. Snaith
Venile
North Market Street School
Hamaburg
R. Baumgardner
The Work of Death Mrs Margaret M House
Mrs Margaret M House died after a lengthy illness in Winchester Virginia aged 91 She was the widow of William O House her father Philip Strider of Kroxtile Maryland and she leaves three sons Samuel L House Washington Thomas L House and Robert House of Winchester and three stepchildren William H Honea Tecumseh James H Honea Emporia and Mary E French Front Royal Virginia
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret M. House
Winchester
Philip Strider
Kroxtile
William 0. House
Samuel 8. House
Washington
Thomas L
Robert Houses
William H. Honas
Tecumseh
Ala
James H. Honea
Emporia
Kan
Mia
Mary E. French
Front Royal
Benjamin M Jones Appointed in Mechanicstown District
The commission of Benjamin M Jones as maation of the pelice was received in the county clerk's office this morning. He is appointed to succeed John Jones who resigned. Mechanicstown district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin M. Jones
Mr. Jones
John Jones
Mechanicstown
Frederick residents witness Roosevelt inauguration parade
About five hundred Frederick residents traveled to Washington for the inauguration ceremonies and parade. Many stayed with relatives, attending events since the days of anticipation. Master James Paul Brown represented Maryland in the Corps of High School Cadets, while local officials and Dorasy's Drum Corps joined the capital celebrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Letcon
Frederick
Washington
Roosevelt
Bhava
James Paul Brown
Warfield
Maryland
Court House
John C. Motter
Willa
William B. Quinhall
C. C. Blaer
W. B. Grimes
E. A. Alexander
O. O. Ausherman
Capunty
Wills
M.D. Harp
H. A. Toms Dorasy
Purely Personal Notices Show Local Movements
A series of brief personal notices lists various residents and visitors: Emory L. Coblentz spending days in Washington. John H. Patterson of Baltimore visiting the city. J. Leo Houff traveling to Washington for the inauguration. Austin Haffner and EH. B. Houck spending the day in Baltimore. Mrs. G. Cromwell visiting friends in Springfield, Illinois. Anne Schley and Elsie Qowell spending time in Washington and Baltimore. Mrs. B. T. Evans visiting her Radcliff relatives in East Second street. Hannah Hargett returning home after time with Bessie Null near Lime Kiln. Mrs. Harry McLane, Mrs. Miller visiting Baltimore and Washington. C. A. Landis and son Robert visiting kin with sister Onarlea A. Spangler in Hagerstown. Clinton E. Hedges and Samusi Hedges visiting relatives and friends in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emory L. Coblentz
Washington
John H. Patterson
Baltimore
J. Leo Houff
Austin Haffner
Houck
G. Cromwell
Springfield
Ill
Frederick
Anne Schley
D. C
Elsie Qowell
B.T. Evans
Decatur
J. M. Radcliff
East Second Street
Hannah Hargett
Misa Bessie Null
Lime Kiln
Harry McLane
Elater
Miller
C. A. Landis
Robert
Onarlea A. Spangler
Hagerstown
Clinton E. Hedges
Harmony Grove
Samusi Hedges
West South Street
Washington, D. C
Opening Hood Wing Ceremony at City Hospital
The Hood wing of City Hospital will be opened with a program led by Mrs. Margaret Schell Hood and Prof. J H Apple, followed by remarks from Governor Edwin Warfield. The event, beginning at 3 p m on Tuesday March 7, invites the public with a reception to follow and arrangements include guest transportation and lunch for visiting physicians.
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Hood
City Hospital
Margaret Schell Hood
J. H. Apple
Board of Managers
Maynard
Edwin Warfield
Warfield
Mra. Warfield
Mra. Rutherford
Union Protestant Infirmary
Olsy
Guinea-Fowl Escapes On North Market Street
A guinea fowl caused a stir on North Market street as it broke from Braddock resident Lemuel Wiles and flew to a telephone cable in front of D Q Charles Winebrewer's wholesale house. Wiles and young John Qayne pursued the bird, and after two shots it fell onto a house roof and was captured alive. Both shots were credited with striking the fowl, and it was not dead when removed from the roof.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Market Street
Lemuel Wiles
Braddock
D. Q Charles Winebrewer
Wiles
John Qayne
Allegany County Dog Census Totals 6803 Inhabited
Constables conducted a county dog census revealing 6803 dogs in Allegany. The census cost $60.30 at ten cents per dog. Owners face a tax of $1 per male dog and $2 per female dog.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allegany
Allegany County
Market quotes from The Local Mart by G Waring Tyson
Market quotes list today include New orn at 3.80 a barrel shelled 0.16 per bushel and wheat prices with No 3 red at 1.08 1.05 and steamer 1.03 per bushel damaged 0.80 and other prices 0.45 per bushel. Bargains drive advertising and advertising drives bargains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Waring Tyson
Frederick Art Club Evening Showcases Striking Greek Sculpture
The Frederick Art Club held a magazine meeting led by Milas Bartha Teall. Members discussed murals by EBH Blaghfield, read Strand Magazine pieces on Bonnet and the Violaattades of Pictures, and excerpted Miss Mave Ely’s Pratt Institute letter about a Praxiteles statue believed authentic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art Club
Thoreday
Milas Bartha Teall
Sortbver
EB. H. Blaghfield
Mise Bryarly
Tole
New York
Baltimore
Vasari
Shlp
Rona L. Thomas
Strand Magazine
Bonnet
Frevek
Edward VII
Windsor Castle
Strand
Misa Edith Markey
Mave Ely
Pratt Institute
Brooklyn
National Art Club
Praxiteles
Venus da Medici
Migs Showman
Seasner
the Pratt
Hermes
Ista
Roman Republic in Power Under Powys lecture draws crowd
Prof John Cowper Powys captivated a larger audience at the Woman's College hall with a lecture on The Roman Republic. He described Rome as a democracy evolving into an oligarchy, outlined Senate roles including consuls quaestors praetors and aediles, tribunes with veto power, and noted Rome's legal legacy. The next talk on The Florentine Republic is set for March 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Cowper Powys
Woman's College
Rome
Saturn
Plebiana
Senate
Weaa Council
Florentine Republic
Emergency Hospital Report of Frederick Frat Annuls
A hospital pamphlet from the Emergency Hospital of Frederick summarizes the year with donations and patronesses lists. It notes 232 cases treated and praises expert nursing, surgical technique, professional attention, and wholesome food as essential to patient care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Medical Society
Tom
Religious Services Schedule and Meetings in City
Local churches announce sermons and Sunday schools for tomorrow and the week. Denominations include Evangelical Lutheran, Presbyterian, German Baptist Brethren, Evangelical Reformed, St John Catholic, Grace Reformed, Methodist Episcopal, and Trinity M E. Activities feature gospel meetings, Holy Communion, Epworth League, and a congregational meeting after evening service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ptepopal Parteh House
Ceek
Steck
Evangelical Lutheran Church
She W.O.T. U. Hall
Presbyterian Church
J. Freeman Dixon
German Baptist Brethren Church
Ide P. m
Ide P. m. P.eschirg At 7.16 P.m. Rev. Dr. E. R. Eschbach
Evangelical Reformed Church
Si. John's Catholic Church
Maia
Fr. Barrett
Woodstock
Souoday School
Berviaga
W.O. T.U. Ball
Wm. Hammond Parker
Grace Reformed Church
E. L. McLean
Methodist Episcopal Church
R. Bush Lewis
L. A. Thirlkeld Willl
Epworth
Trinity M. E. Oharah
South
BE. L. Woolf
Epworth League
END OF THE WEEK OPPORTUNITY AT MERCHANDISE SALE
A fragmented ad and local notice describe spring offerings including washable White Jap Silk fabrics, lining colors, and illuminated silk fabrics priced around 1.25 per yard. Mentioned are double faced denim and other textiles, with NEIDIG & MILLER as sellers. A separate local note reports Mrs Tone Sperry, 88, giving birth to four babies in Middletown, three died, one survived. Also a boys Bible class at M U A rooms with D F Ordeman addressing about money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tocar
Zoe
Roosevelt
Middletown
Frederick County
Tone Sperry
Increase in Murders Cited by Reverend Cotton in Hagerstown
Reverend Henry Evan Quotton of St. John's Protestant Episcopal Church in Hagerstown warned Sunday night about a rising murder rate in the United States. He cited pardoning practices and delays in punishment as key factors, urged stricter enforcement of laws, and praised the Charlottesville hanging as a deterrent, while dismissing the Barton case as unrelated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Evan Quotton
St. John’s Protestant Episcopal Church
Hagerstown
United States
Cotton
Charlottesville
Barton
England
Potomac Paip Co Seeks Charlestown Electric Franchise
Superintendent George R. Bready of the Potomac Paip Co at Harper's Ferry met Tuesday with Charlestown West Virginia council members to discuss granting a franchise to supply electricity. The firm cites abundant water power at Harper's Ferry and plans to extend a wiring system to Charlestown, having already wired Brunswick and plans to request pole installation and lines along the pike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George R. Bready
Potomac Paip Co
Harper's Ferry
Charlestown
W. Va
Ka Plank
Harper’s Ferry
Harper's Ferry Company
Brunswick
Pike
Local News Briefs and Notable Deaths in Maryland
Mrs Ella J Wysong dies at 31 near Belair of pneumonia. Sydney Adama Baltimore post office clerk arrested for robbing the mails. Alexander W Jonsa pleads guilty to perjury re naturalization at Westminster. T Getz Hill to be ordained minister in June and lead Emmanusl Church Cumberland. Maryland Trust Company opposes $11 007 receivership fee for Allan McLane, suggests $10 000. Albert K Btallings dies at 60 in Annapolis. deputy clerk to Court of Appeals since 1900. Local sickness notes on Baker, Merchant, Blackston, and Gittinger family. Boys Temperance Association meets. gospel meeting for men announced. divorce action filed by Agnes Ayers against Wesley F B Ayers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella J. Wysong
John B. Wrysong
Belair
Sydney Adama
General Division
Baltimore Post Office
Alexander W. Jonsa
Westminster
T. Getz Hill
Epiacopsl Theological Seminary
Alexandria
Jone
Emmanusl
Cumberland
Maryland Trust Company
Allan McLane
Albert K. Btallings
Bright
Annapolis
Court of Appeals
cjJunty O Commissioners
Saturday Bargain Sale and Local Notices Highlight Page
Local page lists Shipley and Bopet bargain items including granite kettles pans and baskets with prices, plus Lodge events by Knights of Pythias Mountain City No 29 and Bank of Page fundraiser. Also oyster prices, dining parlor menus, church services, M.G.A. activities, and boarding offers with numerous small ads and notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Koignts
Pythins
Mountain City
Will
Bank of Page
Caboons Jumps Track Delays Train at Point of Rocks
Caboons Jumps Track AB R train No 495 drawn by engine from Brunswick to Baltimore was delayed about an hour this morning at Point of Rocks as cattle ran off the sidetrack. The car was pushed off the siding by the engine crew and broke the porch in front of the St Charles Hotel and damaged the corner of Mr Thomas Fisher's residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick
Haltimore
Point of Rocks
Ios
St. Charles
Thomas Fisher
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the Daily News
Casini
Poston
Pojards
Heal
Loavears
Pete Wyodt
Durin
Meddel
Pepe
Washi
Luis
Sveer
Rhontat
Newh Baater
Aind Exp Tal
Sele College
Warmington
Theanine Urthause
Eld
London
Wasninasom
W. L. Moors
Wasther
Awadve
Eyes For
Glas3ea
Mary Deana
T. M. Biser
Art
M.G. Norris Atain Oisy
Besant & Knott
City Hotel Grill
Hermann Shipley & Boost Siana Markey
A . Mobley & Bro
Eee QO
E. Oline A & Wertheimer -Thos
H. Haller
Wapaprobrokve
Flock
Toneeday
Bargaina
THE
Frederick Art Club
Powys
Homan Republic
Sunday Schools and Societies
Citizens’ National Bank
Joan Hendrickson
Nottingham
Madras
Peroales
Ares
John Hendrickson
Newwic & Miller
Nee & Miller
Neidig & Miller
D. F. Orde
Citizens’ Nat. Bank
Frederick, MD
J. D. Baker
Baker
B.D. Baeexk
WH. Gazimmer Man
Sanuel G. Duvall
Avat
Osabior
Com, Tomas
Aagerstown
News OF the
Mta
Robert Baker
East South Street
John Merchant
Honda
B. H. Blackston
South Market Street
Charles R. Gittinger
Baltimore Ctty Hospital
Gittinger
St. Paul’s Reformed Church
George M. Gittinger
Norton Infirmary
Louisville
Kentucky
Jacques DeMolay
Knights Templar
Feron
Boys’ Temperance Association
Logan
Jantor Hall
Agnes Ayers
Glenn H. Worthington
Hesband
Wesley FB. Ayers
George
Krodock
Ouyr
Wolfe
Sparta
Sea Yard
George B. Rodoox
A.T. Rive & Sons
Ps Firm OF
Rick & Bons
Frm
Thomas T. Rich
Busibods Kn
Ald Stand
Groceries and Provinione
Aiddawis
Cecil & Gorman
Patrice St
A. J. Kigaelberger
Jamaica
Thompson
A.J. Erichelberger
MN. W
Bta
Frederick, Ma
Olaachs
Kaas Patrick Street
Eart Church
D* H. K. Petermar
Franklin Trust
Kim
City
C. L. Kefauver
Peddiera
Iime
Mar
Patrick Atreets
Bothler
Sappington
City Habs
BR P Hiy
Shipley & Bopet
Prentis Basin
Singer
Buipiey & Bors
E. Hermson
Gem
Bresart & Knorr
Bauer Kraut and
Frankfarters—&a
C. L. W. Fox
Frederick Co
J. Bargett
East Patrick Street
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