Purely Personal Note on Those Who Come and Go
Mr. George 8. Rodock left this morning for Baltimore on business. Mrs. Aaron Rosenstock returned from visits to Baltimore and New York. Mrs. Kate Scott of Baltimore visits her sister Mrs. Ely on West Fire Street. Mrs. J. S. Kieffer of Hagerstown Md visits Mr. and Mrs. Clarke Kieffer on West Third Street. Miss Margaret Diffendal and Miss Snyder return from visits to Philadelphia and Baltimore. Dr. and Mrs. Jees Barmsburg and daughter of Washington DC visit Mr. John S. Ramsburg on East Church Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Rodock
Baltimore
Aaron Rosenstock
New York
Kate Scott
Ely
West Fire Street
Philadelphia
Jeess Barmsburg
Gaughter
Washington, D. C
John 8. Ramsburg
Church Street
Grace Worman
Margaret Bensat
Katherine Tyeor
D.T. Ordeman
West Third Street
George M. Gittinger
Fannie B. Evans
East Patrick Street
Miller
Mary Bernard English
Vir‘Ttation Academy
Catter
Adeline Wilson
City Hospital
Eayward Melecu
Death notices and obituaries from Middletown area
Obituaries for Mary Almeda Routzahn 32 of Middletown who died of paralysis after a stroke, and for Richard Gail Pittinger 22 months from LaGore, plus Samuel J. Nicholson of Counts, Clara Brandenburg of Dayton, and Melvin Brass child of LeGore. Funeral details, surviving relatives, and local notices follow. Includes deaths from pneumonia and fates of several families with local clergy, casket pallbearers, and burial sites. Also mentions a land sale by Noah & Gramer and local government appropriations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Almeda Routzahn
Mary Almeda Routzehn
B. B. Routzahn
Middletown
Routzahit
Wm. B. Routzahn
Shorty
Ohio
Adaml
U. B
Hicrard G. Pittinger
Richard Gail
Hezekiah
Mary Pittinger
LaGore
Baltianore City
Reformed Church
Woodsboro
D. J. Wolf
Mt. Hope
Allon Ls Gore
John Roser
Elmer Strine
Harry Shank
Adams & Powell
Samuel J. Nicholson
Counts
Montgomery County
Mary Nicholson
Frank Nicholson
Charles Nicholson
Howard County
Charles H. Brandenburg
Clara Brandenburg
Dayton
Melvin Brass
Charles Horner
LeGore
Fuscales
Creagerstown
J. T. Mar- Tay
Baltimore and Frederick Electric Railway plows begin on Market Street
Work on the proposed Baltimore and Frederick Electric Railway starts in Frederick this afternoon with two plows tearing up cobblestones on Market Street from Fifth to Fourth. Supervised by G J Lyons, with P W Egan as assistant, the project aims to complete within the contracted time. Newhall & Co. of Baltimore are the constructors, with Stephen Geisbert holding a local hauling contract. Iron poles to be used for the line were delivered, and a large crowd witnesses the launch as trades teams and builders prepare for rapid progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore and Frederick
Fifth Street
Market Street
Fifth
Fourth Streets
G. J. Lyons
Baltimore
Jhead
Stephen Geisbert
Frederick
A.H. Harrington
Fifth and
Market Streets
Mer
Jamies
The
Railway. Company
Maryland Firemen's Convention Set for June in Frederick
Executive preparations for the eleventh annual Firemen's Association convention in Maryland are underway in Frederick. Fire companies across the state and from neighboring states plan to attend, with a large parade anticipated and organizers meeting weekly to finalize details in City Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Firemen's Association
Big City
Ator
Fter
Elaewheere
Virginia
West Virginia
District of Columbis
Delaware
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
New York
Frederick
Moving day nears as Easter plans stir the town
This week’s Brief Bits highlights church conferences in March, Easter preparations, and local spring thoughts. Tots ponder the Easter rabbit while merchants prep novelties and bonnets. Groundhog weather lingers nine days more before the spring equinox as Sunday schools plan Easter music. Garden plans hope for warm sun in coming days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moerohante
Summers Rinka and Uassee Futman Marry in City Church
Marriages of John W. Sommers to Nellie May Kiona at Evangelical Lapatineage with Rev Dr Luther Kohlman and William A. Masser to Hom May Potenan at Lathsran par yooage both dated March 4 were reported. City Hotel arrivals listed include R L Ellis G S Lyons P W Egan Gus Franz and others from several states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Henry Sheridan
Albany
Roquitt
Alamno
Santa Anna
Lincoln
Conserose
National Treasury
Congress
Artemus Ward
Charles F. Browne
Southampton
England
Louisa May Alcott
Boston
Edwin Forbes
New York City
John Daniell
Ary Reeds
Rinka
John W. Sommers
Nellie May Kiona
Middletown
Lapateenage
Luther Kohlman
Mrs. Kinns
Uassee——Futman
William A. Masser
Thenob
Hom May Potenan
Ms. Picamzt
Luther Habiman
Lathsran Paryooage
City Hotel
R. L. Ellis
Lyons
P. W. Egan
Gus Franz
Harry B. Giddies
G. A. Davis
Henry LaPorte
P. Hatlock
James E. Ingram, Jr
J. A. Ramsey
J. M. Bartzall
J. F. Phipps
Baltimore
R. E. Fez
A. M. Stew
EB. Milet
Philadelphia
Lewis
Soheifey
W. J. Dowling
New York
W.M. Myers
W. H. Mathunish
Grand Rapides
Frederick youths attend Delaware Maryland DC union convention
The 32nd annual Young Men's Christian Associations of Delaware Maryland and DC convention will be in Baltimore March 6 to 8. Frederick delegates include Henry H. Abbott Glenn O. Garber and several others with I N Logan leading. The Frederick report details membership events finances buildings and efforts to boost youth work and Bible study across the association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Ita
Young Men’s Christian Amociations
Delaware
Maryland
District of Columbia
Baltimore
Henry H. Abbott
Glenn O. Garber
Wm. D. Zimmerman
Clarence Bassard
Charles B. Groff
Eldridge Biggs
Harry Schroeder
Archie Fisher
Johnson Smith
Wm. C. Birelys
Washington
Wheeling
Wilmington
Lwo
Laura Schmidt
Macary
I Ai Y Lewis
TWO BARNS BURNED NEAR KEMPTOWN FARM OF JOHN NAL
Fire destroyed two barns on John Nal’s farm about two miles north of Kemptown early yesterday morning. Incendiary origin suspected as the blaze spread quickly from an old barn to a newer one, trapping and killing about 60 head of cattle and livestock. Loss estimated at 8000 dollars with 60 insurance. Also notes several local residents’ illnesses and recoveries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Nal
Kemptown
Maryland College at Latherville marks semi centennial
The Maryland College at Latherville will celebrate its semicentennial from May 19 to June 2. A college birthday book is issued by the class of 1904. The college counts among its notable residents the city and county slomor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland College At
Latherville
Held for grand jury in burglary case in county court
Justice Eckatin bound Clayton Warner and Charles Phobos over on burglary charges after a preliminary hearing. Phebus released on bail. witnesses placed them near the engine house during the night of the robberies. Keys and other items were traced to defendants, but the judge said the evidence did not prove guilt beyond a reasonable doubt, yet a grand jury may pursue the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clayton Warner
Charles Phobos
Vokutein
Charlen’Mercer
Mercer
Phebus
Warner
Mayor Smith
Officer King
Engine House
Phobus
George“Kolb
Eckstein
Local bank statement and notices advertising low prices
A bank cashiers sworn statement lists assets and liabilities with figures including capital stock and surplus. The page also notes numerous local advertisements about fabric, furniture, groceries, Easter flowers, and a charity notice, plus hotel and office notices and a real estate listing section.
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Daily News
Resae
Waspidron
Tur Nene
W. L. Moors
Weather Bureau
City Opera House
Texas Steer New Dry Goods
Grove Lime Co
Rooma
J. Win. Daan
J. M. Goodman
Tavids Aseucenes
Tsanogle & Wagamen Bonds
Baker, Watts & Q
Tourmont Clarion
Hagerstown
Westminster
Hagerstowe
Sam
Heal Estate
Noah &. Gramer
Mary R. Crawford
John R. Crawford
Mount Philip
Ballenger
County
Eugene A. Johnson
Urbavia
Ehachive
BRS R.issparted
Eckatoin
Rice & Haller
Patrick Strost
Ohurch
St. John's
Farmore’ ‘and Mechanice’ Bank
Braddock Colony
Hawrichouse
Charles W. Hawrichouss
Springfeld
Williamsport
Washington County
Hamrichouse
Hia
Springfield
Bs Alas
Baat Ness
Higerstown
Jacob Rohrback
Hattie Simpson
New Market
Barney RK
John E. Clary
K. Wiliar
Iantz
Walter Saunders
Stephenest
Loca Mart
Eastern Milling & Export Company
Orta
Newton Trandie
Tar News
Tar
Hader
Sewlog
West Patrick Street
Novitiate
N Foot
Citizens’ National Bank
Citizens’ National Bank OF Frederick
U.S. Bondato
Ee Bankine House
Ees
nick _ alg
Vents
U.S
Aes
Truat Contaries
Savnes
Total
Prepenick
Ziceruaan
WAL
Zimmerman
Cashler
Eran Thomas
N-E
Motter
James Walker
Thomas B
John Hendrickson
Openobel
BUITS
Wade
Don Rexnisoxsom
Neidig & Miller
Nevis & Millers
Uies
J. M
Goodmac Ban
Onsatle
Market At Rest
Patrick
Neldig & Miller
Clinton
Ev Maing
City Hotel Grill
Taberd Ian Library
Seanogle and
Wagaman
N. Markat Street
Slr
Lynn Haven’s
Teackeray
Coures
Woman's College
F H. Sykes
H. BR. Finoert
Guy Hall
F. B
Sappington
Jesurt
Teriche
W. Patrick St
Aniax G. Quysx & Co
Frederick County
Ste Sure
UB Jaital Fe
Assurance Societ Iy
Equitable
DD. M. Waanzos
Oly Hotel
Hocers Bros
Quedoor Nort
City Hall
J.G. Hendrix
Weat Patrick Street
Brish Bros. Bazar
C. M
North Market Street
L. Ey Mullanix
Kodook
A. T.ince & Sons
A. T. Riow & Som
Swoinorth Market Street
Frederics, BD
Frederick County Telephone
Thomas P. Hob
East Fourth Strew
Farmei’s Exchange
Farmess’ Exchange
Gotson
Carland
Harry Rose
Hays Clover
Timothy
E. al Salis
Carroll jBtreete
Sisaiy
D* H. B. Smith
Masonic IC Temple
Prieman
Frank Ln
Eye
Frederick Gistand
D* B
Nicodemus
O-Boteler
Don Horpital
Audly . Frederick, MD
Noah E.cramer
Hethel Chutes
City
St. St
Chas. C. A. Rosskey
L’ Art Nouveau Books
C. E. Cline
Peppie
Por
Oline
Carpet and Furniture Stores
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