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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1906
Page
5
Personal News From Waco and Nearby Visits
Mrs J W Bogler returns from Baltimore and Washington trips. Yellow Springs resident Mr 4 W Burkhart visits Frader ick. Mrs Charies Roterts of West South Street spends time in Hagers town. Miss Mamis Virts of Baltimore visits her parental home. Alexander Nelli Sr from Hagers town visits Frederick on business. Miss Ruby Woodward of Ada Ohio visits Mr and Mrs C E Oline. Miss Carrie Castle on East Fourth Street spends time at Braddock parental home. Miss Helen Jennings Stauffer of Buckeystown visits grandmother on Hast Second Street. Miss Maysis Coe of Hyattatown returns from Boyds visit. Mrs A B Snider and Mrs Edward Beatty return from Baltimore and Ellicath City. Mrs Marken of West Patrick Street returns from Leesburg Va. Miss Georgis Strider of Lastowz W Va visits Mrs B B Brown. Mrs G Murray Kindley and Miss Nellie Norris Kindley of Fountain Mills guests of W E Kindley Backaystown. Miss Maude Sponsaller returns home from Harpers Ferry, Brunswick and Point of Rock pleased with trip. Mrs B M Steck travels to York Pa. for time, then to tour. Mrs Dougld McLisp of New York arrives for Continental Congress meeting preparations and will visit Miss Ritchie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maude Sponsaller
Harpers Ferry
Brunswick
Point of Rock
B. M. Steck
Charles F. Steck
Isast
Asreat
Goas
York
Albert N. McCardel
North Market Street
William Lewis
Clarendonn
Tex
Dougld McLisp
New York
Washington, D. C
Daughters of the American Revolution
Ritchie
Unfavorable Report On Monument Funding Bill
Mr Luckey’s bill to appropriate funds for erecting a monument at the McMouncey battlefield was unfavorably reported in the House of Delegates. Major Goldsborough said Luckey would seek substitution for the report and has written to the committee chair and Governor Warfield to gain support. Delegate Anders introduced a bill to amend turnpike laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warfield
Anders
Fire in buggy near Harmony Grove traced to cigar
Mr Wm Thomas of Harmony Grove was driving to town when his buggy horse blanket ignited from his cigar. The fire went unnoticed until reaching the city and burned several large holes in the blanket before being extinguished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Thomas
Harmony Grove
Bids For Opera House Improvements Lead To Possible Abandonment
Dalees the Goer bids top $14,000 for market house work as plans for Opera House upgrades push total costs beyond $20,000. City officials consider altering plans to save funds, with assessors appointed and a preliminary budget showing $25,000 unlikely to be cut. The board delays contract for hoses, reallocating $350 to the United Fire Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
John H. Bennett
John Baumgardner
George W. Vanfosser
Joseph H. Baxsard
Sppolaimedts Wire Coc
Charles A. Posie
Lloyd Galler
M. 0. Kemp
Kemp
Mr. Westenharer
Martins
Whtt— Nou
Frederick
Honday
City Opera
Coess
Whitaen
Boston Woven Hosa and Rubber Co
United Fire Company
Hosa
Jolly shell game feast mocks absent members club joke
Wednesday night the Bear-Down Club held an oyster feast mocking absent members. The Old Southern Gentleman and Daddy led the arrangements to run the affair on strict business principles as the small host paid the bill while the rest laughed at those not present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HSE
Siso
Cairy
Boyz
Sale Ratified by Judge in Catoctin Bankruptcy Case
An order signed yesterday by Judge Morris in the United States District Court ratified the sale of the Catoctin Furnace assets and the Blue Mountain Company's personal property. Trustees L B Keene Claggett Jacob Bohrback and Charles O Waters oversaw the bankruptcy. Land sold for 14950 dollars and personal property for 6185 dollars to Joseph K. Thropp of Elliston Pennsylvania. Last day for parties to present claims passed on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judga Morris
United States
Coirs
Catoctin
Blue Mountain Company
Bankruopt
Messrs
L. B. Keene Claggett
Jacob Bohrback
Charles O. Waters
Joseph KE. Thropp
Elliston
Renovated Clerk and Treasurer Offices Enhance County Building
The clerk of the circuit court and the county treasurer offices have undergone complete renovations. Records were removed and dusted, walls whitewashed, and interiors refreshed with new flooring and bright finishes, giving the offices a neat, bright appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ters
Frederick Art Club Delivers Papers on Greek Sculptors
The Frederick Art Club session featured Ramsburg and Tillinghast presenting papers on Myron Polyclitus and Lyssipos. Miss Don announced two April meetings cancelled to adjust to revised programs. Bramsburg, Lystopee, and Saisas discussed Greek sculptors, their methods, and notable works, including Myron’s bronzes and Polycleitus’ statues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mises Ramsburg
Tillinghast
Mie Beatle Zummerman
Don
Twra
Misa Bramsburg
Tors Myron
Eke
Myron
Bratis
Seb Cantory
B. C
Brorz
Abd & Wwrthy Corp
Phtdisy
Hig Aubios
Gatdog
Saspaa
Perio
Paros
Brorzs
Athans
Thebes
Asis Aflvor
Nich3
Lysopos
Alexander
Be Fs
Deaths in Emmitzborg and Creagerstown community
Obituary notices for John Kopp in Emmitzborg aged 78 after paral ysia at Scohmaker shop at Ss Josephs Academy where he worked 37 years Burgess and tax collector. Survived by wife and six children Funeral at Ss Josephs Catholic church Interment in adjacent cemetery Also William Heffner Crasgeretown district dies age about 70 from dropsy Survived by widow and four children Funeral at German Baptist church Rocky Ridge Interment at church cemetery Funeral director M M Creager of Thurmont. Mrs Ang ie Sweigart dies aged 14 years wife of W W Sweigart Bruesville Survived by husband and three children Funeral at home Monday and interment in Chanesford cemetery York county
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kopp
Emmitzborg
James O. Bopp
Port Huron
Jobn Hopp
Memphis
Tenn
Edgar Hopp
Mary Peonell
Te. Edpa Rosenthal
Philadelphia
Belle Horton
Coatsville
Bs. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Thathourch
William Heffner
Crasgeretown
Creagerstown
Heals
Charles Fogle
George W Anders
George W. Heffner
German Baptist Church
Rocky Ridge
T. J. Kolb
I. L Hankey
Ogis
G. W. Free
George N. Derr
D. G Hall
B.E. Krise
MM. C. Creager
Thurmont
W- W. Sweigart
Angie Sweigart
W. W. Sweigart
Bruesville
Mazzini Study Led Fifth University Extension Lecture
Prof Leslia W Sprague spoke on Mazzini and the drive for Italian unification in College Hall. The talk covered his life, exile, and work with the Carbonari, plus his philosophy and influence. The series ends Friday March 23 with a lecture on Walt Whitman and democracy in College Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Mazzini
Leslia W. Sprague
College Hall
Mizzini
Prot Sprague
Osvour
Garibald
Walt Whitman
Residence of Misses Backley Repainted by Kennedy Crew
Sheriff Mariz departed for Detour to assess the ailaira in the neighborhood while deputies guard workers building bridges for the Western Maryland Railroad. Michael Kennedy leads a banded crew repainting the Misses Backley residence on South Market Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misses Backley
South Market Street
Michael Kennedy
Tores
Mariz
Ailaira
Western Maryland Railroad
Keeney and Myers Wed in Private York Ceremony
Mr. George Henry Keeney formerly of Woodboro Maryland now of York Pennsylvania and Miss Clara Berths Myers of Woodboro were privately married this morning at noon by Rev. McLean at his residence 18 East Third Street. The couple will reside in York where Keeney works for the Northern Central Railway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sebyhy—Myees
George Henry Keeney
Woodaboro
York, Ps
Clara Berths Myers
Woodsboro
McLean
East Third Street
Keeney
York
Northern Central Railway
Social gathering hosts Flinch Party at Mrs Rica’s home
Mrs Walter Rica hosted a Flinch party on South Market street Thursday night with a few friends. Several games were played and greatly enjoyed followed by refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flinch
Walter Rica
South Market Street
Holy Temple Sermons and Local Church Notices
Local religious notices list sermon times and meetings across numerous churches. Rev M A Castle and Rev Lo A Tatefield preach at Brock Hill and Martiesbare W Va respectively, with additional services at Schlayshire Mission, All Saints, Lothran, Trinity Mt E, German Baptist Brethren, Presbyterian, Kempsil, and others. Sunday schools, Epworth Leagues, and choir events noted amid general community religious activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Castle
Brock Hill
Schlayshire Mission
Sorday
All Saints‘ Entecepit
Surdsy
Lothsran
Pas
R Steck
German Baptist Brethren Church
The
Presbyterian Church
Thomas Freeman Dixon
Kempsil
Boory Rasba
Trinity Mt. E Church
South
Passor
J. WH. Balthis
Epworth League
Luther Nichole
Frederick
Bockeystown
P. Ohorsh
C. E
Nichole
United Brethren
Chricstian Endeavor
Evangelical Reformed Church
Bav
E. BR. Eschpach
Independent Hose Company
All Saints’ Protestant Episcopal Church
Osborne Ingle
Methodist Episcopal Church
R. Rush Lewis
A. J. Gill
Mariinsburg
W. Va
George Shoemaker
St. John’s Catholic Church
Albert Smith
Joseph’s
Maas
Grace Reformed Church
E. J. McLeet
Voos
Barck
Waters
Sappington
Phlenger
Halen Mullinix
Voost
Barbate Mullinix
Mias Myrile Hershberger
Mary Mase
Capital Surplus 250000 Bank Names and Officers
An OCR fragment lists capital surplus of 250000 and names bank officers. President and Vice President appear with surnames such as Ceshier and Aust. Cashier is J.D. Baxxs with other names Jepertxo Motes D.B. Hanorrr Jony 8 Ramerone Wa. G. Baxta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jepertxo
C. Motes
D.B. Hanorrr
Jony 8
Ramerone
G. Baxta
Local notices and shop ads from Frederick area
A garbled local page lists fabric prices for 36 inch taffetas and Jap silks, neighborhood specials to Myersville, and a concert by the U B choir of Hagerstown. It also notes a blizzard delay for livestock sales, dining parlor promotions, a shooting match near Frederick, and church supper plans. Community notices invite Independent and Javier volunteer groups to Sunday services and parades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biveraville
F. Acd M. RB. R
Myersville
UB. Choir of
Hagerstown
Frederick
Middletown
Myozavilla
Notable Local Deaths and Sentences Reported
Johnson and Radcliffe canners of Cambridge died from a creditor-related illness. Mrs. Martha J. Gatrell, widow of ex Sheriff John Gatrell, died near Sharpeburg at age 72. Edward Walah, convicted of manslaughter in the Frostburg case, sentenced to five years in prison. John Slifer, second-degree murder conviction in the Poffauberger case, sentenced to eight years. An attempt to wreck the westbound fast mail on the Western Maryland Railroad near Blasell was thwarted as rails and posts obstructed the track just before the locomotive struck. The engine was nearly derailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob B. Poffauberger
Kesdy
Hagerstown
Western Maryland
Blasell
Law's Grip Ends With Jail Sentences
John Werd arrested last night by Deputy Sheriff Alexander on vagrancy charges. Efe committed to jail by Justice O BH Eokatein for ten days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Werd
Alexander
Efe
Justice O. BH. Eokatein
Metropolitan Life assets rise from 1994 to 1906
The Metropolitan Life Insurance Company reports assets of over 150 million dollars at the start of 1906, up from 128 million at the end of 1994, marking a substantial gain amid its largest business year and low expense ratio. The firm emphasizes straightforward contracts and avoids deferred dividends, with local agent 3. B. McToy of 44 South Market Street highlighted for furniture services and a mix of low price household goods advertised by Shipley d Bapst at 27 North Market Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metropolitan Life
Copper Lead Development Near Liberty Ore Claim
Mr and Mrs Procter and Mr Young of North Carolina visit Mr Howard Young on Hast Second street. Procter and Young have secured land near the old Liberty copper suites about a mile from Liberty with plans to develop believing there is considerable ore in the land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birs. Procter
Young
North Carolina
Howard Young
Second Street
Procter
Old Liberty Copper Suites
Liberty
Fine Concert by Oisgaland Ladies Orchestra at City Opera House
The Oisgaland Ladies Orchestra performed last evening at the City Opera House under the Y M C A auspices. The band received hearty encores as Mrs Parsons played the trombone and rob leot solo, with the ensemble praised as skilled musicians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oisgaland Ladies’ Orchestra
City Opera House
Parsons
Local Market Quotations From Fhe Mart
G. Waring Tyson's market quotes Mona buying today list corn per barrel 32.15 shellac 48 cents per bushel wheat No 2 red 780 No 3 693 steamer 856 damaged 0 per bushel gas 30 cents per bushel
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Waring
Tyson
Shellad
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