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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1906
Page
3
Address Change Request for Newsletter Subscribers
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Personal notes of travel and visits across towns
A collection of brief social items: Frank Hargats in Hilgeratown. Wiss Effie Crummitt in Baltimore. Robert Weber from Brunswick in Frederick. Edward Cromwell in Frederick on business. Pauline McCasidell visiting Algerstown relatives. Mrs. George Chew visiting Baltimore relatives. Clifford Kayser in this city with Hagerstown ties. Glenn Murphy visiting his parents here. Annia Roberts returning home after visiting Hagerstown. Rev. Dr. Cyrus Oort visiting his daughter in Glarke Place. Mabel Catrick visiting sister in Baltimore. Gertrude Abrecht visiting West Patrick Street. a Baltimore visitor returning home. A D Kratzer and family in Columbia and Lancaster. Mary Ward and Lucy Davis returning from Baltimore. Clyda Poole visiting aunt S. T. Stall. Mrs. Charles Landis visiting sister in Hagerstown. Wa. Raffling leaving for York to take a new job. Thomas B. Hull Sr in the city on estate business. Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Holmes and son Robert returning to Fargo after visiting here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Hargats Apent
Hilgeratown
Wiss Effie Crummitt
Baltimore
Robert Weber
Brunswick
Frederick
Edward Cromwell
Mires Pauline McCasidell
Algerstown
George Chew
Weat
South Ktrest
Clifford Kayser
Hageratown
This Oley
Glenn Murphy
Gaithersburg
Annia Roberts
Hagersteyn
Cyrus Oort
Pennsylvania
R. 5
J. Detrow
Glarke
Mabel Catrick
D. Chester Kamp
East Third Street
Gertrude Abrecht
West Patrick Street
A. D
Kratzer
North Market Street
Columbia
Lanasster
Mary Ward
Lucy Davis
Clyda Poole
T. Stall
West Fourth
Charles 4. Landis
South Street
Charles Spangler
Hagerstown
Wa. Raffling
Lowenstein & Wertheimer
York
Thomas B. Hull
J. W. Sullivan
Monrovia
Charles ER. Holmes
Robert
Fargo
North Dakots
Woman Scalded Carrying Hot Water in DeGrange
Mrs James Starr of DeGrange Street was scalded when a kettle of hot water tipped while she carried it on Saturday. Dr F A Hedges summoned and treated her injuries. She is recovering well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Starr
DeGrange Street
Baturday
F. A. Hedges
Paint Ad Claims Devoe Superior for Burned Homes
A letter to BP and others argues Devoe paint is best for rebuilt or untouched houses, claiming it lasts longer and uses fewer gallons than traditional lead and oil mixes. It cites a Plainfield reader and company endorsements and mentions car paint sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas &Son
Frederick
Devoe
Devos
A. M. Griffin
Plainfield, N. J
Aaron Higgins
Plainfield
Trolley Extension to Middletown Valley Considered
A meeting at Jefferson discussed extending the F and M Railroad from Braddock Heights to Jeffersgon. Residents of Middletown Valley favor routing through the valley despite higher costs from grading and bridging. A committee will seek subscriptions from valley residents to finance the line. if insufficient, the mountain route remains planned. Committee members include Josephus Shifer Emory Ramsburg Daniel Bussard George W Orum J D Whip and Thomas Torasher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson
Braddock Heights
Jeffers ‘Gon
Porzona
Smiddie
Josiphus Shifer
Emory Ramsburg
Daniel Bussard
George W. Orum
J. D. Whip
Thomas Torasher
Editor to Be Ambassador to Avatria
Special dispatch reports Charles Francte editor of the Troy Timer has been named ambassador to Avatria to succeed Baliamy Storer. The appointment announced from Wasmxcrox on March 39.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tus News
Charles 8. Francte
Troy
N. Y
Avatria
Formosa Earthquake Death Toll Reports Reach Eight Thousand
Special dispatch from Teno Japan notes Formosa’s great disaster with authorities confirming about 8 000 dead and ongoing relief efforts as officials assess the extent of devastation across the island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tex News
Teno Japan
Religious World Sunday Services Across Local Churches
A roundup of Sunday worship across German Baptist, Evangelical Reform, St John’s Catholic, Trinity M E, United Brethren, Grace Reformed, Presbyterian, Methodist Episcopal and Evangelical Lutheran churches. Sermons cover faith, right living, and church sacraments. Sunday schools and Epworth Leagues held. special pins awarded to Evangelical Reformed scholars. baptisms administered at First Baptist. and community health notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
German Baptist Church
Bider
P. D Fahrosy
Merning
A. Broocer
Pharoh Dr. Eschbach
Marsing
St John’s Catho O Pharoh Yaster
Albert Smith
Trinity M. EB
Bervicza
Thomas Freeman Dixon
Phillipgiana
Methodiat Episcopal Church
R. Rash Lewis
A. J. Gui
Martinaberg
W. Va
Epworth Leagee
George Shoemaker
Evangelical Reformed Sunday School
J. A. Apple
Evangelical Lutheran
Steck
Ewo Sons
Emazreal
Leagas
Thoreday
New Spring Dress Fabrics and Embroideries on Sale
Representative New Lines for Spring showcase a range of dress fabrics at reduced prices. Features include gray Cheeks to Mobah fabrics, all wool Panama 36 inches wide at 15 cents per yard, lace and embroidery bands from 15 cents, Swiss and Nansook overlays, and all over mesh effects priced up to 1.25 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama
New High School Set to Open and Local Notices
News of the State highlights the Northeast High School opening tomorrow morning. Buckingham Presbyterian Church in Berlico Md will be dedicated next Sunday. Rev L Emer Dutton resigns from the Frostburg Methodist Circuit. Moskows Land and Development leases 2500 acres near Oldtown Allegany. Isaac Winder remains at large as an escaped murderer. Maryland’s Tuberculosis Commission reports at least 10000 cases and over 2500 deaths annually with costs around 10000000. John Beaver dies in West meter in his fifty sixth year after a long life of talent and work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kesterdar
Todery
Buckingham Presbyterian Church
Berlico
Laordly
L. Emer Dutton
Frostberg
Metodist Episcopal Church
Moskws Land and Development Company
Oldtown
Allegany
Isaac Winder
Maryland
John Beaver
Westmeter
Mr. Beaver
HYMENEAL IN JEFFERSON TWO MARRIAGES REPORTED
Nawton Wesley Keller and Flora Mas Rior wed at Jefferson M E church on March 14 with Rev Edwards and Rev Distocar officiating. The couple planned a wedding trip to Washington and to visit relatives in the lower counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keller
Rice
Nawton Wesley Keller
Flora Mas Rior
Jefferson
M. E
Edwards
Doub’s
Distocar
Washington
Emory Keller
Paul Onller
Earl Rice
George Ric
Maryland Corn Yields Outpace Other States in 1905
Maryland farmers increased corn production to 9,200,783 bushels from 625,795 acres, boosting value by 1,100,391 dollars. Experts attribute the gain to seed selection and cultivation aided by demonstrations from O Bailey Lit tig and the Iowa Experiment Station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Isna
Miescuri
Bareze
Nebraska
United States
O. Bailey Littig
Coliega and Experiment Station
Iowa Experiment Station
Lows
P. G. Hola
Ames
Jaws
Capital Surplus Report From Baker Brothers Bank
A terse entry lists capital surplus figures associated with J. D. Baker and W. G. Baker, identifying roles of vicerresident, assistant cashier, and other staff. The text appears as an OCR fragment from a bank report or ledger with names Danis and Bares among personnel.
Luatheran Reunion Set Across Mid-Atlantic States
Lutherans from Pennsylvania Virginia Maryland West Virginia and the District of Columbia plan a July 26 reunion. The program features talks vocal and instrumental music with rail connections organized by railroad companies. Dr G W Enders of York Pa chairs arrangements. Rev Charles Sieck of Frederick to give principal addresses. A committee lists Miller Baltimore Simon Hagerstown Henry Westminster Millar Martinsburg Gardiner Barrisburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luatheran
Pennsylvania
Virginis
Maryland
West Virginia
District of
Coalumbia
Hey
G. W Enders
York, Pa
Hev
Charles F. Sieck
Frederick
Rey
George Miller
Baltimore
Simon
Hagerstown
George C. Henry
Shippansburg
Patrick H. Millar
Westminster
Charles Trump
Martinsburg
W. V
W.L Gardiner
Barrisburg
Injury at Market and Patrick Streets Delays Pedestrian
A man was injured near the Market and Patrick streets when his heel caught and he fell while stepping from the pavement in front of O E Oline's store. Dr. W G McComas treated the wrenched knee at the scene and the injured man was later taken home on East Patrick Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Freed
East Patrick Street
Metropolitans at City Opera House Show
The Metropolitanks The Metropolitans present two barlerques at the City Opera House tomorrow night. The program opens with Kittle's Birthday featuring a troupe of girls and playful climaxes. A vaudeville bill of seven headline acts follows, ending with Scenes in a Divorce Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metropolitans
City Opera
Kittle
Unbeaten MHS Teagues Edge RF 1015 in Close Groff Hall Clash
Saturday game at Groff Hall featured the Male High School Teagues beating RF and "38" teams 1015. Eyederman led the winning side with strong plays as three games remain, and the "A" team aims to preserve its unbroken victory record. Referee was W Storms and umpire Lt Hughes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Schess Teagues
Groff Hall
Eyederman
Wstorms
Hughes
Death Notices From Springfield Farm And City Homesteads
Mrs. Mary Hamrichouse widow of Charles W Hamrichonce died at Springfield Farm Williamsport in her 79th year after general debility She leaves four children including Dr J Walter Hamrichouse and William Hoverichouse and daughter Mrs Leah McComas Her funeral is scheduled for Wednesday Myrtle Emily Pentz wife of William Pentz died at 147 East Fourth Street aged 28 of tuberculosis She was a former teacher and graduate of Female High School Class of 1893 She leaves no children Her funeral will be Tuesday at 2 with Mt Olivet cemetery interment Infant Francis Hammond son of Mr and Mrs John D Hammond near New Market died Friday afternoon of meningitis at 8 months old Funeral held yesterday at 2 at home Rev David May officiating Interment Mt Olivet cemetery O O Garsy funeral director
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Hamrichouse
Charles W. Hamrichonce
Springfield Farm
Williamsport
Athens
William and
Mary Hawkeo
Hagerstown
J. Walter Homrichouse
William H Hoverichouse
WH. H. Peltz
Myrtle Emily
Wm.h. Pentz
East Fourth
Emma
Jacob S. Grablll
Wm. H. Pentz
MeChanicsburg
M.E. Church
Epworth Lesgus
Mt. Olllvet
Francis Hammond
John D. Hammond
New Market
Honusa
David May
Bi. Olivet
O. O Garsy
Faners
Fishermen's Luck on Saturday Catches Noted
Fishermen on North Market Street report catching twelve sockers and a fine lob of fish Saturday evening. Mr. Wm Baumygarduoer and Mr. Emanuel Jacobs are named as local anglers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Baumygarduoer
North Marketstreet
Emanuel Jacobs
North Market Street
Local dining and services listed in town notices
Local mentions advertise Frank Sheinald's draught beer Morelein and Cineinnat'l Book offerings and Gam Dining Parlors under Wns. Giorcia Kennepr. Upholstering and furniture repairs by H. Fox at 627 North Market. Bell 110-R. Georgia Kennedy Osteopathy Br E L Schmid. Meat preservation sacks by Great Southern Printing Frederick MD sold nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wns. Giorcia Kennepr
Co. L
Bess
Gem
Georgia Kennedy
Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Company
Frederick
Guards Report No Trouble at Pipe Creek Work Site
Deputies Moereres, Lewis Riddiemoser and O Thomas Eckstein guarding Pipe Creek workmen say no trouble at bridges so far. Derrick erection continues and bridge work is set to begin Wednesday. They returned to Detour this afternoon with other guards on light duty visiting Frederick and Sagardead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moereres
Lewis Riddiemoser
O. Thomas Eckstein
Pipe Creek
Abram Grova
Harry Barnes
George Martz
John Bartholow
Frederick
Sagardead
Advertised Letters List at Frederick Post Office
A notice lists remaining advertised letters at the Frederick city post office as of Saturday March id 1X6. Call for “advertised letters” to receive them. unclaimed letters go to the dead letter office within one week. Names include Frank Anderson, Reverdy Beard, J Chase, Harry Crebbs, R H Holman, James C. Kenny, J Parsons, A Stelometz. Mrs Ida Cramer listed for ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City
Geyitlemen’s
Frank 8. Andersop
Reverdy Beard
J. Chase
Harry Crebbs
RH. M. Holman
James C. Kenny
J. Parsons
A. Stelometz
Lapies
Wiss Ida Cramer
Birthday Celebrations At Araby And Goldeborough Residence
A Social World item notes Mr Gran Waltz of Araby celebrated his 40th birthday with family and friends on March 15. Guests included Newton Wachter and family, Jacob Knoide and family, James Hailer’s family, Jennie Whitmore, Mamie Whitmore, R J Ridgely, Stires Whitmore, Altis Waitz, Mable Waltz, and others. The evening featured supper, conversation and music. Mrs Edward Yerbury Goldeborough hosted a birthday party for her niece Janet Chase inks at her 114 West Patick residence on a Saturday night March to include games and a collation in the dining room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gran Waltz
Araby
Waltz
Sesson
Walz
Newton Wachter Sud
Jacob Knoide
Edward Yerbury Goldeborough
Janet Cbase Inks
West Pati Fick
Dlafug
Local Market Quotations From Tyson’s Market
The Local Mart reports today’s buying quotas for commodities. Wheat No.2 red 78 cents per bushel, No.3 41?c per bushel, steamer 69 3 cents per bushel. damaged 60 cents, shelled 43 cents. Oats 90 cents per dashal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mart. G. Waring Tyson
Partridges Delivered for Bird Fund Contributions
Partridges received today by Messrs. Charles P. Levy and Charles W. Ross Jr from C. A. Farrow of Dadeville Alabama. Fifteen dozen birds are stored at the former offices of Ross Esiah & Newman on Bracord Street for distribution to contributors as soon as possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles P. Levy
Chasrles W. Ross, Jr
C. A. Farrow
Dadeville
Ala
Bird Fund
Messrs
Ross, Esiah & Newman
Rose and Levy
Awnings Offered With Local Installation and Guarantee
Local seller promotes store awnings as best value with in town installations. Claims sixteen erected on Market Street and guarantees first class work. Encourages customers to compare and save money by buying locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Market Street
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