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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1906
Page
3
Subscribers to The News are urged to report delivery irregularities and to promptly notify a change of residence by sending both old and new addresses to ensure a smooth transfer.
February meeting covers law changes and utility equipment needs. Officials approve bills for suppliers, confirm assessors, discuss siding project across the railroad, and defer final remodeling decision on the Opera House until tomorrow night.
NEWS OF THE CHURCHES announces a Sack Social at Singanore M E church Saturday March 24 at 7 30 pm with music recitations and refreshments. Sunday features adjourned quarterly conference at 10 15 am and Lord s Supper at 10 30 am plus Oak Orchard schoolhouse service at 2 30 pm. Libertytown M E church evening service at 7 pm.
John Besley will oppose Howard Fuller for the Democratic nomination for Cumberland city clerk. Rev George G. M. Brown resigns as pastor of St Stephen's Lutheran Church in Cumberland. The second trial jury for FR. William Gernean and Dr. J B. Tompkins is formed.
A matrimonial section reports three marriages: Rosgell Paxton Hilleary and Edith Tabb wed at Garards Town Presbyterian Church with large family ties and attendants. George L. Eyler and Alberta Sweney married in Thurmont with a reception following. Annie P A Summers and Luther E Stang wed at a Braddock area home with a small, intimate ceremony and planned home stay after a short trip.
The remains of Mrs. Sadie O Noell of Washington were sent to Washington for interment after dying at the home of Mr and Mrs Howard Young on East Second Street. Accompanied by her mother Mrs Roland F Cromelin and two sisters the body was handled by funeral director O C Carty. Mr Noell arrived in the city last evening and left for Washington. In the Legislature Mr Luckey's bill to float the American flag over the Statehouse during General Assembly sessions was passed by the House of Delegates yesterday. Mr Lackey also introduced a bill for better protection of sheep in Patersville districts.
At a special meeting of the Indepana Hose Company a committee was appointed to draft resolutions on the deaths of James E. Staub Joseph F. Eweanhauer George W. Salter Jr David B. Kolb Milton T Engle and J Frank Phebas. Market notes show prices for corn wheat and oats with various grades and forms listed.
Executors paid the bequests of the late David M. Brengle to Grace Reform Church and the YMCA. The payment was processed today through the Farmers and Mechanics National Bank.
Mr. W. Noah Young of South Market street leaves for Baltimore to represent Frederick Council 1190 at the annual Grand Council of the Royal Arcanum. The trip is part of the council’s regular election and gathering schedule.
The Baltimore public School program led by DeCourcy W. Thom features recitations songs and drills to honor Maryland Day. Governor Warfield urges attendance as Maryland’s influence in founding a national commonwealth is highlighted, with emphasis on education and local history.
News item covers Sunday visits and health updates plus a large livestock sale at the Bellevos farm on the Baltimore turnpike east of Frederick. Cattle and a colt sold for high prices totaling about 3000 dollars. Harvey K. Lease was the auctioneer. Also lists church society events, lodge meeting reminders, and local business notices including flour suppliers and awning promotions.
Samuel Whitley 86 died at his son in law John Parker’s home at 317 East Worth Avenue Baltimore after pneumonia and dropsy. He was born in Yorkshire England and worked at Sparrow’s Pointe. survived by three daughters and a son. Ellen S Medders 33 died in Baltimore after an accident. Daughter of Mrs. Albers Medders formerly of this city, remains to be interred at Mount Olivet Cemetery after transit on the B and O.
Charles Kitne arrested by constable Onarias Dutrow of Yellow Springs for alleged theft of a razor and monkey wrench. held for further hearing before Justice J Francis Smith. Edward O'Brien arrested for assault on his cousin Walter O'Brien. waived hearing and posted $209 bail. Local residents Harry M. Cramer Jr and several others listed as ill or recovering. infants and adults noted as sick.
A pleasant birthday surprise was given at the home of Mr and Mrs E Kemp near Jefferson on Sunday in honor of Mrs Mary J Lambert on her 89th birthday. Guests included many friends and Mrs Lambert received useful presents as the day was joyfully spent.
Mr. Wan Hargett filed replevin to recover a horse from Mrs. Annie M. Hargett claiming it was a gift from the late Charles N. Hargett six years ago. The hearing before Justice Johnson led to a verdict for the plaintiff, with the decision rendered after deliberation on Trasday and yesterday.
County correspondence reports visits and family news across Frederick Brunswick and Utica Mills. Residents like Rev Luther Nichole and Miss Delia Wisa are noted with relatives in Baltimore Norfolk and Middletown while cemetery board directors are named at Pleasant View. Local farming, construction, and church events accompany short personal updates.
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