Visitors and locals update from Frederick city social notes
Numerous residents and visitors arrive or depart including Mra P B Kunkel Ms. Poole and Miss Zimmerm an. Notables Allen Grombine and Arthur Lamps change posts or return from trips to Baltimore Washington and Johnstown. Real estate transfers include a two story brick dwelling on West All Saints Street and the old stone tavern corner property with prices noted. Committed youth to Monteras and stamp book sales at the post office conclude the list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choroh
Joseph Malliniz
E J. Winebrewer, Jr
South Market Strest
Morere
Ward Haffoer
Thomas Zimmerman
Washington
Vernon Buxton
West Second Strest
Jefferson
Lizzie Feaga
Fengaville
Joseph B. Volluse
North Bentz Street
Elizabeth L. Hilleary
Frederickeborg
West Fifth Street
Olatenos F. Schroeder
West ‘Virginia
O. F. Young
Richard Johnson
University of Virginia
Charlottesville
Charles W. Miller
North Market Street
Daniel P. Zimmerman
Woodshboro
Henry H. Abbott
Hagerstown
Edsell
Philadelphia
Charles W. Boss
Ejcolt
Alias Spancer
Frederick
Charles B. Fost
John Francis Smith
Houss
Rameberg Carriage Works
All Saints
Davia
John Jacob Lambert
Patrick and
Telegraph Streets
John A. Lambert
Lambert
Jembert
Palm Sunday Religious Services Across Local Churches
The religious week results show Palm Sunday observances at multiple churches. The German Baptist, St John’s Catholic, First Baptist, Methodist, Presbyterian, Evangelical Reformed, All Saints Episcopal, Trinity M E, United Brethren, Lutheran, Grace Reformed and other local churches held sunrise or morning services, Sunday schools, and evening sermons. Notable items include baptisms at First Baptist, choir performances at several churches, and Holy Week schedules with special services and Holy Communion. Rev. Wm. Hammond Parker preached on the Name of Christ, and Rev. Thomas Freeman Dixon led Palm Sunday addresses at the Presbyterian Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charohies
Ferday
E. A Broor
Kier
P. D. Fahney
Bhorvening
Bt. John’s Catholico Church
First Baptist Church
Wm. Hammond Parker
Christ
Christian Endeavor
Methodist Episcopal Church
George W. Stoemaker
J. J. Gil
Nehemiah
Sandsy
Epworth League
Evangelical Reformed
Eschbach
Georges Edward Smith Saig
Faurs
Jeruealem
Parker
Balnte
Osborne Togle
W. Hoopes
Schlaysvilis
0. M. Gilpia
E. C. Shepherd
Bila Johnson
Trinity M. E. Oharod
South
John Paul Tyler
Sandey School
United Brethern Church
J. W. Kiracofe
Qoharah
Christian Endeavor Meeting
Samuel H. Cummings
Baltimore
M.E
Quimberland
Charies F. Steck
Snedey School
Bervion
Grace Reformed Church
BE. L. McLean
Matthew
Bessie Craigmile
Sacre Grant Short
Sacre Grant Short Was Highly Artistic and Much Enjored, As Were Sleoth
Maurice G. Bickwith
Beckwith
Grayeos Staley
Church Services With Weekly Schedule Posted
The notice lists services for the week starting Monday with a senior detective at 7 20 pm and includes Tuesday and Wednesday divine service at 7 00 pm Thursday confirmation at 7 38 pm and Friday preparatory service at 7 30 pm The public is invited and admission is free
News of the State: Local deaths and elections update
Frisby Lype Tilghman was killed by a train near the Queen City Glare Works in Cumberland on Saturday. Harry Small, a 60 year old Hancock resident and Maryland Inn clerk, died of pneumonia. Ha Streetown holds its municipal election today with three wards voting. Rev Jeter gave farewell service at Central Meshodi Church South, Cumberland. Wilson R Todd company faces back salaries complaints as managers reportedly left for New York. Maryland Shellfield Commission protests oyster dredging vandalism on Booth River. steps planned to curb future depredations. William Marshall of Morcarsborg died after a lengthy illness. he was son of longtime Hagerstown Bank cashier. Corinne Marshall of Washington survived. burial planned in Hagerstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frisby Lype Tilghman
Queen City
Cumberland
Harry Small
Hancock
Meryland Inn
Ha- Strehtown
Rev
J. Jeter
Central Meshodi
Ohurch Bouth
Oomber
Morcarsborg
William Bf. Marshall
Hageratown Bank
Corinne Marahall
Washington
Hagers Town
Y M C A Conference on World Power at Hagerstown
Local Y M C A of Maryland and D C held a farewell meeting at St Pauls Church Hagerstown. Interstate Secretary George F Tibbets spoke on The Association of World Power and a repeat lecture drew business leaders and young men. Plans to establish an association in Hagerstown include a hall and building with about 2 men present and 50 youths expected. The conference featured remarks by Prof J H Apple and Henry H Asbott among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Young Men's Chrinting Associations
Maryland
District of Columbia
Deasd
St. Paul’s Methodist Ohurch
Aters Opticon
Association of ‘ World Power
George F. Tibbets
Washington
J. H. Apple
Woman's College of Frederick
Tirbatse
Hagerstowe
Hoid
Hsadooms
Thia
Hrederick Y. M. OU
Appie
Henry H. Asbott
All Stars Face Frederick High in Groff Ball Thriller
A Saturday afternoon basketball game in Groff Ball saw the Frederick Male High School team defeat the All Stars by 4 to 2. Lineups mirrored Iowa High School settings with Capt. Outver and Brown among players. Referee L. Smith, umpire Wm. Storm, and timekeeper I. Landanor officiated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Satforday
All Stars
Frederick
Iowa
Repeteeies
Ee Ordeman
Ospe
Hook
Outver
Brown
L. Smith
Wm. Storm
I. Landanor
Advertised Letters and Dead Mail List
A fragmented page lists advertised letters to be sent to the dead letter office. Names include J. D. Barhaw James Bradisy Charles Dake G. W ale Walter Jackson H Tagest I A Tonse Girty Bonky Mins Tillis Hout and others across Gastizxgs and Lapirs lists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gastizxgs
J. D. Barhaw
James Bradisy
Charles Dake
G. Wale
Walter Jackson
A” We
Ee H. Tagest
I. A. Tonse
Lapirs
Girty Bonky
Mins Tillis Hout
Felt Into Creek Drowns While Awaiting Friends
A man drowned after falling into a creek while waiting for arriving friends. Rescue efforts were unable to prevent death as authorities investigated the incident and identified the victim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bhat
Fishermen Bring 200 Pounds of Flat Fish to City
Monsrs. Wachtel and Kino of Myers Ville delivered four barrels of flat fish caught at the mouth of Ca toctin Creek along the Potomac River. The catch weighed about 200 pounds and arrived on Saturday afternoon.
Weather Report From Frederick on Saturday
An abbreviated weather note reports Frederick recording eighty on Saturday with the dustant. The official temperature in Frederick was ninety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Leatts
Frederick
Maryland Day Observed With Opera House Exercises
Maryland Day events were held at the City Opera House with Rev Isaac Mitter presiding. Rev Thomas Freeman Dixon spoke on Cecil Calvert and Oscar B. Coblentz addressed popular government in Maryland amid a program of recitations songs and a Star Spangled Banner performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Isaac M. Mitter
Board of School Commissioners
Thomas Freeman Dixon
Presbyterian Church
Ceciluns Calvert
Oscar B. Ooblents
Meryland
Amperion
I. M. Moster
Irene Haright
Chorts
Southstress’ School
Teavis White
Samy
Margaret Brent
Eleanor Grayson
C. B. Coblentz
Cadese
Wanvander
Amon Burges
Death notices and family obituaries in a local paper
Deaths record Lewis Dixon 63 at 31 East Sixth Street after illness. widow Minnie Perry and two daughters Helen and Mary survive with siblings in Ohio, Nebraska and elsewhere. Walton Zimmerman dies at Johns Hopkins Hospital aged 6 with funeral at 4 pm at Mt Olivet. Infant Mary Ellen Strine dies at four months from convulsions. services at United Brethren church Walkersville with burial at Mt Hope Woodsboro. Funeral director F Schroeder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis P. Dixon
Lewis Philip Dizon
East Sixth
William H
Elizabeth Dixon
Minnie N. Perry
Helen
Mary
United Fire Co
W. D. Bowers Lumber Company
James
London
O . Q. Franklin
Richard
Hagerstown
Alstera
Mt. Olivet Osmotary
Walton E Zimmerman
Walton R. Zimmerman
Robert B. Zimmerman
West Southestest
Johue Hopkion Hospital
Baltimore
Parsata
Local livery price notice and varied notices from 1907
A mixed local page notes a price rise for livery boarding from 13 to 15 dollars per month effective April 1 1907. It also lists a public sale featuring a piano and household furniture at 118 East Patrick Street Frederick Maryland with cash terms. Additional notices promote Easter displays, roofing and plumbing services, and a personal remembrance for William Bell from his family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epwin
Hovox
Srosag
L. M. Peeats
Will Pelt Foe
Elizabeth Koesler
East Patrick Street
Frederick, Md
Special Meeting of United Fire Company Tonight
A special meeting of the United Fire Company is set for this evening at 7 30 to discuss the death of the late Lewis P. Dixon. In local health notes Mrs. Mary Johnson of Eighth Street shows improvement after illness while Mrs. Joseph B. Voliuss of North Bentz Street remains slowed by grip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
United Fire Company
Eption
Lewis P. Dixon
Mary Johnson
Astreet
Joseph B. Voliuss
North Bentz Stroes
Public Sale Continues at Carriage Works March 27 1907
Public sale of carriage materials continues at Bawsburg Carriage Works on Wednesday March 27 1907 at 10 o clock. Display of spring hats at Maxiz 148 Saacke Street starts same day. Also a sale of eying and wrap packaging tin jobs at 8 Works on Wednesday March 27 1907. Bowling match noted between Gagerstons and Diamond Bowling team tomorrow night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bawsburg Carriage Works
Maxiz
Saacke Street
Wennessey
Easter Goods and Spring Styles at Local Shop
A vivid preview of Easter goods and spring fashion at a Baltimore store. The ad touts Ste Silke-Bilks fabrics, 22 to 36 inch silks, Laces and Trimmings, 50c to 75c pieces, and new curtain and wall decoration items. It also mentions jamestown exposition tours and a variety of home goods and stove products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Beidig & Mil
San Francisco
Osl
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Camden
N. J
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New York City
Birmingham
Alu
Onegoseeeoes
Waamivasos
Syeda
W. L. Moorn
City Opera
Bale
Jobo
Pablis
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Nawest
R & D Mantz Anola Smith
Diamond Alleys
Ula Smith
Carty Riveree
Rosenouy & Bors
Motdig & Miller Central Nas
Cramer & Stauffer N.R
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John Eisenhacer
Rodock & Co
Vlemsant
Monteras
Grover Stand
Cllon James Stevens
J. Allen Baitier
Siewepa
Mberives
Sunday Schools and Societies
News OF the
Y. M.C. A. Conference
Bachelor Hall
Kaiser
City Opera House
Hubert Melville Baker
Hollis Giraet Theatre
Boston
Mies Fauot le Roy
McCardell
Public
Rv. Thomas Freemanson
Papila
Fraderick
Daughters of the American Revolution
Cetizeng Rational Bank
Citizens’ Nat. Bank
Siurplus
J.D. Baker
WH. G. Baker
H. D. Baker
WM. G. Zimmerman
Samuel G. Duvall
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Bamenura
D.H. Harcert, Tos, H. Hatter
Baxken
C. M. Thowas
Davie
Baxun
TV Review
McCimmons
aaiThy Taytatog
Meder
Kanter
Txai
Liberty
Mod- A
Anne
Fossizz
Loogal
Joux Francis SurTe, Trastes
John Hendrickson
Fred. Co
Cheok
Meekweat
Jobh D. Hendrickson
Neidic & Miller
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Ler
Sverssen
Our
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Terature
Tate
H. Diexel & Co
E. Baltimore
J. M. Newman & Co
T le
Ox Fises Bavse Co
Santor Toye
McCartell’s
Ox Fire Brush Co
Stova Wood
Gee
Baas Patsick Street
J. . Newman & Co
E. Mullinix
Osu
George
Rodock
SIG
Ain Bulls
Tim
Rodoue
Thos, P.rice
SANE
Alten Ritter
Court Street
Fraderick, Mé
Pecisi
DR. H. E. Smi
East Church Street
Prederaka
W. Patrick Street
Citr_ Mechanical and Electric Theraputics Baths
Franklin Street
Baltiners
Sidawiy
Suu Fenlly
Gan C. Leefauver
Boure
Lona
Weet Booth Street
Balalariall
Derrick
Demet
Hovse
Dioner
F. B. Sappirngtor
Cay Maal
Feedsrice
Nipwspa
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