New Adisements To Day Notice And Local Items
.City notices list sales events and advertisements for Easter goods at Shipley and Bopst and D A Rogers. Local venues include City Hotel Grill and City Opera House offering meals, entertainments, and social events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. W. Mehrling
Secs
D. A. Rogers
Shipley & Bopst
City Hotel Grill
Lusch
Seas City Hotel Grill
Q -Doll
S. Lucch
Global Society
City Opera House
Kidnappers Co
New Sulka Oll Bros
Pleasant Paragrapha Of Folks Visiting In Town
Purely personal notes list Harry Osrty from Washington visiting Frederick relatives and Lewis Wolfe from Philadelphia visiting in Frederick. Others include Miss Lamps of Lovettsville, Miss Henristts Goldaborough of Walkersville visiting Washington, and Gartrdde Smith heading to York Pa for Easter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Osrty
Washington
Frederick
Lewis Wolfe
Philadelphia
Frank Thomas
Ione
West Paved Street
Rockville
Blanche Lamps
East Fifth St
Lovettsville
Virginia
Henristts Goldaborough
Walkersville
Misa Gartrdde Smith
York
Joseph Leo Houis
D. C
Mildred Thomas
West Third Street
Qcharles Rohrback
John Rogers
New York
Qcharles W. Ross
Court Square
Charles Ely
Charles SW. Ely
Maryland
Paul Urner
Cornell
Milton G. Urner
Drue Ramsburg
East Church Street
John George
Atlantic City
N. J
Chas. Rohrback
Lime Kiln
St. Joseph’s Academy
St. Mary’s College
Death of Mrs. Wm G Cover in Thurmont at 66
Americas Virginia Cover wife of Wm G Cover of Thurmont died suddenly Monday aged 66 with seven children two sisters and one brother surviving. She had long asthma and invalid status. Funeral Wednesday at Lutheran church sermon by Rev Metzger and interment United Brethren cemetery conducted by James Creeger & Son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WM. G. Cover
Americas
Virginia
Thurmont
Jacob B. Gilbert
Peter Boylan
Martha Gilbert
S. M. Gilbert
Harry Eappes
Shippensburg
Shriner
May Barr
Philadelphia
Edward Warden
Anns Cover
Baltimore
Harry
William Cover
Thormont
Baltimore City
S. T. Metzger
Lutheran Church
United Brethren Cemetery
James Creeger & Son
Funeral Services for Rose Erech and Louis Birely
The funeral of Miss Rose Erech was held at St John Catholic Church with pallbearers including her brothers Charles and George Erech and nephews Herbert and Arthur Erech. Prof George Ed. Smith and Miss Lacy Eisenhauer provided choral tributes. Interment followed at Mt Olivet cemetery. The funeral of Louis Edward Birely took place from his grandfather L. E. Gittinger’s home on North Market Street with Rev Dr Ingle officiating and interment at Mt Olivet cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Ereh
Charles F. Hreh
West Third Sirees
St. John's Catholic Church
Father Goleman
Charles F
George Sireh
Herbert
Arthur Erech
John H. Grove
Baward Schroeder
L. E. Gittinger
North Market Street
Dr. Ingle
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
C. C. Carty
Freight Wreck Blocks B and O Tracks Near Martinsburg
A Beltimore and Ohio freight wreck yesterday afternoon four miles west of Martinsburg West Virginia left nine cars loaded with ore piled in two mass, blocking both east and west bound tracks. Passenger trains No 6 eastbound and No 1 westbound were diverted via Hagerstown over the Western Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beltimore and Ohio Railroad
Martinsburg
W. Va
Hagerstown
Maiyland
Cherry
Washington
Easter Services in City Churches Celebrate Resurrection
Easter observances unfold across city churches with decorative flowers, special music, and Holy Communion. St Johns Catholics conducts multiple masses led by Father Coleman and Father O Rourke, with a detailed music program. United Brethren and Grace Reformed also plan morning and evening services, while Evangelical Reformed Evangelical Lutheran Presbyterians and Methodists schedule sermons, choirs, and solo performances for Easter Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Catholic
St. John's Catholic
Coleman
Quynn
Woodstock
Father O'Rourke
Colemax
Novitiata Choir
Clairambault
J.P. Foley
Chas. Gounod
Gregorian
Wackenthaler
Chas
S. J. Orgamet
John Philip Foley
S. J
Religious Services and Conference Notes
Morning services at 10 30 with Holy Communion and 7 00 p m Easter serving. Revival sessions in the W O T U room continue. Rev John W Drave spoke on The closed door last night. Tonight and Sunday night services at 7 20 p m. Tomorrow’s long service at 7 00 p m. Schleynville Mission services at 7 p m Sunday. Sunday school at 2 80 p m. Southern Methodist Conference in Baltimore advanced Rev Boyd Switzar to four year class. Rev J O Knott proposes moving annual conference to fall with October 2 next meeting. Breathing tomorrow 10 30 a m Backeystown M P shared by pastor. Banter program for evening service led by Christian Hope Society. Pastor departs for annual conference Monday. No M E Church South services tomorrow due to Rev B V Levitner’s conference attendance. Sunday school as usual. German Baptist church: services tomorrow 10 80 a m and 7 80 p m Elder Bruner to preach. Sunday school 9 30 a m. Long service at 7 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelical Reformed
Evangelical Reformed Church
Geo. Eaw. Smith
Naomi Gring
Chapple
Amelia Yost
God
William Smallwood
Nadine Alton
Lord
Ferraris
Evangelical Lutheran
Eahlman
Evangelical Lutheran Chacrh
Marion J. Klwe
Baltimore
Board of Foreign Missions
Kyrie Eielson
Agnus Dev
Haydn
George O. Martin
T. U
John W. Drave
Schleynville
Southern Methodist Conference
Boyd V.switzar
Trinity Church
J. O Knott
Backeystown
M. E. Church
South
Onlne
B. V. Levitner
German Baptist Church
Bruner
Fires and arrest in Mount Pleasant case linked to Filby stable blaze
A man named Maurios L. Bennett, about 80, was arrested at Mr. John Etzler’s farm near Mount Pleasant on a charge connected to the burning of John Filby’s stable Friday morning. Sheriff Lease and Deputy Carter made the arrest on a deputy Carter sworn warrant. Bennett claimed knowledge of the fire’s origin, suggesting drunken African Americans may have been involved. He was sent to jail by Justice Smith awaiting further hearing. The report also notes an ecclesiastical consecration invitation from Hankow and several real estate transactions in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurios L. Bennet
John H. Btvler
Mt. Pleasant
John Filby
Lease
Carter
Sheriff’s Office
Justice Smith
Bennett
Frederick
Mercer
John Etzler
Unionville
Mr. Mer
Sheriff Lease
Etzler
Charles B. Fout
City Hotel
East Patrick Street
L. E. Tracey
Irwin McQordy
Harmony Grove
Harvey R. Lease
Meeps
Noah E. Cramer
M. J. Delanter
Charles E. Thomas
Village of Pooh-Bah owner controls all village life
Joseph Kammerer of Washington county Pennsylvania owns and operates an entire village. He runs every business in the hamlet including a distillery a blacksmith shop and the sole store. The village lies about twenty miles from Washington and comprises about twenty homes all owned by Kammerer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Kammerer
Washington County
Kammerer
Washington
Washington county post master Kammerer a leading local figure
The rural free delivery system began in Washington county with him as post master. He has run a daily passenger coach to and from Washington for years and is the wealthiest and most prominent man in the township. A staunch Republican, he aligns villagers with his candidates at every election and has never left Washington county despite frequent visits to the county seat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington County
Washington
Kammerer
Frederick County Telephone and Telegraph elects new directors
At a stockholders meeting held yesterday in Frederick the board elected James E. Walker as president and installed Dr P D Fabrney Col D Winebrewer as vice presidents D T Ordeman as secretary and Dr F B Smith as treasurer The meeting also reported an alleged robbery of a B and O employee named Bender near Hartrosn station with no report lodged and magistrates unaware of the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County Telephone and Telegraph Company
James E. Walker
P. D. Fahrney
Col
Whinebrewer
Daniel T. Grdeman
F. B. Smith
Wm. P. Maulsby
Edwin Devilbiss
P. D. Fabrney
Col.d. 0. Winebrewer
Middletown Carriage Shop Demolished for New Homes
In Middletown the old Grove Additions coach shop built in 1868 was torn down to make way for a modern frame dwelling for William S. Gardner, with John W. Gardner directing the demolition and erection. Meanwhile base work begins for Emory L Coblen tzs brick house, with a law office front room for Coblen tz. James O Bossard moves to Middletown to build a modern brick dwelling adjacent. A star appears in the sky, Mars Lamour, announced by manager Rhoden as a visible luminary in the city soon. Thomas J Kolb auctions furniture at James C Crum near Ladiesburg, while Charles L Wachter foreclosures land near Sabillnsville. The Frederick Middletown Electric Railway Co orders two new passenger cars, one a 10 bench open side single track car to be delivered in lane 1, the other delayed until October as a Winter car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Grove
William S. Gardner
Gardner
John W. Gardner
Emory L Qobdlentz
Coblentz
James O. Bossard
Haner
Fredenck Middletown Electric Railway Company
Princeton Tourists Stop in Frederick During Bicycle Trip
Dr. H D Thompson and a party from Princeton New Jersey paused in Frederick last night during a ten day bicycle tour. This morning the group continued their journey toward Hagers-town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H D. Thompson
Princeton
New Jersey
Frederick
Hegers
Law Notes and Court Actions From Junction Area
Lewis Linton was arrested this morning by Officer Jones and charged with beating his wife. Justice Smith imposed a fine of 2, which was paid. Judge Motter granted a decree in Bittier Bros. v Wachter, extending an injunction to the final hearing. Wachter allegedly sold his store and goodwill to Bitler Bros.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Linton
Officer Jones
Justice Smith
Junction
Motter
Bittier Bros
Wachter
Walkerarlie
Bitler Bros
Easter Social at the Y M W A rooms Toesday April 1st
The Woman's Auxiliary plans an Easter Social at the Y M W A rooms on Tuesday April 1 at 3 pm. A varied program will entertain, with garlands and homemade candy for sale. Admission 10 cents, children 5 cents. Also listed are sale items and notes about Doll's offerings and limited lunch specials.
Kidnappers Company to Present Western Drama at City Opera House
An 1803 advert mentions a Four Act Western Drama titled Kidnapped in the West by The Kidnappers Company at City Opera House on a Tuesday show. It lists roller track riding conical slack wire walking and musical specialties with entertainment by Prof. R. Emmet and a banquet menu featuring seafood and Easter goods at City Hotel Grill and Raw Box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Opera Houe
WII
Comfoss
Banjo
R. Emmet
Bomcott Roelkey
Aduanglon
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Dub- Vine
W.L. Moors
The
Weather Bureau
Hill & F. B
Wasnisarog
M. Boeca
Maryland—Fair
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O. W. Stineapring
Christ
George E. Hugg
Grace Reformed
Grace Reformed Church
Rigen
O. E. van Laer
A.B. Gaul
Elinor Markey
Gloria
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Yioth
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Thomas Freeman Dixon
Presbyterian Church
Dressler
Bella
Charles Hendrickson
Owen Compher
Helen A. Mullinix
Methodist Episcopal
M. EB
E. Todd
Todd
Sainte’ Episcopell
All Saints
St. John's
Kemp Hall
Johns Nornholt
Lancaster Theological Seminary
Dadiey Buck
Cecilia
All Saints’ Episcopal Church
Giste Referreed Church
Walkers Ville
Maurica I. Bennett
Ingle
James Addison Ingle
Hankow
St. Paul's Church
Po Yang Road
Matthias
F. R. Graves
Shanghai
J. McKim
Tokyo
O. Patridge
Kyoto
D. T. Huntington
L. H. Roots
Bender
Improvementas& Hartrosn
Frederickessoon
Maris Lamour
Rhoden
Thomas J. Kolb
James C. Crum
Ladiesburg
Charles L. Wachter
Xoortgages
Sabilinsville
Sareer & Borst
Doli's
Roy Mackerel
Obaral Society
City
Lynn
Ab Surtey & Borst's
Hester
Bartholomay
Smithfield
Berseberger's
Fox
Zic
Empire
Freprice
Heeshberger's
Aizen G. Quysx & Co
John Hendrick Bon
Boesson
Perrin
Jon Hienpricxson
Neidig & Miller
Miller
Camas
Zoe
Sige
Ldc
Nhidig & Miller
Clinton E. Main
Graauace Pharmacist
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Market St
Frederick County
Isanogle & Wagaman
Butichees
Frederick City
Hershbbeger's
Josefa Haier
Ohy Hotel
Genwins
Ibahogle & Wagamar
North Market Streae
Frederick, MD
F. B. Sappington
Maine
Boteler
Kaness City
A.J. Klein & Bro
GEO. G. Rodook & CO
Brockinge
GEO
Rodoce & of
A. T. Rice & Bone
A. T. Rice & Sem
North Market &Treee
Frederick CO. Telephone Tae
P. Rice
Night Calle
Owee
Guy
LDS
Wales
Willard
Keller
West
Patrick Street
Por
C. A. Rovers
Backeretawy Station
Mgd
Willie
N. Market Street
Bosimers
Ohn Gomber
Biehth St
C. C. Waters
Arch Ogle
Pearl
Kolb Sros
North Market St. Ma
Genter
Eine Street
South Street
Bentz Street
Joseph & Greek
All Saints’ Street
Bieveleiz
Henry A. Hebd
Arga Chorek
Daniel Bentz
May Manufacturing Company
E. Wilcoxen
Arent
Aonis
Gareit
Backesstown Staton
West Beventh St
West Second Street
Red Ane Mistes Turner
Eppir
Marisa
Orth Maries S
Adisinine D.C. Wine Brewer & Son
DeGranze
Ptapi
Rent House
Jamie Herm
Kent
Awelling
Bury
Airich
Barry Jepon
M. Beer
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