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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1903
Page
5
Purely Personal Notices Of Visitors And Relatives
Miss Tillie Fout of E Church is visiting Baltimore relatives. Miss Josephine Gamble of New York visits city relatives. Dr. George Johnson of Florida visits his son Dr. William C. Johnson. Warren W. Saunders of Brooklyn visiting relatives here. Miss Ross Fearthske returns from Washington to the city. Douglas G. Hargett and son travel to Washington. Mira George W Heinlein and partner visit Martinsburg, WV. Clara Wineburg returns from Lexington, Va to North Market St. Bertha Trundle visits Baltimore relatives and attends Confederate monument unveiling. Mr. BR. S. Spindel moves with family to 25 East Second St, Manassas, Va. He is general agent for W F Stimpson Co. of Detroit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tillie Fout
E. Church 81
Baltimore
Josephine Gamble
New York
George Johnson
Florida
William C. Johnson
Warren W. Saunders
Brooklyn
Ross Fearthske
Washington, D. C
Douglas G. Hargett
Circuit Court
Washington
Mira
George W. Heinlein
Aangater
Martinsburg
W. Va
Lex Clara Wineburg
Lexington
North Market Street
Bertha Trundle
South Market Street
BR. 8. Spindel
Manasaas
East Second Street
Mr. Sprinksl
W. F. Stimpson Computing Scale Company
Detroit
Michigan
Belles Lettres Society Meets with Busy Program
The Belles Lettres Literary Society held Friday activities including president W Railing calling the roll and minutes, a varied program with poems readings and orations, debates judged by a panel, and post meeting notes on health and local events. The Sick list notes Miss Blanche Shipley recovering from grip and Mr Harry Keefer’s ongoing hospitalization in Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belles Lettres
Belles Lettres Literary Society
W. Railing
Lazy Club
I. Staley
W. Ratling
DeGrange
Holtz Gal
Wiseberg
H. Ordemyjy
W. Michael
Bris Heark
J. Rice
Bris
Soflaren
Goseliosrne
Nee Company
Franklin Surfings Bank
Walkersville
Mies Blanche EB. Shipley
Harry O. Keefer
Hahnemann Hospi Gal
Philadelphia
MENEAL WEDS FOX AT EVANGELICAL REFORMED CHURCH
Jmob A. Hidwell of Jefferson county West Virginia wed Elizabeth A. Fox of Washington county Maryland this morning at the Evangelical Reformed parsonage officiated by Rev. Dr. Eschbach. Liquor licenses issued total twenty two with $2,526 to city. False fire alarm reported at 11:45 last night as firemen responded quickly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kidwell—Fox
Jmob A. Hidwell
Jefferson_county
W. Va
Hlizabeth A. Fox
Washington County
Mid
Evangelical Reformed Parsonage
E.R
Eschbach
The
Circuit Ccart
Moon
Frederick City Seeks Sewer on Market Street Plan Submits Cost
Mr Chalkley Hatton presented an estimate for a circular brick sewer from Fifth Street to the Market Street bridge at about eight thousand seventy seven dollars. The board deferred action on the sewer but approved paving plans for Church and Third streets and will meet Monday at 10 to elect officers and committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Alderman
Market Street
Fifth Street
Market Atrest Bridge
Hammond Urner
Urner
Jacob Rohrbach
Mr. Urner
Rohlerback
O. F. Goodell
John O. Hardt
Noah E Cramer
E. Y. Galdsborough
al Igo
T. Chalkley Hatton
Market
Mr. Hatton
Frederick
Market Atrest
Hatton
Church
Board of Aldermen
Thiede and Creager wed in Rockville ceremony
Doctor G A Thiede and Miss Creager married by Rev W F Locke at the Rockville Episcopal Church parsonage after a secret postponement. They traveled from Baltimore to Montgomery Hotel for a license and later went to Washington. Thiede, 31, said a divorce from an earlier marriage exists. Creager, 20, is the bride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. Thiede
Rockville
Thiede
North Carrollton Avenue
Baltimore
Dr. Thiede
Smith
George Baxter Smith
Miss Creager
Mise Creager
W. F. Locke
Prompt Payment and Upcoming Picnic Notice
The Modern Woodmen of America paid the life insurance for Victor A. Staley to his widow after his death. A death certificate was mailed April 11 and the insurance check was mailed April 21 from Rock Island Illinois. Myersville Council Jr. O U A M has set its summer Picnic for Saturday August 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor A. Staley
Woodmen of America
Order
Rock Island
Myersvills Council Jr. O. U. A
Confederate Monument Unveiled in Baltimore by Daughters of the Confederacy
A Confederate monument on Mount Hoyas in Baltimore was unveiled by two granddaughters of notable Confederate figures. A parade of veterans preceded the ceremony, with flags carried by Maryland wearers of gray and a local Frederick group presenting a flag to General Johnson. The sculpture, designed by W. Rochasahl of New York, depicts a dying Confederate soldier upheld by Glory, and bears inscriptions honoring soldiers and sailors, with mottos in English and Italian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Hoya Vlazs
Baltimore City
Maryland
Isaac R. Trimble
Staten Army
Nanple Young Esrdraette
Franklin Buchanan
Bradley T Jobicon Company
General Johnson
Ladise
Frederick
W. Rochasahl
New York
Maryland Daughters of the Confederacy
Confederate States
Graduating Recital by Misa Whitmore at Woman's College
A detailed review of Misa Ethel Whitmore's graduate piano recital at the Woman's College, with performances of Bach Mozart Chopin Rachmaninoff Schubert Liszt Heller and a final five-movement Concerto. Whitmore praised for technique and musicality, guided by Miss Margaret Uporait, in a program highlighting harmony theory and musical history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Ethel Whitmore
Woman's College
Ethel Elizabeth Whitmore
Margaret Uporift
College Cours
Conservatory
Mise Whitmore
Chopin
Rachmannof
Valae
Tachaikowsky
Schubert Liszt
Heller
Miss Uporait
Whitmore
Y M G A Notes On Association Work And Events
The association outlines Bible study plans for the Trainers and Intermediate One classes with upcoming joint sessions and a Thursday gospel service. Plans include special music and speakers and aim to attract both members and local young men. Also announced are grounds access for the Tennis Club next week, a boys' gospel service at 9:15 tomorrow morning with 44 attendees last Sunday, and a continuation of boys' meetings through June 1 before aligning with morning Sunday school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Converestions of Christ
Jesus
Samaria
O. Albert Gilson
Thoreday
Antil
Emmitsburg election notice and local oddities
The brief item notes the annual election for a Burgess and six Commissioners in Emmitsburg set for Monday. It also includes quips about trains, indecision, and a gag about a congressman planting garden reeds to harvest votes in the fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burgees
Emmitsburg
Ratlroid
Frederick grocers agree to close shops at 6 20 each day
We the undersigned grocers of Frederick mutually agree to close our respective places of business promptly at 620 o'clock beginning May 18 and ending October 1, Saturdays excepted. Includes list of merchants and a note on services. Doll's advertises delicacies with appetizing, clean, neat, inspected offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
OUF
Satur
ALLEX Rosmm@ck
Frasx J. Scurorosa
Dlxox Bros
F. B. Saprixeros
E OD. Batrzat
W.F Sxvoer
Tne
Turity Gro. Co
W . Raxszcunc
Ruppes Rf
Kaxr
Brianz & Gxorr
Fragmentary OCR item yields unclear financial figures
The readable lines show scattered numbers and codes such as 982, 80, 2424, 10, 5,000 and 4,024 40, but no coherent event, date, or names. Values appear as isolated monetary and alphanumeric tokens, not a complete report or identifiable entities.
NEW PEARL BUTTONS AND DRESS TRIMMINGS AT LOW PRICES
A cluttered retail notice highlights new pearl buttons 250 to 125, turnover collars 25c to 1.50, dress trimmings, seafood specials, kitchenware, and furniture offers. It mentions Prof O W Hines visiting Frederick Md May 4 to 9 for eye examinations, and local shops Burkey & Borst and Wey Carpetspromoting seasonal goods with various price points and a cafe scene at City Hotel Grill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. W. Hines
Washington, D. C
Park Hotel
Frederick
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New York Hospital
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Abton & Co
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