Officers Re elect B T Rev L M Moster President
Rev Isaac M Mower was yesterday suggested president of the Board of School Commissioners for Frederick. The other members of the Board are Col Viernan Briep Dr B H Basler Gros J Henry Stoker Charles W Wright and William Young.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac M. Mower
Board of School
Frederick Escot
Col
Viernan Briep
BH. Basler Gros
J Henry Stoker
Charles W. Wright
William &. Young
Beis Peete Prefereor Ephraim UL Reappointed in Frederick Schools
Beis Peete Ephraim UL, who served fifteen years as Frederick county public schools superintendent under both parties, was reappointed by the board. He also serves as secretary and treasurer of the board. Assistant superintendent S N Young was also reappointed. The board elected Bon Jacsb Rihr as attorney and discussed trustees and school management matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ephraim UL. Koblitz
Frederick County
Kcss
Trenacier
S.N. Young
Bon Jacsb Rihrback Agse
Bugsy Forests and Odd Notices From The News
Fragmentary ads and names appear, mentioning Bugsy Forests, a $1,000 to Iona, Silo For Sale, Alumnus Mactis, and various offices and firms. Subscribers urged to report irregularities in paper receipt. list includes Arthur Potts, Fox, Frederick College and Nat Bank among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bugsy Forests
Iona
Tinoer
Mactis
Bani
Bal
Arthur Potts
D. W. Gaver Jacob
DO. H.O. KE. Fox
Frederick College Woman's College -Capital Ops. Co
New Dwelling Homes Construction on East Patrick Street
Brief items note Mr. O A Frazier’s new dwellings on East Patrick Street being built. Another item reports Mr John Cecil injured while grilling lime on the New Design road two miles south of Frederick, a misfortune affecting his eyes but not serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. A. Frazier
Patrick Street
Frederick
John Cecil
Social World Birthday Celebration for Oscar Waltz
Mr and Mrs Oscar Waltz celebrated his 53rd birthday with a surprise party hosted by their children. The event featured music and varied amusements, followed by a bountiful supper. Guests included family members from Araby Frederick Baltimore and the Manor, plus Mrs Frank Engle and Mrs Frank Walz the elder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Waltz
Waltz
O. W. Waltz
Araby
Bfr
Frank Engle
Brack McKenzie
Frederick
Myre
Homer Waltz
Little Edith
Baltimore
Arther Waltz
Ira Waltz
Floranca Wiles
The
Manor
Pwain Waltz
Olie
Ads
Bessia
Lillian Waltz
Jsysad
Sud
Maud Waltz
Paul Waltz
Mise Phebia Elge
Florence Engle
Afnard
Jutsie Virgle
Frank Walz
Eni Greet
Temp
Hefman
Orge Hstlerales
Local Wedding Seals Vow At G B Parsonage Thurmont
A quiet wedding took place at the G B Parsonage in Thurmont at 5 30 p m on Thursday April 26 with Albert E Grossnickle of Mysraville and Berths G Ambrose of Deerfield uniting as husband and wife. The ceremony was by Ray Bider of the United Brethren church. The bride wore a blue silk gown with white trim and gloves, the groom a dark gray suit. A reception followed at the bride’s home, then serenades by a calithumpian band. The couple left Friday for their wedding tour amid best wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Androse
Relief Fund Donation Reported From Zacharias Family
Mr Horace O Zacharias and his family contributed 15 to the Worrhe Relief Fund as part of the ongoing San Francisco relief drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worrhe Relief Fond
Meryer Smith
Horace O. Zacharias
Zacharias
Bia
San Francisco
Elected Mayor Harper Leads Balisbury Change
Charlen E. Harper was elected mayor of Balisbury. Elie Byrom died at his Smokstown home in Washington county aged 83 of general debility. Daniel S. Leonard pled guilty to manslaughter and was sentenced to 18 months in jail. William A. Jaqués of Balt.im. Charles I. Bassparte, Secretary of the Navy, is ill with premains poisoning though not serious. Dr Francis R. Lanes resigns to join Jacob Time Institute as director. Cumberland and Westernport Electric Railway merged entities to form Cumberland and Westernport Electric Railway Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tocex
Charlen E. Harper
Balisbury
Elie Byrom
Smokstown
Zhington County
Daviel S. Leonard
Killie
William Almer Jaqués
Baltimora
Charles I. Bassparte
Gumberland
Cumberland and Westernport Electric Railway Company
Funeral services for P Thomas Jamer Johnson held in Urbana
The funeral of the late P Thomas Jamer Johnson was held at 10 oclock from his sister Mrs Baker Larames home near Urbana with services at Urbana Catholic church conducted by Rev Fr Harrington. Pallbearers included Frack Markell George F Tabler John W Tabier Nathan English John F Davis and Oshton Grinder. Interment followed at the church cemetery with W H Buschison as funeral director. Another funeral was for Mrs John F Sting held yesterday afternoon at 239 oclock at her home near the city conducted by Hay A J Gill with Rev L A Ebirskeld of Aberdeen Md. Pallbearers Milton G Urrer Wilber H Dayal John B Hendriczssa Daniel T Ordeman Adolphus Fearhake Bhater Tf Hargett. Interment at Mt Olivet cemetery. Wm H Etchison was the funeral director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Thomas Jamer Johnson
Baker Lamar
Urbane
Urbana Catholic
Fr. Harrington
Frack Markell
George F. Tabler
John W.tabier
Nathan English
John F. Davis
Oshton Grinder
W. H. Buschison
Teo
John F. Sting
Hay- A. J. Gill
L.A. Ebirskeld
Aberdean
Pall Baatara
Milton G. Urrer
Wilber H. Dayal
John B. Hendriczssa
Daniel T. Ordeman
Adolphus Fearhake
Bhafer Tf. Hargett
Mass
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
Wm. H. B Etchison
A Months Record The Death Toll For April
April death totals for the city and county show 25 fatalities. Six priests died in the city and 22 in the county. Interments occurred at Mt. Olivet and various local cemeteries with multiple small towns named for burial sites. Mortality was lower than in March according to Superintendent Michael at Mt. Olivet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Gizet
St. Joan’s
Myersville
Rempkcws
New Market
Creagersions
Fesgaville
Lewistown
Daysville
Uties
Manor
Wocéville
Hanaghe
Jeffsis
Baseball Tonight at Olaike Pines Diamond Rosebuds vs South Street
A baseball game is set for this evening at Olaike Pines diamond at 8 o clock between the Rosebuds and the South Street School. First game for the Rosebuds. Lineup lists Zeiglers Sanders Moberly Storm Dertzbach Grove Grabbs Storm, and others. Umpire Mr Shack will call the game at 6 30. Public cordially invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olaike Pines
Rosebuds
South Street School
Harry Zeigler
Bert Zeigler
Harry Sanders
Richard Moberly
Irvin Storm
Louis Dertzbacgh
Robert Grove
Reginald Grabbs
Bargis Storm
F. S
Mr. Shack
Publia Ireordiaily
Real estate and court records from May 2 1906 week
Week’s records from the Orphans Court and Offices show property deeds, marriage licenses, and estate actions. Entries include numerous real estate transfers in county and city areas, marriage licenses for Brunswick Harmony Grove Braddock Frederick and others, plus probate filings with executors and inventories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oironis
Ogorts
Wiliam A. J. Pecmroy
O. W. Wright
Ognety
David Stoner
Sarah E Longnacker
Johnsville
Edan O. Feezier
Emma O. Wertheimer
Frederick
Dennis R Bosthard
Wirste A. Sacok
County
Jobo Jacob Shickard
Baltimore
John Franccis Smith
Bronswick
Mary A. Wikinset
J Heery Baker
West Blow Ridge Summit
Biram B. Jones
Henry C. Esdoe
Bins Ridge Summit
George BD. Gaver
Georges Leatherman
John Ephraim Tyler Butler
Oukcar W. Waltz
John W.O. Abalt
John W. Abalt
Emory C. Osatie
Joho L. Michsel
Christiana S. Wachter
City
Joho L Michsel
Charles Wh. Collier
Inc
Moylan Eecelyea Watch Honors Pastoral Anniversary
The tenth anniversary of Rev. D. EB Moylan's pastorate at the Baltimore Methodist Deaf Mission was marked with a ceremony in the Sean day school room of Euiaw Street Methodist Episcopal church. Attendees included Prof. D. W. Ely and Dr. O. R Ely who spoke in sign language. a gold watch was presented to Moylan by mission members for his diligent service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hey. Moslen
Frederick
Mary
Virta Will Probate In Hagerstown Details Estate Distribution
The will of Cornelius Virte who died recently is probated in Hagerstown. The estate valued at about 60,000 is divided equally among eight children, except property tied to a marriage contract for the second wife. The widow receives that property roughly worth 1,500. Joseph G. Dobrren, a son in law, is named executor. Most money is invested in real estate in Washington and Frederick counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornelius Virta
Cornelius Virte
Larcy Hock
Hagerstown
Proparty
Hex Ahare
Joseph G. Dobrren
Washington
Frederick Coratice
Watch and Ring Drawn for Maryland School Benefit
A solid gold watch and gold ring were drawn for a Maryland School boys benefit. The watch was awarded to Wm J Martin a Baltimore emailist, who is new to the boys, and the ring was given to Mr F Lenter Smith of this city. The drawing was conducted by Mr Barnes in front of a large crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Wm. J. Martin
Bals—mors
F. Lenter Sraith
Barnes
Thie City
Chauncey-Kelffer Stock Company at City Opera House
At the Oy Opera House the Chauncey-Kelffer Stock Company presented The Poor of Rugala to a small audience with specialties between acts. Tonight’s program features Du Barry at the City Opera House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oy Opera House
Rugala
Chauncey-Kelffer Stock Company
City Opera House
du Barry
May Meet On Friday Over Reassessment Obstacle
Mayor plans a special meeting of the Board of Aldermen next Friday to discuss resassessment. Work halted weeks ago due to legal doubts over oath authority for the assessor and tax commissioners. City faces potential abandonment of the reassessment, with preparatory costs running to several hundred dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Board of Aldermen
Legietarare
Memorial service for Eliza J. Inskeap at Burkittsville church
Memorial services were held April 29 at the Reformed church in Burkittsville for Eliza J. Inskeap of Moorefield W Va held in care of the local congregation. Pastor Rev Kaloria praised her life of charity to church and poor and noted her two thousand dollar endowment for the church. She was 72 with ties to Major George W. Grove and Mra G J Bouse. respected by Dr Gibbons and the Moorefield Episcopal community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reformed Church
Borkittsville
Eliza J. Iaskesp
Mocorefisid
W. Va
Kaloria
Surkinsville
Surkinsville Reformad
Hss
Iloss
Inskeap
Moorefield
Burkittavile Reformed
Serries
Episcopal Church
Dr Gibbons
Caid
Christing
St. James
M. J. Grove
Lima Bala
Mra G. J. BR. Bouse
Broad Ruz
Gecursed
Admiral Schley Arrives in Frederick for Banquet Event
Rear Admiral Schley arrived in Frederick from Washington at 12.40 PM to attend the Business Men's Association banquet at the Guy Hotel. He was greeted at the depot by George Redock Frank Sappington and Elmer Brows and exchanged cordial remarks with Jake Buckey. The Admiral plans to visit his birthplace Richard near Harmony Grove this afternoon. Also noted are local health updates on several residents including William Ziumermse and Frank Swops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schley
Business Men's Association
Frederick
Washington
Messrs. Geo
Redock
Frank B. Sappington
Elmer Brows
Guy Hotel
Admira
Thors
Fire destroys stables at New Windsor
Fire at New Windsor yesterday afternoon destroyed the Englar brothers stables and a large shed and outbuildings believed to belong to Samuel Otto. Hay, corn and harness were burned. Livestock and vehicles were saved except for a pig named Simeus in the enclosure of Elder Englar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Windsor
Joseph G Englar
Alfred Englar
Samuel T. Otto
Sime Pigesus
Eider Eaglar
Deputy Clerk Issued Licenses as City Revenue Grows
Deputy Clerk Ell G Geagh has issued licenses for several days with expirations on May 1. The city collected 4300 dollars from headquarters licenses and numerous traders licenses were also issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ell G Geagh
Hqaot
Brother Albaugh Injured. Condition Steady After Beating
Mr Gay Albaugh, who was struck by a crowbar yesterday, rested easily overnight. Hospital reports this afternoon said he was doing as well as could be expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Br. Albaugh
Gay Albaugh
Bank Statement of Citizens' National Bank of Frederick Maryland
Citizens' National Bank at Frederick Maryland closes business April 6 108 and presents resources including loans undisclosed drafts secured and unsecured notes of other nations and securities. It lists reserves with state banks checks cash items and a 134 419 051 redemption fund with the U S. treasury along with capital surplus and profits totaling 2 514 190 94. Cashier Wil G Zimmerman attests the figures are true. directors Thomas H Hallar John S. Esburg I D Barker sign as witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ofn Citizens' National Bank
Frederick
Maryland
Tland
Cousir
Fexprescs
Wat
Zimmerman
G. Zomerman
Thomas
Atteg Omas
H. Haller
Jonx
Esburg
I. D, Barker
In the Law's Grip Charged with Larceny
Adam Linton was arrested this morning by Officer Brengle on larceny charges for stealing a pocketbook containing 60 cents from David Simmers at the Commercial Operator on South Market Street. He was sent to jail in default of a $100 bail for a Friday 2 PM hearing before Justice O H Eckstein. Wm Danner, colored, arrested last night by Officer Dieter for disorderly conduct, paid $5 and remained jailed 30 days in default. Thomas Davis arrested last night by Officer King for cursing and swearing, case dismissed after hearing before Justice Eckstein.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adam Linton
Brengle
David Simmers
South Market Street
O. H. Eckstein
Wm. Danner
Obiser Dieter
Thomas Davis
King
O. H Eckstein
Heari Hing
Missionary Society Meets at Evangelical Reformed Church
The regular monthly gathering of the Missionary Society of the Evangelical Reformed church was held last night. An engaging program of music and recitations followed, then an address by Rev. Janien M. Muilay of St. Mark's Mission Baltimore, which drew strong interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Missionary Society of the Evangelical Reformed Church
Janien § M. Muilay
St. Mark’s Mission
Baltimore
Local meetings and job ad in Frederick area notices
Regular Fitzhugh Chapter OU meeting set for May 8 on Markes and Church streets invites members. Help wanted for plumbing with $225 daily wagon pay, apply H E O Fox East Patrick Street. College entertainment at Frederick College in Geats Square May 8 at 9 o’clock with admission 25 cents. Hull & Reich selling tickets. Alumni of Woman's College hold meeting Thursday afternoon at Woods College Girls sitting room. Dr W Hines claims best eye relief services with free examinations at 151 N Market St Frederick Md. May 23 25 1996 Garizal Optican Co. Osteopathy Dr E L Schmid available at Citizens' National Bank Building focusing on chronic diseases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yauny Isches Powhatan College
Frederick College
Geats Square
May
aAusembly
Hell
Hull & Reich
O_ Ww. Hines
Market Stream
Frederick
Summer home goods sale mixed with fabric and towel pitches
A garbled ad style page touts napkins towels curtains draperies and umbrellas with varied prices and statements about quality. Highlights include several fabric items such as curtains lace drapery sets and white goods and a promotion for umbrellas with steel frames and midrange prices.
Local Photographic Specials and Household Goods Sale
Local ads promote a 30 day sale starting May 7 with half price on current styles from Photographic Specialities and Pistinum items, plus cheaper Black and Whites files and furniture. Frictional notices include a public declaration of non affiliation with a hauling union and various electrical, gas, phonograph, and matting product promotions from Frederick Gas and Electric Co and related vendors.
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the Daily News
Ristor
Ang Alfred Ce Skussen
Oh Neh
Wasmetos
W. S. Moors
Weather Bureau
Eeona
Board of Grauty School Commissioners
Ogan Zs
Rev. L M. Moster
E. Ll. Bobitz Hke
Air
Young Atsintanr
Beis
Peete
Prof
Ephraim , Boblitz
Sewada
Noteagle
Pesely Personal
Georges Sheifer
Bolivar
Thomas G. Beoksy
Hanover
George A. Zaigler
East Second Streek
Hinton
W Va
Obsilas F. Sisok
Lothera Church
News OF the
Guarts
George W. Hefzer
Florence
Straather
Brunswick
Ernest McBride
Harmony Grote
Carrie Virginia Bidle
Braddock
Willam E. Beal
Geneva Alice Davie
Ocbrietisn Renner
Mary J. Estov
Robert D. Eator
F. O. Remsburg
Albion O Tallinger
Jos. W. Gaver
George D. Taillager
Dan and
Cat
Samuel J. Gittinger
John EB. Gittinger
George Spenner
Oho T. Sacnffer
Christian Renner
Lstrerg
John A. Renner
Harry B. Snack
Exsontore
Daivis Tachner
Nicholas Leshner
Julius Tochner
Nicholas Lechner
Rebecca Biles
Samuel J.gittinger
John E Gistinger
Emeline Jennings
James W. Jennings
Worion
Sjemorial Service
Eributca
Eliza J. Lorkeep
Mas Wm
H Ziumermse
Partick Street
Basa
Bare
Frank R.swops
Frederick City Hspital
B H Blacsston
Fraderics Oty
Jessa W. Dawlsy
Bisson
Citizens’ National Bank
Ror
Soussl Ag
Ned Ncene Worcetenanees Oe BS
Henal Banks
Josse
Hercoes
Fitzhugh Les Csapter, OU. D.O
Rcome
Markes
Church Streets
Plasan
Tisnher
H. EO. Fox
East Patrick Street
Woman's College
Hsid Or
J Taureday
the Woods's College
Exinx Maerizy, Sevy
Garizal Optican Co
Gitth Street
N. W
Washington, D
E. L. Schmid
Citizens’ Nat. Bank
John Mendrickson
Terephone
Oris
Hendrio
Iso
Neidig & Miller
Nmoia & Miller
Curialus
Hick
Madras
Fate & Cambri
Oxford
Hwles
Bsc
Beldig & Miller
BODE
George B. Bodouz
Thos
Hive
Ipsomas P. “Biob
Sahe Business
Aphlis J
H. BE. Smith
East Church Street
Ata
Mariidawip
D. H.R. Peterman
Franklin Street
Baltimere
Fist and
Shina
Sadariy
C. Ll. Kefauver
North Market Street
Spradly
Fins
E. Kefauver
Church Street
Fredericki
GEO. Esret's
Life
Morgan Cecil
Fancy and Sisple Grocerley
West Pathice
Frederick, MD
Foeld
Fisher Gill Bs
Woman's Coil
Cyeria Saes
Mzis
Jonn
de Brand
Rocky Sori
Ludevs
Harmony Grote Store
Sappins
Cbs
Cartere’ Uotion
Gzispeer
Heit & Reica
Frederick Gas Asp Electric Co
J. GH. Lseiar
Fortuns
Freprsick Gas Axp Executic Co
Edison Gord
Dyer & Wiscox
Maret &J
Brit & Rees
Blaw
Weil
Cizel of
Binmenaver
Ommgh
Eyruy
Hellinix
Cer City
L. E. Mullinix
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