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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1903
Page
5
Paragraphs About Those Who Come and Go in Frederick
Rev Miles O Noll of Osrsle Pa was in Frederick today. Frank H Wagner of Union Bridge spent yesterday with friends in Frederick. Moenara Charlea Biser and O C Ausherman spent the day in Baltimore. Chief Judge G Blanchard Philpot of the Orphans Court went to Washington on business. Fred McOsidell, returning from the University of Maryland, has reserted to his home. Charles W Rose Sr left for Plainfield N J to visit his daughter Mrs George Rodgers. Judge James McSherry returned from Annapolis where he attended the Court of Appeals. Col FT Hareporger and family returned to their residence on Quonré street. Mrs V S Branner Miss Virginis Branner Mrs P G Kunkel and Miss Margeret Olingan left for Atlantic City. Nicholas O Cline and son Casper B E Cline are at Chicago visiting the latter. Doreau H Etchison and nephew Master Marehall Etchison left for Memphis Chattanooga Tenn and Cincinnati Ohio. Frederick A Gottlieb Albert Hildebrandt and J George Siemanop of Baltimore, guests of Mr and Mrs W W Osburn, returned to Baltimore after the Messiah at City Opera House. Yesterday Mr Rabold, Mr Miller and Mesere Gottlieb Hildebrandt and Siemanun were entertained by the Osburns with an impromptu musical enjoyed by all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aleasant
Miles O. Noll
Osrlisle
Frederick
Frank H. Wagner
Union Bridge
Moenara
Charlea
Biser
O. C. Ausherman
Baltimore
G. Blanchard Fhilpot
Orphans’ Court
Washington
Fred. McOsidell
University of Maryland
Charles W. Rose, Sr
Plainfield
N. J
George Rodgers
James McSherry
Annapolis
Court of Appeals
Col
FT. T. Hareporger
Chicago
Doreau H. Etchison
Marehall Etchison
Memphis
Chattanooga
Tennesse
Cincinnati
Ohio
Frederick A. Gottlieb
Albert Hildebrandt
J. George Siemanop
W. W. Osburn
West Third Street
City Operas House
Local church updates and civic improvements noted
Brief items report a new top being added to the Lutheran church wall facing Market Space and a demolished Market Space end building to widen an alley. Also listed are Gowmel Service for Boys and a Young Men's Christian Association gospel service at 2 15 Sunday with C Albert Gilson delivering the address on starting early toward good and right.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eben
Lewis Waller
Gowmel
Young Mons Christian Association
C. Albert Gilson
Boonees Tie in May Wedding at All Saints Rectory
Osborne I. Six and Mamie D. Boone were married on Thursday May 7 at All Saints Rectory in the city by Rev. Dr. Osborne Ingle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boone
Osborne I. Six
Mamie D. Boone
Gssots
Osborne Ingle
Messiah Performance Triumph Under Beckwith Direction
A detailed review lauds Handel's Messiah performed by a large trained chorus and fine orchestra under Prof Beckwith. It compares the rendition with the Creation, praises soloists Miller Raboid Cummins Ware and others, notes orchestral excellence, and commends the Choral Society for a two-year development and Beckwith’s leadership and loyalty to Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Handel
Prof
Beckwith
Thos
Choral Society
Maurice G. Beckwith
Bach
Haydn
Leston
Backwith
Aiao
Miss Ware
Seach
Sgesann
Gottlieb
Penfield editor’s wife wins postal card writing prize
Mrs Harry Allen Brown of Penfield Pennsylvania wife of the Penfield Press editor recently won a writing contest in Dubois Pa by inscribing a twelve word sentence on an ordinary postal card four hundred times. It took about four hours to write the 3852 words.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Allen Brown
Penfield
Penfield Press
Jaweler
Dubois
Brown
Funeral notices and local happenings in Frederick segment
Funeral services were held today at noon for Mrs. William Richard son at All Sainte Episcopal church conducted by Rev. Dr. Osborne Kgie with pallbearers listed. Interment followed at Mt. Olivet cemetery. W H B Etchison served as funeral director. Remains of Mrs A Boyd were interred at Mt. Olivet after services by a Baltimore clergyman. funeral director listed. A brick from Navitiate brickwork yielded an old clay pipe about 75 years old. Independent Hose Company tested its engine on West Second Street with fine water throws. Junior F E Company to meet tonight to plan decorations for firemen’s event. W Temp Grote sold 102 acres near Broad Run for 9900. two houses at Doub’s sold at mortgagee sale for 7000 to John L Michael as mortgagee’s assignee. Frederick Select Orchestra to play at William S Ray’s Pearl store opening tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Richardson
All Sainte’ Episcopal Church
Osborne Kgie
Jacob B. Tyson
Joseph. D. Baker
Edwin 0. Markell
Wm. P. Maulaby
F. Granville Thomas
Franklin — B. Smith
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
W. H. B. Etchison
A. Boyd
John A. Boyd
Baltimore
Frederick
Mt. Olivet
W.H. B. Etoh' Juon
West Second Streets
W. Temp. Grote
Broad
Maurice Slifer
John O. Micheal
Doub’s
Eale
John L. Michael
Local notices from Shore firemen event and shop openings
Committees of the Firemen’s Demonstration urge all subscribers for the May 15 event at The Novitiate. Advertisements list 10 sanitary closets at 10 dollars each, iron wares at 1 dollar each, and a grand opening at The New Shop and Trank Store, No 100 North Market Street, on Tuesday May 12 featuring wooden mantels priced 30 cents to 1 dollar and new iron cellar doors at 10 dollars each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shore
North Market Street
FL. Ginserr
Police Sleepy Officers Dismissed From City Force
Mayor Smith dismissed Patrolmen Charles Mebring and George Esterly from the city police for sleeping on duty after alarms from the mayor. He described calling police headquarters and finding both men asleep on benches while on night duty, one with hunting pillows, and noted they refused their badges in protest before dismissal. He had heard rumors of such conduct before but only now secured proof.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Qoharlen S. Mebbing
George P. Esterly
Smith
Gsa
Esterly
Eaterly
Mebriog
Aleeping
Local Reply Over A Lawsuit Mentioned By F Birely Brother
In a Wednesday News reply Finkle H Birely of Ladinsburg Md denies intent to pursue suit. Elmer Birely urged settlement, offering to pay costs, while Mantz claims no payment was made. Also includes notices from Visitation Academy alumni and local sales, with various items and events listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teelf
Finkle H. Birely
Ladinsburg
Finkle H. ‘Birely
Elmer B. Birely
Moe
Elmer
Birely
O. Mantz
Local shopping ad lists food drinks and building supplies
The notice promotes a string of food items at City Hotel Grill and The Novitiate with clam chowder fried snacks and lobster specials plus Kloster beer and soft crabs. It advertises lumber yard bargains including flooring casing wash-boards sheathing and joists and mentions a Kloster brand and an optical service by Kefanver offering free examinations and glasses repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GC. L. Kefanver
Scientic Optician
Saks’ Optical Company
Washington, D. C
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Thomas Arthur Lally
Baron O
Lollendully
Stonewall Jackson
Chancellorsville
Dalton
Jarrett
Weldon Railroad
Swift Creek
Arrowfield Church
Cloyd’s Mountain
Spottsylvania
John Sedgwick
Mme. Blavatsky
London
Aussie
Matthew M. Trumbull
Henry Morton
Stevens IneUtute of Technology
Hoboken
NR. 1
Washinotoy
Maryland
W. L. Moors
The
Weather Bureau
Mortgagne
Bresstpin
Norse
Okingham
Church
Young
L.O. Martz
J. H. Outahalpital Association
Shipley & Boost Blk
Gilbert Doll's Doll's
Doll's City Hotel Grill
City Hotel Grill
Natic Association
Obo Hendrickson In & Wertheimer O
Carty
Rosenour’s
Rymeneal
Messiah
Hildebrandt
Peabody Orchestra
Albers Wallis
Abold
Wallin
Messe
Loyd
Thino
Sparrier
Gring
Fredericka
M.D
M&s
Edward Stoner
Pearl
Frederick Select Orchestra
Wm. S. Ray
M. L. Smith
Visitstion Academy
Visitation Academy
Alampz Association
Alma Mater
Alamo
Sir Farnsces
Shipley & Boper's
Chambers
Saiey & Borst
Camp Schiey Inn
Braddock Heights
John H. Catsail
Frederick, Md
Frederick Hospital Association
Frederick Dramatic Association
Chas. F. Brenner
Charles Townsend
Guy Opera
Dolla
Qoondition
Cumzens' National Bank OF Frederick
Marnlandd
Resources
U.S
Ander
Total
G. Zimprenatan
Aval G. Immberman
J. Travers Thomas
N. P
Kepauwer
James BE
Walker
D. Baker
Aldistenl
City Bote! Grill
Kloster
City Hotel
Gelli
Igc
Don's
Orab Oakes
Oity Hotel Grill
Wm. D. Bowers Lumber Co
Otty Botel Grill
Kioster
Foster
Stierr Wargroos
John Hendrickson
Shrpouts
Telephone Callan
Batlato
Batiste
Joan Hesonicsecs
Neuag & Millen
Nelvin & Miller
Glass OF Fashion
Wase Fabrics
Neidig& Miller
Clinton E
Clinton
K. Mal
Excelator Steam
Waxise Trios
Frederick County Telephone
J. B. Sappington
F. B. Sappington
City Hall
L. E. Mellinix
L. B. Mullinix
George
Rodock
Srederlok
Rodook & CO
A. T. Rice & Sons
Trior & Bone
Frederick County
Thomas J’. Rice
East Fourth Stret
Farmer’s Exchange
Farmers’ Exchange
Jhift
Cotton Seed
Glover Seed
sNearby and Western
Hays Clover
Timothy
All-Gatnis “Streets
Belp
A. Ali Ryaiemegs Ee
Artek Brick Wi
P.H. Gilat Faitering Grove
Reynolds
Botel
Nest. Fire
National Nurseren” Beckerer
Fenclog. &O
Union Manufaccuring Couony
W. Gibson
Clarksburg
N. Market Street
B. D. Shriver
RK. P. Rose
S. Market Street
South Market Street
F.B. Sappington
North Market
Fast Patrick St
Carty’s
Etehelberger
Opera House
Kool
Cauro
E. Cline
Cisa Mattings
G. BE Cline
Sarpets and Furniture Store
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