Frederick county church notices and local events mix
Reformed and Evangelical services across Frederick County are noted with sermons by Rev. Blitzer and visiting pastors. The Rev. Dr. Cort leads ministerium discussions on baptism, and there are catechetical sessions, Rogation day services, and upcoming election notices plus personal society items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Jams
Lisbon
Iowa
Matthew
G. W. Shortick
Tyrone
Kemp Hall
Osborne Ingle
Howden
Cumberland
Luther Kuhlman
J. W. Lower
Fort Wayne
Indiana
O. W. Sickafoose
Spokane
Washington
Woman's Home and Foreign Missionary Society
East Second Street
United Brethren Church
Reformed Ministerium
Reformed Church Ministerium
Frederick County
Trinity Reformed
Cort
Long Pastorate for Rev Dr Osborne Ingle at All Saints
The Reverend Dr Osborne Ingle completes thirty five years as rector of All Saints Episcopal church marking a long pastorate since May 13 1806. He arrived from Baltimore succeeding Rev Dillom after serving as assistant to Rev Dr Grammar at St Peter's and as rector of Memorial church. He has earned the parish and community’s devotion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osborne Ingle
All Saints Episcopal Church
Baltimore
Dillom
Ingle
Grammar
St. Peter's Church
Memorial Church
Six Men Pass Army Exams. Head to Baltimore Fort
Six enlistees from the city: Charles B. Gouker, Harry O. Geisenger, Noah F. Titlow, William E. Murphy, and Irvin P. McCurdy of Harmony Grove passed U S Army examinations on Saturday. They will be sent to Baltimore on Wednesday where they will receive uniforms and be assigned to an army fort. Several applicants failed the physical test or lost nerve before the exam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles B. Gouker
Harry O. Geisinger
Noah F. Titlow
William E. Murphy
Irvin P. McCurdy
Harmony Grove
United States Army
Baltimore
Directors Elected for Woodaboro Savings Bank Board
At the annual election 670 ryotea were cast by stockholders, selecting Dr. Wm. H. Wagner and Messrs. Josephus Long, G. F. Smith, Jas. M. Smith, Geo. W. Huffman, E. M W. Gilbert, Geo. W. Shank, A. H Htzler, John $. Newman, Robi. Logle, Edwin Devilbiss, and F. Genoa Donilfe to the board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodaboro Savings Bank
Ryotea
Wm.h. Wagner
Josephus Long
Jas. M. Smith
E. M W. Gilbert
Geo. W., Shank
A. H Htzler
John $. Newman
Robi. Logle
Edwin Devilbiss
F. Genoa Donilfe
Horse Beating Arrest Sparks Local Court Action
Charles Bowers of Emuitsburg is accused of brutalizing a horse he was driving after it failed to haul a heavy load up a steep hill. The animal was knocked down three times and pelted with stones. Bowers was arrested and, before Justice Stokes, jailed for thirty days in default of a $5 fine and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Bowers
Emuitsburg
Bowers
Justicus Stokes
Musical Mayor Leads Tennessee And Frederick Here
The piece notes Taylor winning the Tennessee governor race and Prof. Geo. Hol. Smith likely becoming Frederick mayor. It praises Frederick if the town keeps in step with Smith’s leadership and cultural style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor
Tennessee
Geo. Hol. Smith
Frederick
Sunday Excursions to Frederick and Baltimore Record Rail Travel
A B and O Railroad excursion from Frederick to Baltimore yesterday carried 111 Frederick toplans, while 124 Washingtonists visited Frederick. The trips took advantage of the cheap rates offered by the B and O, highlighting a day of regional travel and tourism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Baltimore
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Frederick Toplans
Monumental
Delegate elected to national Anti-Saloon League
At the Maryland Anti-Saloon League annual convention in Baltimore Dr. E. B. Egohbach was chosen as a delegate to the national convention to be held in Washington next December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
E. BR. Egohbach
The
Washington
A Premerick County Graduate Miss Alice Osler to Speak
A Maryland College for Women graduate Miss Alice Osler of Thurmont will present a theme titled Voltaire's influence upon the world of thought and letters at Lutherville. Real estate sale at City Hotel involved a dwelling and 3 acres near Myersville, selling to Willard Keller for 255. Franklin Savings Bank board formed with officers James Bouck president, Wm H Nicodemus secretary, George Heinlein treasurer, Grayton O Keedy attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Premerick County
Maryland College For Women
Lutherville
Alice Osler
Thurmont
Voltairs
Charles B. Font
City Hotel
T. M. Biser
Myersville
Willard ©. Keller
Franklin Savings Bank
James Bouck
Wm. H. Nicodemus
George Heinlein
Grayton O. Keedy
Change of Positions in Baltimore Employee
Mr. Harry Ebert of this city has accepted a position with F OV. Stand. When Nature Needs assistance prompt action helps but the best and simplest remedy remains Syrup of Figs by the California Fig Syrup Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Ebert
Baltimore
California Fig Syrup Co
Caveators file contest to Miss Wiestling will
In Orphans Court a caveat to the 1893 will of Miss Maria Wiestling is filed by Wm H Wagner and others, claiming mental incapacity and undue influence. The estate, appraised at 112000, largely favors missions and relatives. executor Frank C Norwood retains counsel William P Maulsby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maria Wresthing
Orphans’ Court
First National Bank
Norwood
William P. Maulsby
Lawful Grip of Larceny Arrests In Baltimore Line
Robert Phillips and Richard Wineberry were arrested on Saturday for larceny of 320 from Patrick J. May an employee of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. Phillips released on 3106 bail while Wineberry jailed to await a tomorrow afternoon hearing at 8. The robbery occurred between 12 and 12 near Spout Springs pike by the Filby road-house after Officer Simpson investigated and found Phillips with money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Phillips
Richard Wineberry
Patrick J. May
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Justice Smith
Phillips
Grand
Wineberry
Spout Springs Pike
John Filby
Mr. May
Simpson
Suit Over Stove Plate in Local Replevin Case
Judge Eckstein presided over a Saturday afternoon suit where James Lowe replevied a stove plate held by George Glessner. The plate, weighing about 50 pounds, could not be located. The court awarded Lowe 25 cents, based on the plate’s value as old iron, with Joseph Gaver for Lowe and John Wood for Glessner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eckstein
James Lowe
George Glessner
Gieasper
Lowe
Joseph Gaver
John Wood
Glessner
Advertised Letters at Frederick Post Office May 11 1901
The Frederick post office lists advertised letters to be called for within two weeks or sent to the dead letter office. Gentlemen’s list includes T. L. Crawford H. B. Hough C. M. Reese Isaac Smith John O. L. Sommers Rev G. E. Sailor Lavres’ list includes Miss Sarah Bostian Mrs. Mary Pearson Mrs. Coleman Rogers Mrs. Martha Stoner Miss Young.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City
Baturday
T. L. Crawford
H. B. Hough
C. M. Reese
Isaac Smith
John O. L. Sommers
G. E. Saylor
Lavres
Sarah Bostian
Mary Pearson
Coleman Rogers
Martha Stoner
Young
New Vocalion Organ Installed at Convent Chapel
A new organ named Vocalion was installed in the chapel of the Convent of the Visitation on Saturday and used in yesterday’s service. The oak instrument has two manuals, a full pedalboard, and 27 registers. The previous organ, a fine instrument, served for 34 years.
Lamp Explosion Damages Home on East Third Street
A lamp exploded last night at 9 45 in the dining room of Mr C A Gastle's residence on East Third Street. Firemen responded promptly and brought out much of the apparatus. The resulting damage was very slight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Au Atarm
C. A. Gastle
East Third Street
East Church Street School to close for summer vacation
The East Church Street public school will close on Wednesday for the summer vacation. The High School will continue until mid June with commencement exercises planned around that time. The High School pupils will present a Shakespearean recital on Friday afternoon, May 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church Street School
East Church Street
May Term of Court Convenes With Motter on Bench
The May term of the Circuit Court convened at 10 o'clock with Associate Judge Motter presiding. Dockets were reviewed and several cases set for trial. The jury that was dismissed after the February term resumed attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
Motter
Waair
Horse and buggy stolen near Woodsboro
A horse and buggy were stolen last night from the stable of Mr. J. W. Le Gore near Woodsboro. The thief also took two buggy bridles. Mr. LeGore offers a $100 reward for the capture of the thief and the return of the stolen property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. LeGore
Woodsboro
Larness
J. W. LeGorz
Woodsboro, Md
Hospital Meeting Plans of Frederick City Hospital Association
The Freder ick City Hospital Association will hold its monthly meeting Tuesday at 7 o'clock at Mrs. J. H. Markey's to discuss plans for an early hospital building. There is no meeting of the W.O. 2. U. tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City Hospital Association
J. H. Markey
West Franks Street
Baltimore
Baltimore Eye
Dean
City Hotel
Frederick
Shamrock Beats New Shamrock in Twenty Mile Trial
Special dispatch reports Shamrock defeated the new Shamrock by five minutes in a twenty mile trial race today. The event covered a long course and was watched by local crowds as Shamrock I led early and maintained the margin to the finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shamrock I
Olf
Shamrock
Death notices and small business items from local paper
James Wolfe of Montevue Hospital died aged 77 from general debility his funeral is set for tomorrow afternoon and burial at Ladiesburg Laura G Shoemaker daughter of Henry Shoemaker died at Gen Paughman farm aged 18 years 8 months 22 days funeral Tuesday 2 pm at house then interment at Doubs Cemetery Adeskosetta Olmert to Joe Hackett's Ware price quotes show corn at 43.90 per barrel corn meal 0.0 per bushel wheat 72 cents per bushel hay 129 10 14 per ton Myersville Wolfville Telephone Line construction will begin tomorrow between Myersville and Olfsville
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Wolfe
Montevue Hospital
Ladiesburg
Lauer Shoemaker
Laura G. Shoemaker
Henry Shoemaker
Gen. Paughman
Serries
Doub’s Cemetery
Adeskosetta
Olmert
J.oe Hackett
Baltimore Heralds to be circulated by Frederick agent
Notice to readers of the Baltimore Herald announces exclusive sale by Wm H Lebherz in Frederick starting Monday May 13. Readers currently served by other agents should provide name and address to Lebherz to continue receiving the paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore Herald
Baltimore
Txs Mornine Hera
Per Curry
The
Maryland
The Centre for Dry Goods Offers Special Inducements
A promotional storefront notice inviting ministers and families to visit The Centre for Dry Goods. It promises a complete stock of garments and home furnishings, with extensive ladies wear, silks, dress goods, and a wide range of men’s and children’s apparel. The ad touts low fabric prices and new patterns, urging shoppers to visit the Model News Office counter and shop for a “Shire Waist Season.”
Glass of Fashion Anniversary Sale in Dry Goods District
Our third year in business marked by low prices and careful selection. Readership offered deep discounts on linens, dress goods, shirts, parasols, and picture framing items. Includes prices on Indian linen, table linen, waists, silks, wash goods, black batiste, grenadines, hosiery, and linens, plus new picture department arrivals and writing supplies.
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Osborne
Ro Penue
Freder Christian Endeavor Union
Buckeystown
Morninkhan
Visit- Reformed Sunday School
Ion
Evan An
Alimore
de Molay Commandery
Plar
Trinity Methodist
Ohng Catholic Church
Prest- Ts
Os Fernio
Vrameiste
Iécting
McKinies Sfisa Barber
Rixey
Seere Cortelyou
Henry T. Scott
Henry T. Beott
McKnley
Confx
York
McCormicks
Hick
Marceea
New York
Umut
Drisig
Edwin Thi
Great Britain
Lida West
Raymond G. Ford
Buckeyatown
George M. Gittinger
Ada Brookey
Harry Glessner
Murray Thomas
Hanover
Mies Helen Shipley
Balwi- Taore
Misus Miriam H. Evans
Calvin Kemp
Migs May Kemp
John Joy
Middletown
Katley
Jos. FiParee
Clty
Fre
Aljoy
John Igvaras
McSherry
Carty
C. Patrick Street
Lowlesburg
W. Va
O P
Ington, Mrs. Weeet ‘Eet
Rick At
Aldiwe
Fata
Annemally
Faeollege
Big Fear
N’s College
Annspolls
Althhough
Bready
College Boyz
D & D. Institute
Emmiteburg
Emmitsburg
Burgess
Shaft
A. M. Patterson
Michael Hoke
J. Thomas Gelwicks
John T. Long
Oscar D. Frailey
Jense H. Nussear
Burgers
M. I. Shuff
O. T. Zacharias
Commisplocera
Michael
PHEVE
Ie DB
Agen
Her
Evia
Wm HH. Wagner
Woousboro
Tate Counts
Hanson
Samuel
Jeremias
Wagner
Obi
Amelia J. dAnders
Salem
Oregon
Caveaters
New Shamrouk
Wolfville
Telepone
Olfsville
Wa. O. Lebherz
Frederick, Md
Fourth Street
Camden Station
Knolls
H. R. Frantt
Flam
Jonas L. Enoll
Lebanon
Juincoln
Neb
Niagara Falls
P. D. Fahrney
Shia City
Lincoln
Pennsylvania Railroad
Buffalo
Niagara
Chicago
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
Fahrney
Wm. C. Botcler Iichia
North Market Street
Gearan
John Sender
Opus Model
Csil
Sodality
Thia
Wnedig & Miller
Mzume & Mass
Clinton E. Main
DR. Mean
Zoc
Isanogle & Wagaman
Rparry
George Crolyx
Lew Wallace
Ralph Marlowe
Nell Gwynne
Remington
Waterman
Parmelee Circulating Library
Isanogle & Wagamahn
F. B. Sappington
Feorokie
Lene Gas
ARTI
B. Sappington
City Hall
Abe
Zante Uitat
Rodoce
Thonifornians
Bonn
Save
Frederice
MB Frederie CO
Telepeure T5
T. P. Rice
Fourth St. C. & P
Frecs
Geresville
Shermer
Foo
Balizell
Ryo
Heintz
Stork
D. Baltzell
Market Street
Ras
Apo
Willard
Keller
E. Patrichiet
H. E. Peterman
Jevemg S. Biser
W. Church Elreet
Lmezsdis
D* Stewart P. Dean
North Market Strees
Mbidawly
Nicodemus
North Market
Frederick Co
Pnene
Tedewis
Lewistown
Tte
A . Cormst
Joe S. Dutrow
Walkersville
Air
Rensbers Frederick
Rex
Aryvey B
B. Rosenour
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