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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1907
Page
5
Subscribers are asked to report promptly any irregularity in receipt of papers to The News. The notice emphasizes quick communication to ensure timely delivery and uninterrupted access to daily editions.
County correspondence from Daysville notes visits by Mr and Mrs Lewis Drezer near Walkersville and others including Miss Effiz Boone and Miss Zos Craver. Bandday school, sermons by Roy Rose Pellaberger, and Sabbath services are listed. A baseball mishap near Daysville, crop notes on peach yields, and visits by families such as Proctor and Main are reported with names and places like Libertytown Urbana Park Mills and Mount Pleasant.
Regular monthly meeting of She Moor and Aldermen scheduled for tonight. A new porch has been added to Edward Bodell's barber shop on South Market Street. The Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company installs automatic telephones in the Janitor Engine house. The Frederick Giants baseball club has arranged a game of bell against Barper's Ferry’s Storer College club this Saturday, with E. M. Johnson as manager and Edw. Simonson as captain.
A group of masked men in white caps attacked William Newcomb in North Wilchester Virginia on a Tuesday night over alleged neglect of his wife, tying and threshing him with hickory and hedge branches. They threatened tar and feathers if he pursued the woman, while preparations of yar and feathers awaited him.
The notice lists primary locations for May 34 with Precinct No 1 at Major EKY Golde boroughs office Precinct No 2 at Mutual Life Insurance Company East Seteiak viewet Precinct No 3 in the courthouse basement and Precinct No 4 at Bisers vast office.
The Bayside church notes a celebration at Sandsy School on Monday evening May 20. Floor manager is Mr Boy Wachter, appointed for the event at the pavilion.
A second voter registration session registered 226 people with 97 transfers. Disputed is Clarke Place residency for Mr Joseph W Gaver who was registered but later struck as non resident. City attorney says Clarke Place lies inside corporate limits. residents push back citing zoning and street work issues.
Frederick City Hospital monthly meeting notes report April activity: 39 patients treated, 95 admitted, 7 discharged. 32 full pay and 7 charity cases. Revenue from sho romoiege reaches fifty dollars. Donations include yard pennion, 875, and a new mahogany table box for the managers room replacing the one lost in the Obsanderfer fire. wine slated to open in July. Board plans Brad dock conversion this season. Guilds schedule a supper at Walkersville next week and a strawberry festival at month’s end.
A Hagerstown newspaper reports on plans for a new local movement to organize labor activities. It notes discussions about establishing isolation and funding for a first class building with modern amenities to attract young men to join and participate. Interment Secretary Tibbits is cited as having practical knowledge in starting associations.
Rev Fr Brafford of Washington is set to deliver the commencement address at the Visitation Academy. The eleventh annual Alamoz Association reunion will be held the same day. A card party for the Visitors is planned at John's Library on Tuesday evening June 4. May processions are in preparation and the final procession will include alumni and association members.
A young boy, eight years old, narrowly escaped capture when a large eagle swooped at him in a field near his home in Confidence West Virginia. The father heard the commotion and rushed to intervene, but the boy managed to break free from the bird’s grasp during a sudden dash.
A collection of brief society notices: Joseph F Beach left on a business trip to New York. J H Lowie and wife visit friends in Virginia. Cora Wilson of Union Bridge visits her brother Bernard Wilson on South Market Street. Auntie Edmunds and Here Edmunds return from a visit to Hagerstown. George A Zidmerman and David Lowenstein spend a few days in Philadelphia. J B Frezier returns from Harper's Ferry Bro bk and Washington Janetton. Mr and Mrs Jobo Hansen and their daughters stay with Mrs Thomas Galatogoer in town. Mrs William Biraly leaves for Baltimore then New Haven to join her husband and travel to see their son Charles Birley.
The obituary notices report the death of Mrs Anna Keller of New London May 11 at her son’s Mount Airy home after a brief illness, with funeral May 13. Also noted is the death of Keefer Wachter, aged about 20, in Adamstown after a brief illness, with funeral arrangements to be held at Adamstown. Joseph Hobbs, 26, of Baltimore, died suddenly while visiting relatives. coroner cites cause as natural/ cardiac. he is survived by his family. services planned in Baltimore.
A large crowd gathered in Charlestown W Va for a social dance at the Harmony Club featuring an orchestra and a list of attendees from nearby towns. The event offered an enjoyable evening with guests led by President Hine and others including A Goskrat and Mrs Henry Birkitt as part of the host group.
Edwin I Shope, cranny of this city, is praised for good musical work in the comic opera Capidlend launched at Theo A Matz home in Stamford. Shope’s song The Pietario is a favorite and he penned lyrics for Poketa an Indian opera. Mrs David I Bradish is sick, G John Rhodesrick near town ill, Charles L Reno recovering, and May Barnes has measles but out now.
Wade Keons of near Orea gerstown Maryland is indicted by the Washington County grand jury for breaking from Hagerstown jail and robbing Western Maryland freight cars.
Mrs. M. submits a resignation tender to the Frederick County Telephone and Telegraph Company exchange seeking an opera position.
In Gettysburg Pa the editor notes petitions to the Board of Pardons seek commuting William Byler's death to life imprisonment. He argues the term miscarriage of justice misreads the trial, while acknowledging sentiment for mercy. The piece highlights community divisions and stresses the need for careful consideration before signing petitions.
The article lists officers including J D Baker as president WM G Baker and ELD Baker as vice presidents WM G Zimmerman as cashier and Samuel G Duvall as assistant cashier. Directors named include J D Bauer Jas Mekasar D E Errauven Gro Wa Sarre Jupex Jonny C Morrza D H Handler Jo an Raweatea and Taos Haccer Wa Saxma among others.
Parasols and sunshine mix as weather promises more sun. A local shop touts white linen parasols and colored silk umbrellas with a range of prices from $0.95 to $4.00, plus black options and varied handles. Local buyers can expect cool, stylish selections as demand rises.
Customers report the Acorn brand bent fittings in Wales are available in many varieties. Hundreds of options include long and short alves for oceans and blind work, offered at low to high prices. Try them. if not as claimed, return them. More on page 8. Also new model Challoté Balt and other deltas to view.
Local notices begin May 18 1907 with daily and Sunday bus timings between Frederick and Jefferson. Opening of Braddock Heights with vaudeville by Morphat and Smith and Wollavilla Band all day. Nearby ads promote souvenirs, a Y M C A cornerstone ceremony May 16, 1907, and club dues reminders. Community events include high school meetings and local shop promos with gas stoves and services.
L E Mullinix announces a display of wall decorations and novelties in the north window offering a wide variety for Christmas decor. They invite customers to visit the Carpet, Wall Paper and Curtain House to beautify homes with new awnings and front sidewalk enhancements.
Boarding students and faculty of the Woman's College visit Mr and Mrs Edgar McCardenl at their Braddock Heights cottage today from 4 to 7. The primary department hosts a May festival in Kemp Hall at 7 80 featuring The Birth of the Flowers and scenes from Hin wathe. Friends invited. Saturday will feature the May fete day at Braddock Heights for the art department.
The executive committee arranged for the next local center meeting of the University Extension Society to be held Monday evening at Kerop Heil om. Reports of past work will be read, officers elected, and arrangements made for the next season. The American ty at Philadelphia for 1907 8 has been received and can be seen at Bantth & Dortabaugh's store.
The ad proclaims Farallies 3 Dy pist, quart or galton ice cream and sweet cream in any quantity. Mrs J Roxsteyr and Miss Marie Lchmuidt will present readings from The Flower of France and other selections in Kom fall Tuesday stealog on May 31 with 5 cent admission. Iran's Greenhouses offers garden supplies and a phone contact.
Frederick Maryland May 15 1907 students and faculty of Frederick Ockegs express heartfelt sympathy to the mother and bereaved family after a pad accident. The resolutions note the student body’s promptness studious conduct and steady stimulus and call for publication of the readings in Frederick newspapers and delivery to the mother.
Members of the Otty Opera Rooms Advisory belding committee visited Hagerstown and secured a bid for furnishing five cote of sctmery at a total cost of $600. The bid will be submitted at a meeting of the Mayor and Aldermen tonight. For stage equipment a ton of rope will be required.
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