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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1906
Page
3
Frederick visitors noted in local society column
Seeely personal notices list residents and visitors in Frederick and surrounding towns. Edward Dyer, Calvin Bresdy, N H Befanver, Annie Hedges, Irving Young, J S Kieffer, John Newman, Clarence Schronder, Elmer Ely, Ada Smith, Swiss Roe Osre, Paulins Brargle, S B Kefanver, John McGill, Mrs John Adams and family, and others are mentioned as traveling, visiting relatives, or returning home from trips to Baltimore, Washington, Johns town, Bruns wick, Gettysburg, and other locales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. EH. Befanver
West Church Street
Waenington
Annie Hedges
South Market Street
Johnstown
Irving Young
Baltimore
Reody Springs
J.s.kieffer
Hagerstown
J. Clarke Kieffer
East Third Street
John 8. Newman
Central Wational Bank
Brunswick
William I.s4enk
Miss Paulins Brargle
East Fifth Street
Robert Moberly
Walkersville
S. B. Kefanver
Wess Church Atrest
Washington
Ray
John McGill
Gettysburg
Busses Annis
Viola Warner
Westminster
Harry Warner
West Fourth Street
The Work of Death. Mrs. Mary Jane Kolb
Mrs Mary Jane Kolb wife of Samuel Kolb died yesterday at her home Mt Osrmel of stomach ailment age 72 She is survived by her husband three sons Samuel W Baltimore Richard J Kansas A Pearl this county Mrs Mary A Pat dips Mr Carmel Mrs Minerva M Bidgely near MoKsig Mr Annie VY Rimbly near Ijsmaville Funeral will be held tomorrow at 2 pm in Mt Carmel church with interment in the church graveyard
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Olb
Mary Jane Kolb
Samuel Kolb
Usar
Mt. Osrmel
Estarrh
Samuel W
Baltimore
Richard J
Kansas
A. Pearl
This County
Mary A. Pat Dips
Carmel
Minerva M. Bidgely
MoKsig
Annie VY. Rimbly
Ijsmaville
Bue House
Ser- Wiess
Mt. Carmel
Swallowed False Teeth Incident Shocks Local Resident
Mr. George Banner residing near Mr. Pleasant broke his teeth while eating. The plate with several teeth slipped into his throat and stuck. Dr E D Stone could not extract it and it was forced into his stomach. He endured some discomfort but no serious harm occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Banner
Mr. Pleasant
D Stone
Mr. Banner
Mr. Benner
Benner
Social World Card Club Night at Elin Johnson’s Home
Miss Elin Johnson hosted the Gard Glub at her East Patrick street residence. Parlors were decorated with Gowers and six-hand sabre was played. Delicious refreshments followed the evening’s entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Card Club
Elin Johnson
Gard Glub
East Patrick
Law's Present to Jail For Disorderly Conduct
Maggie Norris, colored, arrested by Officer King on drunken and disorderly charges. Before Justice John Wood she was fined $2.75 and jailed 20 days for default. The note ends with garbled filler text about waiting and business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maggie Norris
Ofiver King
John Wood
Married in Baltimore Secretly Amid Maryland Session
Emory E. Coblentz, Middletown lawyer and church leader, wed Miss Mary Kefauver in Baltimore at the Bennett Hotel after the Maryland Classis Reformed session. The ceremony was by Rev J W Pontius with a small group of intimate friends present. The couple plans to reside in Middletown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Bennett Hotel
J. Wpyontias
Christchurch
Middlstown
Pontins
Thurmont
Oobisutz
Middletown
Frederick
Christ Reformed Church
Kefauver
N.E. Kefauver
Eber Kefauver
Coblentz
Middletawe
RE. Biser
Braddock Heights
Mra. Coblertz
Brennert
Middistowz
Maryland Classis Opens Eighty Sixth Annual Session
The eighty six annual Maryland Classis of the Reformed church began in Faith Church Baltimore with Rev Dr A S Weber as pastor. Opening sermon by Rav Liegd Booblentz retired president. Bald of Clear Spring chosen president. Goblentz named stated clerk. Eschbach presided and discussed homes and foreign missions. Addresses by Whitmer and Kief fer. Services led by Alvin Goner and Gluch. Tonight J H Apple to speak and Rev J W Pantina to assist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bmaryland Clauls
Maryland
Classis
The
Reformed Church
Faithchurch
Baltimore
A.S. Weber
Rav. Liegd Booblentz
F. W. Bald
Clear Spring
E. Goblentz
Clark
B. R. Deatrich
Mount Flenssns
E. R Eschbach
Homs
Foralge
A- C. Whitmer
J.5. Kieffer
Alvill Go=ner
Adams
Brief Bits: Local and General Items
Meg is half gone. Whitsuntide June 3 Ascension day May 24. Siasafras tea and rhubarb are good spring tonics. There will be an excursion from Baltimore next Sunday. The sweet girl graduate is fashioning her commencement gown. Strawberry festivals are ripe though some berries are from 20. The monthly meeting of the Mayor and Board of Aldermen will be held this evening at 8. Gee Whiz minstrels perform in Mt. Ally to a large audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meg
Siasafras
Baltimore
G&s & Performance
Mt. Ally
Frederick County Telephone Buys East Church Property
The Frederick County Telephone fund Telegraph Co. purchased from First National Bank the property on East Church street and adjoining land including the Examiner building for 6500 dollars. Secretary Daniel T. Ordeman declined to comment on plans for the property. The purchase includes the Western Union Telegraph Co. office. Local residents are noted as improving after illnesses and surgeries, with several listed as recovering at Frederick City Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira Walters
Fourth Street
Lewis G Kemp
West Third Street
L. S. Dingan
East Patrick Street
Anne Clare
Bravewick
Frederick City Hospital
Frank McDonald
Horebose Tops Frederick Juniors 6 to 3 in Clarke Place showdown
An interesting and exciting baseball game was played on the Clarke Place diamond last evening. Horebose defeated the Frederick Juniors by 6 to 3 amid few errors on both sides. Batter ies include Rossbads Storm Zeigler Frederick Janicre Shiplay and Derr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarke Place
Frederick
Rossbads
Storm
Zeigler
Frederick Janicre
Shiplay
Derr
New Trolley Siding Near Frederick Construction
E and M Electric Railroad Co builds a new siding just beyond the Jefferson turnpike crossing at the edge of Frederick. The single track span between Frederick and Forrast's was found to be too long for quick car movement, and the siding will augment the road's facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E.& M. Electric Railroad
Jefferson Turnpike
Frederick
Forrast
Transfers in Frederick County Circuit and Orphans' Courts
Weekly records show deeds and transfers filed in the Circuit and Orphans' Courts on May 16 1965. Property deeds cover numerous parcels in Frederick county city and rural areas with prices noted. estates guardianships and executors report inventories accounts and distributions with multiple parties named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit and Orphans’ Courts
Circuit and Orphans’ Courte
W.P Maulsby, Jr
Trustes
W.O
K.D Kolb
Li City
County Board hears Northern Central demand on rail tax
Northern Central Railway asked Frederick County commissioners to keep the assessment at 49 636 instead of 92 500 claiming the proposed rise to 60 000 would be too high. Company pled its track value and real estate does not yield profit. commissioners deferred ruling. Also reports on estate matters and guardianship in the same session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sathid Howarr
Board of County Goma Missioners
Northern Central Railway Company
Frederick Olanty
GQ. Latroba
W W. Mayers
Milton G. Urner
F. Sarg
Northern Central
Frederick County
Hayiog
Ifns
Frederick
Electrical safety talk at Franklin Institute event draws crowd
Washington Deverasax electrical engineer warns against amateur work on wiring and light fixtures after fires caused by faulty installations. Underwriters' Association urges using qualified electricians and offers inspection guarantees. Local notices promote products and services amid a busy ad page including clothing, shirts, and mats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Institute
Chestnut Street
Washington Deverasax
Philadelphia Fire Underpriters’ Association
Devereaux
Storn
Mssaree
Rilez
Unistwriters’ Association
Middle Department
William D. Hawes
Capital Surplus Asst Cashier Names
Assorted names listed including Jas McBrerry, D E Kerauvar, Gro Wa Baate, J D Bass appear under a capital surplus payroll snippet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
3Enex
Jas. McBrerry
D.E. Kerauvar
Monument Staff Flag Provision Aimed At Key Monument
Major E Y Goldaborough urged Congressman Pearre to back a House bill authorizing the War Secretary to provide a U S flag for the Francis Scott Key Monument Association in Frederick Maryland. The flag would be kept over the monument and renewed as needed, with the association facing a shrinking membership burden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearre
E. Y. Goldaborough
George A Pearre
Congress
Key Monument Association
Olivet Camatery
Fande
United States
Goldeborough
House of Representatives
Committee On Military Affairs
Sensis
House of
United States of America
Francis Scots Key Monument Association
Frederick
Maryland
Fisg
Tragic Sulphuric Acid Incident Claims Child
Four year old Abouké Powall drank sulphuric acid found in a glass at the Ginde Valley Creamery where her father works. Dr J W Lang treated her for hours then she was taken to Frederick City Hospital where she died at 11 30 this morning. Funeral services set for tomorrow at 2 pm at the Powall home and burial in Mount Olivet cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abouké
Belen
James Powall
Wallisreville
Ginde Valley Crasmery
Lang
Frederick
City Hospital
Powsli
Schroeder
Mount Olivet Cemetery
Resignations and Elections in State Education Board
Mr E Stanley Gary Kasa resigned from the State Board of Public Education. Milton Melvin was re elected superintendent of the Kens county schools. Fire destroyed the farm hours of William Seed across the Potomac River from Williamsport. Ex Sheriff and Mrs Williams Ss Grace of Talbot county celebrated their golden wedding. Charles Bancroft Carroll grandson of ex Gov John Lee Carroll of Maryland passed all exams and was admitted to the Naval Academy as a midshipman of the new fourth class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Intercat
Westernary
E. Stanley Gary Kasa
State Board of Public Education
Milton Melvin
Kens County
William Seed
Potomac River
Williamsport
Williams Ss. Grace
Talbot County
West Bcrman
Charles Bancroft Carroll
John Lee Oarroll
Maryland
Charles Carroll
Carrollton
Naval Academy
Local notes on summer instruction and community events in Frederick
Frederick area notices include teachers seeking summer instruction options for ten students and a series of fundraisers and socials. Events at Junior Hall feature euchre parties to aid Frederick City Hospital Guild, with drinks, desserts, and sales from Gem Dining Parlors and local merchants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Progressive Euchre
Progressive Euchre Party
Frederick City Hospital
Jenior
McCardell's
Williamson's
Bennatt’s
Funeral services for Alexander Randall and Charles A Young
The colored Alexander Randall was buried at Laboring Sons cemetery after a Baptist church service on All Saints street led by Rev. J. W. Townes. Pallbearers from Drys drum corps included Jerry Barnes and Charles Eldridge. Charles A Young's funeral was held at his parents home on North Market street with Rev. Charles F. Stick. interment followed at Guthstan Cemetery in Middletown. Funeral director F Schroscer supervised both rites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Randall
Zo Oock
Baptist Cherca
All Saints Street
J. W. Townes
Norwood
Wagoner Darssy
Jerry Barnes
Charles Eldrige
Brederick Beaner
Charles Sistley
Walter Thimpeco
James Cator
Laboring Sons
Thomas P. Rice
Charles A- Young
Mra. C
H. Young
North Market Street
Charles F. Stick
Middletown
Guthstan
F. Schroscer
Memorial Day Arrangements By Veterans Group
The Bane of Veterans plan Memorial Day services for May 30 and will advise the G A E. Final arrangements to be decided at a meeting next Monday night at the office of Mr. Reecee O White. Market quota figures for sodas show Corn at 2.50 per barrel and 50 cents per bushel for shelled. Wheat No red 8 10. No 3. Bee wtoamer 7 26 per bushel. damaged and rejected per bushel. jaluta 50 cents per bushel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A.E
Reecee O. White
Mart
Tyson & Nicodemus
Benicel
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