Hagerstown Street Board awards paving brick contract
At a Board of Street Commissioners meeting in Hagerstown bids for Antietam street paving were reviewed. Hammond Fire Brick Co of Fairmont West Virginia won the brick contract after tests favored fire clay bricks. Cement bids were split between Oushwa & Sons delivering Giant cement and Steffey & Findlay delivering Atlas cement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Board of Street Commissioners of
Antietam Street
Hammond Fire Brick Co
Fairmont
W. Va
W. Mt. Onshwa & Son
Hagatetown
Mack Brick
Clearfield
Rarage Fire Brick Co
Johnstown
Harris Brick Co
Zanesville
Guise Brick and Stone Co
Williamsport
Hammond Co
Cumberland
Hammond
Oushwa & Sone
Steffay & Windsay
Oushwa & Sons
Steffey & Findlay
Atlas Cement
Woodboro Canning Company Incorporation Filed
Woodboro Canning Company of Woodsboro filed articles of incorporation in the circuit court. The company will conduct a general canning and packing business with a $20,000 capital stock, 200 shares of $100 each, and forty years. Directors will act as the initial board and hold the first annual election on the first Monday in June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. H. Vutshall
Anderson W. Etzler
James M.smith
C. Sharretts
George W. Huffman
Charles W. Dorons
N. Addison Engler
Issacl Hanney
Daniel P. Zimmerman
Woodaboro Canning Company
Woodsboro
Woodaboro
Burkittaville Beats Middletown and Woodaboro 3–1
On Saturday May 13 Burkittaville won 3 to 1 against a combined Middletown and Woodaboro squad. Middletown batteries were Wise LeGore Wise, Burkittaville batteries Hightman Hightman. Other notes mention Frederick versus Branswick at Athletic Park Friday at 3 30 pm and Canary Birds beating Pineapples 100 with batteries I Waltera B Derr versus F Yinger R Brachey H Brust. A Canary Birds vs South Street game is set for Saturday May 30 at 8 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burkittaville
Middletown
Woodaboro
Wise
LeGore
Hightman
Frederick
Branswick
Athletic Park
Canary Birds
Pineapples
Canarys
I. Waltera
B Derr
F. Yinger
R. Brachey
H. Brust
Canary Birda
South Street
Personal notes on visits and legal filings in St Louis area
Savant Paragrapha lists Ralph Radcliff visiting his parental home on East Boscond street in St Louis. Mrs Kreppa and daughter Gelen visit Miss Camille Menette in Weverton and plan to return Friday. William Coney's will is filed for probate naming Elizabeth E. Coney sole executrix, and Maggie Baker seeks divorce from Wilma Baker through attorney Frank L. Stoner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Coney
Orphanae’ Court
Elizabeth E. Coney
Maggie Baker
Frank L. Stoner
Oircuit Court
Wilm Baker
Plan to Consolidate Frederick Hospitals Draws Medical Support
A physician drafted proposition proposes a three member board to consolidate Frederick City Hospital and Emergency Hospital. The board would manage finances staff and which hospital closes. Action awaiting hospital managers and medical board approval amid calls for a single Frederick hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Frederick Oisy Hospital
Frederick County
Frederick City Hospital
Union Hospital
Shell
Per
Surveyors map Blue Ridge tunnel route for Wabash line
Survey corps work near Blue Ridge Summit advances a planned tunnel for the Wabash Railroad to ease grades for freight and passenger trains. The route runs from near Smithsburg toward Reuterville through Germantown Gap, under Monterey Inn and Buena Vista Springs Hotel as tests finalize. Contractors formerly bidding on the Big Pool to Cumberland link may bid on the tunnel project, with digging expected after connections are completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Ridge Mountains
Wabash Railroad
Blue Ridge Summit
Smithsburg
Reuterville
Germantown Gap
Monterey Inn
Prograss
Buena ‘Viste Springs
Big Pool
Gumberland
Smallpox in Hagerstown Easing Says Local Paper
The Herald notes the Frederick News agrees with the mayor on no new cases in 48 hours and a likely end to the outbreak by June if no new cases arise. Quarantine lifted on several houses, while firemen prepare for the Hagerstown meet with many companies coming on a special B&O train and drum corps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Tar News
Frederick News
Peruana
Hageratown
Cumberland Department
Union Hospital Association of Frederick County Incorporation Filed
George M. Sewell and others filed articles for The Union Hospital Association of Frederick County to establish a benevolent hospital in Frederick city. Officers include Sewell president Davis vice president Holland secretary Wilson assistant secretary Jones treasurer. a 40 year charter and a board of trustees named. The group negotiating to purchase a dwelling on Went All Saints Street to convert into a hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George M. Sewell
Annie M. Davis
Frank E. Bolland
Condrol
Frederick City
Traatess
Offiosrs
A. G. Bourne
John F. Wagoner
Nicholsa N. Gi Way
Anthony King
Thomas ©. Carroll
Amanda E. Prabee
Sears
Joesph W. Gaver
Went All Saints’ Street
Real Estate Transfers and Court Notices Week May 17 1905
Listings show property deeds mortgage transfers and marriage licenses processed by the Circuit and Orphans Courts for the week ended May 17 1905. Records include deeds in county and city parcels across multiple owners and amounts plus numerous estate administrations inventories and accounts with notices to creditors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit and Orphans Courts
Circuit Sid
Orphans’ Courts
Roy V. Hauver
the Valley Savings Bank of
Middletown
Myron A. Tappan
Margaret E. F. Dixon
Frederick
Montgomery
Joshua A. DI
Singleton T. Seni
John ¥. Pefinberger
St. Paul's Evangelion Lutheran Pharah
Biversville
Frederick County
Morris A. Birsly
Daniel T. Roddy
John W. Moss
J. Harry Miller
Herman L. Routzaho
Charles E. [Tert
Casper E. Oline
Ella V. Mobberly
Alles K. Jones
Loulas Richardson
Freck Brightwell
Lucinda Phlee
William 0. Baker
Rebecca Sweadner
David
Joel E
Winifred T. Sweadner
Libertytown
Edward
Eichenberger
Frank L. Stoner
Ida M. Copeland
James L. Dixon
Margaret E. Snoots
Brunswick
J. Alger Heard
Nellie B. Gaver
J. Richard Phillips
Alice J. Kidwiller
Oephans
Ada 8
William &. Mercer
Laura Hood
Sashalia Condon
Zachariah Condon
Carey E. Hammond
Chailes O. Hammond
Thurman
Lindsay
Susan R. Brown
Francis L. Brown
Annis Rmercier
Clarence M Phleeger
Frederick K. Phleeger
Entertaining School Event At New Market Hall
Teachers and scholars organized a successful evening of entertainment at Odd Fellows Hall in New Market on Friday May 12. Proceeds were earmarked for a school library. The program featured instrumental solos vocal selections readings and a student chorus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd Fellows’ Hall
New Market
Margaret Hopkins
Pionto
Miases Burgess
Ender
Eader
Helen Ridgely
Flora Smith
Mary Sohee
Misa Durand
W. P. Etchison
Nolo
Frank Miller
Misa Bennletts McDonnell
George Washington
Henry Ramabargh
Paul Jennings
Bayard Burgess
Edith Jennings
Alexander Grayson
Victor Craven
Dorsey Adams
Mrs. Craven
Rosie Mount
Fannie Jennings
Grace Adams
Bridget
Annie Adams
Local Residents Suffer Ill Health Updates
Mr John Ames Jr of West Second Street is seriously ill at home with tonallitia. Mr Samuel Darrow of South Market Street remains critically ill but shows some improvement. Mina Teresa Fox of the D and D Institute faculty has been very ill but is greatly improved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Che
John Ames
West Second Street
Religious Workers Sessions Held at Myersville
The annual Frederick County Christian Endeavor Union meeting opened at St. Pauls Lutheran Church in Myersville with speeches by Mrs May Gaylor Mrs G W Baughman Rev J F Kaiser on topics including Temporance The Quiet Hour and Religion In the Home Rev O Bregantes and Rev Charles Steck led later sessions with Linna McGuigan presenting the year report and secretaries reports read Addresses covered Divine Inspiration Missions and For Christian Endeavor The gathering will adjourn this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County Christian Endeavor Union
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Myereville
J. P. T. Mathias
Thurmonté
May Gaylor
Middletown
Temporanes
GQ. W. Baughman
Nostowo
J. F. Kaiser
Graceham
O. Bregantes
Myeraville
Charles F. Steck
Masic
W. E. Kindley
Bucksystown
H. H. Hanne
Belair
O. E. Union
Cbrietian Endeavor
JOHN HENDRICKSON RPS MODEL PROMOTIONS AND SALES
Telephons Us 8 May day listing offers lace curtains in beige at 145 198 and 250 per pair Bon Femme at 760 and 248 each new lawn fabrics per yard and 38 inch black voile underpriced fabrics linen skirts black nets dress notes and nets organ dies ribbons and embroideries at varied prices shop features washable shirts and linens plus embroidered shirtwaist patterns and laces in wide assortments with sale emphasis on low prices and ready stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uts
Linclean
Frederick
Local advertising and travel notices blend with consumer offers
An assorted local page promotes electric fans and motors with daily usage costs and demonstrations. It lists prices from eight fifty to unknown, claims large ceiling fans for office comfort, and urges visits to Freveru's Gas and Electric Co. A Baltimore area rail excursion timetable then advertises special fares and dates for travel to Washington, Baltimore, and other points, with limited return windows and agent contacts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asme
Freveru's Gas & Enacenic Co
J. H. Engiaat
Mgr
Westminster Officials Appointed and Confirmed
Westminster officials were appointed by the mayor and confirmed by the council. The Maryland National Guard encampment at Bolair starts August 7. William George Stichberry, 66, died at his home near Easton. Mrs. William Handy, former Manokin pastor's wife, died at Princess Anne. The Ostroll County Christian Endeavor Union meets May 18 and 19 in Uniontown. Maryland Journal is sold to Baltimore County Democrat and merged. A Mason memorial for Dr Charles H Obr is unveiled in Rose Hill Cemetery Cumberland. Cecil County Democratic Convention nominates Austin L Crothere for State Senate. House of Delegates and county offices nominees named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster
Maryland National Guard
Bolair
William George Stichberry
Easton
William ©. Handy
Manokin
Montgomery County
Maryland Journal
Towson
Baltimore County
Masons of
Maryland
Charles H. Obr
Rose Hill
Cumberland
Cecil County
Elkton
Austin L. Crothere
State Senate
House of Delegates
University Extension session reports gains and new officers
The Frederick centre of the University Extension Society met at College Hall with Rev. T. Freeman Dixon presiding. Attendance at Prof. Panya lectures rose, finances cleaned up, officers reelected, and a six member executive committee appointed for next season. Temperance meeting at Libertytown organized a Union with Miss M B Metcnife elected president and Miss M Li Osrter as secretary treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
University Extension Society
College Hall
T. Freeman Dixon
Panya
Treasury
Mias M. B. Robinson
J. Apple
Harry O. Hull
Libertytown
Roland J. Simpson
M.E Church
Mary R. Haslup
W.O.T.U
M. B. Metcnife
Misa M. Li. Osrter
Death of James E Walker noted by Frederick bank board
The Clizena National Bank of Frederick reports the death of James E Walker, a longtime director since 1499, with tributes praising his moral character and steady service. A memorial tribute is published for his family and surviving relatives. The Frederick County Historical Society and Frederick Chapter D A R plan events, including Mount Vernon excursion, notices of local sales by Brsant Knorr and Bryant Knorr, and a Frederick Gas and Electric Co sale at 18 South Market Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Resolationa
Frederick
Clizena’ National Bank of
James E. Walker
O. M. Thomas
James EB. Walker
Walker
Anb
J D. Baker
Funeral of Mrs Margaret A Troxell
The funeral of Mrs Margaret A Troxell occurred this morning at her son in law John F Yinger’s residence 511 North Market Street The service was conducted by Reva B D McLean and Ms Hench Pallbearers included Elray Rosskay N O Neighbors J B Sohelil A M Landauer Ezra Honck Sr and George Worman Interment followed at Mt Olivet Cemetery Thomas P Rice was the funeral director
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret A. Troxell
John F. Yinger
North Market Street
Reva. B.D. McLean
Monuments and Divorce Notice in Local Cemetery Area
Peter N Hammaker of Thurmont places a Quincy granite sarcophagus for Adam D Birely and a granite monument for John A Miller's wife in Haughs church cemetery near Ladiesburg. Judge Motter grants Mrs Georgia V Nixdorf absolute divorce from Lovie M Nixdorf Jr and returns her maiden name with custody of son Louis E Nixdorf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter N. Hammaker
Thurmont
Adam D. Birely
Haugh’s Church
Ladiesburg
John A. Miller
Miller
John O. Motter
Georgia V. Nixdorf
Lovie M. Nixdorff, Jr
Louis “E. Nixdorf
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the Daily News
Catherine
Kunala
Pater the Great
Edward Jenner
Wacunas Tien
Bor
Fed
Caroline Amelia Au-gust
George IV
Cavell
John Jay
Preckinridge
Westchester County
Noo
Prince Talleyrand
Bonaparte
Paris
John Cabell Breckinridge
Leaington
International Peace Congress
Hague
Nodzu
Manchuria
Kaiping
Wasninayoma
Occas
Lafoors
Obioef
The
Weather Bureau
Neidig & Miller
D. P. Dackey
J.D. Baker
Prost
Newa
Hammond Beick
Woodsboro Canning Company
Corporation
Fanlé
Iantitacione
Blue Ridge
FOR Colored Hospital
Circuit Court
Elizabeth E. Wallace
Lottie F. Manford
Walter G. Haupt
Lydia Haupt
Jonas B. Flook
Anna Flook
Oonurt
James A Dall
C.b. Firet
Eliza B. Johnson
James A. Dall
Mary F. Baltzell
Levi Baltzell
Elizabeth E.ourry
William R. Qurry
Annual Meeting of
Frederick County 0. E. Union
Myersville
Citizens’ National Bank
Citizens’ Nat. Bank
Frederick, ND
John Hendrickson
Black Grenadines
Black Nets
Dreas Note
Votles
Holmes
Drees
George
Rodock & CO
Wesner's
Namsook
Cortetian Endeavor
Baltimore
Baltimore & Onilo Railroad
Palladelphia Pa
Summit Point
Martinsburg
O. W. Bowett
Baltmore
Washington
Bantley
Ghic Ratirosd
Capital
Monumental Oley
Lonleville
Baltimore & Ohio
R. R
Louisville
Bosctal
Eat B.& O. R.K
L. E. Mullinix
Indian Rug Company
L.E Mullinix
George B. Rodoghe
the. P.rice
Homas P. Riof
East Fourth Street
Cus
al L
Cecil & Gorman OG
Weat Patrick
A J Eichelberger
California
Cor
Maccael
Bothphouva
Allhn Rohrback
Besant & Knott
Rohrback
WN. Kefauver
Church Street
Conantt
C. L. Kefauver
Gov. Church and Market Ste. Frederick
H. Eb, Peterman
Franklin Street
City Hotel
Patrick Streeta
WM. C. Botaler
F. B. Sappington
News OF the
Intercat
Frederick County Historical Society
Mre
F. F. Smith
Mount Vernon
D. A
D. C
Regent
Strederick Onarren, D
Court Equals
Frederick, Md
Brsant & Knorr
Bryant & Knorr
Frederick Gas & Elec. Co
South Market
G. Waring Tyson
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