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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 19, 1906

Page

5

Notable Frederick Residents and Visitors in Recent Days

Frederick area notes many residents and visitors abroad and at home. Mr Orran F Flook of Myersville is in Frederick on business. Mrs N B Befanver returns from Washington to West Church Street. Sheriff Cromwell of Walkersville spends the day in Frederick. Several others visit relatives in Baltimore Brunswick and Westminster while some travel to Old Point Comfort and Charlestown. The local Scottish Union official James Demming attends the Morgan Cecil loss adjustment in Hartford. Peter F Shoemaker’s funeral in Pittsburgh follows his death from hip disease.

Orran F. Flook Myersville Frederick EF. Laster Smith Baltimore Jacob Dester Sherif William &. Cromwell Walkersville Mies Agnus Elizabeth Walker Western Maryland College Westminster James EB. Walker West Patrick Street Jeannette Steck Charlestown W. VI Hatton Powhhattan College Nellie Blessing Eyster Scott Eider San Francisco Cal Bir Morgan Cecil George W. Shoemaker Northern Central Railway Co Pittsburg Peter F. Shoemaker

Public Schools Close Dates and Baseball Results

May 81 school term close with high schools ending the week of June 18. Flag Day observance marks the 129th anniversary of the US flag. In baseball, White Eagles beat Frederick Brick Works 6 to 2, with D. Smith homer and Bowers catching. Young Americans over Stiegers 15 to 0, with G. Sanders and N. Bowers leading for the winners.

United States White Eagles Frederick Brick Works Gio Hake Elsroad J. Bowers Raynolds Smith D. Smith Bowers Toste Clarke Place Stingera Stiegers Tod. Butsersen Winuere G. Sanders N. Bowers Lovars W. Bowere H. Bowers

Sunday religious services and notices across churches

Sunday school and worship times listed for Schleyarile Mission Beaverdam All Saints Episcopal Presbyterian Evangelical Reformed Grace Reformed St Johns Catholic Bathany Lutheran Evangelical Lutheran United Brethren Fires Baptial Trinity M E and Methodist churches with sermons, masses and events noted. Invitations extended for St John’s Day and church ceremonies.

Schleyarile Old Order Garman Baptiste Beaverdam All Saints’ Episcopal Church Garman Baptist Brethren Church Evangelical Reformed Church Ienac M- Motter Presbyterian Ch Arch Thomas Freeman York Bathany Lutharan Church Pistaburg Yacant Tnion Church Evangelical Lutheran Church United Brethren Church Ladies’ Aid Society Wm. Hammond Parker Tree Christian A&f Trinity M. E South Tomoro John Paul Tyler Epworth League St Ehe Methodist Episcopal Church Tomorow Clest Sam A.J. Gil

Local court fines punish several colored defendants

The hearing before Justice Wood on West Patrick street ended with Hunt fined twenty dollars and jailed for thirty days for fighting. Brecher paid a twenty dollar fine. Nellinger, Diggs, and Henderson had charges dismissed. Randolph Norris and others were fined for disorderly conduct with Norris jailed ten days after a two dollar fine. Diggs Biggis and Goings paid one dollar each. Morris faced grand jury action after confessing pocketbook theft. bail set at two hundred dollars. Stewart fined two dollars eighty cents and jailed ten days. Evangelical Lutheran church incorporation papers for Wolfsville filed naming Irving B. Morgan Jr and others as incorporators.

Harry Brachey John Nellinger Eagax Hunt Joseph Diggs Jeroma Henderson Johan Wood West Patrick Street Justica Wood Hunt Brecher Nelloger Digga Hesderson Asordeele Segedes Randolph Norris Henry Digge Myrtle Biggis Ida Goings Minnie Graig Herwig John Wood Worris Diggs Biggis Goings Craig Cot Weld Grand Jury Richard Morris Wm. E. Staward West Doubs Justice Wood

Local Mart Prices for Barrels and Wheat Quotas

Reading shows Tyson and Nicodemus quoting buying prices at She Local Mart. Barrels priced at 2.50 dollars each and 51 cents per bushel. Wheat grades No 2 and No 3 quoted at 22 and 78 per bushel respectively. Various quotes include 739 per bushel, 650 per bushel, 600 per bushel and 30 cents per bushel for Oss, with numerous damaged or rejected figures.

Tyson & Nicodemus Markes Soday Sre Oss

Graduating Plainvobts Recital Honors Miss Hoffheise

The Woman's College recital featured Mise Mary Virginia Ud hske of Martinzborg W Va in Colleg Hall. Miss Hoffheise demonstrated strong technique and interpretive clarity across Mendelssohn Schubert Schumann and Chopin pieces with Miss Bernadette Dean assisting. The program concluded with Mandelssohn C major concert movements and Sadie Zimmerman on second piano.

Mise Mary Virginia Udhske Martinzborg W. Va Golegs Hall Hoffheise Papl Mis Qard Biker Stanter Daem Margaret E Uccrafs Greg Scherzs Ekilfotly Schoss Schubart Mandelseehe Moinor Sadie Zimmerman Frederick He Faeius Miss Stanley Snd Hoeffasins

Frederick crowd attends Hagerstown circus amid rail delay

Several hundred Freder ick residents traveled to Hagerstown yesterday for Baraam and Batles's circus. A late start due to motive power shortages caused afternoon show to begin hours late, prompting some attendees to return home and others to be shuttled by special trains. The W. M. C. A. Building Campaign Committee calls a mass meeting for young men at Kemp Hall Monday at 5 PM to discuss widening activities and involvement, not fund solicitation.

Frederick Hagerstown Es3 Baraam & Batles Cirents Higarstown Western Maryland Bagerstown Washington Kemp Hall Stelag

Sunday School Convention at Creagerstown May 24 26

Sunday School and Christian Endeavor session of Maryland and Virginia Bliship of the Church of God met at Creagerstown May 24 to 26. Opening sermons scheduled May 21 and May 26 with Rev Batts Dr Sigler and Rev Crawford delivering talks. Addresses by Jesse Garber and J T Mathies planned for Friday and Saturday respectively amid temperance activities. Divorce filing reported: Florence Walden seeks dissolution from Richard Walden. couple married May 23 1903 in Frederick. both identified as colored.

Cchools Christian Endeavor Secie Maryland Virginis Church of God Creagerstowe Bk, Batts Carrollon George Sigler Hartisbars B. L. Crawford Uniontown Jesse P. Garber Carroll County Florence Walden Joseph W. Gaver Bees Amensa Richard X. Walden Frederick J. W. Towne

Maryland's Loyal Role in Northwest Territory

The Freder ick County Historical Society met in the G D O rooms to hear Eleanor M Johnson read an address on Maryland's guiding part in the settlements of the Northwest Territory presented on Maryland Day. Mrs Barsbew Markey delivered an original paper on Henry Johnson and His Descendants, tracing land patents and holdings in Frederick County from 1741 and showing papers now held by Mrs Baker J G Mar. The meeting closed with encouragement for continued manuscript additions to the archive.

Frederiog County Historical Society Mias Eleanor M. Johnson Iba Fia Maryland Frederick WF. Thom Thom Northwest Territory Great Lakes Ohio United States United Bates Claia South Sea Hanshaw Marker Henry Johnson England High Knob Frederick County Thomas Wise Thomas Markey Thomas Johnson

Surprise birthday honor for Mrs. Roderick near Frederick

Mrs George Roderick two miles north of Frederick was surprised by her daughters last evening for her birthday. Friends called and enjoyed social conversation with refreshments. Albert Hiskett gave a musicale at her home on East Foorth Street with friends present, a very enjoyable evening and delicious refreshments.

George Roderick Milesorth Frederick Albert Hisketts East Foorth Straat

Earthquake Pictures Promised At City Opera House

Fragments describe a May 23 moving pictures program of San Francisco earthquake relief at the City Opera House with slides and vaudeville. Also notes women’s college gift to relief fund and a Frederick Republican primary meeting setting 3 o'clock at the courthouse.

San Francisco City Opera House America Thas Appie Women's College Eugene Levering Maryland Red Grass Society Lavering Apple

Wide Range of Goods and Local Festivities Highlight Post at Frederick

The advertisement page lists new silk goods and towels, electric fans, gas stoves and ranges, and stoves for kitchens. It promotes Crab Soup dinners, deviled crabs, and fresh seafood. Local shops advertise music records, piano sales, and festival events at Trinity M. E. church with Strawberry Sundaes and a Matting Rugs display at Braddock Heights and Frederick businesses.

Frederick Art Club Supper Planned at Walkersville

The Frederick Art Club will hold a supper at Walkersville on Saturday May 26. Tickets on sale at Art rooms Torstay from ite 6. Members and friends invited. Headquarters of housekeepers Xakitohen ready without a Perfection Cooking and Straining Bottle. They are guaranteed. Call and see tham at SxybxEr's.

Frederick Art Club Walkersville Tors—tay Xakitohen Tham

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