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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1907
Page
5
The Weekly News announces a twelve page issue
The Weekly News will publish a handsome twelve page edition this Thursday with many special features. It boasts the largest genuine circulation in Frederick city and county and offers exceptional advertising value. Submissions for new ads are due by 5 p.m. Wednesday and ad copy changes by 1 p.m. that day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tax Varsiy News
Wrederick
Tom Wasaty
Purely Personal Notices From Local Residents
PURELY PERSONAL. Mr Edward Lancaster of East Fourth Street visits friends in Baltimore. Mrs Joseph A. Boork of this city visits sister Mrs J F Harkine in Baltimore. Miss Nellie Bunichense visiting friends in Howard Ogunsy Baltimore of Norfolk Va. Mrs Annie Care of Brunswick returning from visit with Mrs Wo J Shenk Boat Market ctrest. Mrs Auntie Veitch of Washington guest of her nieces Mrs Hooiohen has returned home. Mess 8 S T Kilne and 0 Wm Klfpe back from Philadelphia. Mr Lloyd Schosifer of Hagerstown visiting Mr Nes Mob erry West South street. Mrs Georgia Shipley and daughter Adelside West Patrick street visiting friends in Baltimore and Washington. Mrs Charles Roberts and cop John Prencis of Hagestown visiting mother Mrs George Schell West South street. Little Miss Ersiyon Kore East Church street with aunt Mrs Jonnie Hingh in Pennsylvania. Mr J Hant Hendrickson of Western Maryland College Westminster visiting parents on West Second street. Justice Alfred Ritter returned from business trip to Niagara Falls Buffalo and New York. Mrs Ritter and daughter Luiss Margaret returned from visit with sister Mrs Thomas M Hodgens. Mr Betty B Cramer and family of Gasherebarg Md gone to Billings Montana where Mr Orsmet will act as disbursing officer for the United States Geological Survey. They will go to Gaitherbarg about Novem-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Lancaster
East Fourth Street
Baltimore
Jaeph A. Boork
J F. Harkine
Nellie Bunichense
Howard Ogunsy
Norfolk
Annie Care
Brunswick
Wo. J. Shenk
Washington
Charles Roberts
John Prencis
Hagestown
George Schell
West South Atrest
Ersiyon Kore
East Church Atrest
Jonnie Hingh
Pennsylvania
J. Hant Hendrickson
Western Maryland College
Westminter
John D. Hendrickson
West Second Street
Justice Alfred Ritter
Niagara File
Bofaico
New York
Riter
Luiss Margaret
Thomas M.hodgens
Betty B. Cramer
Gasherebarg
Biliisga
Montana
Orsmet
United Sat Geological Survey
Gaitherbarg
Hail Damage Reported Across County Crops and Windows
Heavy hail during yesterday's storm damaged wheat corn and potatoes in several townships of the county. Near McKaig corn fields were badly cut and window panes broke in places. A new sawmill building in front of a meat store on Meters Abrrobs Weet Patrick street was damaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKaig Saveral
The
Meters
Weet Patrick Street
Dbergates Selected for City Officers Nomination Meeting
Democratic primaries set for delegates to the city convention and for members of the city executive committee were held last night. The fourth precinct showed division over Alderman Jessp4 Douglas renomination, with his supporters winning the contest. Delegates and executive committees were named in Precincts 1 through 4, including chairmen, secretaries, and nominees such as Lewis W. Riddle, G M D Olabaugh, Jacob H Schmidt, and J Daniel Crimmins. The convention begins at 8 o'clock tonight to select candidates for city register and aldermen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Register
Delegatia
City Exvantion Committee
Shsre
Tan
Lnterest
G. M.D. Glabaugh
Wm Brengie
George I Wilson
Jacob H Schmidt
John Francis Smith
D. Thomaz
Charles C Watere
Charlea Fisher
Joseph WH. Botsard
Sol. Stern
F. K.gilbart
Charles T. Batoker
Geo I. Wilson
Jacob BH. Schmidt
Edward Herrlog
Howard
George Seall, Sr
Cimmiuttes J
Daniel Crimmins
James RK. Warfeld
Jogath Kameborg
George Brexgte
David Kalb
John N. Olsry
Aldarmen
University Extension Botety Meets In Annual Session
The University Extension Botety held a meeting at College Hall at 7:30 pm. Dr. William E Siegelback from the University of Pennsylvania presented the season’s course, attendance averaging 175. Officers were elected: Ray Freeman Dexter president, Miss Bertha Trail vice president, John Newmath treasurer, Professor J Apple secretary. Plans included adding six members to the executive committee and hiring Louis Umfraville Wilkinson to lecture on The Social Conditions of Modern England. Lectures will run Friday evenings in late February and March 1908 with continued strong support and anticipated detailed biographical material forthcoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University Extension Botety
Wm. E. Siegelback
University of Ponneylvania
Frederick
Ray
Thomas Freeman D
Miss Berths Trail
John
Newmat
J. Apple
Louis Umfraville Wilkinson
American Society
England
Wilkinson
America
Marc
Mars
Samson
Municipal layout to aid Wes Second street area
Budget details show Bright Items of Loan and General Interest. Mr Albert Gosnell suffered two toes mashed on the left foot while working on the B and O Railroad. Haster Whee Halier, a Tae Nuns carrier, stepped on a nail and kept home. Divorce granted to Mrs Mary E McGowan with custody of minor children Charles E and Arthur A McGowan. residence Brunswick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wes
Second Street
Asar Market
Etrest
Albert Gosnell
Kat Strait
Haster Whee Halier
Mary E. McGwan
Consel, Harp & Etchison
Arthur A McGowan
Charles E
Arthur A. McGowds
Bronswick
Brandenburg Newlyweds Bartha Rath and Otho Dalauter Wed
In Wolfsville, Mr Otho Victor Dalauter and Miss Bartha Rath Brandenburg married Sunday at Garwatdis in Kington County. Rev 8 4 Orast performed the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delatprk
Bzandzeel
Otho
Victor Dalauter
Bartha Rath
Brandenburg
Wolfsville
Garwatdis
Kington County
Maryland Classis of the Reformed Church Meeting Outcomes
A Maryland classis session ended with Rev Dr Land confirmed as former president of the Woman's Seminary at Allentown and to lead the St Luke’s Reformed Church congregation plan. Commission appointed, statistics tallied, including 1168 congregations and 81 485 in earnings with multiple committees reporting on members, baptisms, and finances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
LK Qubleatz
H Rauck
Rev
L. Lamar
Washington, D.C
Slagle
Olaseia
Casala
Erawer
Geasba
Suodar
Fiosrhand
Memorial Day Exercises at Olivet Cemetery Observed
Final arrangements set for Memorial Day Thursday afternoon at Olivet Cemetery under Reynold's Post No 2 6 A R. Post members meet at 2 o'clock, form a march led by Yellow Springs band, joined by Sons of Veterans Maryland National Guards High School Cadets and many allied groups. Ritual services follow at the post’s tomb then a march to the KranoCL Scott Key monument for choral music and Rev. Wm. Hammond Parker’s address on Higher Patriotism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mé Olivet
Reynold’s Post
Yallow Springs
Sons of Veterana
Company A
Maryland National Guards and High School Cadets
Councile
Daugnters
American Revaluation
Draughters of Liberty
Tosa
Post
Sons of Veter Sae
Wm. Hammond Parker
Impaneled case against Mosaman Yarnella & Co seeks $6000
A Bedford County civil matter before Hagerstown jury was impaneled Friday. The case involves Mosaman Yarnella & Co Gerrlngs supply dealers and Fors Wayne Jad, formerly B. Ebert & Sora, with about $6000 at issue. The bonds held by Ebert & Sons were seized and sold for about $52,000 then again for about $74,000, leaving the plaintiffs claiming the balance due after two sales and a failed final claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mosaman
Yarnella & Co
Gerrlngs
Fors Wayne
Jad
B. Ebert & Sora
Ontriaga Nickers
Io Hageretown
W. HH. Albers
W. H. Bakar
W. G. Fankhouser
H. B. Fenner
W. 8
Ccal
Messra Ebert & Sons
Bedford Canary
Wers Saain
Vna
In Law’s Grip Two Men Held For Grand Jury
Robert Spears and Walter Dorsey were arrested by Officers King and Dieter on West All Saints. An altercation led Spears to threaten Walter Dorsey’s brother. Spears was jailed in default of $500 bond for grand jury appearances, while Dorsey paid a $3 fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Spears
Walter Dorsey
King and
Dieter
West All Saints
Spears
Dorsey
J. Francis Smith
Oorasy
Saw-will accident damages farm machine at Highland farm
A large saw-will on Philip F. Gaver's Highland farm broke a bolt after a piece broke away and narrowly missed two assistants, J. W. Early and Gyros H. Hooter. The machine owned by Daniel K Beveat sustained damage estimated at several hundred dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip F. Gaver
Highland Ilat
J. W. Early
Gyros H. Hooter
Daniel K Beveat
Western Maryland College Graduates in June commencement
The 371st commencement at Western Maryland College in Sterling Maryland will be held on Wednesday June 12. Among the graduates are Walter Oramet Gilbars of Walkersville John Hont Hendrickson of Frederick Lewis Edward Pordom of Mt Airy Bas Me Sister Ball of Middletown and Carrie Hall Thomas of Backsystown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Maryland College
Westminster
Walter Oramet Gilbars
Svalkersville
John Hont Hendrickson
Frederick
Lewis Edward Pordom
Mt. Airy
Bas Me Sister Ball
Middletown
Carrie Hall Thomas
Backsystown
Visitation Academy to Close Scholastic Duties and May Procession
Visitation Academy will close scholastic duties on Friday May 31 at 6 to 8 p m. The closing May procession with benediction and reception of people into the Sodality will follow. Alliance Association will participate. A dance under local members auspices will be held. Walter P. Plomiey, attorney for Harrison Wagner held on perjury charge, moved for a new trial before Justice Stafford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Visitation Academy
Popple
Sodality
Alliance Association
Loos! Mimbars
Vaxoer
Walter P. Plomiey
Harrison Wagner
Washington, DC
Democrats Press Baker Nomination For Governor In Frederick County
A Baltimore News editor reports Frederick County Democrats favor Joseph D Baker for governor, citing his public spirit, charity, and strong local support. Friends believe Baker could carry Frederick County for the Democratic ticket, with county delegates ready to back a strong bid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Baker
Democratic Party
Phay
Women's Temperance Union meeting and initiations noted
The Woman's Chris han Temperance Union met last night focusing on Hower mission work. Miss Carrie Morasil led devotionals and readings on gifts for the lonely. Miss Belen Wickham and Mrs. Cramer spoke on Gower mission efforts while Miss Mary Filler performed a piano solo. The group voted to suspend bi monthly meetings for several months and raise pennies for expenses. Also announced are initiations by Camp 17P O 8 of A and by Fredonia Council No 46 O U A M at Mousain City Lodge. Floyd Pegg rode from the 103 Beach near Biles Oklahoma toward the Jamestown Exposition. He arrived in the city, traveled on to Washington and aims to reach Jamestown by Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chris- Han Temperance Union
Hower Mission Department
Carrie Morasil
Gower
Belen Wickham
Cramer
Mary Filler
Fredonia Goancil
O. U. A. M. Witlinttlats
Moussain City Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Jamestown
Floyd Pegg
Biles
Oklahoma
Maryland Bank Ledger Statement From Frederick County
A bank cashier swears to the truth of financial figures for Frederick County, Maryland. The document lists totals and balances including a 100,000 amount and a 2,952,118 89 total. Witnessed and sworn before a notary, with signatures of directors and officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marylanny
Frederick
G. Znomaman
Obors
G. Zimmersian
Csshlar
Setensibad
G. Travers Thomas
N. P
John Motter
Thomas H Haller
D. Baker
Jost Unveils Swira Flouncing for Gowns in Embroideries
In 1898, Jost introduced a line of Swira Flouncing 27 inch wide marketed as a trim for gowns. The new fabric promises a sturdy edge and distinct texture to enhance evening wear and lingerie in early fashion outlets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jost
Local notices and ads from early 1900s sparsely edited
A collage of small notices and ads including book sales for 50 cents a volume, a resortment of popular biographies, music teaching for children, and illustrated methods. Also notices for a baseball club benefit, a United 8. F.EE Co meeting to discuss travel to Annapolis, and the Frederick Building Association stock offerings with weekly payments and loan rates.
May Day events and notices at Frederick City in 1907
Frederick City locals list a May Day fete at Junior Hall on May 10 with a children's pole dance and treats, a Free Kindergarten entertainment May 29, and a baseball opener May 30 at the new ball park between Trinity Club and Frederick Semna, plus license renewals and local services. Also notes a piano tutor, garden stores, and a weathered schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prederick City Hospital Guild
Janior Hall
Frederick City
Heas A
Kca
New Ball Park
Trinity Clad
Washington, D.C
Frederick Semna
Jantar Hall
Tudor Porch Shades Offer Cool Veranda Retreats
In sweltering summer, Tudor Porch Shades promise a cool, shaded verandah where the family can rest and enjoy breezes. Shades can be raised or lowered with little effort, come in color, and enhance home appearance. A postal reply will send a booklet about the product.
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Thors
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