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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1907
Page
5
A series of brief personal items from residents and visitors. Names appear with towns such as Washington Philadelphia Norristown Harrisburg and Baltimore. Notes mention visits, returns, relocations, and social activities among families and individuals.
Fragmented OCR text describes fire brigade activity and local incidents. Mentions Mr Thomas H Fer, addresses on West Patrick Street, and a force under Michael J Kennedy guarding property. Notes about Maryland Volunteer Firemen's Association report and acknowledgments by Harry L Smith.
McGrigor is named secretary of the Young Men's Christian Association and will arrive in January to oversee organization work. He will relocate from Gamblerland to Washington to attend the NA convention, with quarters opened at the Richison building on South Market Street. Enrollment of members will begin, mass meetings planned, and a building dedication scheduled for January with fittings and furnishings contracted.
Magistrate Belicy presided as Mr Frederick Noteagle faced a hearing before Justice Alfred Bitter on charges that violated an ordinance banning a bergatolog or gyiliog on market property. Witnesses testified about past dealings and the need to enforce the order to prevent unlawful sales before the bell.
Two men were injured when a fossil of a rat coat m'ns a 3 Line 0 teg. Geatton BD Ritoas was slestsd presi dant of the Board of County Commis forrs for 4une Arnadel county. Expert engineers employed to exam in9 the bridges co the Aacvaposits Shor Lie, dsclared the streatures sata. The Anti-Saloon Lotus had suc ceeded in practically driving the ape k essies out of Montgomery county. Henry G. Vegas, presigers of the Bay Grain and Flour Company, 202 South Charles street, Baltimore, phot and killed himself at his country home near Ostensville.
The commission of Mr Glenn H Worthington as chief judge of the Sixth Judicial District was received at the courthouse this morning. He has not yet fixed the exact qualification date. He is receiving many congratulatory messages from local and other states, including Miss M M Bobineon and Miss Sarah B Richmond. Also noted are several sick reports including Maurice Shaff, Dr Samuel T Haffner, Mrs John McGill, Mrs James Devilbies, and Harry Dertzbaugh who injured his foot yesterday.
Christmas event details announced for Pleasant District with services at Zou Reformed Church in Onariesville next Sunday November 24 at 10 15 am and 2 15 pm. Rev S. MW Heasoh leads the program. The Zton church catechism class will meet after the service.
Transfers of real estate and marriage licenses recorded for the week ending November 20 1907 by the Otroult sid 'npeana' Courts. Includes numerous property deeds to individuals and trusts, and a list of upcoming estate matters and public notices. Also notes a reception for Mr G H McGregor resigning as general secretary of the M G A and presented gift.
A group including A HW Johnsen and W Hobbs of Baltimore and E K Beaders of Martingburg W Va have been in the city reviewing the charges of the new C P telephone system. Company workmen are seen digging up poles on Patrick street as the inquiry proceeds.
A former defendant, named Robert and identified as colored, faced charges of larceny of 2145 from Mary Whitfog. After testimony and evidence were heard, Justice Bitter dismissed the case, with Kitty Camonbail declaring the outcome.
An enthusiastic gathering of milk producers near Frederick met at court hours to discuss plans for organizing a group to secure protection. Election costs amount to 6,871 80 dollars, as the board of election supervisors of Frederick County filed with the county commissioners a detailed expense statement for the recent election.
A report outlines a bill to establish a jury commission for Frederico County with three members including a minority party rep. Worthington supports judicial reform to remove juror drawing from judges and place it with a commission. Frederico County representatives oppose the plan, warning it could become a political matter.
A social gathering Saturday evening welcomed Mr John Ura and his bride after their Woodsbere wedding. Guests enjoyed a lavish display at the reception with silverware, backnotes, and bris a brao gifts. A serenade by town’s youth followed, and well wishes poured in for a bright, happy married life. Thanksgiving assembly moved to Friday night under Miss Ritchie’s class. A Walkerstville reception honored Miss Rath M. Stimmer as family prepares to move to Usaf.
The General of Airs Mary Jana Wiles was honored yesterday with morning services at her Madison Street home, then at Utica's church led by Rev. A. Hedges. Burial followed at a nearby cemetery. Separately, the remains of Thomas M. Holbruner arrived at 10:60 a.m. from Kensington via the B&O Railroad, with services at the depot led by Rev. Henry Bumner and Rev. Dr. E. Eschbach. Burial was at Mt. Olives cemetery. Charderfer & Son served as funeral directors.
A company presented the melodrama to applause with new scenery and stage facilities evident in the production. Managers Sdesers, Wood, and Leichert back Miss Mabel Fieminog in "The Girl of Eagle Ranch" for December 9, and Star & Havelie promise "Pif, Pail, Ponfl" for Christmas. Rockville Pigatlics Suen Go reports warfare over gambling and slaughters in town. officials say such establishments must be abolished within five days per local law, despite prior orders against them.
Bank officers listed with J D Barer as president and H D Barker as vice president, with cashier roles shared by G Z Zimmerman and W4. G Barked. The text also shows names such as Samuel G Duvall and John B Ramesure among officers or associates.
Aiba Haller advertises extraordinary values on black silks and wool dresses and fabrics including Black Wool Broadcloth and Chiffon, with reductions as importers liquidate stock. Also notes appointing Jacq William and Pearre as chief judges of the Orphans’ Court for Frederick County.
Miss Annus Baker of Kemp Town marries Mr John Crockets of Newport News at the Bennet Memorial Church with a large gathering. The wedding party and guests share a reception and dinner at Wetzal's home and at the Brandenburg residence. The couple, soon to reside in Newport News, receive warm good wishes from friends. Archia M. Stimell and Abbie M. Young wed quietly at Taneytown with Stimmell noted as a local baseball figure.
A local notice outlines a November 23 fundraiser at St Girls High School Base Ohurchsirest with cantata Dreem of Fairy Land performed by twenty six fairies in costume from 6 to 10 pm. Proceeds aid the school. Also promoted are Etchison's Life Pictures, assorted offers, and furniture and dining options with several local shops advertising Christmas shopping items and meals.
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