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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1907
Page
4
Notices call for notices and notices about local shops and vendors. The text mentions Miss Nicole Ba Littl Men’s Wear and Dowen teln Your O edit is Good Shoe Hor Elderly People. Readers urged to report irregularities to The News.
The paper announces a twelve page issue with broad coverage and special attention to Frederick city and county advertisers. It notes a change in advertising deadlines to Wednesday at 2 p.m. and highlights new rates and opportunities for local ads.
A raft of social notes from Frederic County highlights visits and returns. Notables include Elizabeth Cox hosting friends in Jameston and Mrs Elsbeth Molloho ton of W Va visiting Billet Buxwood Lodge. Others traveling or returning include Dr Michael from Baltimore and Mrs Ball Webster from Baltimore. Several residents, including Misa Nallia Boblitz and Misa Alice Keefer, are mentioned in context of illness and home stays. A committee examines a boundary bid tied to roads in Frederick County, with funds allocated and a council move planned. Activity in advertising appears across the local pages.
A clipped note recalls a Virginia figure, 3 Ciltz, tied to UW Washington and a noted World War II veteran from North Carolina, highlighting paths through history and regional ties.
An OCR fragment notes promotions for a large newspaper with advertising and receipt handling. It mentions McCartney Latian Faik and E. Cline Ertheimer, with references to special features and a five week period for copies up to thirteen. The garbled text suggests a sale or offer tied to the paper’s prominence.
Fragmented OCR lists acquaintances and local names tied to a town expo at West Patrick and Washington. Mentions of Mrs Blake, Fraderick Blattimore, Kangas, Kemp, and others traveling or awaiting events while a county road petition is noted.
In St Ignatius church Baltimore yesterday Rev W G Read Mullan officiated a small ceremony for Mize M Haydon of Frederic and J Bernard Wells son of Dr and Mrs R C Woltz of Hampstead. Bride a noted medical and social figure with choir ties at Cathedral and training in music, and Wells a prominent Baltimore attorney, both plan a southern wedding journey before settling in Baltimore at 108 Hast Monuement Street.
Mrs Joahna Dotterer of York formerly Detour died at 79 with three weeks illness. Survived by husband in his 88th year, ten children eight of whom live in York or nearby, twenty five grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Funeral in Rocky Ridge then York burial. John Burgess aged 16 of Ridgeville died after illness. survived by mother and sister Ruth. Adolph Rothschild died in Baltimore aged 43. funeral from father in law Goebricher's home.
Mr and Mrs A O Oronise invite with Miss Mary M Oronise to wed Mr Harry R K Worman in Harmony Grove at the bride's home on Saturday afternoon October 12 in this city.
In Braddock Heights a Camp Fanny session ends with the boys going home. A bicyclist near Littlestown, Charles E B Eader, collided with a dog on Saturday, was thrown and severely injured his left arm. Howard I Stons Sas buys a two story brick at 117 West Fifth Street from Wim Clarenos Stauffer and will move in November. IL M Nixdorf Jr, a real estate broker, handled the sale.
Pittsburg Synod of the Reformed church demands 1,000,000 from the First German Evangelical Protestant Church of Pisteburg Pa at Grosnamburg tomorrow. The suit stems from a 1785 land grant and a long dispute over property control since the Civil War era.
The market opened at eight and stayed open until ten with a large attendance. A local dealer noted the October crowd was unusually big and only one objector claimed business kept him from commenting. Many first time attendees and abundant goods characterized the morning session.
Dennis Middleton pleaded guilty before Justice Holt Stein to being drunk and disorderly and paid a $2 fine. Ads Johnson was arrested by Officer Brookey II for cursing and evasion on West All Salute Street and was fined $10, with 30 days in jail if unpaid.
The funeral for the late John A. Doub was held yesterday afternoon at 3:30 in the United Brethren church in Middletown. Rev. F Berry Plummer led the service with assistors Rev. Wm E Brown J W Ponting and J R Ridanour. Nephews served as pallbearers including George W Bittle J Thomas Bittle George L Doub James A Waters Elmer H Doub J Lemuel Doub Guy Waters and Chas OD Rontzahn. Interment followed at the U B cemetery. O O Feate acted as funeral director.
The will of the late James W. Baltzell of Thurmous is filed in Orphans Court. He leaves all property to wife Mary Ann Baltzell for life or widow status. On her death or remarriage the executors must sell all and divide proceeds among six children or their descendants. Executors named are William M. Baltzell and J F. McClellan Baltzell.
The United Fire Company held its regular quarterly meeting last night and elected two new members. Plans were made for a fair ball during fair week on October 23 and 24, to be conducted under the joint auspices of the company and Drill Association. By-laws were amended to allow members living outside the county to vote by mail in the annual election.
County Treasurer Geo W Orum laid off Owller's Addition to Jefferson from Vernon Buxtons land. Five lots have sold at prices from 860 to 420 dollars each. Buyers include C K Caller, E R Remsburg, Charles H Remsburg, Lewie Sommers and Ohiae Sommers. Dwellings are planned soon.
Ernest Porter of Brunswick was injured on Sunday when he fell from a car struck by overhead wires from the O. & P. Telephones Company. He grabbed a wire and suffered a broken thigh and two ribs as the car started and he descended to the ground.
Executors recall a Indy paper about the case of Thomas Yeakle found in Indianapolis News. The report ties Yeakle to a Chicago estate saga linked to George T. Cline and widow Mary Yeakle, detailing an $80,000 windfall and Yeakle’s urban search across Olno to verify identity.
In a Chicago Probate Court matter one of five children is identified as John, presumed dead after nearly seven years. The text notes the eccentric financier Ollne and the large estate, including 3000 acres at Gary Indiana, now tied to United States Steel Corporation.
The American Telephone Journal notes a brewing crisis as pole demand for telephone and telegraph networks nears 800000 miles of lines. AT&T and the U.S. Forestry Bureau test seasoning methods to extend pole life, with stations in Dover New Jersey Thorndale Pennsylvania Pikegah North Carolina and Wilmington North Carolina.
Advertises a large assortment of women’s furs and wool goods with 100 styles priced from 35 to 100 dollars. Promotes belts and bags in multiple colors, along with black twills and dress fabrics. Includes a short fiction excerpt and a local health update noting Mr. O Reuben Landis returning to work after illness and Mrs. Whittler hospitalized.
Owing to late hours goods including pork and pudding will be delivered the evening before or before 2 oclock. Miss Ritchie resumes dancing Friday Oct 18 at Janitor Hall Bijaa Theatre. Gas and electric bills due by the 10th to save discount. Dr Highbarger, optical specialist, at City Hotel Oct 9 and 10. New Pansy Post Card views of Frederick on sale at post card dealers. Various ads for oysters, baths, eyes and ear nose throat services, and real estate offerings in Frederick County.
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