The Frederick Choral Society Opens Sixth Season
The Frederick Choral Society opened its sixth season with a large audience. Maurice G. Beckwith returns as musical director and the group began rehearsals of Handel's The Holy City, with plans for a spring music festival and new membership categories to support future concerts.
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Frederick Choral Society
Mambera
Firat Rshearasl
Nia
Maurice G. Beckwith
Orcs
Ganl
Hey
Thomas Vreeman Dixon
Stcely
Miss Berths Trail
Action
Dison
Kemp Hell
Holy
Sessan
Lutheran Young People Society Elects Officers
The Lutheran Young People's Society resumed meetings last evening with an enjoyable session. Officers elected for the ensuing term include President Wm L. Sheiner Vice President David Yin gar Secretary Miss Elena Kelie San dal Secretary Miss Bessie Hahn Treasurer Miss Biesner Carty. A committee was appointed to plan for winter meetings and the next gathering is set for Monday October 23. John C. Palmer, a former U S Navy pay clerk now chief clerk of the department of supplies in Panadelphia city government, hails from Lewistown.
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Lutheran Young People’s Society
Wm L. Sheiner
David Yingar
Elena Kelie
Snandal
Bessie Hahn
Biesner Carty
Strangs
Fromotec
John C. Palmer
U.S. Navy
Panadelphia
Department of Supplies
Palmer
Lewistown
Committee on Resolutions Names Appointed at Special Meeting
At a special meeting of the Independent Base Camp the death of Lewis Ernst was announced by the secretary. After eulogies, a committee on resolutions was appointed consisting of Jon. F. Eisenhauer, Capt. Walter Sanoderz, George Wallace, D. H. Kolb, and George Salter.
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Lewis Ernst
Jon. F. Eisenhauer
Walter Sanoderz
George Wallace
D. H. Kolb
George Salter
Route to Thurmont Could Tie Frederick and Emmitsberg Rail
A group inspected the Frederick to Thurmont route for a proposed electric railway to connect Frederick with Thurmont and Emmitsburg via St. Mary’s. Key supporters, including Gov. William Smith and local landowners like Ramsburg, offered right of way and stock subscriptions. Backers foresee town growth, new industries, and summer resort use, with gasoline cars as a potential alternative to electric rails.
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Peraods
Frederick
Teermont
Gov. Wm. Smith
Frederick and Briddistown
Emmitaborg
Monterae
Messrs
F. T. Lakin
D. Columbus Kemp
Spout Spring
Yellow Springs
A. W. Burkhart
Cbarbatilia
Opossumsown
Bethechorah
Mountaindale
Cresgerstown
Lewistown
Thormont
Efcholtz
Ostoctin Furnace
Franklinville
Mr. St. Mary’s
St. Mary’s College
Ematteburg
Fredarick
Emrotteburg
Catoctin Mountain
Charlea Ramebure
Liwistown
Ramaborg
Ramsburg
Steck
Alexander Ramsburg
Burney
George Wa. Smith
O. 0. Waters
Tharmort
Thurmont
Catoctin Furrase
Hagerstown
Hageratown
Westminster
Personal notices of residents visiting and returning
PURELY PERSONAL. a collection of short items notes who came and went. Mr. Joseph F. Beacht spends the week in Hagerstown while Mr. Haremond Aster attends Court of Appeals. Some travelers are in Baltimore or Frederick for business or visiting friends, including Miss Lakic in Hagerstown and Mr. Wm Hooper joining a barber shop, with several others returning home after visits in Baltimore, Washington, and other nearby cities.
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Joseph F. Beacht
Hagerstown
Haremond Aster
Court of Appeals
Edgar 8. McCardell
George &. Rodock
Baltimore
Sarah Shower
East Patrick Street
le Vieiting
M. HH. T. C. Green
Washington
Miss Lakic
South Market Street
Haerilton B. Showman
Claggett Hilton
Barnesville
Frederick
W. P. Anderson
Mt. Airy
W. Raymord Bunkles
Airy
John Fisher
Limes Kubo
Fale City
W. W. Myers
Daniel T. Ordeman
West Third Street
Spens
Charles E. Styler
James Mullican
Tiffin
Ohio
Charles B. Hedges
Lewistown
Nannie Stauffer
Eset Church Street
Wm. Hooper
John F. Yinger
North Market Street
Victor Barnes
Victor Remedies Company
Fannie B. Evrans
Miss Evans
Webster Hiteshaw
Chicago
Capt
P. L. Biteshaw
Morgan Cecil
John Lindsay
Pittsburg
George J. Luckey
Annie Hogelewists
Martinsburg
W. Va
E.oberlander
David Yinger
John ¥. Yinger
Worth Market Street
Messrs. Doll Brothers
Infant's Body Found in Carroll Street Outhouse
A newly born infant, deemed to have live birth by a physician, was found dead early this morning in an outhouse behind a Carroll Street residence of Eleanor Bowers. Neighbors reported a crying infant, police investigated, and a coroner's jury found the mother negligent and brutal. Eleanor Bowers was arrested and held for further action as details emerged.
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Carroll Street
Blesmer Bowers
Hobbs
Simpson
O. Hf. Eckstein
Inquess
Edward A. Gittinger
Roger A. Dol
John Herchberger
H. Jefferson Krise
Walter Saunders
Ingomar W. Albanga
A. P. Marah
Heverdy Cronenberg
Danial T. Ordeman
Wm.s. Haller
W. M. Garrett
Jacob L. Engelbrecht
RB. ¥. Dutrow
Eleanor Bowers
Jastice Eckstein
Sherif Young
Montevae
Acd
Siz Cbila
Freder ick and Middletown Electric Railway Receives Cars
Two large motor cars with fifty seats each and six trailers arrived for the Freder ick and Middletown Electric Railway. Cars feature air whistles and air brakes, all up to date, and are painted green. Wages for the transportation department foreman raised from 10 to 12 cents per hour starting yesterday. Divorce granted to Sophia O Gaver, with alimony of 240 per month until further order. Mire Gaver represented by Franck K. Stoner and O Ho J. Gaver by Chartes P. Levy.
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BroHey
Frederick
Sophia O Gaver
Glyorca
O Ho J. Gaver
Mire Gaver
Franck K. Stoner
Mr. Gaver
Chartes P. Levy
Officer Killed Near Weverton In Freight Train Incident
Washington county deputy sheriff Thomas Herdy was shot dead near Weverton while awaiting a freight train to Hagerstown. A young New York man from Marahali says a negro fired and Herdy collapsed on the car end. The suspect Marshall was arrested and remains in custody at Brunswick as a coroner case proceeds. Herdy, about 50, was brother of Mrs. Grove of Lime Kiln. An inquest jury convened at Bruns Fisk. The article also notes YMCA entertainment pledges and ticket canvassing delays.
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Thomas Herdy
Washington County
Weverton
Hardy
Diakhonia
Higerstowre
Hagerstown
Marahati
New York
Marahali
Splates
Marshall Sayz
Marshall
Brunswick
John L. Jordan
Bruns Fisk
Mre. W. J. , Grove
Lime Elin
Maryland Society of Chicago Holds Annual Meeting
The Maryland Society of Chicago met at the Chicago Athletic Club on October 5 to close a flourishing year. Br Richard Gambrill was unanimously elected president for another year, with a slate of officers chosen to support a bright season. The group hopes to entertain Maryland Governor as a premier event.
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Chicago
Maryland Society of Chicago
Chicago Artletic Club
Richard Gambrill
Maryland
Fire Levels Grova Lime Plant Complex at Stephene Oly Va
A large storage building and several smaller structures at the MM J Grova Lime Company plant in Stephene Oly Virginia were destroyed by a fire Saturday night just before midnight. The timber two story storage building plus three railcar loads of lime burned on the Baltimore and Ohio tracks. another carload was damaged. Loss estimated around $5,000. A large workforce is rebuilding the damaged portion of the plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MM. J. Grova Lime Company
Stephene Oly
Baltimore and Ohio
Law Grip Arrests Swearing and Forgery Sentences
A Thurmont man named John Kehne was arrested for swearing near Free sown at Ostootin Furnace and released after paying costs to Justice O H Bokstein. Samuel A Forrest pleaded guilty to forgery before Judge John G Motter and was sentenced to one year at Maryland penitentiary. S A Lewis represented the prisoner.
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Couvatable
John Kehne
Thurmont
James Brice
Local notices from Lidie's and hospital auxiliary meeting
Local items list fish types and addresses then report a very important meeting of the Auxiliary Board of Patronesses of the Emergency Hospital to be held Wednesday afternoon October 1 at 236 o'clock. Executive Board meeting to follow. By order of Mrs A G Baper, Secy J Roger McSheery. Also ads urge paying gas or electric bills by the 10th for discount, shorthand typing courses at $250 per month, a vaudeville bill by Mrs Belle Emerson at M E church on Tuesday Oct 10 with doors 7:30, 20 cents adults 10 cents children benefiting Epworth League. Fall winter hats and bonnets sale by Mrs M C Gatzbaugh on Oct 12 18 and 14, 1905 at 223 N Mamr Br.
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Mre
A G Baper Pres
T. Mes J. Roger McSheery
Sec'y
Belle Emerson
M. E. Ehnrech
Esst Ghardh Street
Epworth League
M. C. Gatzbaugh
Sud
N. Mamrar Br
Barbers and bakers listed in early bank roster
Bank officers and cashiers named with signatures and cash figures include President WM. Baker and Vice Presidents H. D. Baker and Samuel G. Duvall. Cashier roles show $100,000 to $250,000 figures among listed names J. Baker and others. Reading reflects a historical financial roster.
Notice to Fate Exhibitors for Frederick County Fair
Exhibits for Household and Art Departments will be received Saturday October 14 after 1 pm and all day Monday the 16th. Exhibits for Art Department will be called for hauled free to and from Fair upon application to Thos. P. Rios. Life members urged to exhibit farm garden orchard products. Specially reduced season tickets for exhibitors. Donations requested for Emergency Hospital fund. Reward offered over Biograph moving picture claims. Kemp Hall vaudeville week begins October 16. Optical and eye specialist visits listed. Gas and electric bill payment reminder.
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Thos. P. Rios
North Market Street
Agricultural Society
J. Roger McLurery
Sacy
East End
Frederick County
Patrick Straes
Lough
Drise Roox
Biograph Moving Picture Company
Kemp Hall
G. T. Greasry
NEEDIG MILLER BED COMFORTS AT LOW PRICES
NEEDIG and MILLER advertise a wide range of white cotton filled comforters for double beds with various coverings and finishes. Prices quoted include $1.50 to $5.25, with options such as silk covered and creton cover, all new stock sold as new and offered at very low sale prices.
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Este
Gail
Blagerstown Fair Special Rates From Frederick
The Frederick to Baxgerstown Fair period lists round trip fares of nine cents and one dollar ninety four cents from Frederick with multiple dates October 9 to 14 for two fairs. Through car service is noted for Wednesday and Thursday with specific departure times and zero absences. Also mentions Edison records at Dyes & Vixens on South Market Street.
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Blagerstown Fair
Frederick and
Middletown Baltway
Frederick
Wednenaday
Thureday
Frederick St
W. ©. Gusser
Baxgerstown Fair
Vis
Baltimore & Ohio R. K
Frederick Gas & Electic Co
South Market St
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Go Baye
Eleanor Sowers
Wevertor
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Young Men’s Christian Association
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Lyceum
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Brederick College
Citizens’ National Bank
Citizens Nat Bank
Frederick, MD
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G. Zimmeraan
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Jover Jan. McBuxer
D.E. Erraever
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UD. J. Bargett
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Wm. Tarun
J.B. Price & Co
Castle Building
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Jehn Hendrickson
Serps
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Arcival Specialist
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North Market Strest
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West Patrick Street
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Harry Bowers
Clarke Place
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