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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1906
Page
3
Subscribers report prompt plone to editors about irregular receipt of newspapers. The notice notes consistent欠 delays and requests investigation by The News PNY staff.
Mr. Guy Ruprecht has returned from Atlantic City. Miss Minnie Yost of Baltimore winks relatives in this city. Howard Kesswant returns from Mountain Lake Virginia. Viola M. Rosske seeks ten weeks' vacation. Harry W. Eater of Baltimore visits parental home. Oliver EB McClow on business in Shamokin with Pauline Diffendal visiting in Weekleton. Harriet and Viola Boyer attend Mt. Airy fair on Baltimore trip. William Burke of Washington visits parental home. Robert E. Dalaplaine returns from Atlantic City. B Koodle and wife spend Sunday with Thurmont. Charles Biggs and child of Pittsburgh visiting relatives. Bettie Brittle of Booneboro visiting Mrs. Kefauver. Rebecca Moberly attends Alry tournament and picnic. George R. Moberly, wife and Grace, visit Washington. William C. Dresger visits Jimtown relatives. Helen Krab returns from Baltimore. Morrison Siathart spends a few days at home. Barah Eichelberger visits Baltimore friends. Nettie Oram and Des Parente connected with Baltimore. Katharine Kelly of Baltimore returns from Braddock Heights. Elmer Smith from near Monrovia returns. Franklin Harrington of Washington visits his parents. George H. Orum and family move to East Qhorah street. Clara Steiner from Baltimore returns. Katia and Kiste Eitel of Baltimore return from visits. Mrs Guy Harper and Alice Mengra of Baltimore return from Braddock Heights. Elder B. T. Hall of Somerset conducts services and returns home.
Fredericksburg teachers gather for the annual institute at the City Opera House. Rev Motter presides with Prof Garrison and school board leaders in attendance. The program includes prayer, readings, and addresses on school issues and teacher pay, followed by committee appointments and daily sessions from 9 to 12.
September term of the Olroalt Overt convened at 10 o'clock this morning for a grand jury session. McGill Belt was made foreman of the grand jury. Other jurors listed include Cariton, J Rowe Ohler, John W. D. Keogle, Ernest B. Bern, Ménard Bouts, L. Galvin, L Huffer, Harry Howard, James P. Forsythe, Charles F. Bobroe da, Reuben Boke, Bases Vetee mm, D. Carvel J Nisodemes, Colembas A. Wel, Mredecick Koehler, Loy, Jobs W. Miller, Hoesagir enartk FF Shaer, Wm. H. Tyler, samnee B. Fretwell and George Binall. Judge Mesherey noted statutes for court attention. Rowert Shafer was made bailiff to the jury. Originals numbered 43. Court adjourned until tomorrow morning at 9:30.
A sequence of Sunday worships noted across several churches. St Johns Catholic marked Benedicton of the Bleeca Evangelical Reformed alongside morning Lake worship. Presbyterian pastor Rev Thomas Freeman preached from Timothy and Evening hymns. German Baptist and Trinity M E reported sermons and baptisms. All Saints Episcopal held morning Mass and Lord's Supper. Lutheran pastor preached on The Lord in Holy Temple with strong Sunday school turnout. Harvest home planned for September 16 and Holy Communion on September 8.
Community announcements cover bus and rail excursions to Nisgars Falls with round trips 11.05, and local listings for restaurants and meal prices. Notices include business matters, a tempered temperance meeting, theater showings, and post absent business handling by attorney Joseph W. Gaver.
Judge Keedy in Hagerstown sustained a demurrer to L Guy Barnhart's bill for divorce from May Sprankle a 15 year old bride married six weeks earlier near Waynesboro Pa The court held a minor cannot sue for divorce in her own name and that the marriage may be voided rather than dissolved The decision notes the license statements lack clear fraud and the bride may now assume her father's name with the case focusing on whether the marriage exists and the propriety of seeking an annulment.
About 4000 people from four Maryland counties and guests gathered at Wildwood Park in Mount Airy for the fourth annual farmers plot event. Governor Warfield planned to speak but was in Cape May. other officials and congressmen did not appear. The day featured balloon ascensions, electric lights, a beauty pageant with Miss Sadie Hobbs crowned queen, and a horse show with Caleb Hobbs as marshal.
Ohio road officials discuss hospital cars for passengers in wrecks. The Pennsylvania and Baltimore and Ohio systems consider the Erie plan, with a new hospital car placed in service at Selamacee New York. Philadelphia officials are pleased and orders may be issued for two to three more cars at Altoona shops.
Local readers confront a new child labor law misfire with September 1 expected start. Questions arise on whether the city health officer must sign certificates and if they are already issued. City figures weigh compliance and enforcement steps amid ongoing confusion.
Lewis Smith is arrested by Officer Dieter for beating Hillary Coantes's wife and child. He is sent to jail for a hearing before Judge Eckateio. A separate note records fines for fighting and other minor offenses with unclear details.
A warehouse man at Harris and Filler in this city was pinned by a falling bale in a wagon. He was found alive but severely injured and is expected to remain in the hospital for several days as doctors assess his injuries.
Myersville officials meet with Hagerstown Railway Company representatives to discuss repairing the town street. The council proposes the town fix the railroad portion and grant two years relief from repairs for 250 dollars, which the railroad refuses. The session grows tense as councilman Bittle and others clash over responsibility.
A list of unclaimed letters at the post office and guidance on leather post card postage. Leather cards bearing only the address cost one cent to mail. adding extra writing increases the rate to nine cents. Names include Mrs Louie Fraley and Miss Bally among others.
A summary of recent local and general notices. Students and citizens traveled to Baltimore for a Baltimore and Ohio excursion yesterday. The brief items cover community happenings and upcoming events.
Fragmentary items mention a board of thanks and a death at a street address. Other readable phrases refer to a fall event, a dinner or meeting, and mentions of Western Union and a vote or rounds. Names and clear events are obscured, leaving only scattered hints of social notices and community notices.
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