Deaths and Obituaries From Middletown Valley Area
Several local obituaries note Elizabeth Smith of Church Hill dying at about 4 45 am aged 120 with ties to Buddietown valley and Mansfield Ohio. Funeral at Middle town Letheran church with pallbearers listed. Also Dr John Keassy Johns dies at home on Maundler farm near Easton aged 73 after practicing in multiple states. John H Dade, 86, dies at daughter’s home in Buck Lodge Montgomery County. Lawrence William Powell infant death in Walkersville observed with church services. Adam W Palmer, Middletown Valley resident, dies at 2 30 pm at home from Bright's disease. funeral planned at St John’s Church Church Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Smith
Church Hill
Mire
Amanda Hoover
Jacob Smith
Buddietown Valley
Lsat
Henry
Samuel
John
Daniel
Tesac
William Smith
John X. Brandenburg
Jacob Sommers
Brandenburg
Ana Remaburg
William Bowing
Middletown Valley
Shea
D. W. Smith
Mansfield
Ohio
Letheran Church
Middletown
M.L. Bloe
Danial O. Harehmen
L. F. Gaver
Carlton Palmer
Franklin M. Routzabn
Charles W. Rice
John Kensey Johns
John Keassy Johns
St Bir
Maundler Farm
Easton
Johns
Conny
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Baltimore County
Smyrna
Del
Talbot Conney
Rinehart
Jesse Tyson
Baltimore
A.A. Hinghes
Robert Rinehart
John . Dade
John H. Dade
James W. Darby
Buck Lodge
Montgomery County
William Dade
Frank Pyles
Dawsonville
William
Mr. Dade
Auns Dade
Protestant Episcopal Orphan Asylum
Adam W. Palmer
Bright
St. John’s Church
Church and convention notices briefed for week
Service preparatory to holy communion to be held at Evangelical Lutheran Church at 7 20 this evening. Democratic County Convention to nominate a ticket to be held at City Opera House tomorrow. Bess Temperance Association and Boys Temperance Association meet at 7 this evening at the W O T U rooms. Say you sew in The Lawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Opera Home
Bess' Temperance Association
Boys’ Temperance Association
Automobilists Here Bring Ten Autos to City Hotel Run-Party
Hagerstown Automobile Club organized a first car trip to Frederick with ten fully loaded vehicles. The convoy started at 3 PM, one car every five minutes, to dodge dust, with a stop at Braddock Heights and a supper at the City Hotel. Return leg began around 9 PM, reaching Hagerstown by 1 AM. One car delay occurred near Middletown due to a broken drive chain. Participants included Harold L Pops and Edward W Byron among drivers, with Mrs Byron and several others accompanying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Braddock Heights
City Hotel
Hagerstown
Middletown
Edward W. Byron
Ron Wers
Harold L. Pops
George B. Roulette
Chester Holzapfel
William van Wagust
Edward W. Brrox
W.B. Litsleter
John E. Ssonsbraker
Ernest S. Binning
H. BD. McLaughlin
George W. McD. Wolf
Robert Shafer
Racnasl Schutenberger
H. Gennell
H. Binning
H. D. McLaughlin
Frack Baldwin
Harry H. Beach
Victor Palmer
W.B. Sooke
S. W. Kent Miller
Personal News Rostrum From Streets of The City
A long list of local residents and visitors in the city includes Mr George BE Schell of Ms Airy and Mr Eugene Wachter of Adamstown on business, families returning from trips, and guests visiting relatives. Names span Baltimore, Huntingdon, Waynesboro, Hanover, Hagerstown and nearby towns with notes on travel to New York, Atlantic City, and the valley of Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George BE. Schell
Ms. Airy
Eugene Wachter
Adamstown
George BH. Wiener
Mme
Fra Fahroay
East Church Street
Huntingdon
Joshus James
South Street
Atlantic City
T. L. Crawford
Iamsville
Edna Ames
Toledo
Ohio
Alice Smith
Gourt Square
J. E. 5. Wagner
Libartytown
Henry P. Fabroey
North Markat Atrast
Hhss
M Tisit
J. J. McCordy
B. Guy Thomas
New York
W. W. Osburn
West Thire
Valley
Virginia
J. W. Molesworth
Ijamerville
Fraderick
Henry Wood
Brunswick
Henry Habbott
South Market Street
Lora
Elizsbath Wahrney
Church Street
Waynesboro
Georges Rosskey
Derr Street
Hanover
Sod
P. Samuel Notusgle
Patrick Sirest
Hagerstown
Charles EB. Schieifter
Weat
Patrick Street
Manchester
Ostroll County
Edward Baltzell
W. . Snyder
Mira
Thomas P. Ries
Rothetta
Jane
Baltimore
John Kemp
Mississippi
Lewis Kemp
Waeet Third Street
E. Phebus
East Patrick Street
Balmore
Geo. C. Biser
Laears Grove
Elk Lick
M. 3.Grove
Charles A. Landis
Bright Bits and Local Happenings of 1905 1906 Season
The residence of Mr. John Ener on Water Street has been repainted by Mr. J. W. Wusz. The Democratic Central Committee opened headquarters in the Thomas Kemp building at Market and Patrick. Mrs. John Strinze of Walkeraville grows a large red pepper plant bearing about forty five peppers. The young men of B Bronewick issue twenty invitations for their grand opening ball at Red Men's Hall next Monday with music by the Frederick Beleat Orchestra. Ethan A. Cramer of Ox Fibre Brush Works injured by dust in his left eye yesterday. Circus coming as Frank A. Robbins shows will exhibit here on Thursday September 25 afternoon and evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ener
Water Street
J. W. Wusz
Democratic Central Committee
Thomas Kemp
Market
Patrick Streets
John Strinze
Walkeraville
Wabash Survey Moves From Middletown to Boonsboro
The Wabash surveying corps directed by G. W. Forrey has completed work in Middletown and moved to Boonsboro Maryland Washington county tracking the line from a tunnel on Booth Mountain across Main Street and along the national pike south toward Fox Gap and Williamsport. The route includes 70 to 104 foot bridges and crosses near Keller's mill and John Leutherman. The survey projects a path through the high ground north of Middletown and toward Ostuctin Mountain with possible ties to Boonsboro and Williamsport, covering about a mile longer than the main pike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Forrey
Middletown
Boresboro
Washington County
South Mountain
Fox's Gap
Main Street
Booth Mountain
Bolivar
John Leutherman
Npe
Myereville Road
Keller’s Mill
Lissis Catootia
Keller's Mill
High Commons
Wapat Main Street
M'ddletown
Potos
Main Strait
Hoops
John Gardner
E. L. Beckley
Jefferson Road
Middistown
Ostoctin Mountain
Soush Mountain
Williamsport
Boonsbarc
Tonnel
Tonnal
Funerals Held for Henry Sparks and Mary Matthews
The funeral for Henry Sparks was held yesterday at 2 pm at his home in Klin hart's alley with Rev. T O Carroll officiating. Pallbearers included Henry Adame, Jerry Barnes, John Hil, John Goins, Benson Brown, and Lloyd Danton, with burial at Labadug Sons' cemetery. funeral director Thomas P. Rice. A second service for Mary Matthews occurred yesterday at 3 pm at her Seventh street road home with Rev. J F Wagoner officiating. Pallbearers included John Going, Tehe Hiil, George Lyles, Charlen Davis, Whilam Redman, and Joseph King, interment at Greenmount. general director noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Sparks
Iste
Klinehart’s Alley
T. O. Carroll
Henry Adame
Jerry Barnes
John Hil
John Goins
Benson Brown
Lloyd Danton
Taterment Wea
Labadug Sons
Thomas P. Rice
Mary Matthews
Entertaining Benefit at City Opera House by Mountain City Lodge
A crowded audience witnessed three acts in a benefit program for Mountain City Lodge Knights of Pythias at City 4 Opera House. Mr and Mrs Robert Downing starred with local assistants Myrtle Harshberger Edgar Miller Harry J. Kenuver and Charles Price. Frederick Select Orchestra provided music. A pink rose shower honored the couple after Raising the Dead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City 4 Opera House
Mountain City Lodge
Pythias, Drew
Crowded House
Snd
Robert Downing
Miyrtle Harshberger
Edgar Miller
Harry J. Keinuver
Charles 5. Price
Frederick Select Orchestra
Beising the
Downing
Frank Hargett
Lady Badly Injured by Sharp Block in Chair
Mrs John Beachley of Broad Beon in this county suffered a severe and peculiar accident when a sharp block hidden in a chair slid as she sat, causing a deep wound and heavy blood loss. Dr Schildt Knecht attended. Dr A A Lam ar performed an extensive operation lasting about ninety minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Beachley
Broad Beon
Sundey
Schildtknecht
Burkibtsville
DeGrange Captures Cup In Frederick Lawn Tennis Club
The Frederick Lawn Ten bigs Association held the final match of the silver cup series yesterday afternoon. McQuilkin DeGrange defeated Rev. John J. Yellows in straight sets 5-3 6-3 6-3 to claim the cup. Previously J Francis Smith won the cup two years ago and Rev. Yellett held it last year. Also noted, Mr Gideon C. Smith left Fredericks to join Leonard Studio in Owensboro Ky. he and his brother started Smith Bros. Studio in 1900 and his mother’s recent death left the business to continue with him away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. DeGrange
Frederick Lawn Tenbigs Association
Pecstora
McQuilk
Detsrange
John J. Yellows
J. Francis Smith
Yellett
DeGrange
Gideon C. Smith
B. & G. Depot
Frederics
Leonard
Owensboro
Smith
Byerly
G. Webster Smith
Smith Bros
Local Mart Market Quotations From Tyson's Store
Market quotes show corn at 3.90 per barrel with damages and misprints. Wheat No 9 red valued at 7.70 per bushel with steamer and damaged entries. Cotton and other items listed with unclear units and errors. prices appear inconsistent and partially unreadable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mart. K. G. Waring Tyson
European study plans for Dr Sappington and Hopkins alum
Dr Clifford Sappington of Jonas Hopkins University Baltimore will leave Frederick in late September to undertake special work under Prof Young at Johns Hopkins University for one year. He will then study in Vienna Berlin and Paris. He graduated from Dover Maryland three years ago as an 82 80 honor man and has practiced medicine in Frederick while holding prior hospital and university positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johes Bopthe University
Clifford Sappington
Frederick
Prof Young
Jonas Hopkins University
Baltimore
University
Vienna
Berlin
Paris
Sappington
Dover
Maryland
Hia
Bia
Oritiwenon
Maternity Hospital
Tiffany
St. Joseph's Hospital
Spru
Fire destroys three Oxford buildings in shipyard blaze
Fire swept the Oxford Shipbuilding Company at Oxford destroying three buildings. The blaz e caused extensive damage to the works and disrupted operations. Firefighters fought the flames for hours, with no word on casualties.
Whitman Smith Nuptials St Bartholomews Baltimore
Miss Mabel Aigusy Whitman daughter of Mr and Mrs Frederick Winthrop Whitman of Baltimore married Harry Milton Smith at St Bartholomew s Church. Rev Wim P Dame officiated with maid of honor Faith Lindsay and best man John Thomas Smith. After a northern tour they will reside at 2025 Madison Avenue and be at home after October 4.
Waterworks Inspected by Mayor and Aldermen
The Mayor and Board of Aldermen conducted a thorough inspection of the city waterworks reporting first class order and attractive surroundings at the receiver and Fishing Creek. The party included Mayor Smith. Aldermen Schell Leage Hindley Hershberger Douglass. Clerk Kemp. City Attorney Lavy. Superintendent Tyergar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
John Ed. Schell
Ronard C. Leage
G. Wesley Hindley
John Hershberger
Joseph Douglass
O. Edwin Kemp
Charles P. Lavy
Frank Tyergar
Bank Statement and Local Notices from Frederick 1905
A Frederick Maryland newspaper page shows a bank statement for Citizens' National Bank with liabilities, assets, and officer attestations dated August 25 1905. The notice includes advertising for home goods from Dennis Satterine and others, shop offerings at Newdig & Miller, and local services. it lists professional cards, a veterinary and medical note, and a Frederick gas and heating firm promoting gas ranges with installment options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TEX— Citizens' National Bank
Frederick
Maryland
Saturday Specials and Local Attractions at Frederick Shops
Saturday advertisements highlight Wiseberg’s sale on part of Sample Bhoss and a Braddock Heights Friday night dance. The notices include Shoe displays at Wineberg, pac kard shoes, Edison phonographs, carpet cleaning, and a Sunday excursion by the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad with special rates for Patriarchs Militants and Sovereign Grand Lodge events. Plans mention Frederick College fare reductions and colonist tickets to the West, with additional retail offers from A J Eichhelberger and grocery items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiseberg's
Patriarchs
Sovereign Grand Lodge
Philadelphia
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Phiiladelphia
Frederick College
California
Arizona
British Columbia
Colorado
Montana
New Mexico
Oregon
South Dakota
Texas
Utah
Washington
Wyoming
Hand Crushed in Wagon Accident Near Middletown
Mr Jousph H Hedges a well known farmer living east of Middletown sustained a severe crush injury to his right hand when horses restiven as he unfolded phosphates from a wagon. The fingers were caught between the wheel and wagon front, breaking bones atop the hand. Dr Lamar of Middletown set the fractures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jousph H. Hedges
Middletown
Hodges
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the Daily News
Gig—Philp
Austin
Caarien
Thomas Overbury
Nile
Arabella Stuart
James LII
New York City
Bette
John Witherspoon
Jerdan Preacher
Newton
Scotland
Grey
Lustuez
Wasniwerex
Tam News
L. Moogs
The
Weather Bureau
Advasis
Bay Wainted
Bakers’ Pavorits F
Baltimore & Wash Packard Shoes
Braddock Heights Life
Todersoar
Fall Footwear
Saterday
Fall Crars Goods
M. Nixéoff. Jr. Palegraph Co
Keller
Wineberg’s
Whorberg’s
Dance Tonight
J.P. Bennett
Carty Q. Thos
Kemp Teidig & Miller
Bae
Pny
News OF the Churches
Tae
Bagaretows Club
Frank A. Robbin
Onte
Booth
Catoctin Monateiuc
Ume
Europe
Oxford
Oxford Shipbuilding Company
John T. Lowe
McDaniel
Tilghmaen's Island
Hamilton E. Hutchins
Naval Academy
Hegeratown Fair Association
Frank Brown
Elizabeth Beard
Isaac G. Beard
Gavetown
W. D. Wagmar
Cumberland
M. GO. A
Jonas
McQardell
Hagerstown Bookbinding and Printing Company
Sloces
Warfield
Annapolis
William T. Adama
Wicomboo
Daniel F. Shipley
House of Delegates
Carrell County
Jacob Baynard
Laward Bimp Eon
Augustus H. Ebert
B. Ebert & Sons
Wm. P. Mealsby
A.5
Brown
F. M. Fauble
Geo. A. Pearce
Thad. M. Biser
Steiner's Mill
Backeystown Dam
Reifanider’s
Ostesville Mill
Point of Rocks
Potomac River
Business Men's Association
Business Mien's Association
Citizens’ National Bank
U.S
Ford
U. S
Pital
Parpias Fund
Pas
Stai
Gertiged
Tata
Zisuss
Total
Boulges
Burtant County
Zigmerman
G. Zoimerman
J. Travers Thomas
N. P
James McSherry
Thomas RE Aaller
J.D. Baser
Joen Mendrickson
Dennis
Sattrrne
Suez
Lyou
Regelar
Basser
Looma
Joan Yendrickbo
Newdig & Miller
Sung & Miller
Ouresty
Frederick Collecs
Sewing-Machine
Needien
Sil
Patrick St
Frederick, Md
George
Rodoch
Sanualn Dorletin
Afu
Lcemok
Bodooe
Thos
BP. Rice
Fusexal
North Market Street
East Fourth Street
Frederick County
Jn R. B. Peterman
Franklin Street
Gity Hotel
OG. L. Befauver
Uprlcal
Frederick, Ma
BE. Foster
Dentiot
Frederick Gas & Ensc. C0
Igy South Market St
X. & M. Reidway
Care
Wineberg's
Packard Shoes
Asys One
Indy
G. W. M Eeller
Middletown, Md
Whineberg
Dyer & Yinger
O. Frans Rice
Excelsior Steam
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Qsplitai
Monumental City
L. E. Nullinee
Hagerstown Fair
Baltimore & Onic BR
L. F. Mullinte
R. WN. E. Kefauver
Frederick A Md
Moediy
Morgen Cecil Bes
Ocecil & Gorman
Cecil & Gorman
Cecil
Ezodawiy
Cecil & Gormar
West Parrish
Gaturday
A. J. Eioghelberger
Picus Barry
J. Eichelberger
A. W. Cor
Marzet
Wwe
Tex News
Eent
Gomber GooDs
B. Bappingtor
Jennis Bowlus
Lamar
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