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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1907
Page
3
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Mires Rose Fearhake visits Mo Kalg relatives in Pa. Annie Kopp from Weat HF fth arrest visiting friends in Johnstown. Georges Wilcoxon and family in Baltimore for the day. Miss Macile Ortman of Baltimore visiting Mrs John A Kennedy in Font Third Street. Nellie Gremblue accepts job at Frederick County Telephone Exchange. Several Baltimore residents return from visits, including Mrs Wm Bradshaw and Mrs Sophie Dame. Judge Louis McDomas, after English trip, near home on Oct 9. Many others across Baltimore Westminster and Hagerstown noted returning home.
Brunswick moves ahead as nine new stores have opened in recent months. Dr Winsprener & Co of Frederick have let contracts to Karn & Bro of that town for a large wholesale warehouse, which will be pushed to completion. Thaddeus M. Biser named temporary receiver of B Ebert & Son with a permanent trustee appointed by creditors. The Sick Mrs Margate Broaner fails at her home near the city. Bay you saw it in Tue News.
A column of church notices details sermons and Sunday schools at Schleysville Mission All Saints Episcopal Church Evangelical Reformed Graos Reformed German Baptist Brethren Presbyterian Lutheran and other churches tomorrow with times ranging from morning to evening. Special anniversaries preaching ministers and parish activities are noted along with forthcoming Methodist Episcopal and United Brethren events.
A collage of local quips and notices mentions preparations for a Free Kindergarten resuming October 1, a humorous misread in dialect, and a note that Mr Lewis Woohtar will beautify Mountaledale woods for a picnic area. Also: Dr. R W Smiths horse Skidoo returned from Electric Park races, and Frederick City Hospital Guild plans a November bazar and oyster supper at Junior Hall.
A large barn at the Loata Orphan Asylum farm near Clarke Place burned last night at about 8. The owner Mr. Vernon Molesworth saved threshing gear and harness. The wheat crop of nearly a thousand bushels hay oats and farming equipment were consumed. The fire department saved the silo and outbuildings. Loss estimated at 3000 with 1800 insured on buildings and 1200 on crops. While answering the alarm the United hose wagon tongue broke.
Democratic County Central Committee met at their Evchison building headquarters with large attendance. They discussed voter registration and arranged for full registration. A coordinated egg drive campaign was planned for this fall. Republican County Central Committee met at the courthouse with strong turnout. Registration efforts were organized and district chairmen instructed. Campaign meetings were set for across the county.
Removed to Washington county for trial are the suit of Mrs Lauran O Bleok and others against Baltimore and Ohio Railroad for 20000 dollars for the death of Benny C Black killed at Lime Kiln about a year ago. Also removed are the suits of Charles Oramer versus Geo Clinton Winebrener and Roy B Winebrener and Ida R Oramer versus Geo O Clinton Winebrener and Ida R Oramer versus Roy B Winebrener for damages.
The court appoints Mra Corllia Kete Thomas as guardian of the person of Edward Yankie under court direction. Ossper E. Oline and Marahbail L Etchison are appointed guardians of the estate of Edward Yeakle with authority to manage property. Oline and Brohison to give bond of 75090 for faithful performance.
Baltimore papers seek information about Miss Kelly believed to have left the city about 46 years ago. Mary Pyan of Mount Failh, Frederick County, wrote to the Marshal of Police Farnan requesting efforts to locate Miss Dally Kelly who lived in a white house on the current City Hall site. The note notes a fortune tied to the search and Miss Kelly’s last known whereabouts.
Announcement from the Bijou promises a varied coming week with hard hitting slides and surprise features. Mr Downing vows unique sound effects will accompany each film, creating complete plays in themes for patrons.
A frame barn on Lawson Witkineon’s fruit farm near Booneboro was destroyed by fire, along with machinery hay wheat and seven hundred cantaloupe. Investigators think the blaze started from hay stored in the barn several days earlier.
The O and P Telephone Company is installing new phones linked to the board at the new exchanges building. Old phones will be replaced by new units, and once the new building is ready for business, an entire new service will be in operation.
The committee on resolutions of the Independent Hose Company met that night and appointed George Wallace, Philip Seeger, George Salter Jr., David Zimmerman, and Joseph Elgenhanuer to draft resolutions on the death of member Lewis E Riddlemoser.
United States troops and artillery on march to Frederick and to remain last Monday night will return from Gettysburg by way of Frederick and ramate into the city Monday night. Judge Brothers condition remains similar with physicians somewhat encouraged and no alarming symptoms observed at Elkton home.
The second of five Jamestown Exposition trips was awarded by the Ornmarctal Operators Company to Dr Ira J McGurdy who secured the successful prize.
Rev. E L Watsons, former Frederick pastor now at Strawbridge Baltimore, writes of his Braddock Heights vacation under the caption Beautiful Braddock. He recalls Braddock's march from Georgetown to Fort Da Queane, Civil War memories, and scenic views of Frederick Valley Middletown Valley and across to South Mountain. The piece notes historical sites, local accidents, and upcoming Woman's Christian Temperance Union convention details in Baltimore.
M. Diowas appears in a ledger entry listing the roles of company officers with the title Prosident and the positions of Vice President and Cashier. The fragment notes GC and a single name M. Diowas.
Advertisement notes strong demand for pure dye American made black silks in September with markdowns on tafetta silks and messaline options, plus trims and braids. Also promotes eye strain remedy and local notices about Democratic headquarters openings, a millinery opening, and shop events with dates in October.
A collage of local notices lists tailor made suits and skirts, excursion train schedules, dance events at Junior Hall, private lessons, and various household goods on sale. It mentions Miss Ritchie resuming dances, the Evans and boosters promotions, and evening train changes.
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