Aug 23 in American History and Astronomical Notes
The item lists historical anniversaries including Oliver Hazard Perry's birth in 1785 and John Wells Bulkley's death after serving Lincoln's assassination, plus Sarah M. Flower's death in 1917. It notes Fort Sumter bombardment in 1863 and provides sunset, sunrise, and planets proximity in Cancer with Jupiter and Venus near at dusk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Hazard Perry
Fort Sumter
John Wells Bulkley
Lincoln
Sarah M. Flower
Roswell P. Flower
New York
Family Reunion at Araby Honor Family Ties
The Lewis Ausherman home at Araby hosted a large family reunion with about forty Ausherman children and grandchildren and many relatives attending. A feast followed at 5 pm with ice cream, cakes, fruit, candles, cold chicken, ham, pickles, and lemonade. Notable attendees included Harshman, Goodsell, Zimmerman, Rice, and Sumners families, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis , Ausherman
Harry
Raymond Goodsell
Howard Zimmerman
Harly B. Zimmerman
Vada
Margaret Zimmerman
Milburn
Ray Zimmerman
Lester F. Ausherman
Dorothy Ausherman
Clyde Ausherman
Wm. C. Rice
C. H. Rice
Kieffer Ausherman
Masters Melvin
Herbert Theodore
Darrell Aushermas
D. Edward Ausherman
Ira D. Ausherman
Charlotte Harshman
Josiah Clayton Rice
Oliver TP. Hofman
T &. Waltz
Maude Wats
Miona Knode
Edward WW. Windsor
H. Markell
Oscar Waltz
Walter Cockrell
Guy Cockrell
J. D. Sumners
Effie Baker
Mary Summers
Simon Sum Weis
Enlarging Storeroom Gives Markey's Largest Space In Block
Workmen enlarge and improve Markey's shoe and hat store on North Market Street to create the block’s longest store space. The rear partition will be removed, depth extended to 85 feet, a steel ceiling installed, and street windows doubled in size. New equipment includes three display cases for bats with roller bearings, each showing 160 hats. Completion likely over a month away, business to continue. Also a note on Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy praised by a Des Moines woman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Markey's
Lloyd C.culler
Markey’s
North Market Street
Troops Train With Advance Guard Drills at Camp Ordway
Soldiers of the District Guard practice advance guard methods amid hot sun and wireless position reports. Artillery drills echo Civil War era maneuvers as Frederick crowds watch. Camp life features furloughs, court-martial delays, and comic incidents with a stray Italian vendor and a night horse in tents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City
Camp Ordway
Old Sol
Montevie Hospital
Frederick
Frederica
Harries
Boyd Fawler
K. Clarke
Silo Factory Busy With Extra Hours To Meet Rush Orders
The Econ omy Silo and Tank Company has run its plant about three hours daily over the past two weeks. Extra work stems from a flood of rush silo orders for corn storage as this season’s corn ripened ten days early. The duration depends on how quickly the corn dries, with orders coming from many regions, not a single locality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Economy Silo and Tank Company
Fine apple orchard praised for spraying and yield
Woodsboro resident HAS FINE APPLE ORCHARD DL. A presents fine apples to The News. District Inspector Charles J. Klein reports the orchard near Woodsboro is among the county’s finest, with 4000 bushels on six acres. Spraying for scale and moth credited. A separate note mentions Charley R. Gittinger owning a 1795 plays volume bound leather with copper engravings and aged type.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DL. A. Sharetts
Woodsboro
Charles J. Kiein
Charley R. Gittinger
East Park Street
Colley Cibber
Pen-Mar Anniversary Festival Plans Aug 21
The 36th Pen-Mar opening anniversary will be celebrated on Thursday August 21 with special free attractions and prizes totaling 300 dollars. Judges include representatives from Hagerstown Waynesboro and Chambersburg newspapers. Prof John C Bohl Pen-Mar Orchestra teacher and Prof Libby coordinate attractions for the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pen-Mar
Hagerstown
Waynesboro
Chambersburg
John C. Bohl
Libby
Rand Cut by Rip Saw At Ox Fibre Brush Works
Charles Strailman Jr. suffered a severe laceration to the forefinger of his left hand yesterday when it brushed against a rip saw at Ox Fibre Brush Works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Strailman, Jr
Ox Fibre Brush
Water rates to be revised by city board
The Board of Aldermen approved a costly review of water charges for large consumers with aim to raise rates. A meeting will be held to finalize new pricing by October 1, while house connections remain unchanged. Garbage hauling contract awarded to Edwin Freed for 2650 after competitive bids. The city weighs center-first collection and street routing issues. Track inquiries involve 8. Q track and Baltimore and Ohio lines with property deeds under review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Freed
Thermen
Board of Aldermen
Biser
Board i
Charles H.fraley
Freed
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
B. & C. Avenue
Hymenal Brown Price marriage in Clarksburg
Miss Virgie KB Price daughter of Mr and Mrs Daniel W Price of Kings Valley wed Robey Jr Brown in Clarksburg with Rev Thomas S Davis of the Clarksburg Methodist Episcopal church officiating at the minister home ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown
Pricey
Virgie KB. Price
Daniel W. Price
King’s Valley
Robey Jr. Brown
Clarksburg
Thomas 8. Davis
Clarksburg Methodist Episcopal Church
Marriage Licr Aston Bruns wick Court Notice
James E. Cummings and May P Cage, both of Brunswick, appear in the courts record for marriage license proceedings in the Brunswick area.
Ice Cream Festival Planned by Mission Sunday School
The Mission Sunday school on Winchester Street will host an ice cream festival on Saturday night, August 26, at the corner of South and Winchester streets. Music by the Opera Band adds to the event, inviting all to a pleasant evening with the order of Committee. Unfavorable weather may cancel next fair night. Frederick Lodge No. 1 Loyal Order of Moose will not meet tomorrow night with Fames Te Orem as dictator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howevens Fredeciektonians
Frederick
Signal Corps
H. F. Church
Church
Min
Corp. Co. C. Duval
The
Mission Sunday School
Winchester Street
South
Winchester Streets
O To of M
Frederick Lodge
Loyal
Order of Moose
Fames TE Orem
Fair View
Lease’s Woods
McKaig
Feagaville Band
Toot of Fourth Street
Patrick & Carron
Frederick Railroad Co
Autumn Ready-to-Wear and Blankets Sale Ad
A fragmented ad advertises autumn tailored suits and house dresses with several item prices and discounts. It lists coats, veils, ribbons, lace, and curtains, plus unit prices for blankets and a sale ending in eight days. Names of local business leaders appear with positions.
1911 Frederick retail ads mix with farms for sale
A jumble of 1911 Frederick Maryland commercial notices offers woolen goods and blankets on sale, a fall clothing display, eye care ad, lawn fetes and hospital fundraiser plans. Multiple farm listings near Frederick, Braddock Heights and surrounding towns emphasize hundreds of acres for sale and real estate notes.
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the Daily News
Risea
Constellation
Jupiter Sud
Venus
Washixeton
Magy
Axo
W. N. Moore
Weather Bureau
W. H. Hogarth
John J. Hendrickson
News Office
Geo
Marker
Marvel
Lowenstein & Wertheiner
Loyal Order
Moose Id
Sergt. P. BE. Shomette
Washington
Shomette
George F. Tyrrell
Fifteenth Cavalry Band
Italy
John Doyle Carmody
Ordinance Department
D. A. Sharetts
Rand
Citizens’ National Bank
Citizens' National Bank
Frederick, MD
Capital
Aohn D. Hendrickson
Autummn
Uu da
Halle
J. D. Baker
Joan D. Wendrickson
WM. G. Banwr
Neidig & Miller
H. D. Baker
WM. G. Zimmerman
Cashier
Samuel G. Duvall
Asst
LE Pront
98E Yard
Jurop
Neldig & Miller
Ida M. Smith
Ladiesburg
Latiesburg
D. Princeon Buckey
Williamson's Deug Store
Gra
Edw. Smith
Miss Gardner
Williamso
Rexall Stord
Cramer & Stauffer
Br. O. W. Tines
Bal North Market Street
Fredericl, Ma
Lawn
Markey Lawn
Braddock
Benefit Hospital
R. R
Patrick & Carroll Sts
C. Ramsburg & Son
Harmony Grove, Md
Braddock Heights
Real Estate and Loan
Linganere
Montgomery Go
Frederick County
Court Street
Keller & Myers
Farelock
American Bonding Company of
Baltimore
Frederick County Farmers Exchange
M. L. Etchison
Etchison
New Citizens’ National Bank
Thos. P. Rice
Thomas P. Rice
Young & Staley
Neneae Young & Staley
Gonero Tearm
Teenery
McKalg
Montgomery Co
Charlesville
Monrovia
Mt. Pleasant
LoGors
Yellow Springs
Parke Mills
Brunswick
Woodshoro
Thurmont
New Market
Mt. Airy
Amarile
Deerdeld
Creagerstown
Myersville
Prederichy
Mt Pigasant
Jefferson
Walkersville
Freder
Araby
Frederck
Pudlesville
Greenfield
Lewistown
Thuroont
Fenere Carta
Armatuc
Adamstown
Middletown
Bethel
Frederick R. N
Harry G. Tritapoer
Taj-aere
Mids Farm
New Maikeie Farm
Fredalons
Fred
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