Funeral notices list several late residents and services
The community notes multiple funerals with services at homes or depots. Mary Kepler Alice Cassin Ephraim Ogle Clarence Robinson Florence Bambridge are named with service details, pallbearers, and interment at Mt. Olivet Greenmount cemetery. directors M L Etchison C C Carty Thomas P Rice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Kepler
Alice Cassin
Douglass Hooff
George
Edward Birely
Thomas
Harry Chapline
R. E.delaplaine
Wilson Schley
Mt. Olivet
C. C. Carty
Clarence Robinson
Hast Street
L. J. Valentine
Wm. Barnes
Charles Stanton
John Stinton
Charles Davis
Greenmount Cemetery
Thomas P. Rice
Florence Bambridge
DeGrange Street
J. W. Thomas
Great Catoctin Mountain Fire Burns Vast Maryland Woods
A major blaze on Catoctin Mountain near the Thropp property at the Catoctin Furnace raged from Wednesday through Saturday, burning five to six miles long and wide. Residents formed fire lines and fought the flames, which were then brought under control though pockets remained inside the line. The fire threatened the Furnace lands of about 10,000 acres, with cause uncertain though blamed on hunters or local pickers, smoke visible from Frederick and the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catoctin Mountain
Ure
James E. Thropp
Catectin
Thropp
Everitts
Frederick
Catoctin Gap
Pennsylvania
Hay Fire Destroys Wagon Belonging to Anthony Marino
A wagon loaded with hay in front of Frank V Staub’s store on North Market Street caught fire on Saturday afternoon. The hay burned freely and scorched the wagon body, but the horse was unharmed after being unhitched. Cause of the blaze is unknown and responding fire units were not needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony Marino
Frank V. Staub
North Market Street
Frederick Ou
Market Street
Frederick
State Primary to Use Lee Election Law for Nominees
The state primary will be held under the Lee Primary Election law passed last legislature. Voters rank candidates from first to last across the ticket with conventions nominating Governor, Comptroller and Attorney General but delegates pledge to vote for highest first choice counts. If no majority, lowest votes eliminated until nominations are made. Mrs. Albert Whittier reports a bearing lemon tree with five lemons and three more on the branches. The Frederick News urges subscriptions as a funding necessity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Whittier
Telegraph Street
New Market Mayor Street Traffic Report
Residents estimate about a hundred automobiles passed through New Market today. Most headed to Baltimore or onward to this city, with fifteen to twenty five vehicles per hour. Dust from the traffic prompted authorities to consider oiling the street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Market
Baltimore
Excavations for bungalow residence on North Market Street
John T. Best conducts excavations for a bungalow style house for I. Princeton Bucker on North Market Street. Martin C. Kemp acts as contractor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Best
I. Pinceton Bucker
North Market Street
Martin C. Kemp
Cow Struck by Train Near Lewistown
A cow owned by Dr. E. D. Neighbours of Lewistown was struck by a Frederick Railroad Company train yesterday after straying from a field onto the track, breaking its leg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. D. Neighbours
Lewistown
Frederick Railroad Company
Felton Begins Erection of Large Warehouse on North Market
T. M. Felton has commenced the erection of a large warehouse on his property on North Market Street. It will be used in connection with his mill at Cerosville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. M. Felton
Poperty
North Market Street
Cerosville
Visiting Civil War Veterans Tour Frederick in Historic Auto Party
A group of retired U S Army and Navy officers including Gen S BLM Youns Gen George W pane Commodore T R Davenport and Majors Phinies and Fowle arrived in Frederick this morning en route to Gettysburg. They lunched at New City Hotel and spoke of Civil War service while visiting Barbara Frietchie’s home astourists from Washington and Baltimore filled local hotels with auto parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army
Navy
Hagerstown
Scott
Washington
Baltimore
Alleged Violation of Law In Licensing for Panthers
H. K. C. Fox was arrested Saturday on information from John Traitor of the State Board of Plumbing Commissioners. The board alleges Fox violated the law by not obtaining a certificate and continuing plumbing work with two employees without licenses. First Frederick case under this law. warrant by Justice John Francis Smith. Fox released on his recognizance awaiting a hearing. The board issued about 85 certificates in session in Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. K. C. Fox
John Traitor
State Board of Plumbing Commissioners
Fox
Frederick
John Francis Smith
Joe Aldermen
Cumberlang
Frostburg
May Court Term Begins in Alimony Case
The May term of the Circuit Court opened with Judges Hammond Urner, BE. C. Peter and John C. Motter. The docket was read and cases assigned. Arguments occurred in the alimony case Mrs Cornelia McSherry vs Roger McSherry. In 1909 a decree ordered $100 monthly for the children. McSherry seeks modification due to claimed income limits. Urner and Urner for McSherry. Stoner and Weinberg for McSherry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Se Ee Ciy
Circuit Court
Hammond Urner
BE. C. Peter Andohn C. Motter
Cornelia McSherry
Roger McSherry
Suit Against Railroad Over 1910 House Fire Damage
Miss Ella Mayhugh by attorney Samuel A. Lewis sues the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad for 500 dollars claiming damages from a fire on May 4 1910. A shifting engine allegedly caused a spark to ignite the roof of the adjoining house occupied by Irene Shuffler, spreading to the Groff residence occupied by Mayhugh. She seeks 400 dollars for fire and water damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Mayhugh
Samuel A. Lewis
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Irene Shuffler
Charles Groff
Mayhugh
Miss Mayhugh
Reformed Ministers Meet in Trinity Chapel Sessions Discontinued
The Frederick County Ministerial Association of the Reformed church met in Trinity Chapel with Rev. A. J. Herman presenting on The Catechumen Class. A discussion followed. routine business was transacted. The president announced summer sessions are discontinued. next meeting set for the second Monday in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Herman
Frederick County
the Reformed Church
Trinity Chapel
Guy P. Bready
Walkersville
G. A. Snyder
Middletown
D. J. Wolf
Taneytown
Charlesville
W. H. Warner
Braddock
Jas. R. Lewis
Lovettsville
I. XN
Motter
Henri L
Keiffer
Frederick
A. M. Gluck
Emmitsburg
Frederick Saturday Night Parade Lights Up Main Street
Frederick’s Market Street hosts a bustling Saturday night crowd with moving pictures, window displays, and socializing as residents and visitors stroll, shop, and enjoy the lively scene. The article notes strong paradelike activity, diverse crowds, and new electric street lighting drawing attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Market
Central National Bank
Frederich
Proper Observance of Sunday Meeting in Woman's College Hall
A Lord's Day Alliance of Maryland gathering occurred yesterday at 2.30 pm in Woman's College Hall. Edward S. Eichelberger presided. Rev. Henri L G Kieffer led prayers. James FB Tagrant of Baltimore gave the principal address on Sabbath sanctity and observance. Dr W W Davis spoke briefly, closing with a benediction by Rev John J Rives of Trinity M E church South.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord’s Day Alliance of Maryland
Woman's College Hall
Edward S. Eichelberger
Henri L. G. Kieffer
Evangelical Reformed Church
James FB. Tagrant
Baltimore
The
Alliance
W. W. Davis
John J. Rives
Trinity
M. E. Church
South
Special Tomorrow Night at City Opera House
A special meeting of Fredonia Council No 46 U A M L is set for tonight at 7 to arrange attendance at the funeral of ex councilor George H Layhan. Also listed are events including Marvel Tonight and performances at the Armory with Miss Ritchie’s school, and an optometrist notice for Dr O S Highbarger with May 40 and 11 hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Opera House
Vitaggaph
Fredonia Counai
U. A. ML
George HH. Layhan
O. S. Highbarger
Hagerstown
New City Hotel
Highbarger
Rummage Sale at 204 North Market Street
Bargains at a rummage sale held on May 11 at 204 North Market Street. Homie offers candy for sale while hours run late and patrons seek good deals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Market Street
Linen stock advertisement with removal notice
John D. Hendrickson advertises linens including cambric, round thread, and sheeting for clothing and home use. It promotes low prices and material savings, then notes a removal to 5 Court Street on May 1911 with a notice about bill payments and other details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lendrickson
No. S. Court Street
M. Co. I
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Samuel Diehl
Samuel Six
John Strawsberger
Calvin Fogle
Reuben Devilbiss
Park Grossnickle
Big Mountain
Dnnesday
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New Market Mayor Street
Reformed
Citizens’ National Bank
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Frederick, MD
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I. D. Baker
Capital
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Henry K. C. Fox
Wilson & Sons
VB. Fisher
John D. Hendrickson
Express
Josn D. Hendrickson
Neidig & Miller
Chen
Ste YD
Fee D
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Amy Whnted
Sram Serge
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Neldig & Mller
Williamson's Drug Store
Elray
Nowuss
Rexall Store
W. H. Baltzell
East Second Street
Young & Staley
South Market St
Y. M.C. A. Cafe
Homedude
Joes and
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M. L. Etchison
Etchison
ML. Etchison
New Citizens National Bank
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Howard
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South Bend
Illinois
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