This Date In History November 11 highlights
This Date In History marks events from Canute the Great’s death in 1035 to notable births and deaths such as John Abercrombie, Lucretia Mott, Paul Bert, and Charles H. Bell. The list spans centuries and includes moments like the Mayflower Compact signing and Pea Ridge combat death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canute the Great
England
Shaftesbury
Cape Cod Harbor
Cardinal Richeleu
Maria de Medici
Queen Anne
Louis XIII
John Abercrombie
Aberdeen
Ben McCulloch
Tennessee
Pea Ridge
Ark
Poland
Lucretia Mott
Philadelphia
Paul Bert
And
Anam
Charles H. Bell
New Hampshire
Exeter
N.hl
Saturday News features future issue and notices
The Saturday News previews tomorrows issue with Historical Sketches of Bishop Claggett and Captain Kilmers tale of the Santiago campaign, plus a Sunday School lesson analysis, dairy and creamery topics, farm and garden notes, household pages, and regular features. It lists upcoming articles, promotions, and local notices including a 2 cent home delivery offer, a 500 farmer delegation request, a new 200 horsepower engine test, and visiting Frederick residents.
Maryland Christian Endeavor Union Holds Baltimore Convention
The Maryland Christian Endeavor Union prepares its ninth annual convention in Baltimore at the Associate Reformed Church on Maryland Avenue and Preston Street next Tuesday to Thursday. About 400 delegates are expected from roughly 500 societies with 30 000 members including 3 000 juniors. The program features opening enrollment, devotional services, hymns, city and church greetings, and talks by Rev Dr J Wilbur Chapman Rev Dr John R Davies Rev Dr David James Burrell and others with a junior rally and final secretary remarks at the Altamont Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland Christian Endeavor Union
Baltimore
Associate Reformed Church
Maryland Avenue
Preston Street
Second Presbyterian Church
Oliver Huckel
City Union
J. Alexander Johnson
Huckel
P A. Cave
Hagerstown
W H Dunbar
Mark’s Lutheran Church
J. Wilbur Chapman
Philadelpha
Nashville
G. W. Ebaughman
Carroll County
John R. Davies
Chapman
Philadelphia
T. Holmes Walker
A. W. Mather
Cearleounty
J.T McCrory
Pittsburg
Tf Sweeney
Columbus
David James Burrell
New York City
W. WW. Yates
John Willis Baer
Boson
Mass
Altamont Hotel
William A. Schnvaacher
Phoenix
The
State Union
PERSONAL VISITS AND TRAVELS AROUND FREDERICK
Purely personal notes list Solomon Schloss in Baltimore and J Stevens in Carlisle on business, and numerous Frederick residents visiting Baltimore Montgomery county Libertytown and other spots. Highlights include visits by B Rosenour in Frederick, Rebecca Routzahn extended West tour, and theatrical agent A C Hallstein arranging a play at City Opera House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solomon Schloss
Baltimore
J Stevens
Carlisle
Frederick
B. H. Wallenhurst
Ellicott City
4. Rosenour
B. Rosenour
Rebecca Routzahn
West
G. Waring Tyson
Montgomery County
C. A. Norwood
Liberty
Sol Stern
J. Frank Butts
Hagerstown
Bernard Wagner
Jackson
Libertytown
Geo. W. Wright
J. C. Fout
H. F. Getzendanner
South Market Street
M. J. Grove
Lime Run
Sue White
Grove
Washington, D. C
West Norfolk
John T. Gilliepe
Shelbyville
Ind
Chas. F. Witselberger
West Virginia
Hitselberger
BYMENEAL WEDDING ANNOUNCED IN Libertytown GA
The marriage of Miss Margaret M. Trandle daughter of Mr and Mrs F Clayton Trandle of Libertytown and Mr Bernard M Wagner of Jackson Ga is announced for St Peters Roman Catholic Church Libertytown on Saturday November 26 at 10 o clock A M Invitations Ott Mr and Mrs Hezekiah Fox near Double Pipe Creek have issued invitations for the marriage of their daughter Marcella to Mr Harry H Borer The ceremony will be at their home Wednesday morning November 14 at 13 o'clock
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret M
F Clayton Trandle
Libertytown
Bernard M. Wagner
Jackson, Ga
St. Peter's Roman Catholic Church
Hezekiah Fox
Double Pipe Creek
Marcella
Harry H. Borer
Wil
College
Unionvalle
King's Daughters
St. John’s Reformed Church of Croagestown
Town Hill
Few Seats Left for Entertainment Course Tickets
Limited seats remain for the YMCA entertainment course. Interested persons should apply to Wm. C. Birely at the Stock. Joseph EB. Zeller, a Baltimore and Gaiavenas resident, was exhibited last night and is not expected to do.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. C. Birely
Joseph EB. Zeller
Baltimore
Gaiavenas
Road Inspectors Review New Myora ville to Middletown Road
The Board of Directors of the Myora ville and Calfecrio road with Frederick and Middletown road directors conducted an afternoon inspection of the recently completed line between Middletown and Myoravilla. President George William Smith joined Frederick officials and other directors on the trip, the first over the new route, to judge if it is ready for final completion and operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myersville
Qatovein Hailway
Myoraville
Calfecrio
Dent
Frederkokadad
Middletown Road
Middletown
Myoravilla
George Walliam = Smith
Frederick and Middletown Road
Frederick
News of the Churches Proclaims Several Revival Meetings
Protracted meetings start at Providence M P Church Kemptown and Woodsboro. Utica Union Sunday school plans Christmas Eve services. Mt Pleasant MTE Church hosts revival led by Rev J J Cross. Mt Zion Reformed Aid Society meets next Sunday evening. Elder Albert Hollinger to lead series at Pleasant Hill Church near Monrovia starting in November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence M.P
Kemptown
Floyd
M.P
Woodsboro
Utica Union Sunday School
MTE
Mt. Pleasant
J. J. Cross
Aid Society of Mt. Zion Reformed Church
Fengaville
Poffenberger Comments on District Result
Mr T A Forcenberger, defeated Democratic nominee for Congress, discusses the election outcome. He criticizes local Democrats for not turning out, cites Frederick County turnout, and claims more party support would have changed the 6th district result. He notes he received many Republican votes but says stay-at-home Democrats decided the race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poffenbrger
T. A. Forcenberger
Cogress
Siath
Washington County
Blair Tee
Garrett
Allegany
The Crops Report From A Rural Year
Farmers report corn nearly all shelled for winter with most fodder hauled in. Wheat looks well after warm spells, pumpkins mature early and in fine pie ready condition. Parsnips large and sweet, buckwheat good, spring onions sizable, chestnut harvest nearly finished and unusually large with few defects.
Luge and Bazaar Society Meeting at City Opera House
A fervent gathering of lady participants for the Masonic Bazaar met yesterday afternoon at City Opera House. Six booth managers arrange details and over one hundred ladies are to participate. Next meeting set for Monday evening at 7 at City Opera House. Frederick City Hospital Association plans supper in Junior Hall next week with short nightly entertainments. Regular monthly meeting scheduled next Monday at 2 in the Academy building room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Bazar
City Opera House
Frederick City Hospital Association
Academy Bulding
Possum Hunt Chaperoned by Mayor in Barnesville Party
A Barnesville dispatch reports Mayor and Mrs Walter B Smith hosted a Friday night possum hunt for a group of young people. They traveled four miles from town with dogs trailing the game and enjoyed fruits and candies roadside. One possum was brought home, but the outing was deemed a fun novelty for the girls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnesville
Walter
Smith
Wales
The Gibbons Case Moves to Montgomery County Court
Indicted for murder George Gibbons will be tried in Montgomery county court after jury disagreement in the local court. The trial is scheduled to begin early in December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivan
George Gibbons
Montgomery Country
Montgomery County
Weather Drench then sharp NW Breeze Cools Evening
Between five and seven last evening heavy rain fell in torrents. By 10 o clock clouds cleared and a north west breeze set in, making the atmosphere much cooler into the early morning.
Hotel Burgess Corner Entrance Project Advances
Work to create a corner entrance at Hotel Burgess will finish in the next few days. Interior improvements are ongoing and, when completed, will enhance the appearance of the well known hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Improrem
Burgess
A Novelty at Blaney’s Window This Thursday
A Hired Girl will appear on Thursday November 7 at Blaney’s novelty display. She will work a full day, both in the window and on stage, and is said to be worth seeing for her performance and presence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas H. Haller
Blaney
Grand Templar District Lodge Meeting Tomorrow
District Lodge No 4.1.0.G.T. will meet tomorrow at Daniel in Carroll County. Delegates from this county are expected to attend. Ad provides patent medicine claims for Hood's and blood purifying benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Templar
G.T
Daniel
Carroll County
Unhealthy Children Should Be Sent Home From School
Maryland Public Health Association holds second semi annual meeting in Easton. Dr Joseph H Clichner of Baltimore discusses tuberculosis in school urging removal of ill children, improved air, diet, and sun. He warns milk from tubercular cows spreads disease and stresses early detection and home rest to prevent spread of the “white death.”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland Public Health Association
Euston
Joseph H. Clichner
Baltimore
Gichner
Mitch
Particwar
Rae Pee
Sunday Mission Programs At Reformed Church
Sunday notices outline a sequence of meetings at the Reformed Church ME Preacant beginning Tuesday evening with sermons about church life and ministerial topics. The week includes discussions on church discipline, matters of parish and congregation welfare, and a Frederick County Ministerial Association session. A health note references a fig extract product promotion.
Local notices of oyster suppers and a new bicycle club
A jumble of community announcements lists oyster and baked goods events at St Peters R U Church Libertytown and College Unionville plus a Washington Camp Oyster affair. It also notes a Berkeley Temple Institute College season closing concert by the Ladies Military Band and the formation of a Bicycle Flag Club with officers and a meeting tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berkeley Temple Institute
D. W. Toward
Boston ‘Times
City Opera House
Howard
New Season Goods Attract Shoppers To Local Store
John Hendrickson promotes a fresh line of ladies’ wool cashmere and double texture garments with prices ranging from 75 cents to $5. Umbrellas for men, women, and children are displayed, with school and adult styles priced from 48 cents to $1.75. Nightrobes in outing cloth sell for 98 cents to $1.75, while the store emphasizes reliable drugs and aims to draw trade from customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bostor
Big Minstrel Show at Opera House Friday Night
Richards Pringle Rusco Holland present the Big Minstrel Festival led by Billy Kersauda, claimed as the world’s greatest negro minstrel. A new show promises to surpass prior efforts and appears at the Opera House for one night only on Friday November 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richards & Pringle
Rusco & Holland
Billy Kersauda
Lewspaper
Opera House
Corneheiled 30 Seats pershel do not change
Fragmentary note lists Corneheiled with 30 seats per shell at a price of $1.50 a barrel, but readable context is limited. No further details on event or source clarifications are available.
Local notices and sales blur in early ads
A patchy local page advertises optical services from Saks Optical in Washington DC, upcoming social events by the Independent Drum Band, a theater style fish and oyster promo at Sam's Place, and low priced holiday china items plus a rug announcement from Eclal Rug. The mixed items reflect a busy commercial notices page with modest promotions and event dates.
Carpet House Offers Rugs and Wool Art Carpets
RUGS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. Also Wool-Art Carpets in all sizes. Exclusive Designs. High Novelties. Only to be found at our Carpet House. When you combine Extra Good Quality with Low Prices you have a combination sure to give satisfaction. Such carpets are the best that good maternal and superior workmanship can produce and are sure to give good service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blankey
New Organ for Presbyterian Church and Local Notices
The Presbyterian church in the city plans a new organ to be installed and used before Christmas. Additionally, cut flowers are offered at D. Groff's on North Market Street. A November score contest at Bowling Alleys, 64 South Market, promises grand prizes for monthly top scores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Groff’s
North Market Street
John H. Frazier
South Market Street
Frederick
Maryland
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Daily News
Washington
Taz News Fair
W. L. Moors
Weather Bureau
HEW Advertu City Opera House
Optician
Chiffonieres
Fents
Sam
J. J. Forney
David Cramer
Isador
Heoa Spalding
Mrs. Webb
Carty
C. E. Ramsburg
E. Chine
the Saturday News
Sanunpay
Claggett
EL Cane
Geo. L. Kilmer
Gen. Chaffee
Captain Kilmer
Santiago
D. M. Stearns
D. B. Salfi
Bethesda
Salmon
New York
Great Britain
Household Page
Mary Jane
the Market Scribe
Folland
Lowndes
Fort Worth
Tex
Frederick City Milling Company
J.H. Whittier
Walkersville
Roscoe Swadener
N. P. Stottlemyer
Wolfsville
R. Snouffer
Emittsburg
L. M. White
Wolfshire
L. Eby
Sabillasville
G. B. Smith
A.W. Moss
W. B. Brooks
Wilson
A. W. Owings
J W.stone
P. Rutledge
G. H. Ward
P. Wmith
J.F. Rubie
York
Enngylvania Railroad
James A. W. Thomas
Smd
Ignes J. Gassaway
Toth of
Dount Airy
the. Convention
Maryland Union
Monumental
Bymeneal
New “Road
Perent
News OF the Churches
Gibbons
Maryland Public Health Aksko Elation
Aston
Ope
Conner
Woodnesday
Thrace
Pitmar
Frederick County
Sykes
McLean
Qee
Drs
Cort
Vane Cnijaren
Forma
Ladies’ Military Band
G. R. Flantt
Joseph Chow
B. J. Kennedy
Harry C. Chew
Chis Stanb
G.S. Schafer
Clauds Moberly
Robert Elis
Marty Schroeder
Walter Flantt
A. A. Dean
Charles Koefer
Harry Kennedy
Guy Stoner
John Ridenour
Roy Anderson
David Grif
Barry Flerbert
Hanson Maulsby
Joseph Chew
A. Dean
G. R. Fhintt
Bicycle Flag Club
John Hendrickson
Erpusis
Merkou
Isie
John Henriesson
Neidig & Miller
Greater Frederick's
Nez Eidig
Mazest
Tormeris
Kodock
Neidig
Orphans' Court
Joseph W. Etzler
George W. Bowles
Harriet Sting
Asbury Hopkins
D. B. Nm
Jeannette Beall
Lewis A. Kolb
Jeanette Beall
Geo. E. Myer
Oscar Bi
I. As
Saks Optical Company
Seventh Street
Carlin House
Eyes
Mask
Samuel C. Titlow
Grisu Brees
L. EB
Muollinix
ECLAL
Dunston E. Mann
Presbyterian Church of
Wm. C. Boteieer
N. Market Street
Bettey
E Oline
Rodoce & Go
Avery
Rodoor & CO
A. T. Rice & Sons
A. T. Riz & Sox Pomeral
HIRUA
North Marky Street
Frederick, Nd
Staub
Liss
North Wast Corner
Fourth and Market Street
Railing
Marker
Anca
C.E. Ramsburg
Alla
Lexington St
T. 3
Coarta
Couscoen
Mitten
G. Urnar
Clatin D. Kees
Urner
Lev
Attornet
S. Levy
Court Street
Bia
Kopzaus
Somorte Katnhi
Mae
Marriame
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