January 13 in American history and notable events
A scrambled historical snippet lists key dates and figures from 1773 to 1900 including Montgomery Meade Benedict Arnold’s march to Quebec Admiral Dabigren and John Dehigren’s naval command, Greene called the father of Greater New York, plus a note on a meteor shower peak, all presented in a retro timetable style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Montreas
Red
Benedict
Arnold
Quebec
John
Adolph
Dabigren
Dehigren
United States
Squuadre
Bary
Andrew. B. Greene
Greater
New York
Ei Doors
Notice to Subscribers Collect Day Reminder
Monday Yeing the fifteenth date is our regular collection day. Carriers will collect amounts due from subscribers on their routes. Have exact change ready to speed the process and save time.
Purely Personal Notices from Local Residents
Local column lists numerous visiting relatives and travelers across East Second and Third streets. Entries include Raymond Tombs visiting his mother S A E Toms, Harry Hake staying with family on Last Fourth street, Miss Helen Mullinix visiting Westminster, and others returning from Baltimore Atlantic City and Washington. Several trips and dedications noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond A. Tombs
S. A. E. Toms
East Second Street
Harry If Hake
Washington
Last Fourth Street
Helen A. Mullinix
East Third Street
Jennue Herr
Westminster
Mra
East Patrick Street
Atlantic City
Kate Gittinger
Baltimore
Montgomery County
Charles K Steck
D .D
Bittinger
Accident Involving Charles Sejes and Zents
Wednesday afternoon Charles B Sejes was shot with a 44 calibre rifle near Thure ment. The ball entered the right leg about five inches above the knee, fractured the femur and lodged in the left thigh. Dr B J Jamison feared amputation but strives to save the limb. the bullet caused severe fracture and complications may affect healing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles B . Sejes
Teg B. B. Zents
Mark
Thurement
B. J. Jamison
Fiat
Ig Wnet
Scorched by Electrical Incident Near Booth Market
Two men Wesley Swope and George Lidie narrowly escaped harm yesterday at the Booth Market Rest area when a repaired electric light wire along Treat the which Corner struck Swope. Henry Wiewheret noted the incident and the workers managed to avert serious injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Swope
George Lidie
Booth Market
Henry
Religious Services and Meetings Across Community
A wide list of sermons, services, and meetings is announced for tomorrow across local churches. Rev John Paul Tyler at Trinity M E and Rev J W Kiracofe preach at multiple hours, with Sunday schools, youth events, and evangelistic revival ongoing. The notes include church offerings, baptism, choir plans, and union services, emphasizing broad participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lamar
Ps Itis
Boileyaville
Church of the Brethren
Flint Hill
John’ Paul Tyler
Gospel Mission Workers
Lambert Building
West Patrick Street
United Brethen
The
J. W. Kiracofe
Christian
Endeavor
Lealle Lease
St. John’s Catholic Church
Fr.j.kane
Evangelical Lutheran Church
A. R. Wentz
Pennsylvania College
John
Eybright
Trinity M. E
Church, South
John Paul Tyler
Louis Koontz
Frederick College
Sainte
Protestant Episcopal
Dr. Smith
New York
Episcopal Sunday School Union
Church Bible School
Alonzo D. Winters
Christian Endeavor Meeting
Elinor Markey
Methodist Episcopal Church
Geo. W. Shoemaker
E. 8. Lamar
Epworth League
Misa Nina Hays
Woman’s College
Cole
Presbyterian Church
Thomas Freeman
Dixon
Adam Geibel
Perry
Reopening Services At Christ Reformed Church Middletown
The Christ Reformed Church Middletown will hold reopening services Sunday morning November 21 with a consecratory sermon by Rev William C Schaet. A two manual pipe organ installation and church improvements including pastor study and carpet will be celebrated with an organ recital Friday November 19 at 7 15 led by Rev J Frank Frysinger of York Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mertand
Vornet
Clay DéGrange
Charles Fear
George Edward Sealth
Joseph
Peterson
Cate
Christ, Church
Christ Reformed’ Church
Middletown
Willai
Schaot
D. DL
Janoastés
Pai
Christ Reformed Church of Middletown
J. Frank Jr
First Presbyterian Church
York, Pa
Conservatory of Music
The
Woman's College
Misa Elinor Markey
Elmer Dixon
Grayson H. Staley
Jefferson
Frederick
Myersville
Local Notes on Church Suppers and Community Happenings
Church suppers are multiplying as Frederick County residents prepare for Thanksgiving. The Frederick County Historical Society will resume its meetings this month. Dr Charles G MacGill and Mr Harry Dicter bagged rabbits while preparations proceed at Grace Reformed Church. The Diamond Roller typewriter announces new echo brits for organ music rolls, and S L Welty leads teams retouching interior woodwork at Grace Church and the Franklin Savings Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turkey
Theo Diele
Frederick County Historical Society
Charles G MacGill
Harry Dicter
Grace’Reformed
East Second Street
L. Welty
Franklin Savings Bank
Funeral for Mrs Thomas Whitmore Held at Ataby
The funeral for the late Mrs Thomas Whitmore was held yesterday at 11 o'clock from her Ataby home. Services were conducted by Rev Luther Warner and Rev John Tyler. Pallbearers were Charles Green T G Waltz Newton Wachter Jonenh Cut enil Edward Shafer and Thomas Darn. Interment followed at Mt Quivet cemetery. Schroeder served as funeral director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Thomas Whitmore
Ataby
Luther Warner
John Paul‘Tyler
Charles Green
T. G. Waltz
Newton Wachter
Jonenh Cutenil
Edward Shafer
Thomas Darn
Mt.Quvet
Schroeder
Directa
Property Transfer in Main Street Sale to John M. Ahalt
Mr. William S. Gaverbax sold property on Main Street in Burkittaville to John M. Ahalt, now in Harford County. Ahalt plans to retire from farming in spring due to ill health after past injuries including hospital treatment in Baltimore. Gaver expects to travel west in spring to visit his brother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wma. S. Gaverbax
Main Street
Burkittaville
John M. Ahalt
Harford County
Ahalt
Baltimore
Guver
Tragic Brunswick Yard Train Death Claims M R Tucker
M R Tucker aged 21 native of West Virginia died in Baltimore and Ohio yards at Brunswick after being thrown from a caboose and run over by a freight train. The body was sent to Knoxville for burial and later to Karnesville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick Yard
M. R. Tucker
West Virginia
Baltimore and Ohio
Brunswick
Knoxville
Kearneysville
Frederick City Hospital Monthly Meeting Report
The Frederick City Hospital Association held its monthly meeting at the hospital. During October 58 patients were treated with 34 admitted, 29 discharged, 2 died, and 28 remaining. Of the patients 44 were full pay, 2 part pay, and 12 were free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City Hospital
Robbery at peanut-slot machine in Wirts shop
A peanut-slot machine owned by John Ridenout at the blacksmith shop of Mr. B. Eugene Wirts on All Saints and South Bentz streets was broken into during the night and the money drawer contents were stolen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ridenout
B. Eugene Wirts
All Saintes
South Bentz Street
Meeting at Y M C A Addresses Boys
Mr Adolphus Fearbake will address the boys at 9 30 tomorrow morning at the Y M C A. He has spoken to the group before and the boys usually enjoy his talks. All boys under 38 are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace ‘Reformed Church
E. L. McLean
Cyrus J. Maeser
D. D
Philadelphia
Reformed Church
Suddey School
Fuemer
Geo
Bart
Eer
Museet
Nate Evangelicsl
Ra Reformed Church
Pantor
Owent
Rhance
Lynn Stephens
Harry*Zim
Adolphus Fearbake
Fearbake
Christmas Reminders and Local Frederick Advertisements
Soliciting holiday orders for new books magedoes engraving picture framing calendars for 1910 with local views of Frederick. Private greeting cards with owners name and address. McCardell's Chocolates advertised as best quality with “Come Back Again Taste.” Prime Sweet Cider offered at 21o per gallon by F. W. Straus. Bar of Chocolates featured weekly for McCardell’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Tae Bony Conntsz
F. W. Straus
Notice of Bank Rate Increase to Four Percent
On November the iat 1900 this Bank increased its rate to four percent on all interest bearing deposits and deposits to remain in all other repositories subject to contract provisions. It states depositors need not present books to receive the change and mentions the same rate on new deposits of the same class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hie
Farpenton Gan & Exxc. Co
Engraved Shop Windows Display Linen and Capes
John D. Hendrickson markets an array of linen and damask goods, tablecloths, napkins, and napkins to match. The feature pieces include Damask sets, Cluny lace, and embroidered linen, with Opera Capes priced from five to twenty six dollars. Also advertised are Phoenix mufflers and centerpieces, with a display of assorted collars and table linen patterns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bioplay
Bonis
Sao
OPERA
Phoenix
Boa
John
D. Hendrickson
Buy It Frederick campaign aims to keep trade local
Frederick Business Men's Association votes to launch a mail order and advertising drive to lure shoppers from Frederick County to local stores. They argue home spending keeps money in the community, plan a campaign under the slogan Buy It Frederick and seek contributions to fund outreach to nearby counties and Western Maryland merchants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wrederick
Fréddérick
Business Men's Association Heatinight
Thie c
Paigo
Nhang
Olfetsting
Sobeihie
Frederick City
End County
Bualocee
Frederick
Citize Ag
Baltimore
Maryland
Plum Pudding Sundae and Bargain List at McCannot
Fragmented OCR shows a promotional page featuring Plum Pudding Sundae with whipped cream and cherry touches, plus Shipley's Saturday bargains. Offers include ironing wax, matches, soaps, shaving goods, ink, baking items, cookware, and kitchenware. Also notices for The Marvel show, and Eagles Frederick Aerie No 1067 meeting details and a Sunday dinner invitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ali Fortic
McCanpuuts
Shipley’s
Colgate's
Mennon’s
Sheare
Domestic Building Association issues deposit books and sales items
The Domestic Building Association offers deposit books and weekly savings plans with competitive rates for depositors, led by Jas Harris as President and F. B. Sapping as Secretary. The notice lists officers, contact details at Farmers and Mechanics Bank, and suggests attending Saturdays and Mondays for information amid miscellaneous local ads and event notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Domestic Building Association
Iow Serler
Fes Loc Peeehare
Dyra'toe
Leteus
Jas
HU. Harris
Ig Mkih Cahpaagd
F. B. Sapping' Ge Secy
Frank C. Norwood
D Hendrickson
John Baumgardner
Ig Cc
Zacharing
Geo
Stodock
Abe Rosenour
Pinoton
Farmers’ & Mechanics
Local ads tout gas heaters and community events in Frederick
An assortment of advertisements promote gas heaters with connections for home comfort at two dollars, note a Thanksgiving Assembly at the Masonic temple, and announce a Hospital Guild fair on November 16 to 18 with ample suppers for 25 cents. Also mentioned are open grate trials, Cannell coal products, and a street address at Patrick Street showing business presence in Frederick City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bodell AG
Frederick
Wreter
Norsted
Frederick City
Juoiérail
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Daily News
Nidon Seta
Pedt
Washieton
Fair Tonight
Braddock Casino
Real
Tare Jors
Vas
Gen. Auto. Co
Green & Garber
M. Urban Bei Gees
Araterand
Othe Bey
McCardell’s Vist
Reformed Caucas Lipsconit
W. P ‘Domestic
Bigg. Awan
Schmidt & Gabert -Citizens’ Nat, Banknstein & Vertieto
Jsenoic DeLashmutt
Martineville
Minoia
Brown
East Patrick
Madison Avenue
S. Gon
Webster
Adamstown
Braddock
Meaty McCaRnKi
Citizens’ National Bank
Citizens National’ Bank
Gapital
Ceh
BAKER
WM. G. Dakir
Vico
H.D. Baker
WM. G. Zimmerman
Casta
Bamdel G
Duvall
Aer
Unabéar
Gro. Wu. Burm
Joan B. Rawencea
Darosa Baran
Wu. G. Bares
G. DB
Conta, Wd
OM. Taowan
C. EL Chane
DE. Karauves
P.L. Hanome
Japon
J. D. Morren
J. D.danan
Joan UV
Hendrickson
Bromon
Nationa
Ronitis, Asotor
Ian
Rene
Real Estate Agenta
ABBY
G. Triapoe
Ital
Market Street
Loane, Inburance
YOUNG
SPN
EL T. K
Zona A
inuRaic
Forte Steel Wabie
Alanih Rocks
Seeunes
People's
Cumpane
Farderios
Nat Yin Darlimore
Gonda
Prican
M. V. Evenison
Etchison Furniture
No Man
York City
Senator & Guprrr
Rosenour’s
Pat, Bt
Frederick Aerie
Siracoms
W. P
M. ‘Fox
Rome
Orolaten
Connee
Charles Ae. Sifford
Becker's Leather Goods Co
Washington, D. C
New “City
Goope Co
James, Tanlor
Market St
Wwe
Maina’ Pon
Ateidio
Miller
Panama
Ty OG
Pat
Zac
Belen Jones Turk
Atyio Furg
Amirion
Batin Daival
Fale Usday
Neidig & Miller
Tay Bresson Stupio
Misa Ritchie
School In Dancing
Masonic ‘Temple
Prevericx Gas & Enxc. Co
Baxpgrice Gan & Exec, Co
McGardel
Drop In
Patrick ‘Street
Waimaa Tri
Cannell Orel
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