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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1908
Page
5
Fragmentary OCR lists vendors and names tied to a city opening day program. mentions New YMCA cafe and local shops including Lowenstein Wertheimer Clothes and a turkey dinner option. Names such as John Baumeurdier Jr appear with partial titles.
Tomorrow the fifteenth day of the month the catriom of Tun Dany News will collect from all subscribers the amount due on Monday. By having exact change ready mutual inconvenience may be saved.
Purely personal notes record Mira James Coll ix visiting in Gettysburg PA. Judge John C. Motter returns from Rockville. Alfred Ritter back from a Leesinees trip to Salisbury. Mr. and Mrs Anguatus Cremm moved from Utinw 19 A413 Knat Sith Hroot. C. Carty returns from Philadelphia and Washington. Mrs Wallace McKaig visits her mother in Prospect Hall. Charles P F Cintz returns from Altoona. Rev Fr W J Katie attends funeral in Eniente. Mr and Mrs John Strine visit their daughter Mrs Wan C Rhoderick. Francia Smith leaven wedding trip. occupy Court street home. Mrs Garrett S DeGrange returns from Atlanta with son Jay DeCirsage ill with southern fever. Georgia Teyrm returns from Camus Montgomery Co trip, days ribbits. Mrs Charles F P Kreh travels to Washington for her son Arthur Keh’s wedding to Adele Hall. Chae E Knauft and niece visit Baltimore. Knauft first there in 35 years. A Ut. Yeakle party returns from New York to Frederick from Holland House. Kaiser Wilhelm II cruise guests hosted at South Market street.
Joseph Roth Angevine was released on parole with bail after a scheduled hearing before Justice Eckavein. He must live as a dutiful husband, support his wife, stop carousing, and attempt reconciliation. His wife agreed to return to him. Divorce proceedings granted for George P. Chipley from Emma Lippy Chipley. Buckey represented the parties in a case near Woods.
A long schedule of church services is announced for tomorrow and Sunday across Flint Hill and nearby towns. Rev John Paul Tyler preaches at Flint Hill 3 pm while others including Rev Thomas Freeman Dixon, Rev Dr Charles Steck, Rev A V Conlon, Rev C T Stearn, and Rev John Paul Tyler lead services at churches in Lafayette Square Ballimore Schreveville All Saints Episcopal United Brethren and more with Sunday schools and Epworth League activities noted. A concert recital by Prof Wolatentulme and cantata The Song of Praise are also listed along with revival meetings and special offerings. All are invited to attend these religious observances and programs.
Mr. Charlea A Poole of West South street heard a noise in his chicken house on Thursday night and found a polecat that had killed two chickens. He killed the animal with a pitchfork, with his son George Poole assisting earlier.
Rev Dr Luther A Mann longtime pastor of the Lutenn church at Burkitteville and later Middletown Lutheran church died at Cumberland Tuesday night. A large Middletown crowd attended funeral services held in his former church with Rev Charles F Stuck of Frederick delivering the sermon. Pastors from nearby towns assisted, and interment was in the family lot at the Lutheran cemetery.
Miss Pearl May Fowers daughter of Kenley Sowers dies in Locust Valley after long illness aged 16. Survived by father two brothers and one sister. Funeral at grandparents home with burial at Hope cemetery. Miss Dora Smith of Springfield Ohio, daughter of O H Smith, dies after eight months illness aged 25. She was educated at Belton High School. Survived by parents one brother Victor and three sisters Blaine Clara and Lily. Funeral published from residence with details given.
The City Opera House presents Pearce and Scheck's moving pictures with illustrated songs. Five reels of film of 1000 feet each feature a Diabolo game sequence, a transformation scene with dancing skeletons, and a royal Hades tableau. Two songs titled Brother Noah gave out weather checks and Miss Phoebe Snow of Buffalo accompany the show.
The wedding of Charles Schley grandson of the late Col. John Schley and Miss Marion Scully McKibbin daughter of Mr and Mrs Chambers McKibbin of Pittsburg was held at the home of Mrs Dorothy Shoemmicker cousin of the bride with maid of honor and best man. They will reside in Pittsburg. Also Gosnell Ander born and Anna May Ander born Brunswick were married at Burkittaville. John M. Groff of Middletown and Mary C. Shaw of Boonsboro were married at Myersville. A Frederick Hospital sale offers cakes pies candy fancy work and untrimmed hats Today convoyed tonight. First snow today then turning to rain.
A Business Men's Association of Frederick moves to influence Congress to approve construction of the Lincoln Boulevard from Washington to Gettysburg. A committee will gather support, prepare a concise case for Congress, and seek backing from residents of other states. Major Y. Teataieh is named to lead the committee. George S. Rodack as president will convene the group. An appropriation is approved to cover expenses. Grace Flock, 3, nearly severed her tongue in a chair accident at home near Middletown, receiving medical care to treat the injury.
A busy storefront showcases new silk waiata, satin petticoats, fur coats, bath robes, tailored suits, and a wide array of household wares. Local ads promote turkey dinners, home cooking, and a saving plan from Domestic Building Association with low deposit rates, plus notices of auctions, sales, and public notices.
Fishermen Measin Charles W Quynn and Augus tun Brunt had a close call while fishing near Backes stow ridge. Quynn slipped while handling the line and fell into several feet of water, getting wet to the waist. Mr Druat downriver heard the commotion and assisted, helping recover him.
Official figures from Antipolem Executive offices show Taft carrying Maryland with a 605 plurality. Robinson, the top Republican elector, leads Kay of the Democratic ticket by 604 votes for the state plurality.
James Ivana died at Georgetown University Hospital from injuries after jumping from Cabin Jon Bridge while being hunted by Montgomery county officers. The incident followed the criminal assault on Capitola Collins, 11, daughter of John KR. Collina.
Miss Hoover of Basin Montana daughter of Prof E C Hoover writes from Wollaville Asia county that she voted for the first time for President this year. In Montana women have the right to vote this year.
Vernon R. Coblenta nine year old son of Mr Gil vin R Coblenta living three miles southeast of Middletown was thrown from a horse last Sunday evening and his right arm broken below the elbow Dr R V Usuver adjusted the fracture.
Mr. C J Johnson of Frederick dislocated his knee while hunting near Phleeger's wall southwest of Mitrictown. He visited Phleeger's home where A A Lamar of Middletown was summoned and adjusted the injury.
Best Bedding offers $12.00 mattresses at low prices with “Why Pay More” messaging. Turkey Dinner announced by New York cafe with service from 12:30 pm to 2:00 pm on Sunday November 15. Lake View Tonight features good music and a Multiplex Picture Rack with large display of films and a listing for Home cooking and related offerings.
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