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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1906
Page
3
A jumble of names and places notes residents travelling or staying in towns like Emmitsburg York and Philadelphia. Listings include new addresses visits by Mrs. and Misses, job changes, weddings, and church connections with varied spellings and typos.
A British Hassel Band, brought by Lieut H G Ameta, will perform at the City Opera House after noon October 8 at one o'clock. The group is on a ten week U S concert tour and is famous in England. Local notice says the band includes notable members and will feature a royal style program.
A killed the remaining ten chickens for Mrs. Ella Hoard. Water age bi last night. Persons left over the North oo Oontn Railway this morning for York Pa to attend the fair.
The will assigns the estate to grandchild Stumell and caregiver 89 noting rest of property to Laura May Shaff. John E Bousee is named executor.
Visitation by Grand Officers of the Eastern Star in the city honors Worthy Grand Metro Miss Janis and the late Frederick Ingleton. Details note solemn ceremony and passage of mourning with local attendees present.
The Frederick Opera House hosts the Woman's Christian Temperance Union convention with national president Mrs. Lillian M. N. Beavens presiding. Addresses by Mary Gordon and Anna Gordon stress temperance work as delegates discuss committees, finances, and Loyal Temperance Legion activities. The morning session notes 2881 members and funds allocated to Free Kindergarten and related causes.
The Fradetek County Agricultural Society reports record funding for the October 16 19 fair with five acts already signed. Featured acts include the Pinokal troupe of acrobats the Lowes and a comedian magician duo. Attendees will see sensational aerial and contortionist acts alongside a keynote by notable speakers who toured Royal Albert Hall and the Mormon Tabernacle.
Deaths include John J. Hightman of Barkistaville at 40. He left a widow and three children Ellis Nellie and Mary. funeral in Barkistaville. Albert L. Powell of west Lewistown died suddenly aged 40 with funeral in Lewistown. Rebecca Thomas widow of Rev James Thomas formerly of Lewistown died in Baltimore aged 76. Cremation and church services noted with M. Creager of Thurmont as undertaker.
Hagerstown man wants his month old divorce overturned alleging misrepresentation by his wife's attorney and lack of mistreatment. Judge Keedy orders Mrs Arts to show cause by October 16 why the decree should not be revoked.
A local notice highlights the University of Yiratsia at Societe honoring six instructors for excellence in their work last year. The award recognizes outstanding teaching and community impact.
An advertisement offers a position for an active young man to learn the telephone business. It lists contact details for D. Paos and mentions various goods and sales pitches. The notice includes miscellaneous items for sale and local business notices, ending with a call to apply at the company office.
News of the State item notes the death of David E. Morelock of Westminster. Other items mention a new national bank planned in Meochaniceville St Marys, and transfers within county boards along with political notes about a Democratic campaign opening on the Eastern Shore and a fired senator over personal estate holdings.
In Delaware Charles Cualer of the county transferred to Washington yesterday for duty with the Internal Revenue Service. He will supervise rifap t there and oversee operations at the Mir. ying establishment Ovler. Gayder, who previously held the role, has been transferred to Baltimore. A meeting of the Board of Mana will advertise heating plant projects at New Market and Byer.
Public sale of Market Stande will be Saturday morning October 9 1906 with sale at 7 o clock. Market opens at 6 o clock under winter schedule beginning October 1908. Fredrick Art Gallery business meeting and fall attendants requested. By order of Many O Orr Market Master. Engraved notices advertise doll prices and a local chapter meeting of the Order of the Eastern Star.
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