Notable deaths and history notes from the October 3 edition
The issue lists deaths and birth years for Standish, Bancroft, Rembrandt Peale, and General Getty, with mentions of the steamer Evening Star and a 1901 death and birth. An astronomical events section covers sun and moon positions, planetary conjunctions, and Mercury’s solar path, with Jewish era year 5071 beginning at 2:53 am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles' Standish
George Bancroft
Rembrandt Peale
Evening Star
New York
New Orleans
Eenkat Mn
George W. Getty
Visiting nurse reports six new cases and sixty nine calls
Miss Casey, visiting nurse, files her weekly report for the week ending October 1. There were sixty nine calls, of which sixty were at homes of the sick. Nine new calls were received and added to the visiting list, totaling one hundred forty four patients to date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Casey
A M Band Bazar Closes After Successful Week
The O G A M Band festival and bazar ended Saturday night with large attendance. Mrs H J Landis won a pair of white blankets and Miss Rosabel Fraley took a lamp. Minor prizes were awarded. Proceeds fund new instruments for the band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. 3. Landis
Rosabel Fraley
Funeral for Charles Abrecht Held at Mt Olivet Cemetery
The funeral for Charles Abrecht was held yesterday afternoon from his parents home on Wess Water Street. Rev Luther Conlon conducted services and burial followed at Mt Olivet Cemetery. Col Cline served as funeral director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Abrecht
George W. Abrecht
Wess
Watrick Street
Luther Conlon
Mt. Olivet
Col. Cline
Rehearsals Begin for Frederick County Fair
The Bock Amusement Company outlines preparations for a Free Kindergarten Association benefit held at the Masonic Temple. Rehearsals for children start tomorrow at 3 30, with older participants convening at 7 30. The event on October 14 features the Frederick County Fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bock Amusement Company
Free Kindergarten Association
Masonic Temple
Frederick County
Bazaar Opens Tonight At Besant Building
The United Brethren Bazaar and Market opens this evening in the Besant building on East Patrick Street. An interesting program will be rendered and country produce of every kind will be for sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Brethren Bazar
Besant
East Patrick Street
Mayor Mahool Here with Strong Appeal to Boys in Frederick
Baltimore mayor J Larry Mahool spoke at Grand Reformed Church on Sunday urging youths to embrace Sunday school and personal effort. He contrasted orchard success from scientific care with neglect, urged public duty in politics, and praised Frederick’s growth including a new trolley line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
J. Larry Mahool
Baltmore
Frederick
Anorthys
Hancock
Governor Crothers
Wooduidut Rod and Gun Club
Harry L. Bridges
Hin Tealu
Mahool Wan
Grand Reformed Church
Buttlon
McLean
Maheol
Hers ‘Thomas
Iy Hgnor
Sune
Frederick County Court Notes and Street Alcohol Incidents
Police arrested George Crone of Middletown after a disorderly scene on North Market Street. Crone resisted with a club, was heard by Justice Berkstein, and sent home. Frank Lee was fined for betting disorderly conduct. Helen Carter was jailed for robbing William Fry of $42. A wagon collision caused minor damage on South Carroll Street. Rev Isaic M Motter, longtime president of the Frederick County School Commissioners, resigns effective November 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riddiemoser
George Crone
Middletown
Frederick
North Market Street
Church
Patrick Streets
Hiddlemoser
Crone
C. H. Berkstein
Frankler
Mriank Lee
Court House
Fulday
Proneuburg
Dean
Foxdlyy
C.H. Lekstein
Aredstid
Slieteng
Helen Carter
Carter
William Fry
C. H. Eckstein
Isaic M. Motter
Frederick County School Commissioners
Hia
Govermor
M C A Football Team Appeals Waynesboro Match
The M C A football squad will travel to Waynesboro Saturday to face the local team. A practice game is set for tomorrow evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Realay
Waynesboro
M.C. A
Jewish New Year Services in Frederick Begin at Sunset
The Jewish New Year will commence at sunset, 5671, with Shofar blowing and solemn services in Frederick. Rabbi Leo Weinberg, aided by David Weinberg, leads a program featuring two sermons: "The Shadow" from Genesis 28:7 and "The Substance" from Genesis 22:18, at the Maxon Le Tome Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palestine
Israel
Sinai
Abraham
Igane
Jacob
Frederick
Moly
Leo Weinberg
David Weinberg
Brunswick on Sound Basis
The Brunswick mayor and council report receipts of 7165 and expenditures of 6133.05 for the year. Revenue mainly from taxes 5749.71 licenses 554.41 fines 274.75. Expenditures cover coupon fund 1050 labor 1115.64 miscellaneous 1529.63 balliff and tax collector 861.11 salaries 380. Receipts from water rents 1308.64. The estimated real estate value is 1,100,000 with property assessed at 770,000 and bonds and notes outstanding 24,430. Finance committee William Schnauffer J. P. Karn and L. Gardner audited the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick
Aler
Rer
William Schnauffer
J. P. Karn
L. Gardner
Council
September filings show instrument totals and licenses
Records in the clerk's office list 106 instruments filed in September including 71 deeds, 24 mortgages (2 chattel), 6 bills of sale, 2 leases and agreements, 2 plats and 1 resolution copy. There were 28 marriage licenses issued (6 marked don't publish) and nine licenses without certificates returned.
Chimney Fire at Mrs. Schilling Residence Alarmed Saturday
A chimney fire at the home of Mrs. Sarah Schilling on East South Street caused an alarm Saturday afternoon. Firemen extinguished the blaze with no damage to the property. The W C T Y sewing school opened for the season Saturday afternoon with about fifty pupils. class arrangements will be set next Saturday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Schilling
East South Street
Autumn Attire Pushes In Fresh Garment Selections
John D. Hendrickson presents a spirited catalog of autumn fashion, highlighting daily arrivals in tailored suits and dress fabrics. The feature notes shifting styles from Paris to local shops, with new garments and undergaries arriving to refresh wardrobes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Dress Goods Shop Ad vibrant Silk and Crepe de Chine Selections
The Paristan fashion page advertises new silk fabrics and dress materials. Valoured wallets, wack taffeta, and plum suks presented with prices from $0.50 to $5.00. New crepe de chine dresses, Persian colors, and fashionable knit wear highlighted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Sousa’s Band Promotes Recordings at Shipley’s Store
Sousa and his band can be heard on Ediron and Victor Records. A variety sure to please all tastes. Drop in near you and they’ll gladly play your tapes. Always at Shipley’s. Gas heaters offered at $2.00 per unit. Frederick Gas & Electric Co. The Sewing Society of the Frederick City Hospital Guild meets at the Hospital at 2 pm Wednesday. all members invited. Chestnut poplar pine cordwood for sale at $6 per cord by Ox-Viere Brush Co. Fall millinery opening October 8, 1910 by Mrs Myers and Miss Dern Walkerville Md. Holland bulbs for sale from C Hermann & Son. Advertising boosts business activity.
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Echoul Usuintog
Ieyugl
Mahoot
Unis
Fife
Baltimore
Texas
Maryland
Hancock
Strand
Maryland Agricultural College
Sousa
Ediron
Victor Records
Shipley's
Frederick Gas & Electric CO
Sewing Society of the
Frederick City Hospital
Kate Gittinger
Myers
Miss Dern
Walkerville, Md
New Pastors Installed In Baltimore And Unionville
Rev W E Brown assumed charge at English Lutheran Church of the Reformation Baltimore succeeding Rev A S G Rupp. Rev J Bowers welcomed at Salem Lutheran Unionville. Rev W K Brown, born in Arenday Baltimore Co Md, attended Wittenberg College and held Middletown Md pastorate since 1907. State Agriculture Commission farmers meeting held Hancock with Gov Crothers and Mayor Mahool in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Brown
Baltimore
J. ©. Bowers
Catenaville
William EE. Brown
English Lutheran Church of the Reformation
Rey. A
G. Rupp
W. K. Brown
Arenday
Baltimore County
Nils Theological Couras
Wittenburg College
Springfield
Ohto
Mr. Brown
Lutheran Church
Middletown
John C. Bowers
State Agricultural Comminsion
Hancock
Crothers
Mahool
Frederick Fair Entries And Schedule For Great Frederick Fair
The Great Frederick Fair entry closing times are listed by department with dates October 11 for Horse Cattle Sheep Swine and Racing, October 12 for Poultry, and October 17 for Farm Garden Pomological and Household and Art. Season tickets at 1.00 admit four and are on sale at the Secretary's office. City Opera House shows begin at 7 o clock tonight. A note of gratitude from C M Dixon in The Marval and tonight's curtain at the Opera House features A Wild Goose Chase with Cattle Rustler's Daughter as champion at Biron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Fair
North Market Street
City Opera House
the Marval
Champion
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the Daily News
Wabmiacos
Matynaxn
W. T. Moore
The
Weather Bureau
Batto & Wash
City Opera Holl Eases
W. All Saints St. Reo M
Moberly
N. Market
St. John
Arlington Hotel
Fourth St
M. Dixon
Fred. Gas & Elec. Co
Es Shiptey’s
Vontgat
Gittinger
Tuberculosis Society
Neldig & Miller
A. S.A. Services
A.M. Band Bazar
Grace Reformed Sunday School
Spantoon
Triry Tootins Tees Azo
Lee
C.tl Bekstein
Carey
Howe
Olver Cronenburg
Sherkf
Ander
Benel
Jath
Cuargl
Edgar Rowe
Satirdiy
Dinan East Church Street
Freed
Philip Sheell
South Carroll Street
Carroll and
Patrick Street
Rev. Motter
C. T. U. Sewing School
Citizens’ National Bank
Frederick, MD
Capital
J.D. Baker
WM. G. Barel
I. D. Baker
WM. G. Zivemed
Cashler
Samuel G. Duvall
Asst
Candler
Geo. Wat
Bartit
Wios
TH. Balune
Tos
Ramspune
Daniel Baker
Wu. Golaxen
H. Contey
M.D
CM. Taomas
BL. Cine
D. J. Reravven
Dr. Wasperr
Javor J C. Morten
J. D. Uakeo
John D. Hendrickson
Pelephone
John D. Hindrickson
Nadler
Mipves
Childeen
Soni
Nese
Neidig & Miller
Williamson's Drug Store
Williamson's Drug Stord
Hess and Clark's
Poultry Pana CIA
Williamson
Wiug
Rexall
Wisfat
Ox-Viere Brush Company
Gale
Holland
C. Hermann & Son
Akilied and
Ageietantd
M. i Rtchibon
Bunerat
Guitvens
BNR
Leget Bilerwy
Se Tho
Rowan Fuge
pRicePor
Duo NorntsaRet
Spies
Landis
Eee
Foazey G. Tritapoe
Acto Farm
Squadro
Miles Tro Dickerson
Pomery
Quanty
Feri
JLU
Inburange
Waivig and Casualty
Il EK
Oramer & Stauffee
Ramer & Staufver
Woderdie
Nery Market Street
Weil
Feeterick Aley
Dillavento
Maple Avenue
Babs Fourth Street
kMat
Mirem
Serket Street
Parick Street
Sour Market Attelt
Etat
Beats Street
Ease Dhira Street
Wedsmith Street
East Path Streat
Clarke Place
East Church
Eighth Street
Bate Young
Staley
Yaak
Ss Th
Keller & Myers
Wenn Jouk D, Keren
Franklin
Waite
Pany
Httle
C. M. Dixon
Ea Ming Iy
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