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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1908
Page
5
Brish Bros of this city won several premiums for poultry at the Cumberland fair. The Cumberland fair continued as local exhibitors showcased livestock and products.
Mrs Elizabeth Key Dobbin wife of Robert A Dobbin of 121 West Lafayette avenue Baltimore died yesterday afternoon from a complication of diseases She was a granddaughter of Francis Scott Key and daughter of the late Philip Barton Key She leaves two sons George W Dobbin and Robert A Dobbin Jr and a daughter Mrs Frederick H Holland Funeral will be at noon tomorrow from Grace Protestant Episcopal Church conducted by Rev Dr Arthur Chilton Powell Nettie Adella Rowe died at 1 year 5 months from cirrhosis of the liver Funeral services held at Mt Olivet cemetery led by Thomas P Rice William Bowings died at Montevue Hospital from food poisoning and a carbuncle on his leg He left a widow seven children services held by Rev P Flournay Interment at Point of Rocks funeral director M R B Etchivon
Mrs. Allen Lampe of South Market Street is improving after illness. Osborne I. Price, hurt at Lake View on Tuesday, is recovering. Miss Lillian Richi, also of South Market Street, is suffering tonsillitis. James, who was mentioned as having died at the City Hoe, is noted in connection with the report.
The readable text mentions changing location and remodeling plans including meters, lensed items, and air wa systems. Specific names or places are not clearly identified, making details uncertain.
Ministers outlined gospel themes and weekly activities across Flint Hill and area churches. Rev. John Paul Tyler led Trinity M. E. in Mark 4 26 20 and John 7 17 5, with other services at Evangelical Reformed United Brethren and St. Johns Catholic, noting baptisms, communion, rallies, and upcoming pastor lectures.
A motion for a new trial was argued and overruled in the case of Jobe Whitebill v Wor A Sa. The judgment awarded $10 in damages. D P Key and Haremond Urnar represented the plaintiff Stone and Wein.
A fragmented list of personal visits and travels in York pa and nearby towns. Entries mention Mise Margaret Young and others visiting relatives in Washington, Lewistown, Middletown, Cambridge Md, Hagerstown, and more, with several trips to and from York.
In the Circuit Court meeting at 10 oclock Associate Judge John A Motter presiding. Edward Cromer faced non support charges and was found not guilty, urged to mend differences for the children. Charles Gunn pled guilty to assault and battery and received 30 days in jail. A concealed weapons charge had a suspended sentence. Rev Charles H Lowery charged with forging a will remained ongoing at daybreak.
The funeral for John Bf De Lashmutt of Mount Airy was held yesterday afternoon with interment at Mount Olivet cemetery. Pallbearers included Albert S. Brown Benjamin F. Reich B A Howard B D Bennett and others. Honorary pallbearers listed Warfield Forsythe Cramer Tracey Henderson and several county officials.
At a special Chippewa Tribe Improved Order of Red Men meeting a fair was decided for January. The organizing committee includes Milton J. Engle as chairman with Aer 8. Brown Brook Shaw C. H. Etkatein Millard Bartholow Walter Rowe Richard S. Keyser Henry L. Dennett J. Hamilton Davis and Wm. Heims.
A Middletown Democratic club was organized on Saturday with officers led by President H. Kieffer Delauter and vice presidents Roy V. Hauver Wilbur Bowlus and Clayton Summers. Roseell Lighter serves as secretary and Alfred Gaver as treasurer.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company will sell excursion tickets to York from Baltimore Harrisburg Frederick and intermediate stations. Tickets are good returning until October 10 inclusive and valid for York County Fair account. Consult ticket agents.
In the case of William J. Long the jury found guilty of assault and battery and not guilty of an attempt to rape. The fine, originally $50, was reduced to $25 on appeal or sentencing.
Rev Alfred J Herma of Mainville Pa elected pentor of the Utica Reformed charge covering Utica Zion and Pleasant Mill churches in the early meeting.
Moravian church at Graceham will hold a multi day observance beginning Wednesday evening and running through Sunday. Rev R Huebener will lead services with sermons by Rev J Rickesker Rev Shields Rev Hagen and others. An address by Rev Shields and a closing address by the pastor mark the centennial celebration.
Articles filed for Predecick Blind Fastener Co with eight incorporators led by Simer Brown James A Brown and Geo J Wilerson. Capital stock set at 5000 in Frederick with aims to manufacture purchase and sell shutter blinds slates nets hardware for buildings. Certificate filed for Thea Ray B Wenner Company listing Roy B Wenner Crestmont Pa Walker G Mangrove and Henry B Funk Brunswick as subscribers and directors with Brunswick office and capital stock of 12000.
The Graustark touring company, boasting Stephanie Longfellow Adele Lane Marguerite Miller Burt King Harry Myer J. H. Lewis and John S. Gilea, brings a lavish third act set of the castle throne room to Broadway and other cities. The management guarantees the NY cast is identical and features elaborate scenery and faithful period atmosphere. The item includes a light anecdote about a reception and flirtatious exchange.
An enthusiastic Democratic meeting was held Thursday night at Point of Hacks. Speakers included Van J. Grove and Alfred Ritter addressing the gathering.
Sr Win H B Etchison rents the atoreroom now occupied by Mesre Lee Reich Co and will be located there after April next.
The Democrats of Frederick City plan a meeting at Junior Hall on Tuesday evening October 6 at 8 oclock to discuss timely issues and select music for a city event. A program featuring a local orchestra and light refreshments is expected, with remarks and extended discussions planned.
Fragmentary bank ledger line items indicate a contingent interest account valued at 100,000 with related liabilities and overdue due entries. The text references Nedonal Bank and Berke as part of the financial notes, outlining approvals and sums in a disconnected page segment.
An ad dense with garbled sale copy highlights dresses, belts, hose, and wool garments, with open prices and color notes. It mentions in-store exhibitions and fall fashion items from Suet to Marie Antoinetta lace, plus elastic belts and hose. Also reports several local notices on hospital guild meeting, skating, and a church group event, plus a chiropractor-style eye care pitch and birds for sale.
At 8 o clock a campaign meeting will be held at Junior Hall on Sunday October 6 at 8 pm Citizens may hear the issues from Honi Lewis candidate for Congress and other speakers Republicans organize at headquarters over Youngs barber shop Court Street 8 pm All invited Also potatoes for sale wholesale and retail by Magino Bacon
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