Penitential season ends with Yom Kippur services
The ten days of penitence and the Day of Atonement closed with services yesterday. Yom Kippur, the holiest day in the Jewish calendar, marks the end of the penitential period.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1910
Page
5
The ten days of penitence and the Day of Atonement closed with services yesterday. Yom Kippur, the holiest day in the Jewish calendar, marks the end of the penitential period.
The Social World notes a gathering at Lagvis Tondin on West South Street with friends enjoying a pleasant evening. A few guests remained late, and refreshments were served. Arrangements for a private dance at the farmers’ hall are being made for Wednesday night with a start around eight o clock.
Two small steel bridges arrived from Yorkridge Co. for the County Commissioners. One bridge will span the mill race near Bell's Mall about three miles from Jefferson, transported to Jefferson by trolley. The second bridge will cross a small stream near Thurnont, taken to Thurmont via the Frederick Railroad.
A large Democratic mass meeting convened in Thurmont town hall last night presided by Mr Frank A. Roddy. Hon David S Lewis led discussion on campaign issues and the congress candidate Mr Lewis, who returned to the city this morning, will address a mass meeting in Walkersville this evening.
Tomorrow afternoon the YM GC A football team meets the Strong eleven of Charlestown Athletic Club at Athletic Park. The local squad will field its best players hoping to win. The game starts at 2 o clock with ground action slated to be competitive.
A large Frederick County Board of Trade gathering at the Masonic Hall debated road building. George William Smith urged extending miles of macadam roads to serve taxpayers and business, opposing costly turnpikes. Members backed proposals to pressure the State Roads Commission to favor broader, cheaper improvements.
Fragmentary OCR mentions an expenditure limit of not more than S404 mite and a commission's decision to purchase tapine pikes. It references favoring the purchase of Emmisling road as a county asset and a raid context near Hal tamere and Mrederick, unreliably garbled.
The notice lists season tickets for the fair at 1.00 good for four admissions, available at the Secretary's office on North Market Street. It also promotes fresh produce, theater titles, travel offers, dining options at The Gem Dining Parlors, and various local business entries including the Eastern Oklahoma development land offer, freight schedules, and fair week entertainment with dates and venue hints.
John D. Hendrickson advertises a broad selection of coats for children ages 6 to 12 and young ladies 14 to 18, with velvet, corduroy, cloth, and bearskin options in red, navy, gray, brown, tan, black and white. Prices range from 2.00 to 18.50, highlighting new models and patterns in a large department.
Dancing School opens for the season with Friday evening sessions at 8 oclock and Saturday afternoon at 415. Private lessons offered. Also listed are markets and goods including fruits vegetables and pianos at fair prices, with real estate and business notices from Samuel Marino and others.
In loving remembrance of Margaret Knode who departed this life five years ago on October 14. No day will ever be as sad for her son and daughter as they reflect on that loss and cherish her memory.
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