In History Highlights From September Pages
The piece recalls 1850 Jenny Lind arrival in New York and 1914 German victory in East Prussia. It lists astronomical events and constellations for September, including Mercury Mars Saturn Jupiter Venus Cygnus Lyre Aquila Ursa Minor Cepheus Cassiopeia Perseus Andromeda Pegasus Aquarius Aries Capricorns Serpens Cron Major Auriga Pisces Cetus Ophiuchus.
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Lower New
Pouce Giedafta
Reina
Lidia Hunde Sigourney
Bovis
Adh Veesen
selUn
Jenny Lind
Berch
New York
Klassians
Allensiem
Toupenders
East Prussia
Mercury
Mars
Saturn
Jupiter
Venus
Cygnus Lyre
Aquila
Ursa Minor
Cepheus
Cassiopeia
Perseus
Andromeds
Pegasus
A.rius
Capricoorius
Tarius
Serpesco
Cron Major
Auri Pisces
Cetus
Ait
Ophiuchus
New Advertisements Today With Autumn Styles
A jumble of notices and ads lists offerings from Co. E. Cline The Empire and others. Highlights include Charlie Chaplin contest mentions, pictures frames, school shoes, ice company notices, bicycle theft warning, and various sales and services from local businesses including banks, shoe repair, and discount postings.
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Co. E. Cline
the Empire
Middletown Picnic Postponed Then Held at Harshman's Grove
The Middletown picnic, delayed by rain, took place in Harshman's grove with a full afternoon program. Activities included Band concerts, anthems by choirs, sermons by Rev. Settlemyer and Rev. Erdman, and addresses by Rev. McDowell and Rev. Hedges. Other picnics noted were St. John's Sunday school at Myersville and the M E Sunday school at Brunswick.
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Middletown
Harshman‘s Grove
William H. Settlemyer
America
C. William Ahalt
H. C. Erdman
Burkittsville
E. F. Rice
Jennerstown
J. McDowell
D. D
Lutheran Home Mission Board
Baltimore
H. Hedges
Geo. A. Snyder
St. John’s
Myers- Mille
Methodist Episcopal Sunday School
Brunswick
Funeral Notices for Mrs Christina Mike and George A Roelke
The funeral of Mrs Christina Mike was held this afternoon at her South Market street home with Rev Henri L G Kieffer of the Evangelical Reformed church presiding. Pallbearers were Harrie E W Storm John M Haller Joseph W L Carty Claggett Ramsburg Richard F Storm and Clifford Doll. Interment followed at Mt Olivet cemetery. C Cc Carty funeral director. The Roelke funeral is set for tomorrow at 2 PM from his West Patrick street home with Rev John A Ditzler of Grace Reformed church officiating and burial at Mt Olivet cemetery.
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Christina Mike
South Market Street
Henri L. G. Kieffer
Evangelical Reformed Church
Harrie E. W. Storm
John M. Haller
Joseph W. L. Carty
Claggett Ramsburg
Richard F. Storm
Clifford Doll
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
C. Cc. Carty
George A. Roelke
West Patrick Street
John A. Ditzler
Grace Reformed Church
Mt. Olivet Cemeery
Widow of Rev Hoffmeier Dies in Maryland
Sallie M. Hoffmeier aged 66 widow of Rev T F Hoffmeier, a Reformed minister formerly of the county, died in Hagerstown, survived by sons Dr Frank N Hoffmeier and Henry Von Arsen Hoffmeier, and daughters Marr Emily and Helen Hoffmeier of Hagerstown. Also noted are Mary C Bucktin of Brazil Indiana and relatives in Cumberland, Ohio.
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T. F. Hoffmeier
Sallie M. Hoffmeier
T. Franklin Hoffmeier
Hagerstown
Ankeney
Clear Spring
Frank N. Hoffmeier
Henry von Arsen Hoffmeier
Marr
Emily
Helen Hoffmeier
Gagerstown
Culler Residence Robbery Attempt Frustrated by Owners
Alderman Lloyd Culler and wife Elizabeth thwarted a robbery at their South Market street home as Charles Wesley Gittinger, found on Clarke Place, was arrested after Mr Culler fired five shots into the porch. Gittinger, jailed in Frederick, faces a hearing before Justice Posey tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarke Place
Lloyd C. Culler
South Market Street
Charles Wesley Gittinger
Frederick
Fabian Posey
Culler
Elizabeth
Mr. Culler
Elizabeth Culler
Brachey
Hahn
Georgetown
R. Harwood Megruder
Gittinger
Charged With Taking Stags In Local Looting Case
William Staub faced a $300 bail set by Magistrate Marion C. Miller on a grand jury charge for stealing $25 worth of brass from Le Gore Lime Company. Deputy Maith arrested him after finding brass missing from lime kilns in a junk yard. Staub admitted selling brass but denied theft. Onkie Joe Miller, 28, traveled to Frederick for a Mutual Insurance Co board meeting, despite recovering from a fall, accompanied by a granddaughter. A New Market temperance meeting at M E church featured JLo Burdette and Rev. Howard Keen and Rev. Charles Ely who discussed voters’ stance on prohibition.
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William Staub
Marion C. Miller
Wadsboro
le Gore Lime Company
Maith
Staub
Mr. Miller
Onkie
Joe” Miller
Frederick
the Mutual Insurance Co
Miter
New Market
M. EB
Jlo. Burdette
Mt. Airy
Howard O.keen
Kemptown
Charles E. Ely
Thurmont High School Nears Completion by Lierd Culler
The News states Thurmont High School will be ready for occupancy in September. Contractor Lierd C. Culler reports the building nearly complete with full use for school purposes and community events. Total cost including site around £36,090.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thurmont School
Thurmont High School
Lierd C. Culler
Taotern
Emperor William's Religion Revealed as Lutheran
A reader asked The News about Emperor Wilhelm's faith. The reply states he is a Lutheran and that a church expert claimed the German ruler could conduct services and officiate as a clergyman.
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William
Wilhelm
Kettle Lid Blows Off at Adamstown Canning Plant
An unknown cause blew off the heavy lid of a retort at Adamstown Canning and Supply Company last evening around seven. The lid weighing hundreds of pounds shattered the roof and landed in County Commissioner Mohler’s field. No injuries occurred. Canned corn inside the kettle was scattered. A four horse team near the busking sheds frightened but was contained at the company office.
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Adamstown Canning and Supply Company
Thomas N. Mohler
Sit
Estate Varies by $281,283 Appraisal in Baltimore Orphans’ Court
The personal estate of Aubrey Pearre, Confederate veteran and financier of Baltimore, died June 22, is appraised at $281,283. Bonds and stocks total $280,252, with office furniture $35 and cash $996. He bequeathed $50,000 to his widow Anna Josephine Pearre and directed the residue to be divided equally among her and his two sons Aubrey Pearre Jr. and Sifford Pearre. He was uncle to Dr. A L Pearre and Mrs. W H 8 Etchison of Frederick.
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Aubrey Pearre
Baltimore
Orphans’ Court
Pearre
Anna Josephine Pearre
Aubrey Peare, Jr
Sifford Pearre
Candidates Asked for Suf frage Views in Maryland
The Just Government League asks Maryland legislative candidates their position on woman suffrage. Letters from Baltimore HQ request replies on inserting a suffrage plank in party platforms and on submitting the issue to voters. It cites 12 000 suffragists in Maryland and notes past efforts to push a constitutional amendment.
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Ligislature
Just Government League
Meidquarters
League
Baltimore
Maryland
Lola C. Trax
W Jll
Frederick
Big Picnic Set For September 4 At Wacherta Grove
The Mountaindale Union Sabbath School guards a 31st Big Annual Picnic in Wacherta Grove Mountaindale on Saturday September 4 1914. Speakers from the community will address attendees. Bands Yellow Springs Corner Band and Woodsboro Concert Band will perform with a combined concert 1 to 2 pm. A merry go round and vocal music by the school add to the day. Tickets 25 cents round trip from Frederick and Thurmont via H F Railway with reduced rates. Schedule of departures and returns listed for both towns and the picnic site.
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Mountaindale Union Sabbath School
Wachtera Grove
Mountaindale
Hagerstown
Frederick Railroad
Jen
Doub
Patrick Street
Leroy Hoke
Yellow Springs Corner
Woodsboro
C. A. Rice
J. M. Cicdhill
Frederick
Thyurmont
Picnie Grove
Traiis
Thurmont
Y. M. C. A. Festival on Court Street Clears profits
The ice cream festival hosted by the Y. M. C. A. on Court Street last evening drew strong support and cleared between forty and fifty dollars for the association’s activities.
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Court Street
Underselling Store and Local Notices
School Shoes promotion offers boys and girls low priced quality with a pencil and tablet with each pair. Also sweaters and caps in new colors and shapes available at THE UNDERSELLING STORE 11 South Market Street. A business opportunity advertises a Brunswick laundry install needing 3000 to 4000 dollars for financing. Card of Thanks expresses gratitude for Y M C A festival help. Reston Electric Shoe Repair fixes shoes with cheap rates and delivery service. A September ice cream festival is announced at Carmel church with music and recitations. A bicycle theft note warns that the offender is known and requests return to Pearce’s Jug Store.
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Armee Ranean
Bentz Street
Carty's
Marvel
W. M. Rogers
C. K. Harris
Mt. Carmel
South Market Street
Big Middletown Picnic and Public Sale Notice
Rain delays a Big Middletown Valley Reunion Picnic set for next Thursday September 2. A public sale of household and kitchen furniture will be held Monday September 6 at 2 p.m. at 348 Park Avenue. Auctioneer Harvey R. Lease. Also listed are Freeh Creamery Butter and Dr El R Mivr eye ear nose and throat specialty with upcoming appointment September 1. Lost item a nickel valued husband between Frederick Road and Cemetery Hill with reward. Gittenger and Grocery advertises produce and Vinegar. services include excavation and removal of dead animals.
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Fabk Avenue
Chas L. Stokes
Harvey R. Lease
EL R
Surplus Goods and New Fall Fabrics At Local Store
J D Baker president and W G Baker vice president promote ladies and children sweaters, silk finished rain coats, tailored corsets, walking gloves, and fall silks and woolen dress materials. Prices range from 0 to 1.60 per yard and coats priced 5 to 7.50. New medium weight underwear advertised for men women and children with fresh stock daily.
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Nsw
Desirable small farms and building lots for sale
Alba ugh Harrington estate offers 44 acres of fertile level land with fine buildings near B and O station and schools. 21 acres on one Frederick road, possession in September. Also East Third Street lots for building. Storm insurance urged. Reminds about Smith Premier Monarch pens and Market Street phone 74 W.
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Frederick
Alzes
East Third Streat
Smith-Premier
Monarch
Albaugh & Harrington
Market St
For Sale Rural Lands Near Multiple Communities
For sale parcels include 1 to 2 acres near Red Bill school house 85 acres near Bethel 265 acres near Park Mills 66 acres near Feagaville 40 acres near Jefferson 0 acres near Jefferson 12 acres in Walkersville 35 1-E acres near Utica and additional city listings. Also offering various insurance services and seeking new business.
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Red Bill School House
Bethel
Park Mills
Feagaville
Jefferson
Walkersville
Utica
Nam
McKatgag
Woodaboro
Pearl
Brunswick
Fulmer
Beatlon
Frederick
Monrovia
Mane
Onrovia
Urbana
Lewistown
Stowp
Walkinville
LeGore
Yellowpring
Woodsboro
Frederick Junction
New Design Road
Adamstown
Burklittaville
Unionville
Bartonsville
Johneyville
Aces
Lewintown
Walkeraville
Pearederick
Npacantalindale
Cawistead
Ian
Loya Staon
Creagerstown
Crick
Derick
Point of Rocks
Barnesville
Ridgeville
McKaig
New Midway
Yellow Springs
Walkers
Clifton
Johnsville
New Market
Braddock
Petersville
Walkergrille
Own
Boyds
Mt. Airy
Harmony
Kemptown
Linganore
Liberty
Fengaville
Bartholows
Pootes
Church of Land
Mfwa
Et Statler
Leeland
Mt. x
Montevia
Middletown
Cooks
Rocky
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the Daily News
Washington
United States Weather Bureau
Saris
Agaraena
Ralph Baumgardner
T. Canktlin
Harshman’s Grove
Mary C. Bucktin
Marr C. Buckiin
Brazil
Indiana
Harry Bucklin
Julia Ronst
Cumberland
Annie Geizendanner
Market Street
Joseph Porter
Charlotte Hanek’ Fieming
Izaf
Harhive
Culfer
Buckeystown
Myersville
Smith
Maryland Penitentiary
Nery
George E. House
Barneaville
John W. House
Charles T. House
George E
John ‘Gardner
Advertiser
Linden Ave
Secy
Reston Electric Shoe Repair Shop
North Market Street
Joseph Guercio
A. A. Nicodemus
Mi Carmel M. OP
Ball Grounds
Pearce's Jug Store
Freeh Creamery
Excelsio
Enth Street
Frederick Ooo
Cemetery Hill
Renin
Harvey Smith
M. Boone
N. Bonts Street
Citizens’ Nat. Bank
Citizens’ National Bank
Frederick, MD
Capital
J. D. Baker
WM. G. Baker
John D. Hendrickson
NEW Fall Ginghames
Great Va
Riety
Ines
H. D. Baker
Seeeeee View President
Neidig & Miller
WM. G. Zimmerman
Cashier
Samuel G. Duvall
Joseph Mecdivit
John 8. Remsburg
Daniel Baker
W. G. Baker
C. H. Conley
M. D. C. M. Thomas
P. L. Hargett
D. E. Kefauver
John 8. Newmad
Thos. H. Haller
J. H Gambrill, Jr
Pottis & Griffin
GEO. L. Cramer & Sons
E. Church ST
Sourren L. Welty
Jane
John J. Lewis
Potts & Griffin
Court ST
Thomas P. Rice
Thomas P. Mice
Grayon H. Staley
Grayson H. Stalay
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