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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 02, 1911

Page

5

Busy Corner notices and local business references

A compact fragment lists multiple local businesses and figures around Patrick Street and nearby areas. Mentions include Fisher President, Strong Knit at 8 West Patrick Street, a News Office, and Shipley’s. Also references The Buffalo and The Marvel Dining Parlors with several names such as H S Devilbiss and Seeger & Co.

Fisher Patrick St Dt &Gilbert Agi Frederick R. R Frank Hargett the Buffalo Marvela H. S Shipley's Shipley’s -Seeger & Co H. C. James

Fredericktonian News Mail Service Details

Readers in Frederickton can receive city news by mail or phone. Mail and phone options ensure timely delivery and allow address changes without interruption. Contact No 185 for mail orders and address updates.

Frederickton Iana Frederick

Mountaindale picnic draws large crowds in ideal weather

Delightful weather fuels the Mountaindale Union Sunday School picnic with crowds at Houck's Grove near Mountain Dale Public School. The all day event features amusements, a band concert by Fete Springs Cornet Band, and a festival tonight. Politicians join the crowds, while Montgomery county fair managers celebrate improving finances after recent rain. The Washington County Historical Society meets with new directors named, including Col. W. P. Lane and Mayor J. McPherson Scott, forming the executive committee.

Mountaindale Frederick Railroad Houck’s Grove Mountaindale Public Mountaindale Union Fete Springs Cornet Frederick Montgomery County Washington County Historical Society Hagerstown Henry S. Bomberfer W. P. Lane JS. Kieffer J. McPherson Scott George A. Davine Thomas A. Poffenberg Alex. Neil William J. Witzenbachel

Frederick County Sunday School Convention Planned for September 22

Plans for Frederick County Sunday School convention set for September 22 in Frederick advance with committees shaping program and venue. Key sessions will cover association business, teacher training and Bible classes for adults, with Rev J B Klingaman to speak at the night session and singing highlighted by the program.

Frederick County Frederick Qne J. B. Klingaman the Reformed Church Clearspring Klingaman Pennsylvania

Will Hold Reception Tuesday For Frank Hargett Yard Display

Prompted by friends and admirers of his yard, Frank Hargett will host a floral reception on Tuesday evening, September 5, from 8 to 10 o'clock. If rain occurs the invitation remains valid for Wednesday night at the same time.

Frank Hargett

No Changes In Assessment Figures Reported

Aldermen sitting as a Board of Appeal will hear the assessment matters this evening for the last time. No changes have been made so far and it is anticipated the tax will be raised to the figure set by intermediate assessors. Steps may be taken next week to fix the tax rate.

Board of

Funeral for Mrs. Sarah G. Miller Held at Mt Olivet

The funeral service for Mrs. Sarah G. Miller, conducted by Rev Victor Miller, was held after her remains arrived from Manganaville. Interment followed at Mt. Olivet Cemetery with FL Schroeder Funeral Director. Washington prepares to open a postal savings bank. A M C A physical committee plans Tuesday night winter work.

Sarah G. Miller Manganaville Ons Victor Miller Mt. Olivet FL Schroeder Washington h_e Postal Bank Postal Savings Bank Hitchcock

Funeral of Mr C C Carty

The Clarence Carty funeral was held yesterday at 2 from his Mast Warvick street home. Attended by mourners from Hagerstown, York, Baltimore, Washington and county. Masons conducted rites at Mt Olivet Cemetery with Lynch and Columbia Lodges. Rev. Ulysses S G Rupp and Rev Arthur C G Carty led services. interment followed.

Clarence ©. Carty Welock Mast Warvick Street Hagerstown York Baltimore Washington State Board of Undertakers Maryland State Funeral Directors Association Frederick Brick Works Lutheran Sunday School Louis Orphans’ Home Kredenck Building Association Ulysses S. G. Rupp Arthur CG. Carty Philadelphia Masonic Fraternity Arave Lynch Lodge No. 160 AL Kj A.M Isaiah N. Loy Alen G. Quynn Outs Bayer Jacob M. Newman George T. Zimmerman Horace C. Zacharias Columbia Lodge Imdde At. Olivet Thomas W. Jenkins Henry Jenkins & Sons Co Funeral Directors Association Henry C. Wiedefeld Edward E. Burns Towson

Will Bring Gilbert Back To Monterue

Superintendent A Gregg Jett this morning for Waynesboro to bring Jack to Monterue. Charles M Gilbert escaped from there earlier this week and went to Waynesboro.

A. Gregg Jett Waynesboro Jack Monterue Charles M. Gilbert

Shipley's Bargains and School Supplies Sale

Local listing for Shipley's Busy Corner offers Saturday bargains on soap, cleansers, matches, jars, wax, talcum powder, broom, composition books, tablets, ink, and paper. Promotes school supplies and up-to-date lines with guaranteed prices. Also notes Worcester Salt certs redemption and book reprints at discount.

Fancy Dresses and Floral Reception Announced

An invitation list announces a postponed Floral Reception hosted by Mr. Frank Hargett for Tuesday evening September 5 with a rain date the following evening. Also advertised are first of the season raw box oysters at venues in Buffalo and a film titled In the Hands of the Imposters. Train schedules from the Frederick Railroad Co list multiple daily departures and a loop the loop ride. The Empty Stocking Club plans a meeting at the Masonic Temple on Monday September 4 at 3 o’clock, by order of the president.

Masonic Temple

Man Struck By Engine on B and O Tracks at Riehl's Mill

William Chase a Frederick resident and one legged ex-convict was struck by a Baltimore and Ohio engine near Jehns Mill while intoxicated. He wandered the tracks, was placed in the sand house, then taken to Montevue for treatment after odd reports of how the collision occurred. He remained dazed and uncooperative, with nurses unsure of the severity.

Riehl's Mill Montevue William Chase Frederick Jehns Mill Chase United Paving Company Baltimore and Ohio Itonsville Riehl’s Mill Trainmnen Rand House Mourevie BL & O

Busy Corner Bargains Signal School Supplies and More

An ad dense with items for sale lists school supplies priced mostly a few cents and dollars, plus a rare hornless disc machine at 10.50. It promotes the corner window for bargains and invites customers inside to see a demonstration, with oysters offered by measure and a sale at Glothes Cleaned and Pressed. The notice ends with a lecture on Socialism by Mark Jackson of Baltimore at the corner of Market and Charen Street.

Mark Jackson Baltimore Market and Charen St

Ready-Made and Made-To-Order Clothing Ad Run

Festival at Mt. Carmel church on September 9 features music by O U A M Bana and a public invitation. Rosenour & Sons advertise ready made clothing with an exclusive line and low prices, plus a fall inventory and tailoring guarantees. Potatoes for sale by Frederick County Farmers Exchange and livery services offered by Frederick City Garage with safe drivers.

Mt. Carmel Church O. U. A. M. Bana B. Rosenour & Sons Patrick Sts Frederick County Farmers Exchange

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