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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1910
Page
5
Fragmentary note from The Daily News lists unsettled astronomical events with vague timings. It mentions sunset at 6:25 and sunrise around 5:25, but the rest is garbled leaving the exact event details and dates uncertain.
Obituary items report Weirene Wenner of Lovettsville Loudoun County living to age 100 at death on Wednesday night. Other notices include Mary A Niemeyer 65 daughter of the late Philip Niemeyer of Middletown who died at the Home for the Blind Brooklyn after becoming blind at age 12. Infant Len Smith Dixon son of Charles H Dixon died of infantile paralysis aged 4 months 20 days. Colored infant Robert T Palmer aged 10 months died at home on South Rentz Street with funeral at 3 o clock conducted by Reverend J Valentine and burial in Greenmount cemetery.
Brief items note a large cantaloupe weighing 12 pounds from Yellow Springs seller Charles Reeder and a run of local notices. A meat store sign is erected on North Market Street and a house on Madison Avenue is mentioned along with routine advertisements urging readers to place notices.
Mr Lakin, born on the Lakin farm south of Jeremon, has lived in the vicinity for years. He moved to Jefferson recently and has since led a retired life, with weeks of inactivity noted and no compelling reasons for a change in routine.
A prominent farmer and former county official, noted for genial manners and strong community ties, dies after a long career. He served in the state assembly, was a county commissioner, and directed a central bank event. Survived by a daughter and several siblings, with funeral Monday at 10 from the Dixline residence. Services at the Reformer Church and burial in the Reformed cemetery.
Clarence A Bursard son of Mr and Mrs Joseph Bowward and Katherine Leaue daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward Taare were married by Rev Algenes Rupr at Mt Gren Pas on Thursday afternoon at 8 o'clock. After the ceremony the couple left on a wedding trip to Atlantic City Philadelphia. The bride is described as a popular young lady and she and the groom have a wide circle of friends.
A fragment reports large fruit crops including apples peaches and plums good in the neighborhood with a heavy potato crop and tart grapes. It notes 200 patients at the State Tuberculosis Sanitarium and outlines Salvation Army Frederick Corps events tomorrow including Sunday school for colored and white children, street service in Middletown, indoor service at 8, music and talks, a Friday night program with the Snoozers band and a no charge admission.
Funeral services for George Perry Snowe, a colored resident, were held yesterday at 4 o'clock at Is Lite Hone. Tambright niley officiated, with burial at Grvenshount cemetery. Funeral director listed as Heivtty' 'Tilferiene.
Misa Mila Smith on West Dutelek Street and Mrs Stone on East-Chore street are sick while Mrs W N Jolliffe at City Hospital improves after illness. Roy Eader and Harry Burucker in the city area are treated for typhoid fever with improving conditions. Samuel Tightoner, son of Rev J W Kiracofe, fears typhoid fever at his Chambersburg home. Henry Withide of Walkeraville underwent major surgery at Union Protestant Infirmary in Baltimore and is recovering well.
Auctioneer offered a lease and public sale at the courthouse this morning for William A. Hahn executor of the late Adolph Hahn. The brick house at 333 East Patrick Street and a vacant rear lot at 831 and 348 East Patrick Street were withdrawn as Bowl Properties. only one bid was received.
Harvey R. Lease as auctioneer conducted a courthouse sale this morning naming the mortgage on the property of E. and G. Johnson in Johnaville district. The parcel included a house and 3 1/2 acres of land and was purchased by Bradley P. Stitely for $225.
Engagement announced for Mary Young of Washington to Richards Van Allen of Savannah with a October wedding planned. Also marriage of Marty Di Miller of Jefferson to Renn M Bribaker of Liberntown performed at Woodallore by Rev. Toftinger.
Jerome Fort was charged with disorderly conduct on Water Street but the case was dismissed with a reprimand after evidence was heard. The September term of the circuit court convenes Monday at 10 am with 106 recognizances, 24 appeals, 34 original, 113 trials and 31 criminal cases on the docket. Labor Day is a legal holiday. post office window service runs 7 to 9 am. bankers closed. car carriers will do two collections and one delivery. Governor Crothers declares September a state legal holiday.
A special meeting of the Frederick County Branch of the Society for the Prevention and Relief of Tuberculosis will be held in the society room at 34 West Patrick Street at 7 p.m. on September 5. All members are requested to attend.
The Broderick County Agricultural Society filed suit against Joseph E B Smith for ejectment on premises claimed by the society. Justice Henderson ordered a warrant of restitution, later contested. Smith alleges improper use of court process and damages to his goods from removal, with dispute over notice and jurisdiction.
A fragmented local notice lists bargains at Shipley's Saturday sale with items like cake and food staples, plus hardware and household goods. It mentions a baseball doubleheader on Monday September 5 at the Y.M.C.A. in Charlestown, W. Va, and references Victor and Edison records, cleaning and dyeing services, and local dealers in York City and Patrick Street Blore.
Berantonhi Pa’s new Booking house announces a fireproof building with burglarproof vaults and a special ladies room for business transactions. It offers three rooms for meetings, safe deposit boxes, and an open policy for individuals, firms, or corporations with savings at 4 percent per annum. Tours are available during business hours.
Local item listings show a Busy Corner notice with school supplies and household goods for sale by Mims Georgie A. Poole at 240 Market Street, plus a large community promotion for a baseball double header in Charlestown West Virginia. Also mentions library book sale, a reward notice, and a Braddock Heights lost package alert with return instructions.
Festival activities unfold at the Brick Yard lot on East South Street Winchester Street on Saturday night September 3. Grand Mask Carnival offers prizes including ten dollars in gold and a gold medal for best decorated banner. Event features the Braddock Heights Band and a special prize box of Avery. Frida Chaseaten ee.
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