In History Sept 4 Biographical Deaths and Events
A compact history note lists notable deaths and events on September 4. It includes Cardinal Tichelleu born Paris died 1042, Chattaubriand born St. Malo died 1945, Alfred d Orany born Paris died 1852, John Morgan Confederate raider killed greens hle Tenn born 1820, a 1888 Cuba cyclone with 1000 lives lost, cholera deaths in Hamburg, Sven Loven Swedish naturalist born 1809, William H Murlbert NY World writer died in Italy born 1828, General August V Kautz U S Army died Seattle born 1829.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cardinal Tichelleu
Elatesman
Paris
Chattaubriand
St. Malo
Alfred Guillaume Gabriel d‘Orany
John Morgan
Greens Hle
Tenn
Cuba
Hamburg
Sven Loven
William Henry Murlbert
New York World
Italy
August V. Kautz
U. A
Seattle
Wash
Personal notices recall travelers and visitors
Miss Caroline McSherry and Mr W Clinton spent yesterday in Baltimore. Mrs C F Bennett and daughter returned from Atlantic City. Mrs B D Connor of Philadelphia visits Mr and Mrs A P Marah in Court street. Mr and Mrs W J Ayres and son of Woodsboro travel to Michigan and Indiana. Miss Blanche Grumbine returns after time in Philadelphia Baltimore. Mr David Holtz of Toledo formerly Walkeraville visits county friends. Mr Harry E Chapline returns after days at Morgan's Grove. Mrs William Yantis and daughter Violet return from Hanover. Mr and Mrs Paut Hendrickson visit Ann M Hammond Libertytown. Mr and Mrs Edgar B Legg of Baltimore at Linganore Hills Inn now with Miss Knauft East Patrick street. Mrs John Fogle of Dayton visits relatives in Woodboro after thirty years away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline McSherry
W. Clinton “McSherry
Baltimore
C. F. Bennett
Atlantic City
B.D. Connor
Philadelphia
A. P. Marah
Court Street
W. J. Ayres
Woodsboro
Michigan
Indiana
Blanche Grumbine
David Holtz
Toledo
Walkeravilis
Harry E. Chapline
West Third Street
Morgan’a
William Yantis
Violet
Hanover
Paut Hendrickson
Paul
Mion
Ann M. Hammond
Libertytown
Edgar &. Legg
Linganore Hills Inn
Death notices for Stephens Rice and Fogle from Libertytown area
Charles Edward Stephens died at his Libertytown home on August 27 at age 60 from throat consumption. Survived by wife and two sisters, services held August 29 at local churches with interment at Fairmount cemetery. Jeremiah Rice, husband and three children mourn Mrs. Senora Rice of Church Hill who died August 29 after a lingering illness at 39 years. Funeral Sept 1 from St. John’s Lutheran Church. Ann Matilda Fogle, widow of John W. Fogle, died August 29 in New Paris of breast cancer, about 76. Funeral at Union Chapel September 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Stephers
Charles Edward Stephens
Libertytown
Samuel
Agnes Stephens
Mary Cooke
Washington, D. C
John M. Vannant
M. P
J. R. Lewis
Mt. Pressant
Jeremiah Rice
Senora
Jeremish Rios
Church Hill
This County
Ann M. Fogle
Ann Matilda Fogle
John W. Fogle
New Paris
Union Chapel
Hagerstown Frederick Classball Games Promised Labor Day
Interest grows for two classball games between Hagerstown and Frederick to be held in Hagerstown on Labor Day. The previous meeting ended 9 to 9 in the ninth inning before darkness halted play in Chambersburg. Frederick’s squad includes Brust Ramsburg Bennett Creager Ramsburg Nichols Saylor Rady Wiss Haysor Moore Dutrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Frederick
Chatberaburg
Frederick County
Brust
Ramsburg
Bennett
Creager
Adamstown
Nichols
Washington
Wiss
Middletown
Panzer
Hayssr
Buckeyttown
Moore and Dutrow
Fire destroys Powell store and Troutville chapel
Fire in Troutville early today leveled Powell Brothers general merchandise store and the Church of God chapel, both one story frame buildings. The cause is unknown. damage includes total stock loss and $900 in carnass value on the chapel, insured through local firms. Powell brothers reside in Woodsboro about two miles away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Powell Brothers
Church of God
Troutville
Messrs. Powell
Atol
Woodsboro
Trentville
The
Mensars
Powell
Devilbias & Urner
Caranos
F. G. Thoniss & Son
Hymeneal Keller Bowlls in Baltimore Mo
Yesterday at 1 oclock Mr Otho J Keller and Miss Mary Bowles of this city were married by Rev H H Sherman in the parsonage of the Methodist Episcopal church South Baltimore Mo. After the ceremony the couple left for a trip to Atlantic City. Attending were Miss Bessie Getzendanner and Mr Albert McCardell of this city. The groom, son of the late O J Keller, is a popular young man. The bride is daughter of Mrs Edward Bowles of West Third Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keller—Bowlls
Otho J. Keller
Mary
Bowing
H. H. Sherman
Methodist Episcopal Church South
Baltimore
Bessie Getzendanner
Albert McCardell
Keller
Sessler
Janie Boone
Jerningham Boone
Buckeystown
Robert H. Padgett
Adamafowd
St. Joseph’s Catholic
Philip McGuuire
Mr. Padgett
Adamstown
Padgett & Keasler
Crystal Wedding Celebration at Mr and Mrs Geinbert Home
Mr and Mrs Stephen Geinbert celebrated their fifteenth wedding anniversary at their South Street home. Palm decorations, an orchestra, and glassware gifts highlighted the reception hosted by Miss Emma Thomas and others. A later dance and table of treats accompanied by a lantern-lit yard marked the festivity. A straw ride by Misses Sallie Shilling and Clara Fogle for about 30 friends ended the evening with refreshments in Braddock Heights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen O. Geinbert
South Street
Emma Thomas
Bessie Anders
Ora Schmidt
Graze Zimmerman
Gaisbert
Marguerite Marsh
Sadie Darby
Marie Habercorn
Bear Down Club
Missea Sallie Shilling
Clara Fogle
Troxell
Braddock Heights
Miss Moody Bitten by Copperhead at Buzzard's Block
Miss Helen Moody of Washington, visiting Jefferson, was bitten by a copperhead snake at Buzzard's Block. The bite swollen her limb badly and caused a period of unconsciousness, but prompt remedies brought recovery. Moody frequently visits Braddock Colony and recently stayed at The Ostel Pin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wen
Helen Moody
Washington
Jefferson
Buzzard’s Bock
Miss Moody
Braddock Colony
Isst Samme
Ostelpin
Work Resumed On Rosenstock Bros Building Dispute
Work has resumed on the Rosenstock Bros. building at East Patrick Street after an injunction by adjoining owner Mrs. Caroline M. Fox halted progress pending a divider line decision. Additionally John A. Lebherz, formerly of the city, becomes foreman of a new foundry at Waynerboro, Pa., for the Emmert Manufacturing Company, praised by the Waynerboro Record as a skilled craftsman who will make the foundry a successful addition to Emmett Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosenstock Bros
East Patrick Stress
Caroline M. Fox
John A. Lebherz
Waynerboro
Emmert Manufacturing Company
Waynerboro Record
Lebherz
Founary
Emmett Co
Market Quotations From Moantera City Mill
Local market quotes for today list corn at 2.85 per barrel shelled 57 cents per bushel wheat No 2 red 7711 steamer 7 per bushel oats 0 cents per bushel. Say you saw it in Texico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moantera City
Institute's Last Day as War Ends This Afternoon
The Frederick teachers' institute closes today after a morning session with rounds on fractions and class instruction. Leaders Kefauver and Beachley directed discussions as teachers debated memorization facts and test book use. An afternoon adjournment marks the institute's final session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teachers’ Institute
Bobitz
Harry J. Kefauver
McClure Haupt
A. J. Horine
Franklin Hershman
Daniel 0. Metz
Ella V. Kreig
Katie 0. Kefanver
Marc C. Ott
E.D. Baachley
Wallace R. Beall
Chester G. Olem
Harry Ecker
Roger G. Harley
Artie Bartgis
Edith G. Bond
Clara B. DeMruth
M. Beth Firor
Elizbeth McDonnell
Masonic Temple Hall
Grace Beard
Ophelia
Nadine Provost Allen
Frederick
Payne
Courtrey
Marsh
Mulliniz
Price
Miases Hershberger
Dean
DeGrange
Schieffer
Williams
McDonnell
Handicapped Tennis Cup Tournament Opens Next Week
The handicap tennis tournament for the challenge cup starts Wednesday September 9 at 9 80 am weather permitting. The cup on display at Hall Retohs North Market street draws 27 entries and has earned praise from management. Bailey Banks Biddle Philadelphia made the cap a handsome inscription piece for the event. The cup remains the holder’s property after three victories and is contested for one year per winner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall & Retoh
North Market_ street
Bailey, Banks & Biddle
Philadelphia
Funeral of Uriah D Ramspurg at Charlesville
The funeral for Uriah D Ramspurg of Charlesville was held at his late residence with a large gathering of relatives and friends. Rev. S M Hench officiated with Rev Dr Hechbech and Rev Aspar assisting. Bearers included E P Feage J R Fomga Himer Feaga Dennis Staley Luther Staley and Lewis Zimmerman. Interment followed at Zion cemetery. Creager and Son Thurmont funeral directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uriah D. Ramspurg
Charlesville
Ha. m
S. M. Hench
Hechbech
Aspar
E. P. Feage
J. R. Fomga
Himer Fe
Free Will Methodist Bishop Visits Frederick
G H Messenger from Hagerstown Maryland claims bishop status of the Free Will Methodist Episcopal church and plans meetings in Frederick. He and his wife, both ministers, with Elder Orey, will hold sessions at Court Park today at 4 and 7 30 this evening and tomorrow at the same hours, noting the church’s Canton Ohio origin in 1897.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. H. Messenger
Hagerstown
Free Will Methodist Episcopal Church
Frederick
Elder Orey
Orey
Free Will Methodist Church
Canton
Ohio
Eastern Star Visitation At Mizpah Chapter Meeting
Mizpah Chapter No 9 will resume its stated meet tonight at Massaic Temple. Grand Officers of Maryland will visit led by Margie E Pearson Grand Worthy Matron. Scenly members from Queen Esther chapter Hagerstown attend. Nearby Sunday schools hold picnics tomorrow in various towns. Manor Council U A M of Doubs to picnic in Manor woods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Star
Mizpah
Order of the Bestern Star
Massaic Temple
Grand Chapter
Maryland
Margie E. Pearson
Baltimore
Queen Esther Chapter
Hagerstown
Barkittsville
Stonnisin Union
Fairview
Moaig
Pleasant Walk
Fall Raspherrica Plant Find Reported Near Urleans
Mrs. George W. Morningstar of near Urleans sent to the Tar News office a number of tripe mepherries gathered a day or two ago from wild plants near her home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Morningstar
Urleans
Sentio Tar
Divorce petition filed for Mrs E Josephine Dean
Mrs E Josephine Dean through attorney Joseph T Gaver filed for divorce a mensa from her husband J Willem Deas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Josephine Dean
Joseph T. Gaver
Meres Esthers
J. Willem Deas
Frederick Gas Company Expands Water Gas Plant and Mains
The Frederick Gas Company reports extensive upgrades to its water gas plant boosting output to no less than 22 candle power. The new facilities include two brick buildings with a 150,000 cubic foot capacity superheater, purifiers, a 25 horsepower boiler, and a 13 horsepower engine. Four miles of new mains and 400 new service pipes have been installed, reducing outages and improving supply as the city moves into the heating season. The Isabella plant remains, but is to be replaced by a duplicate water gas setup for emergency backup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Gas Company
Patrick , Mireel
Qhorch /Méreel
Third
Isabella
Bss
Hae
Drowned in the Potomac near Williamsport
Harvey Smith of Frederick County, about 23, drowned in the Potomac at Powell's Bend near Williamsport, while fishing with Coleman Shaft. He waded toward a fish pot below the bridge, disappeared as swift water carried him away. Shaff and canal workers assisted in the search but found no trace. He had worked as a section man on the O. V. and previously lived between Thurmont and Wolfsville. several sisters survive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Smith
Frederick County
Powell’s Bend
Williamsport
Washington County
Coleman Shaft
Coffmanaville
Virginis
Smith
Shuff
Shuffo
Shaif
Bow
Shoi
Inlaw
Cannon Blickenstaff
O. V
Shaff
Thurmont
Wolfs Ville
Real Estate Sales At Court House Tomorrow
Trustee Jacob Rohrdaux will sell three acres across five lots east of the city at the Court House in the morning for Mrs Evlen Trait Legg. Harvey B Lease and partner will sell at the Court House door for Melville B Doll trust, including lots 12 and 13 in Block 5 on Development Grounds fronting West Fifth Street. The two brick dwellings on site are two stories high. State Prohibition Convention in Hagerstown named William Gisrel for Governor Daniel W Miller for Comptroller Frank Higgins for Attorney General and Frederick county's Daniel J Young to the State Central Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Rohrdaux
Evlen Trait Legg
Harvey B. Lease
Hagerstown
William Gisrel
Baltimore
Daniel W. Miller
Upper Fairmount
Somerset County
Frank Higgins
Rockvills
Montgomery County
Daniel J. Young
Frederick County
State Central Committee
Friday Dance and Show at Braddock Heights Tonight
Regular Friday night dance and show featuring delightful music and magnificent scenery. Osrs leave Square Corner at 6.20, 7, 7.30, .30 and 9.10. Buytor's Educational Chocolates and Instructive Tablets for Children advertised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock Heights
Osrs
Square Corner
Buytor's Educational Chocolates
BE Iigmeon’s
Main's Drug Store Opens on North Market Street
Notice announces Main's Drug Store on North Market Street with contact Clinton E Main graduate pharmacist. Also promotes goods to eat and political pitch for William H. Binks as chief, referencing Republican support across districts. Confusing OCR fragment ends with hospital committee note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main’s Drug
North Market Street
Telephone Contectigna
Clinton E. Main
Local Advertisements and Notices From Frederick Area
Mixed chocolates and confections offered by Houyler's Bon-Bons alongside theatrical promotions for That Imprudent Young Couple. Frederick Gas Company ads invite home demonstrations with Mrs. Katherine Swan starting Sept 7. Commercial Club notes death of Willard O. Koeller and calls a special meeting at City Hotel. Political pitches urge votes for William H. Hinks as Chief Judge. Dining Parlor crabs and Feagaville church bazar announced. Labor Day events set at Braddock Heights with Frederick Select Orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Club
City Hotel
Willard O. Koeller
William 0. Borxurr
Tomas B. Haller
Howamp
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Daily News
Toe News
W. L. Moore
Ordinanca
Fallairy
J.H. Lampeielle Ziad
Fourth St
Geo. F. Ranneberger
Sraith
Braddock Heights Ree - Williamson
Forever
Williamson’ S
Doll Bros
Geo
Rodock & Co
N. E. Cramer
Neidig & Miller
Yurely Personal
Easant
John Fogle
Dayton
Joshus Fogle
Powell Bron
Texico
Institute
Reschere
McClure Hacpt
A. J. Harris
Franklin Harehman
Daniel O. Metz
Ella V. Kreis
Katie O. Kefauver
Mary C. K
D. Beachley
Ite Close
Citizens! N National Bank
Frederick Gse Company
Potomac
Citizens’ National Bank OF Frederickecity. MD
Joten Hendrickson
Billie
New Ostron
Bultloge
Lo, Laie
Dorset
Comfort Kober
Evely
N. B
Rae
Fine Goode
Gi. Hollpas Brand
Neng & Miller
Nc & Miller's
Eivaon
Be Calleo
Sic
Madras
Louisins Neck Hibbons
Hull & Reich
Bull & Reich
Iz North Market Street
Taildenly Fen
the City Hotel Grill
Cuir Hotel Grill
Dirk
Sala
Chicago
William E. Binks
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Oalion
Baltimore & Ohio Railrosa
Sepublicans
Wiliam H. Binks
Sadze
Commetter
George
Rodoce
A. T. Rice & Sons
Trior & Bons
North Market Bireet
Frederick, MD
Thomas P. Rice
Esat
Fourth Street
Fradurtck County Telephone
Farmers Exchange
Frederick County Farmers’ Exchange
Ilour
Carr
Orphans’ Court
Bevadawic
Francis T. Rodes
Rugieter of
Witte
Earnest
Alddante
Nome
Taurounce
Hamilton Lindbay
Sheri
Glarence C. Holtz
Fraderise
Dyiodante H. Dorsey Etchi
D. H. E. Petermaz
West Franklin Stree
Europe
Mmariddawly
Masonic Temple
Nicodemus
Fy B. Sappington
Efrigerators
Oll Stover
Jas
Blue Flame
OL Stover
QO Co
Sapeey
Cirial
Loogal
Houyler
Williamuons
Rhodes
Katherine Swan
Consolidated Gas Company of
New York City
William H. Hinks
Baring
West Patrick Street
Lewis A. Kline
E.R. Biss
Ladies of the Reformed Church of
Feagavills
Hargett's Hall
Frederick Select
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