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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1910
Page
2
A noisy fragment records multiple church services and sermons across the county. It notes pastors and events at Evangelical Reformed, Methodist, Lutheran, Catholic, and Baptist congregations with dates and topics like Jesus at the door and Christians possessions.
The report covers sermons and Sunday School times at the Church of the Brethren, U B Church, and Yellow Springs. Elder George S. Harp of Ellerton preached both morning and evening, with an afternoon sermon at Rocky Springs. Rev J W Kiracofe preached morning and evening at the U B Church. Rev E H Lamar spoke at Yellow Springs in the afternoon.
The Newlyweds and Their Baby based on George McManus cartoons will be staged at City Opera House on Wednesday September 7. Aaron Hoffman Paul West wrote the book Seymour Brown penned the lyrics while Nat Ayer and John W Bratton composed the music.
Janes L Roxen the midget stars as Napoleon Newlywed in a cartoon spoof with Major Knott Much and Leo Mayes as supporting figures. The baby role shifts to a Lilipitian substitute when the infant is kidnapped, while the adults mimic the McMruus cartoon. New York press calls the invention a success.
The Vraderick Corps of the American Salvation Army held two large Sunday schools, a two hour afternoon gathering with singing, and an indoor service led by Adjutant Marshall. Friday night features a hodgepodge entertainment with Snoozer's Band. Next Sunday concludes with farewell services before a two week Pennyslvania transfer and September 25 homecoming. Tom Cantwell, former Winchester star, leaves Milwaukee after release.
A song service was held in the Breddock Heights auditorium drawing a very large crowd. Music included performances by the Bradcoet Heights Band and numbers arranged by Freder i Manesrenor with Ge:non Fenehaks bringing the Green.
W H Cleary proprietor of the Phylico Motel is dead. William C Prury of Brentwood shot his eight year old son. W A Meuno of Myersdale perhaps fatally shot. Dr Marshal J Brown of Greensboro found dead in the New Howard House. Labor Sunday observed in York and Baltimore. Confederates veterans reunion planned at Annapolis September 17. Labor Day festivities spread through Baltimore. Laurence Thomson dies after illness. Viola Poole dies at St. Luke's Hospital. William Risteau Jr downed while bathing near Towson. Whigeon ferry struck submerged rock in Susquehanna River. Kanlona Sewerage Commission named Gen Joseph Seth and others. Hartford county teachers begin annual initiation in Bel Air courthouse. Dr John W Dashiell dies at Princess Anne. Cardinal Gibbons to visit Montreal for congress. Christian Missionary Society annual convention at Wilna Harford County. Cambridge rebuilding efforts continue. Knights of Columbus celebrate 418th anniversary of discovery of America in Baltimore. Brother Dante retires to Calvert Hall’s normal college. Labor Sunday observed in several Baltimore churches. Ministers’ pulpits filled with no return trips noted. CATON area report ends with a quiet close.
Department of Agriculture experts say city dwellers venturing into farming struggle to succeed. Wages have risen but living costs outpace them, and city residents find the farming venture too technically demanding, leading to frequent failure.
Frederick City Packing Company workers enjoy their annual picnic along the Monocacy at Worthington's spring in Frederick Junction. Bricklayers' Union also holds a Labor Day gathering in a festive observance.
Work to lay new curbing on North Market Street between Third and Fourth Streets started this morning. Also notes a junior meeting of the Fire Fogine Company set for tonight at 8 o'clock.
A new corporation named Frederick Automobile Company will be incorporated with 60000 dollars capital. Dr F B Smith named president. Philadelphia financier M C McCurrick acts as fiscal agent for property on West Patrick Street to be turned into a modern garage for selling machines and automobile accessories. Incorporation papers to be filed soon and work expected to start promptly.
The horse and buggy of Mr. Tol vert K. Houck of McKarg were stolen from the rear of the market house Saturday night. Police traced the team to a fence along the road to East South Street and it was found and returned to Houck yesterday morning. No clue to the thief was found.
Water samples from Antietam Creek Boonsboro Sturpsburg and nearby sources were sent to the State Chemist in Baltimore for analysis. Results show Antietam supply contaminated and unfit for deinking use while Boonsboro sample was purer. Ble Spring Slawpsburg water partially contaminated by surface drainage. well near Sharpburg school yard deemed unsuitable for CE ink purposes.
The tale recalls how a winter death in Corinth led to a maid placing tokens over a grave. An acanthus root grew around a basket, its leaves curling the corners to form a decorative motif. Vitruvius recounts the legend of Kallimachos deriving the Corinthian capital from this plant.
Rain interrupted the Mountaindale plenis held in the grove on Saturday drawing a large crowd despite threatening skies. The Boonaboro and C. I. A. M. Band performed before a downpour drove attendees to shelter, and the Giese will be rescheduled for next Saturday.
A scheduled double header at Athletic Park this afternoon between the Y M C A baseball team and a Charlestown West Virginia squad was canceled by Charlestown via telegram received late Saturday night. The notice appears in local notices and ads in the issue.
Social notes detail visits and moves among residents. Mrs. Lewis C. Snyder of St. Louis visits Mrs. Robert Thomas in Mra. 8, 8. Patterson and Eisa Lucie Haller return from Chambershore. Charles Koonts of Caithersburg visits her brother Mr. C Will Fout in Clarke Place. Mrs. Westacott of Riverton with daughters Marian and Josephine visits Mrs. Clara V. Molt. Joseph L. Houff resigns from Rosenstock Bros to join Berberck Bros. in Washington. Professor LeRoy McMas ley and Mrs. McMas ley of Washington University visit Walkersville and Baltimore before returning to St. Louis. Miss Bien MacGill Baker of Berryville visits Miss Anne P. Schley before resuming studies at Holling Institute. E H Sharetts and L Sharetts of Keymar and Dr A Sharetts of Woodsboro return from Atlantic City.
Mar tin LeRoy Bnser of Uden weds Elsie Mav Iansbew of Beaddock at Bethel with Rev A J Herman officiating. They plan to reside at Utes. Returns from Law Conference. Jacob Rohrback retuned from the twentieth annual conference of the Commissioners on Uniform State Laws held in Chattanooga. He was one of three Maryland representatives appointed by Governor Crothers.
Announcement of a public sale on prospect hall premises one mile southwest of Frederick Maryland following the sale of a farm and mansion property. Sale to be conducted on site with goods and property available for bidding at the location.
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