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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1910
Page
5
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Mr Washington Smith, life member of the Proetick County Agricultural Society, died at home after sudden illness. He married Nila Ogle in 1853 and is survived by ten children, including Mrs Marshall Harding and Mrs Alfred Kilima. Funeral at 10:30 Wednesday from the home. interment Mt Olivet Cemetery.
The notices report the death of Mrs. Catrin A. Burdette in Damascus Montgomery County from typhoid fever at about age, with funeral services conducted by Rev H O Keen at the church and interment in the church cemetery. Also listed are other obituaries for Grace Dixon of Baltimore and a child death from spinal meningitis with funerals planned for today, noting locations and interment sites.
The bank showcases its fireproof new banking house in Frederick with a strong vault system. Superintendent John Evans explains secure rooms for meetings and safekeeping, plus three ladies rooms and safe deposit boxes. The bank invites individuals, firms, or corporations to open accounts and highlights a buying department offering 4 percent per some terms. Buildings halls are open for tours.
The September term of the Circuit Court opened with Chief Judge Hammond Urner and Judge John De Motter on the bench. Grand jurors were sworn, and Judge Urner charged them on abortion, public office defalcations, and gambling laws. Petit jurors were named. several cases were moved to Montgomery County for trial. docket calls continued the next morning. A trolley line disruption delayed local streetcar service on Saturday.
The funeral of the late Wil Mauist Lakin was held from the Reformed Church in Jefferson. Rev Wayne H Bower delivered a touching eulogy. Relatives and many friends attended the services, with a large attendance noted at the church and nearby cemetery.
Open air Salvation Army service on Market Street ends in drama as a young man falls between a wagon’s wheels. Lieutenant Storm stops the talk and Adjutant Merabail helps lift him clear, restoring consciousness before moving him to Mr Fraley’s boarding house on West Patrick Street. Crowd congestion lasts about twenty minutes.
Congregation of St John’s Catholic Church in MN hosts a reception this evening for Rev Fr William S Kane Catholic pastor returning from a European trip. A committee from the Holy Name Society escorts him from the B&O depot to St John’s School Hall where an address of welcome and refreshments will follow the 8 o’clock gathering. An invitation is extended to members and friends of the congregation to attend.
The notices report two funerals held in local communities. Mire Mary Nichole’s service occurred Saturday morning at her home in Wakshington Junction with Rev. Wm. Anthony officiating and interment at St. Paul’s in Point of Rocks. Summers Patman’s funeral was Saturday afternoon at 2 from the home of his parents near Monterne with Rev. S. A. Hedgex officiating and burial in Olivet cemetery. Car ty served as general director.
Himiptonson Street George Graininger 49 an orderly at Frederick City Hospital was found partly conscious Friday night lying on a Baltimore sidewalk by Patrolman John C Rudel. He was taken to University Hospital where Dr Willee says he remained unconscious from intoxication. The charge was dismissed. Heating project awarded to Archibald E Pigher for a vacuum heating plant at Trinity Chapel Sunday school rooms on West Church Street.
Incomplete OCR text discusses illness among residents from Freseren and Vicinity with mentions of Morgan and others, but key details and context are missing. The readable fragments suggest a local health-related note or report.
A Stoddard Dayron driven by Leo Schaub led the Munsey tour from Baltimore to Frederick with six minute faster time than expected. Several cars followed including a 1910 Ford and a Cadillac. The Franklin truck carried tires and repairs and no accidents marred the muddy route through Harper's Ferry and Hagerstown while tourists visited sites near Frederick.
An old newspaper piece highlights Puritan colorings and new trimmings. It promotes Parisian silks in Persian, Ecru, Cream, and White, with color combinations at 39c and 76c. It also advertises Capes for children in red or blue with plaid silk and hoods priced at 3.50.
An old catalog style page advertises blankets and health wool items with prices and product lines. It mentions baby blankets and scented decorative pieces as luxury or necessity items for health and comfort, with various price figures and discount notes.
Notice and notices of events at Predetick College and Court Square Frederick County with invitations to a Prevention and Tuber meeting at West Patrick Street 7 30 p m September 5. Also lost eyeglasses reward and a prize display at Aryink Millers hardware. Also a public note about Binddeck Heights Casino admission and a missing box incident near Cantino Bradiock Helgyta station.
The Baltimore excursion brought 134 visitors to the city from the railroad trip. Mr and Mrs Ak Wiler caught 29 bags weighing about 2 1 2 pounds. George Crum Roy Crum and Albaugh caught four cod with one weighing 16 pounds and three eel and a turtle on Saturday night.
Local readers are invited to the Opera House tonight to see the Knights and Temoplar Parade in a convention setting. A large audience is anticipated as Chicago hosts events during the August week with screenings of The Marvel Tonight and other entertainments.
Central National Bank Frederick mourns William H. Lukin who died September 2 1910. The tribute praises his character, generosity, kindness, and charity. The bank committee asks for a minute to be entered in records and a copy published in The News and sent to the widow.
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