River Hodson Named After Henry Hodson Discovery
A historical note records Henry Hodson discovering a river that bears his name. Other entries mention Commodore Thomas Macdonough's 1814 naval victory at Lake Champlain against a superior British squadron, Pio Pico as the last Mexican California governor who died born 1801, and Theodore Roosevelt returning home from a 6,000 mile speedmaking trip in 1910.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Hodson
Thomas Macdonough
Lake Champlain
Pio Pico
California
Roosevelt
Dispute Over Farm Title In Upper County Area
In Circuit Court a dispute over ownership of a Detour area farm arose. The farm traced to Frederick Birely and to his daughter Margaret Miller via a 1874 deed. a later deed to Mr and Mrs Miller and a subsequent will created competing claims. The Miller children from the first marriage sue executor Christian H Eckstein, arguing the first deed grants their mother the farm. Pleadings and motions filled the morning session with attorneys Cobrentz Brown Mathias for the children and Dorsey Etchison for the executor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tee Court
Frederick Birely
Cora May Miller
Anna B. Miller
Ella I. Miller
Frank A. Miller
C. H. Eckstein
QO. B. Cobrentz
Albert Brown
Charles Mathias
EL Dorsey Etchison
Mr. Eckstein
Catherine Miller
Will of Ernest Dixon Filed for Probate in Orphans' Court
The will of Ernest Dixon of Park Mills is filed for probate. It directs all property real and personal to be converted to cash and divided into three equal parts. One part to his mother Leonora M. Dixon, one to Malinda A. Crime, wife of William H. Crime Jr, and the third part in two shares to B. Frank Ricketts and Margaret Ricketts, wife of B. Frank Ricketts. He names B. Frank Ricketts as executor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orphans’ Court
Ernest Dixon
Park Mills
Cowt
Leonora M. Dixon
Malinda A. Orime
William H. Crime, Jr
B. Frank Ricketts
Margaret Ricketts
Cruelty Society Urges Respect for Diehl Fountain
The Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals protests use of the Diehl memorial fountain on West Church Street as a hitching post at night. Justice C W Eckstein, society president, warns against children climbing and defacing the fountain and promises strict penalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
Diehl
West Church Street
C. W. Eckstein
Freight delays spike can supply at Frederick packing plants
Shippers allege railroad service cuts and reduced equipment caused cans from Baltimore to arrive late, draining local Frederick City Packing Company and nearby factories. About 80 tons of corn waited as plants closed to await huskers, with Monocacy Gallay ordering three-quarters of a million more cans. An B and O official tours the scene amid investigations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City
Baltimore
Frederick City Packing Company
Monocacy Gailley Company
Colt and Dixon's
Reform Ministers Meet in Frederick for Auxiliary Organizations Paper
Reformed Ministerial Association of Frederick County held a regular meeting at Trinity Chapel West Church Street led by Rev. S M Miller. Rev. H L G Kieffer read the paper on Auxiliary Organizations of the Church and a general discussion followed. The committee was directed to propose biographical topics for 1912, with the next meeting set for Monday December 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kieffer
Reformed Ministerial Association of
Frederick County
Trinity Chapel
West Church Street
S. §. Miller
H. L. G. Kieffer
J. M. Motter
BE. L. McLean
G. A. Snyder
Middletown
G. P. Bready
Walkersville
D. J. Wolf
Taneytown
H. Bowers
Jefferson
A.J. Herman
Utica
B. R. Carnahan
Mr. Pleasant
J. H. Lewis
Lovettsville
A. M. Gluck
Emmitsburg
Miller
Gasoline Tank Explodes Injuring Coal Chute Worker
William Hamilton, employed at the Rhiel's Mill coal chute, was badly burned last night when a gasoline engine powered a gasoline tank explosion. He was treated at Frederick City Hospital after being brought from the engine room. Details are scarce, but the blast occurred around nine o'clock as Hamilton tended the engine. Dr. F. B. Smith assisted, with Hamilton's injuries described as serious but not life threatening. He has relatives in Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hamilton
Rhiel's
Rhiel’s
Frederick City
Hamilton
Hanihon
Frederick
F. B. Smith
United Brethren Picnic Postponed to September 16
Rain delays the Frederick United Brethren Sunday school annual picnic planned for Burkhart's Grove near Yellow Springs along the W F and G Railroad. Extensive preparations remain with hope to host Hon. Al P Gorman and Hon. Phillips Lee Golis, a Yellow Springs Band concert, chorus, spoon and egg race, wood sawing contest, Rev. E H Hummelbaugh address, and a train schedule to be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Brethren Sunday School of
Frederick
Burkhart's Grove
Yellow Springs
W. F. and G
Alp ‘Gorman
Phillips Lee Golis
Herongt) Roth
Great Lutheran Meeting Opens in Lancaster This Week
The General Council of the Lutheran Church in America will convene at Prinity Lutheran in Lancaster. About 150 clergymen and as many lay representatives are expected for a session spanning roughly a week starting Thursday September 14. The General Council oversees 1,600 ministers, 2,500 congregations, 500,000 members and property valued at 25,000,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Council of the
Lutheran Church In America
Lancaster
General Coucil of
Synodiecal Women's Conference
Lutheran Church
Reed Guilty in First Degree at Mont Alto Court
William Reed was found guilty of murder in the first degree for shooting Sadie Mathnau in Mont Alto Pa after a dispute over letters and photographs. The verdict came at 8 52 p m after a trial in Chambersburg with Reed's lawyers seeking a second degree plea and four days to file for a new trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Reed
Sadie Mathnau
Mont Allo
Chambersburg
Reed
Court House
Mount Alto
Hymeneas Beust Cev Malitt
John Casper Brust and Ruth May Crummill were quietly married at the Methodist Episcopal parsonage Saturday night by Rev. B. H. Lamar. William E B Hahn and Frances B Steith were quietly married at Grace Reformed parsonage Saturday evening at 8 by Rev. Bl. McLean. Crawford Falk, six, son of Mr and Mrs Lawrence Falk, suffered a badly crushed left hand at play near Market and Sixth streets when a cart wheel struck an awning pole. Dr. McComas treated the wound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Casper Brust
Ruth May Crummill
Methodist Episcopal Parsonage
B. H. Lamar
Hawn
Samame
William EB. Hahn
Frances
BH. Steith
Grace Reformed Parsonage
Mast
Third Street
Rev
Bl. McLean
Crawford Falk
Lawrence Falk
North Market Street
Wiliam Simmons
Market
Sixth Streets
Newman
George Miller Accepts Foreman Post in Baltimore Shoes
George Miller of West South Street has gone to Baltimore to take a foreman position in the shoe shine parlors at the new Enion Station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Miller
West South
Streal
Baltimore
Tel New Enion Station
Braddock Heights Car Show Tonight at City Opera House
The event schedule notes a car for Braddock Heights will be shown after the City Opera House performance of The Girl in the Taxi tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock Heights
City Opera House
Last of Streets to Undergo Improvements Opens Soon
Street paving on South Market and Patrick streets nears completion, with 8,040 square yards paved since summer and 3,000 feet of concrete curb laid. Atlantic Paving Co. awarded the three-block project for East and West Patrick and South Market streets at a May 29 bid opening. South Market will reopen after a short closure to set cement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
da Patek Ali Hes
South Market Street
Partick
Northern Central Railroad
Board of Aldermen
Atlantic Paving Company
East Patrick Street
West Patrick Street
Patrick Street
al Jtermen
Market
E. C. Crum
Citizens' National Bank Report of the Condition Frederick 1931
Report of the condition of Citizens' National Bank at Frederick Maryland at close of business September 1931. It lists resources including deposits, loans, banking house, reserves, and other items totaling 3 649 021.2 with liabilities and capital stock shown. Wm. G. Zimmerman cashier swears to truth before J. Travels Thomas notary public September 3 1931.
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Maii
Banky
Haag
Natiota
Nul Fed
United States
State of
Maryland
Frederick
Wm. G. Zimmerman
J. Travels Thomas
N. P
Hagerstown Optometrist to Visit New City Hotel
Dr S Highbarger of Hagerstown visits New City Hotel on September 12 and 14 from 9 a m to 9 p m with free consultation. Appointments by card or phone. Erick College announces 149th session opening September 12 1911 offering University Preparatory Commercial Music Elocution open to all but Univ Prep limited to boys. Features include individualized attention and a faculty with college degrees. Frederick Railroad Co president L K Koontz notes commercial grads gain positions. Braddock Heights Casino advertises skating bowling and games daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Highbarger
Hagerstown
New City Hotel
Erick College
Univ. Prep
L. K. Koontz
A. M
Prederick
Fredarlelk
Wrederick
Liberty
New London
Middletown Valley
Frederick
Reachy Ridge
Linganare
Lewistowt
New Market
Braddock
McRaig
Montgomery Co
Cherlesville
Manrovig
Rederick
Mt.Pleasant
Leora
Yellow Springs
Krederick
Sfarm
Bark Mills
Urunawick
Woodsboro
Thurmont
Ato Airy
Mt. Airy
Adamatown
Heaer
Matherese
Hebre
ROBE
Bear Mt. Plessant
Tramsville
Llamaritle
Lewistown
Jlameavyille
Deerfield
Creagerstown
Myersville
Mt. Pleasant
Jefferson
Walkersville
Wreder
Araby
Wrederck
Poolesville
Emmitsburg
Frederick R
Thorntont
Frederick June
Keverick
Adamstown
New Models Offer Varied Corset Fits For Autumn
3OHN D HENDRICKSON introduces four new corsets with autumn styles. The $1.00 CHN long hip medium bust fits average to tall figures. The $1.00 2723 offers comfort for average tall figures. The $2.00 4% at $1.0$ mimics Redfern whalebone quality. The $1.00 228 Rust Proof targets Misses and film figures with medium length for comfort and style.
Neidig Miller Offers New Fabrics and Ladies Outerwear
Neidig and Miller advertise new fabrics including Ombre Messalines with pine stripe, Fin Messalines, Pwo Tone Silks at 100 dollars a yard, plus Noedy dress trimmings and a complete line of ladies rain coats. Also new outings, perca ses, ginghams and the Onyx hosiery line.
Football and entertainment lineup at Athletic Park event
A Frederick news brief promotes September 12 Tuesday events at Athletic Park with free attractions and a baseball game Frederick versus Lynchburg Virginia League game called at 4 PM and admission 25 cents. It also advertises The Marvel Tonight film lineup and a society meeting for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Lynchburg
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
Board of Aldermen
Bertha Trail
All Frederick
Athletic Park
Heal
Alu
Virginia
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the Daily News
Miuyn
Halley
Newa
Wasmixerox
Marnyian
W. T. Moory
Weather Bureau
Ini
J. A. Ramsburg
H. Haller
Church St
W. EL Derr C. & P. Tel. Co
Her’s Stove House
N. Market St
Fourth St
H. Grove Athletic Park
Frederick R. R
P.O. AL Apt
D. J. Markey
The
Marvel -Neidig & Miller
Loribul
Lowenstein& Wertheimer
Gem Food Chopper
A. G. Quynn & Co
Eee
J. D. Hendrickson City Opera House
Optometrist
Highbarger
Justice Eckstein
Reformed
U. B
Great Lutheran Meeting
General Council of the Church
Hymeneas
Beust
Malitt
Lad
Elks’ Club
Court and
Second Streets
Market Street
Crum and Davidson
Citizens’ National Bank
Citizens' National Bank
Cluse
Dusiness
T. I. Hargett
G. I. Conley
BAKER
Frederick County Farmers Xchange
Currell
Allen G. Quynn & CO
Frederick Railroad Company
Frederick City Garage
W. Patnek St
D. Hendrickson
Warner
Joan D. Wendrickson
Neidig & Miller
Williamson's Drug Store
Williamson’s Drug Store
Rexall Store
Keller & Myers
Torn D. KN
GOD. Myers
Rell & Myers
W. Patrick St
City Tratel
Ekellee & Myers
Real Estate
Lonna and Insurance
Cramer & Stauffer
Real Estate and Loans
Singanore
Court Street
Landis
M. L. Etchisonsait
the Etchinson Furniture
Storh
New Citizens’ National Bank
Frederick, Md
Thos. P. Rice
Young & Staley
Real Walute
Brunswick
Bethel
Frederick TR
Harry G. Tritapoe
Fréd
Alene
N. W
Fred
K. GT. Mercer
Braddock, Ma
the News OF Pei
Pen-Mar
Frederick R. R. Co
Capt
D. Fohn Markey
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