Sick List Updates From West Patrick Street Area
The notice records residents with illnesses and recoveries on West Patrick Street and nearby areas. Mary Brown and two others are confined to home due to sickness while several names show slight improvement or are able to be up and about. Master Berger Poole along East Patrick recovers from typhoid fever and Olin Murnhart on West Patrick improves after confinement at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary? Brown
West Patrick Aireer
Haig
Schell
West South Street
J. Clarke Derittis
Kiodes Kemp
Tuery
Nsrmmgindner
North Market
Poole
East Patrick
Olin Mulnhart
West Patrick
Webard
Brochey
Hymeneal Notices for Birkett Awkorr and Federline Couples
Marriage notices report two weddings in Washington and Laurel. Birkett Awkorr wed Kenneth Bir kett in the bride's home with close family present, floral decorations featuring Southern china asters and white roses. Francia Federline and Merrill Fisher Jr. quietly married in Washington, then planned a northern honeymoon and homeward return to Laurel. Fisher works for the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad with family ties in Washington and Laurel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D Birkett
Sarah B
Kenneth
Birkett
Washington, D.C
Baltimore .and Ohio’ Railroad
Central
Baltimore
General Freighent
Washington
Hearn
Frederick
Traveling B and O agent presents detailed railroad maps
Mr CG W Allen, a traveling passenger agent of the B and O Railroad, is in Frederick distributing handsomely executed maps of the system. The charts outline all the relations and form a border around a plan of the leading U.S. cities connected by rail. A proverb about a man with a thing to sell and a tale told in a well is included in the text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CG. W. Allen
Frederick
United States
Woman's Christian Temperance Union Opens Fall Series
The first fall and winter business meetings of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union were held Monday night with Miss L. M. Keller presiding. Plans of work for the season were discussed and several reports heard. Delegates were named to the State convention in Easton in October. Members Keller Bartgis Morsell Meadames Smith Huineben and Minnix were listed among attendees. The local union schedules meetings on the second and fourth Mondays each month, open to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's. Christian J. ‘Temperance’ Union
L. M. Keller
Hamed
Easton
Misgea
Keller
Bartgis
Morsellr
Meadames
Smith
Addison Homer Held Critical After Tetanus Illness
Word reached Carlisle Pennsylvania that Addison Homer, brother of Mr Homers, is critically ill at his home with tetanus after suffering rheumatism. He has been confined for six days and is not expected to recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis
Vernon Davis
Urbana
John C. Motter
Sind Court
Fred
Grimer
Coir
Davia
Wis
Woman's College Opens Eighteenth Year With Record Enrollment
The Woman's College of Frederick begins its eighteenth year Thursday under Pres sieht Apple. Enrollment to date exceeds previous records, requiring additional rooms for teachers and students. The opening exercises start at 9:00 a m with faculty in charge. public invited.
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Woman'a’Collége
Woman's College
Frederick
Pressieht
Apple
Amie
Frederick Railroad Announces New Fast Freight Service
The Frederick Railroad Company advertises completion of a fast freight service to New York and all Central Railroad of New Jersey points including Brooklyn Jersey City Newark Havenne Elizabeth Port Wilkesbarre Scranton Chester Existon and Bethlehem. Through bills of lading will be issued to all points on Western Maryland Philadelphia and Reading and Central Railroad of New Jersey. Service to begin September 18 1910.
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Frederick Railroad, Company
News
New
New York
Central
Rairoad
New Jersey
Brooklyn
Jersey City
Newark
Havenne
Elizabeth Port
Wilkesbarre
Maryland
Philadelphia and
Reading
Central Railroad of
Drunk and Disorderly Arrests Reported in Local Notes
Two unknown men arrested by Officer Herring for drinking and disorderly conduct were jailed for forty days after appearing before Justice John Francis Smith. William Bammititanrebted and William Smith faced charges, with fines paid or waived. multiple theft and sidewalk obstruction cases followed, including Lester Trudolph and Calvin Brown, minor fines imposed or bail set, all heard by Justice Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herring
Belog
John Francis, Smith
Themeeh
William
Lester Trudolph
Carter
Bekstein
Calvin Brown
Youn Munk
Willian Jtoward
Elif Te Be
Bilenore
Avas
West Patel
Yeaterday
Hitler
Alexis
Juin Francs Smith
Domestic Science Course at Hagerstown Female High School
Miss Elizabeth Brown of Queen Anne Middle is appointed by the Washington county School Board as teacher of domestic science at the Female High School in Hagerstown. She is a Drexel Institute graduate and will begin work this week. This marks the first domestic science program at the Female High School, following years of manual training in the Male High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Brown
Queen Anne
Mid
Drexel Institute
Philadelphia
School Board of
Washington County
Hagerstown
Lovejoy Not In Denton Debunked
Word from Denton Missouri claims Rev M T Lovejoy a Waynesboro renegade preacher preached in a U B church there. Rev J L Grimm of Waynesboro reports to a Kansas City minister that no U B church exists in Denton and no one recalls Lovejoy visiting.
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Lovejoy Go
Mina Schmidt leaves for Charlotte to open elocution studio
Mina Marie Schmidt of this city departs for Charlotte North Carolina to establish an elocution studio. A talented realtor and former recitalist, she is a Woman’s College graduate and finished at Leland Powers School of Expression in Boston. Friends wish her success. Also noted is removal of a stable on Henry Trail's greenhouse site near the Fair Grounds to align with the Frederick Railroad loop project. Two anglers, Augustua Rowe and Ernest Speaks, caught six bass and two carp weighing 23 and 26 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mina Marie Schmidt
Charlotte
N.C
Schmidt
Woman's College
School of Expression
Leland’ Powers
Boston
Mass
Henry
Trail
Green House
Fair Ground
Frederick
Augustua Rowe
Ernest Speaks
Frederick College Opens Sixty Enrollees In 147th Year
The college opened its 147th year with Prof. Li K. Koontz presiding at a 9 am chapel service. Sixty students enrolled, about double the year-early figure, with growth in commercial and other departments. Faculty announced includes Koontz, Kuade, Duffy, McGregor, Smith, Sokolove, and McDaniel. improvements include new furniture and renovated rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Li K. Koontz
Rav
Absalom
Knox
Geo
Rdv
Smith
Koontz
District of Columbia
Georgia
Maryland
University Preparatory
Commercial
Frank L. Kuade
Hugh S. Duffy
James .D. McGregor
Geo. Edw
M. Harry Sokolove
Elizabeth. McDaniel
Real estate transfers and city water system inspection
A list of district property conveyances shows parcels exchanged among various parties including Willam A. Pomroy Mary C Jamison and Adamstown Packing Co. Springfield area deals rise with 40 to 16 thousand dollar values. Separately city officials inspect the waterworks with Mayor Schell Aldermen and health officers participating in the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willam A
Pomroy and Wife
Charles W., Wright
Point of Rocks
Mary C. Jamison
Charles C. Jamison
Frederick
Montgomery County
Adamstown Packing Company
J. Franklin Thomas
Adamatown Canning and Supply Company
Joe Stephena. Thomas
Ad‘amatown “Canning and’ Supply Company
Charles M. “Huffer
Charles’ M. Huffer
Orphano’ Court
Mary C. Fogle
Benvin
E. Fogle
Schell
Rice
Kemp
Y M C A Board Meets Tonight With Special Film Show
The Board of Directors of the Y M C A will hold their monthly meeting in the Association building at 8 oclock tonight. Special plug pictures You Saved My Life a great comedy plus A Cloud are shown. A committee representing the O U A M Band will seek donations for a bazar September 26 to fund new instruments. Braddock Heights features include a Wednesday Block Party Thursday Lemon Party and skating nights. Frederick’s famous end men Major Smith Bones Maulaby Doc Shipley and Hugh Dutley appear at Military Minstrels in Braddock Heights tonight. Dance tonight at 845 with the first five numbers omitted by request. Regular Tuesday Night dance at Braddock Heights with trains every half hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock
Heights House
Lilo
Baungardier
Clarke - Place
Irving ‘Miller
Kennedy's
Kennedy
House
Second St
Winter Lab
H. H. Abbott
Military Minstrels
Luray Caverns
Frederick R. Rco
Notleess
Frederick R. R. Co
Braddock Casino
Woman's College
Whedegeve Ies
Hendrickson Natiee
GL. Baking Co
New Fall Goods
Doll Bros
The
Association
H.H
Abbott, Lee
Frederick
Smith
Bones
Maulaby
Doc" Shipley
Hugh ‘Dutley
Military
Heights
Braddock’ Heights
Frederick’ Railroad CO
Fragmented Bank Statement Notes Contingent Balances
Fragmented OCR shows balances and interbank items including contingent interest, due to other national banks, due to trust companies and bank notes, with figures like 2,860,980 and 1820.84. Mentions a certified check and final totals amid unclear lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biaterae ‘i Hawke
Bankera
Dun
Trust Companies
Ha’ Ogee Bank
Braddock Heights Events and Local Notices
Sunday September 24 features Last Excutsion and $2.26 round trip from Frederick. Tonight the Grand Military Minstrels at Braddock Heights Auditorium with the Arad dock Heights Orchestra and a dance night and phonograph bargains. Also local notices about a stock offer from American Foundry and Manufacturing Company, bicycle theft warning, and restaurant relocation near West Patrick Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luray Caverna
Frederick
Frederick Railroad Company
Braddock Heights
Araddock Heights Orchestra
Admission, Inc
New Store Opens with Autumn Goods and Jobs Listed
Local ads announce a new store opening with autumn salts, dresses, fabrics, and home goods. Allen Quynn & Co advertises seeds, wheat varieties, and draperies while Frank Rich promotes carpet cleaning and a new electrical contractor joins Market Street. A job listing seeks log suppliers and an ox-fibre brush company ad closes the notice.
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