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Notices warn subscribers of a due date extended to the 16th with Sunday as the regular collection day. Collectors will call on Monday. Subscribers should have the owed amount ready for these visits.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1907
Page
3
Notices warn subscribers of a due date extended to the 16th with Sunday as the regular collection day. Collectors will call on Monday. Subscribers should have the owed amount ready for these visits.
Obituaries report the deaths of Gideon Hoover near Eilerton on September 10 from complications of diseases with a large surviving family. Washington Beall dies at Libertytown September 9 aged 61 years 6 months 17 days, funeral at home and burial at Fairmond cemetery. Laura E Waters dies near Myersville at 54, with funeral planned at Grosegntickle’s Mohsing House. Ella Jane Gruner, wife of Michael P Gruner, dies in Baltimore, funeral from 937 S St on Sunday.
Funeral services were held at 10 o'clock this morning from O O Carty undertaking establishment for Walter Fretter with Rev Dr Osborne Ingle officiating at the grave. Pallbearers named as Howard Sohell Wm Hooper Thomas Mackey and Barry Sohell. Interment at Alt. Olivet cemetery. Remains of Mrs Mollie Santa shipped to Leesburg yesterday afternoon with funeral today. O O Carty cited as funeral director.
A full page of church services for Braddock to Middletown notes sermons at Braddock tomorrow evening at seven, Schleysville Miseton eight, All Saints Episcopal morning and evening, Ss Johns Catholic mass times, and German Adaptions Brethren Sunday school at 9 30. Other schedules include United Brethren at 9 80, Evangelical Lutheran morning 10 30 and 6 30, Evangelical Reformed morning 10 30 and 6 20, and a Lambert building Sunday school at 3 30. Liberty town to Pine Mountain Park hosts a camp meeting starting Sunday. Presbyterian and Trinity M. and church services listed with preaching times, along with First Baptist Sunday school at 9 30 and evening discourse. Additional notes mention installation of Rev. Wm. E. Brown and Rev. Charles Rethevald charges, Rally Day at Grace Reformed with multiple choir offerings, and a large call for attendance by all members and friends.
Forty fifth anniversary of the battle of South Mountain noted. St John’s Lutheran Sunday School at Thurmoot hosts a picnic in Router’s Grove. The Jr. O U A M of Walkersville holds a patriotic picnic in Retreat Grove today.
"Buetar Browo" was presented for City Hospital. The matinée occurred before Mr Meeker of the New York Herald and friends. Misa Entight produced the piece from Herald comic page. Meeker will dedicate a Herald page to the play and its characters.
Board of Aldermen met in special session this morning with Messrs Lowcastle, Wilcoxon and Fraley presiding. The City Register Michael McCaffrey was approved. After the session he went to the courthouse where he took the oath and qualified as city register.
A long string of brief notices lists residents and guests in the area. Names include Mr. G B Swank, Mr. and Mrs. Lowenstein, Mrs J E Phienger, Miss Mary Wiest, Miss Elinor Markay, Mr. Charles F Young, Mr. George Morton and Master Dave Morton, Mr. Beary Mehrling, Miss Hannah Orimmies, Mr. George K Yost, Mr. and Mrs. Bolly 2 Nelson, Mr. Mary Frushom, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Schroeder and son, Miss Margaret Maywood, Mr. Robert McClesty, Mr. J O Newhard and brother Be ward, Maj. E YX Goldborough, Mr. Lawrence Kennedy and Miss Nannie Kennedy, Rev Dr H R Eschbach, and Dr H Olay Bachbach among others. They are noted as visiting, returning from trips to Atlantic City, Washington, Baltimore, Pittsburgh, Gettys burg, Denver and Saratoga, with various stays in Oxford, Myersville, and Albia.
At the home of the groom's mother Mrs Charles Porter of Brunswick on September 10 Mr Raymoord B Porter and Mia Josephina 8 Raataetter were united in marriage by Rev O W Hess. The bride wore white satin, the groom black. Miss Helen E Rastadter sister of the bride was bridesmaid. The wedding music was by Prof Jann Day. Refreshments followed with ice cream and lemonade. After a few days in Brunswick the couple will return to Baltimore to make their home. Invitations issued for next Thursday September 19 for the marriage of Mr Hassell Young Middletown son of Noah Young assistant secretary of the County School Board and Miss L Grace Beard Thurmont daughter of Rev M L Beard to take place at the bride's home.
The county championship final was postponed from this afternoon to Monday. Francais Sosish defeated Sohol Beraperger 6 8 6 4 in the semifinals. Smith will meet Jolltife, last year’s winner, for the Pigman cup. Miss Jamis Moberly remains ill. Edward M. Kader is confined to his home, and Albert Smith has recovered from rheumatic treatment.
The Wraderick City Hospital added a new wing with memorial rooms and surrounding roads graded. In August the hospital treated 56 patients, admitted 36, discharged 32, with 23 remaining. 45 paid in full, four part pay, seven free. An afternoon fire alarm drew hundreds toward Honek's livery stable on West Patrick Street after a wagon belonging to a colored man burned in Brewery alley.
A notice of private sale of 55 acres with improvements known as Indian Scrifge lying west of Frederick City. Trustees Baker and James H Gdiporill, with Charles Wine BD, act as sellers. Charion K. Simp son of Oranges County, Va, appears as a party to the terms.
National Masonic leaders warn members of a large scale scam posing as fundraising for a monument to President McKinley. Recipients are asked to send ten cents and to recruit friends to do the same, with funds sent to Judge William B. Day in Canton, Ohio. Enclosed envelopes and mailed letters traced to Canton reveal a careful ruse, with many victims across California and beyond.
Mien Kilen Snyder, aged 90, from Washington, former Thurmont resident, visits Middletown Valley recalling Revolutionary ancestry of Micholas Snyder born in Chambersburg and military lineage in the Battle of North Point. Freedoms and town improvements noted amid Republican district events and Braddock Heights season closings.
A fragmented OCR listing appears to name officers and staff such as President WH UG BAKER Vice President B D BAKER Vice President WM G ZIMMERMAN Cashier BAMUEL DUVALL Asst Cashier Gro Wu Smits J D BAKER and other officials including H HALLER and C M Tromas, with various initials and surnames.
A 1907 storefront promotes fall dress fabrics and bargains. Black chiffon broadcloths, gored plaids, and imported broadcloths are offered at reduced prices, with options in black, brown, and navy. Many fabrics feature 40 to 50 inch widths and color combinations suitable for gowns and tailored suits.
Fragmented inventory style notes list items with prices and vague descriptions. Mentions Shipley and Bopat Spralata and various goods including tomato pans, granite pots, wash boilers, hand mirrors, cards, baskets, lunch boxes, tennis balls, and a few oddities with scattered numerals and typos.
Local notice announces a special train by the Washington Frederick and Gettysburg railway to the end of the line on Bandsy afternoon at 3 o'clock with return at 6. The notice also includes thanks for kindness during illness and death of a wife and several local ads and notices ranging from shop bargains to meetings and obituaries.
George Poole arrested on charge of shooting a dog and aiming at Miss Alexandra Magrodsi and Douglas Wise. He waived a preliminary hearing before Judge Smith and posted $100 bond. Poole said two dogs approached him, a white dog and a vicious shepherd, and he shot to avoid bites. he claimed the ladies did not warn him they could not bite until after the shot.
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