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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1911
Page
4
In a summer rifle range series Company A, Ras, tops the brigade for marksmanship, with eighteen experts, two sharpshooters, and twenty six marksmen. The unit has long led the Regiment in efficiency and now seeks overall militia leadership, as final scores tighten with remaining competitions.
Mr John Baumgardner is in Ratt More on business. Mr Charles C Carty on a business trip to Baltimore. Mr Irvin Stride spent Sunday with friends in Baltimore. Mr Ira Moore and others spent Sunday with friends in Sittlel Montgomery county. Mr John Stride has been in Baltimore and Philadelphia and is bru. Mr Thomas Yeakle of Washington visits his sister Mrs Kate Thomas. Mr Charles Culler of Washington at parental home Middletown. Mr Olfie Rosenberry attends the fair at Manchester and reunites. Miss Mele M fiamichon and relatives and fimore and Oxford Md. Friends in Mee Hagel Darraw telegraphy Street who spent several days to ital fimore and Aapapolis, his returned home. Mrs Albert Melveen and son of Washington visiting her sister. HH Dorsey Ht hipon of Wy R fanyie Md visited parental homes. Mrs Fred W Cramer and Miss Josephine Hail at Atlantic City and Mr Steck Bunsard. Mr Meg John M Culler and Miss Josephine Burns on an automobile triple anniversary in Pa. Thos J Wilson Washington bh. GC and Mr Walter Stoner Richmond Va spent weekend at Frank L Stoner Must Second street. Mrs N T Haller, Iona Taron Franklin, Mrs Bessie Duval and son Clifton of Washington spent yesterday with Misses Master South Market street. Master 1D Charles Winebrener left for Concord New Hampshire to enter St Pauls School accompanied by father Mr D Charles Winebrener. Mrs Winebrener accompanied afm ag fur ss Baltimore.
Hardy Johnson stands jailed after a stabbing on Past street with a penknife. John Carroll and Mary Smith arrested for drunkenness and disorderly behavior. hearings and jail terms set by Justice MacGill. Guy Dorsey and Asbury Stunts freed or fined after disorderly conduct dispute. Also a pharmaceutical ad promotes a catarrh cure and related products.
The Protestant ladies of Shiloh Me Church in Wathersville will stage a festival at Gilbert's Hall on Saturday evening September 23. Proceeds support church activities and local missions.
Old reservoir water appears muddy while the repaired tank shows a clear surface and better pressure. Mayor Behell ordered the old reserve shut to improve supply as contractors lay six to eight inch mains, with Engineer Boardman to inspect progress and 200 new service pipes ordered for residences.
A quiet wedding occurred yesterday afternoon at Grace Reformed parsonage 28 Hast Third street. Sergeant Thomas H. Bright of a Baltimore military company married Miss Agnes M. Ebbert, daughter of Mr. J. M. K. Ebberts of North Bentz street. The ceremony was officiated by Rev. BH. L. McLeat. The couple will reside in Baltimore.
The Baltimore News notes a peremptory order naming Father Byrne president of Mount St. Marys College in Emmitsburg to deliver all college books to Capt. James McSherry, the institution's receiver. The issue centers on authorship disputes between the president and the receiver, and Byrne complied.
Mountain City Lodge Knights of Pythian present a 7 o clock band concert at Court Tivise Mark in the park followed by a lodge social session in the Masamie Temple rooms. The program features the band with solos by Mrs Amy Kinop Olsen and Miss Bron Tons, an address by ex Judge Glenn FE Worthinston, and a recitation by Prof George L Twents, with refreshments served after.
Brief items note that yesterday’s B. and O excursion from Washington brought several residents to town. Local observers report curiosity about the travelers and their plans while noting the event drew attention from many names in the community.
Joseph M. Pope, wealthy Laytonsville farmer, slain by John Thompson after a feud over a fence. Fifteen year old John Pope testified Thompson fired at the father during an altercation, then the son returned fire. Sheriff Viett holds the boy as eyewitness. preliminary hearing set before Police Judge Reading.
Jesse Frysinger sixty years old of York Pa a former cigar maker and father of Prof J Frank Frysinger shot himself at his Newberry township poultry farm using a revolver after delays and a nervous disorder illness. He boarded a trolley earlier and visited the yard before the fatal shot near the doorway mirror. He died at the scene with his widow Frances Finger and two children Frank and Miriam Frysinger surviving.
The Board of Trustees of Wesnesboro Pa backs a plan to draw new industry here. Westing Foundry Co plans relocation from West Lhe mes, with leaders Fred H. Weller Gen Ho Armacost A. TP Itscon and A Vo Moore moving their homes to Waynesboro. A guarantee fund of 123 ton has been set to secure the new concern and attract industry to the town.
Religious world roundups report Sunday schools and sermons across multiple churches. Brethren, Grace Reformed, First Baptist, United Brethren, Evangelical Reformed, Methodist and Presbyterian congregations held services, Sunday schools, and Anti-Saloon League programs with ministers including Nedrow Keen Wood Lamar and Leiber, plus rally days and prayer meetings upcoming.
At morning service Rev. Dr. L J Leiber of Hagerstown spoke for the Anti-Saloon League. Vesper service followed conducted by Rev 8 G Rupp using the word Prec as the basis of remarks. Brotherhood meeting set for tomorrow at 7 26 and communion preparations Friday evening at 7 0.
All Saints Protestant Episcopal held Holy Communion at 7.30 a.m. Sunday School at 9.45 a.m. Rev. Douglass Hooff preached on safeguarding fellow men from saloon temptation. Trinity M. E. Church, South reported Sunday School at 9.45 a.m. Rev. John J. Rives preached. Epworth League at 6.30 led by Miss Mary Poole. Evening service featured State Superintendent Wm. H. Anderson presenting Anti-Saloon League work. St John’s Catholic had classes at 7 and 10 a.m. Mass in the latter. Rev. Fr. Timothy Barrett preached. rosary and benediction at 7 p.m.
Rev J O Knott of Warenton Va formerly pastor of the M E Church South denies dropping his defamation suit against Dr F J Prettyman and cites a technical error in papers for the dismissal at Warrenton. He expects a new suit once service by subpoena is possible. Separately, the Braddock Heights band held its final Song Service and concert with strong attendance and praise for the performance including Auld Lang Syne.
The Norwalk Motor Car Company will relocate its plant from Norwalk Ohio to Martinsburg West Virginia. Local businessmen there secured terms last week for a new factory to be built and operation is expected soon. A number of the companys cars are owned in Frederick.
The State Christian Endeavor Convention formerly set for October 24 to 26 at Colora Cecil County has been postponed to the following week to align with the full moon. This is the first delay for the event in that corner of Cecil County.
An old advertisement claims Cascarets cleanse the liver and bowels to prevent biliousness headaches sour stomach indigestion and coated tongue. It praises a 10 cent nightly dose that works while you sleep and keeps stomach liver and bowels regulated for months, noting children need gentle cleansing too.
Notice states Teal Bleetri¢ and Machine Company Frederick City Maryland disposed of all property and business on September 1 1911 except books and book accounts Former management not responsible for debts contracted by stockers Nicn Reedy and Edward J Smith have been appointed attorneys to pay debts and collect accounts owed to the Ideal Electric and Machine Company Playton Of Reedy and Edward J Smith Attorneys Beorgdl lt
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