Sept 18 in American History highlights and milestones
The Daily News recalls key dates in American history: 1567 founding of St Augustine, 1793 Washington laying cornerstone of Capitol, 1873 financial crash in New York, and 1910 death of James Clark McGrew in Kingwood West Virginia born 1812. Also lists astronomical events from noon today to noon tomorrow, with sunset at 6 01 and moonrise.
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St. Augustine
Fia
United States
George Washington
New York
James Clark McGrew
Kingwood
W. Va
City Opera House Evening Billboard Summary
City Opera House presents pictures and vaudeville at Balto and Wash venues with special tonight. The Marvel Night School and public sale notices appear alongside real estate offerings including Frederick College for sale at 117 E Second St. and Hendrickson Business Course listings.
Death notices of Stella May Green and others
Stella May Green wife of Edward Green died at home near Lewistown on September 14 from tuberculosis aged 30 years 10 months 13 days She was daughter of Dr R Wachter Utica Her husband two children two sisters and one brother survive Funeral 10 a m Saturday at Utica with pallbearers Harrisci Kehner Cameron Hill Elmer Smith Harry Stull Bradley Clem and Cantril Harper Services by Rev Hedges Rev Herman interment in cemetery joining Union church Utica M L Creager undertaker Samuel Shafer a retired Middletown farmer died at his son Josephus W Shafer’s home Middletown last evening of general debility aged 92 He leaves son and two daughters Mrs Jacob T Huffer and Mrs Clarence W Rudy Funeral Tuesday 2 30 p m at the house with Rev Dr George A Snyder officiating Interment in Reformed cemetery Jesse O Beall died last night at his Hillsdale Baltimore county home of tuberculosis aged 43 He is survived by a widow Miss Maggie Robinson of this county four sons and one daughter two brothers and one sister Elisha Beall William Beall Mrs Mary H Snyder The remains will come to this city Wednesday 19 o clock B O train to Flint Hill for interment C Carty in charge
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Stella May Green
Edward Green
Lewistown
R. Wachter
Utica
Beard
Frederick
Messrs
Harris¢i
Kehner
Cameron Hill
Elmer Smith
Harry Stull
Bradley Clem
Cantrlit ‘Harper
Hedges
Herman
T.terment
Union ‘Church
M. L. Creager
Samuel Sitavor
Samuel Shafer
Middletown
Josephus W. Shafer
Mshafer
Reformed Church
Jacob T. Huffer
Clarence W. Rudy
George A. Snyder
Jesse O. ‘Bealls
Jesse O. Beall
Hillsdale
Baltimore County
Maggie Robinson
Elisha Beall
William Beall
Park Mills
Mary H. Snyder
Mt. Washington
Odock B
Flint Hill
C. Carty
Goldsborough
L. L Seiber
Maryland
United Brethren Church
Frederick County
League
House of Delegates
Washington County
Leiber
Seiber
Philips Lee Goldsborough
Anti-Saloon League
Republican Party
Douglass Hooff
Episcopal Church
H. Hummelbaugh
Church of the Brethren
R. A. Nedrow
First Baptist Church
A PD. Winters
Evangelic Reforma
Cyrus Po Keen
Brethren
Grace Reformed
A. B. Wood
P Bibb Wills
R. Rush Lewis
Ity
Farm Sale Lands 110 Acres Near Montvue Turnpike
Real estate agent Harry G. Tritappe buys from Mrs. Ida R. and Greenbury H. Putnam their 110 acre farm located about one mile west of the city on the Montvue turnpike. The sale proceeds on private terms.
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Harry G. Tritappe
Ida R
Greenbury H. Putnam
Montvue
Gorman Tate
Frederick
Brunswick
Adamstown
Walkersville
Middletown
Bethel
Harry G. Tritapoe
Court Street
Banquet at Hagerstown Interstate Fair Enjoys Large Attendance
Respondents to toasts included Mr G A Snauffer of Adams town and Mr Oliver C Warehime of this city at the annual banquet in Hagerstown on Saturday. Over 600 guests from a 160 mile radius attended, marking one of the association’s most successful events.
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G. A. Snauffer
Adamstown
Oliver C. Warehime
Hagerstown
Miss Teresa Snyder Resigns from Berkley Confectionery
Miss Teresa Snyder resigns from the confectionery of the Misses Berkley on South Market street to join St. Agnes Hospital training school in Baltimore. She is succeeded by Miss Mary J Kennedy.
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Teresa Snyder
Change in Management at Morris Iron Company
Oscar B. Coblentz elected general manager of the Morris Iron Company and has assumed plant control. John Mitchell Jr. had led manufacturing but due to workload, a replacement was requested. Ehner P. Morris shifts to sales manager as consolidations and new leadership take effect. The Frederick plant employs about 200 workers, with orders booked for months ahead and output valued at 600000 to 1000000 annually. A New Jersey Public Service Corporation agent called the foundry and machine shop the most up to date in the East, noting modern machinery and methods. Output could grow with greater bulk work in coming years.
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Oscar B. Coblentz
Morris Iron Company
John Mitchell, Jr
Washington
Mitchel
Mitchell
Coblentz
Ehner P. Morris
Montrose Iron Works
Riger P. Morris Co
Morris
Frederick
Europe
East O
Rder
Public Service Corporation of New Jersey
New Jersey
Drop Useless Road Employes Ordered by Commission
Governor Crothers and the State Heads Commission adopted two orders on Saturday. One requires Chairman Tucker to submit by November 1 a list of employes who can be dispensed with for the winter. The other calls for a complete audit of the Commission's books by that date to verify its financial condition with outside accountants.
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Crothers
State Heads Commission
Tucker
Emmitsburg Forms Pioneer Telephone Company
A new mutual telephone company was organized in Emmitsburg, the third in the county since February. Manager Stake of the G and P Company organized the Emmitsburg Pioneer Telephone Company, which will build about seven miles of lines from Emmitsburg. Officers are George J. Zimmerman president C F Smith secretary and J F Tepper treasurer. The company began construction today.
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G. and P. Company
Emmitsburg
Morgan Keeps Up Good Work Against Browns
The Washington Post notes Ray Morgan, a Washington recruit, delivered several timely plays in two games with the St. Louis Browns, pushing his season momentum. He went 1-for-4 with three putouts and one error, while in the farewell fray he went 0-for-3 with four assists and no errors, contributing to the reunion of recruits.
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St. Louis Browns
Washington Nationals
Washington Post
Ray Morgan
Washington
Rey
Faiser
New YMCA Secretary Assumes Duties in Frederick
Herbert R. Hahn arrives in Frederick to assume duties as the new YMCA secretary. A native of New York City, Hahn brings considerable YMCA experience and is highly recommended by colleagues.
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Herbert R. Hahn
Frederick
Hahn
New York City
YY. MC
Staff Changes At The News As Johnson Leaves For Virginia
Mr Richard Potts Johnson of East Second Street departs The News after a year to study at the University of Virginia for a Master of Arts degree. He graduated from UVA in 1910 with BS AS and C E degrees and proved a swift, capable journalist. Ray Rohrer of East Third Street is hired to fill the vacancy, bringing experience from Hagerstown and The Post. Frederick edition confirms Rohrer’s acceptance and the paper’s pleasure at his joining.
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Ray Rohrer
Johnson
Richard Potts Johnson
East Second Street
News Start
Charlottesville
University of Virginia
East Third Street
Hagerstown
Frederick
Rehrer
Suade
Wedding Surprise Tells Of Dutrow’s Clerk
Miss Maud R Schildtknecht a Dutrow’s store employee left Frederick on a Friday and married Brunswick native Frank H Magalis in Baltimore the next morning. She did not inform family or friends about plans and learned of the wedding from Baltimore papers. She received a week’s vacation from the store. She is sister of Calvin B Schildtknecht.
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Maud R. Schildtknecht
Dutrow
Frederick
Frank H. Magalis
Brunswick
Baltimore
Miss Schildtknecht
Calvin B. Schildtknecht
Democrats Ready for Gorman Speech in Statewide Event
Democrats across the state await Senator Gorman's notification speech tomorrow with high enthusiasm. Party managers expect large crowds at Fairview with extensive guest invitations. Former Judge G. H. Worthington of this city will be among the speakers.
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Senator Gorman
Fairview
Gorman
G. H. Worthington
Talk Over a Business Course for Scholarships Offered
An advertised opportunity invites young men and women to join a day or evening business course. Enroll to receive free modules in Business Forms, Arithmetic, Spelling, Correspondence, English, and Penmanship. A scholarship may be won by those who complete the work, and commercial graduates are in demand.
When North and South Met at Manassas Bull Run Battle
Special The Marvel Tonight presents reels on historical clash at Manassas with battles and love stories, highlighting titles Battle of the Wills and Love in a Tepee. Opening of the 14th sessionSept 13 1911 outlines courses and features at a college preparatory program led by L. K. Koontz M A president with evening and day sessions and affordable rates.
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iManassas
Bull Run
Frederick College Academic Night School Reopens
Frederick College announces the reopening of its Academic Night School with courses similar to day classes. Trained teachers will conduct sessions at hours convenient for students. Tuition is low. Enroll now.
In Memoriam: Clarence C. Carty Honored Board Member
The State Board of Undertakers records the death of Clarence C. Carty a valued member. The board notes the great loss to his family community and state and resolves to transmit copies of this resolution to the family and to Frederick newspapers signed by Chairman Marshall Langton Price and committee members Henry Widerf and Charles Forvans.
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State Board of Undertakers
Clarence C. Carty
Mr Carty
Carty
Mr. Carty
Frederick
Marshall Langton Price
Local Option Law Debate Moves Through Frederick County
Anti-Saloon League field day in Frederick County previews statewide local option fight. Leaders like William H. Anderson and Rev L L Seiber vow to press for state wide local option, with candidates urged to declare dry or wet positions and voters trusted to choose.
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Frederick County
Anti-Saloon League
Marylin
Sen J Waleound
League
William H. Anderson
Anti-Saloon League of
Maryland
Methodist Episcopal Church
Trinity Methodist Church
Anderson
Potatoes for Sale by Frederick County Farmers Exchange
Choice potatoes offered by the Frederick County Farmers Exchange with contact for buyers.
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Frederick County
Sweater Coats and Farm Listings Dominate Frederick Ad Page
A cluttered Frederick newspaper page mixes finance text with a sprawling classifieds section. The ad highlights sweater coats and various fashion items, followed by extensive real estate listings for farms and properties across Frederick and surrounding counties, plus mortgage and loan offers.
Hanover fair week promises trotting racing and air show
Hanover Pennsylvania hosts a four day fair September 19 to 22 featuring trotting and pacing races daily, a monster midway, a large poultry show, fine horse and cattle exhibition, and sensational free attractions headlined by Walter Johnson the aviator performing aeroplane flights on Wednesday and Thursday. Train No 632 will run to Taneytown and Frederick on respective evenings. Real estate ads and stone products are also listed.
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Hanover
Walter Johnson
Northern Cental
Taneytown
Frederick
A Timely Suggestion for a Gas Heater
A Timely Suggestion advises using a gas heater this season as an auxiliary to a coal furnace. It promises added comfort in dining, sitting, sleeping, or bath rooms when coal fires fall short. Trial convince you. Price $1.75. Frederick Gas & Elec. Co.
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Frederick Gas & Elec. Ca
Dancing School Season Opens with October Events
Classes resume on Friday October 6 with an opening soiree priced at $20. A Saturday session for the Junior Class runs at 4 PM at the Armory on West Church Street. Private instruction available through Miss W M Ritchie in Frederick Maryland. Annual Fair Assembly scheduled Thursday October 19 at 8 PM with details to follow.
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Armory
West Church Street
Cits
W. M. Ritchie
Frederick
Maryland
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