Sept 18 in American History Highlights Oldest Town Founding
On September 18 notable events include 1607 founding of St Augustine Fla the oldest town in the United States and 1703 George Warburton laid the cornerstone of the original capitol. Also 19 Dion Boucicault actor and playwright died born 1822 with astronomical events listing evening stars Mercury Jupiter Venus Mare and morning star Saturn Venus at greatest distance from the sun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Augustine
Fla
United States
Eorge Warbington
Capitol
Dion Boucicault
Mercury
Jupiter
Venus
Mare
Saturn
Marvel City Opera House Through The Evening News
A fragmented notice reads about the Marvel City Opera House events and multiple local businesses. Names such as Rosenstock Bros and Castle Farm appear among scattered references to meetings and an Ebert’s announcement, with hints of a Saturday library special and homemade candy offerings.
Reception to Pastor Bowers and Family at Baptist Church
The First Baptist Church on West Fourth Street hosted a reception last evening for Rev. Bartlett A. Bowers and his family with about 200 guests. The program featured music by an orchestra, a welcome address by Harry Neiser, and remarks by Rev. E. H. Hummelbaugh on behalf of the City Ministerial Association. Clergy from the city attended. refreshments of ice cream and cake were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mixa Grace Hummelbaugh
Lilling
Joseph T. Pyles
Miss Young
Hoffmaster
Mr. Zeigler
Ruth Cornproost
Nellie Miler
Mary Eyler
Louise Swartz
Clara
Katherine Marsh
Ladies’ Aid Society Society
Entertain Children After Human Flag Exercise at Mt Olivet
Children from the Human Flag event near the tomb of Francis Scott Key at Mt Olivet Cemetery will be entertained in the Pythian Building tonight. Mrs. Mary Steckel-Burck will lead songs with an city orchestra. Refreshments and dancing follow. about 250 children invited a friend each, hoping for a larger turnout. Rev Ernest E Weaver was solicited by St Pauls Reformed Roanoke for pastor, to replace Rev Dr Hacker. Also, Harvey R Lease sold at public auction the residence at 18 East Fifth Street for 1095 to Calvin Schildt for Herman Routzahn assignee of mortgage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Scott Key
Mt Olivet
Key Pittman
Frederick
Pythian
Mary Steckel-Burck
Ernest E. Weaver
Trinity Reformed Church
Boonshore
St. Paul's Reformed Church
Roanoke
Thomas J. Hacker
Leather case taken from jury by court
The court ruled a $15,000 damage suit against Morrila Iron and Steel Foundry, filed by Mrs. William L. Leather over her husband’s death in 1912, would not go to the jury. It found no uncontradicted evidence of company negligence and held Leather contributorily negligent. The case stemmed from alleged electrocution with an electric trolley wire. the judge allowed jury consideration but ruled Leather’s direct fault barred verdict. Over thirty witnesses were called. Also, the circuit court ruled in favor of Ida M. Smith for $39.07 rent from Mehrl Moore after Moore refused payment citing work owed to him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morrila Iron and Steel Foundry
William L. Leather
Leather
Albert 8. Brown
Charles McC. Mathias
Hagerstown and Frederick
Steel Company
Hammond Urner
Brown
Em. Bry L. Cobient
Morris Iron Company
Arthur D. Willard
Circuit Court
Ida M. Smith
Mehrl Moore
Yellow Springs
Moore
J. F. R. Heagey
Aldermen buy property for city cattle and hay scales
Aldermen Grove Phobus and Shoemaker bought from Francis H Markell the corner of Bentz and All Saints streets for 600 dollars to locate cattle and hay scales. The property fronts 50 feet on All Saints and runs 175 feet back enabling four horse wagons to turn. The move follows previous attempts and an injunction against West All Saints street placement. Jessie C Marshall filed for divorce from Daisy E Marshall on statutory grounds yesterday through Reno Sharp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis H. Markell
Araby
Bentz
All Saints’ Streets
All Saints’ Street
E. L. Ray
Derr's Alley
Counsel
All Saints
William H. Kreb
Frederick
Jessie C Marshall
Rocky Ridge
Reno Sharp
Daisy E. Marshall
Local Boy Scouts plan first aid at Frederick fair
Scoutmaster Hi B Clark of Evangelical Lutheran church troop leads effort to pitch tents and set up a first aid station at the fair. Scouts to run a booth selling home made goodies and assist with crowd control noted by Ceremonial Commission head R P Rogs. A Lutheran church scouts meeting planned drum corps music lessons starting next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hi. 3. Clark
Evangelical Lutheran Church Troop
Frederick
R. P. Rogs
Certennial Commission
Lutheran Church Scouts
Leaders Bible Class to Attend Hagerstown Convention
The Leaders' Adult Bible Class of the M E Church met with about 40 in attendance. Plans for winter work were set and a social with refreshments held. President Guy Brust led the business meeting. Charles Jones of Burns Detective Agency reported a forged check incident involving Roger B. Annan of Emmitsburg. Wheat at Mountain City Mills priced at $1.04, down one cent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. &. Church Wit
Methodist Episcopal Church
C. Albert Glison
Guy Brust
Henry Abbott
Builders
Grace Reformed Church
Hagerstown
Charles ‘G. Jones
The
Burns Detective Agency
Frederick
Roger B. Annan
Emmitsburg
Wilmington
Philadelphia
Mountain City
Frederick County Free Library annual meeting notice
The annual meeting of the members of the Frederick County Free Library Association will be held Monday evening, September 28, at 7.30 o'clock on the Y.M.C.A. This meeting includes patrons, patronesses and active members. A full attendance is requested. MRS. RICHARD P. ROSS, Secretary. Don't Forget. The Castle farm sale at Court House, Frederick, Saturday September 26. Special For Saturday Only. Swift's premium barns, 20 cents a pound, H. L. Ebert, corner Fifth and Market streets. On account of sickness in the family I am compelled to postpone n.v. Public sale until a later date. SAMUEL L. HARGETT. Pure Homemade Candy. 20 cents a pound. H. L. Ebert. corner Fifth and Market streets. Edison Records for October at Shipley's Temple of Fancy. School Children. should have clean, pure food. BLEE RIBBON GROCERY, 'Phone 1. Store Boxes For Sale. All size store boxes for sale cheap. ALLEN G. QUYNN & CO. A discount of 2 per cent. will be allowed on all taxes paid in September. By order of BRADLEY T. NICODEMUS, City Register, Attention Marketmen. The annual sale of Stands and Stalls Will take place on Saturday morning, October 3, at $ o'clock. J. HENRY SCHMIDT. Market Master. Wanted-Boys. Boys, 16 to 18 years old, wanted. Good joke for good, bright boys. OX FIBRE BRUSH COMPANY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County Free Library Association
Y.M.C. A
Richard P. Ross
Bradley T. Nicodemus
City Register
J. Henry Schmidt
Tonight Dance At Armory and Fall Millinery Display
Tonight the Co A Regular Weekly Dance at the Armory runs from 9 p m with an orchestra. Admission 25 cents for gentlemen and 10 cents for ladies. A fall millinery display follows on Saturday September 19 featuring Chic Velvet Hats at Payne's Millinery Parlour 25 East Patrick Street. Rev A S G Rupp of Frederick will preach at Mt Zion Lutheran near Feagaville on Sunday September 20 at 2:30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Payne's Millinery
East
Patrick Street
G. Rupp
Frederick
Mt. Zion Lutheran Church
Feagaville
Drug store ad promises prompt care and complete Tourist Kit
A compact advertise promising purity and freshness of remedies with fast delivery. It highlights a complete Tourist Kit without a bottle and mentions products for ticks, scratches, bites from flowers, sore feet, and sores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ietera Paarmacs
Pearre's
Citizens National Bank Fredrick Bank Report Tile Condition
Citizens National Bank of Frederick reports its financial condition as of September 16 1914 with resources totaling 206 170 658 showing bonds stocks and securities loans from national and state banks and other financial items. The statement is sworn by cashier William G Zimmerman before notary A LeRoy McCardell with directors Hall er Kefa uver and Hargett signatories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens National Bank
Frederick
U. M
Cis Fondation
Hostal Bay
ANBM
National Banke
Sand Bankers
Truat Companies
Bavemar Cece
Neseryg
Witem
U. S
Speke
State of
Maryland
County of
Wm. G. Zimmerman
G. Zimmerman
A. Leroy McCardell
Notary Yubilo
Markwood D Harp Real Estate Listing Summary
Real estate agent Markwood D Harp advertises 110 farms in the county. Listings range from 33 farms of 60 acres to 20 farms of 650 to 100 acres, 19 farms 100 to 150 acres, 20 farms 150 to 200 acres, and 18 farms 200 to 350 acres.
Welcome to Hood College from J D Hendrickson
Hood College faculty and students receive a cordial welcome and forecasts for a great year. J D Hendrickson promotes Cozy Corner store offering Hood College banners pennants draperies and school apparel including sweaters coats and accessories. The ad invites readers to shop for latest merchandise at reasonable prices and to consider the shop as a convenient headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood College
J. D. Hendrickson
New Silks and Wool Goods Light Up Local Shop Window
Nelson and Miller showcase fresh silks Roman and Bulgarian stripe fabrics with new color combos from 0 to 3.50 a yard. Bold parcels include fancy neckwear ribbons and ladies fittings. John N. Clary lists farms and city properties for sale in Frederick Maryland with acreage and improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Frederick County Farms and Real Estate Listing Ad
Broad catalog of farms and real estate offerings around Frederick Maryland. Lists acres and distances from Frederick and nearby towns, dozens of properties including 40, 146, 100 acres plus modern stores and dwelling details. Prominent agents T Hickman and Grayson H Staley advertise land for sale with payment plans and illustrated plat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry G
Tritapoe
Frederick
Walkersville
Meee Farm
Feagaville
Wiéner+ farm
Tewistown
Creageratown
Woodabors
Creagerstown
Thurmont
Doubs
Point of Rocka
Frederick County
Washington, D
T. Hickman
Douba
Douda
Tai
Night school to start. Y M C A launches program
The Y M C A plans a free night school for boys and a physical culture class this October, with teachers volunteering and President Markey directing. It will move from the Federated Charities building to a new setup, expand to a business course, and welcome outsiders to the lobby, pool, and baths for small fees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Markey
Roger G. Harley
Association
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the Daily News
the News
Washington
Maryland—Fair
Westnes Sureau
the Empire
Uncle Tom’s Cabin
Marvel
Cencenes Opera House
Strand
Frederick Trust
Shipley
Doll Bros
Carty
Thos, Kemp
Marker
James BE
Doll
Stick Pin
M. G. Ejcchelberger
H. L. Ebert
Library Assn
Ebert
Marvel City Opera House
Iron Co
Husband
F. H. Markell
Bentz and
All Saints Street
Court House
Swift
Fifth and
Market Streets
N.v
Samuel L. Hargett
Fifth and Market Streets
Edison Records
Shipley's Temple of Fancy
Allen G. Quynn & CO
OX Fibre Brush Company
Pearre’s
the Drug Store OF Special Service
Market St
Citizens’ National Bank
Vredartek
Marviand
Dusineas
SUN Uuulmu
Vul- Ruanuine
Cecee
Eee
Ac- Counr
Thomas H. Haller
D. E. Kefauver
RB Hargett
Markwood D. Harp
John D. Hendrickson
Neldig & Miller
Neidig & Miller
John N. Clary
Real Estate and Loans
Slacre
Mt. Pleasant
Fred
New Market
F. G. Thomas & Son
West Patrick
Myeraville
Broderick
People's Insurance
Church Sta
Pythian Castle Building
Frederick, Md
Albaugh & Harrington
Panama
Mantz
South Market Great
Doubbs, MD
Grayson , Mercer, Real Estate, Loans and Insurance
U. E. Cline
M. L. Etchison
Citizens’ National Book
Freddrick
Braddock No. 4
Thomas P. Rice
North Market Street
Grayson H, Staley
Grayson H
Staley
Base
Fredecet
Adame Town
Libeartytown
Dillon
Barnesville
Montgomery County
Adamstown
Stow Head
Bartholows
Lewistown
Union Bridge
Wood
Wick
Freagerstows
Ureters
Ensan
Patersvills
Comus
Croagerstown
Key-Mag
Peterawigtewa
Jeferson
W Ville
LeGore’s
Fredertels
Monrovia
Peteraville
Yellowee
Urbana
Adame
Tuscarora
Middletown
Unionville
Bartonsville
Johnsville
Woodsboro
Park Mille
Jevistown
Jatown
Preéerick
Daysville
Frederici
Moustaindale
Wooistore
Montevia
Vince ST Court Atreet
GEO. L. Cramer & Sons
Fredrick, MB
Free Institute For Boys
Young Men's Christian Association
Federated Charities
Dobin Markey
Christian Association
Harley
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