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Astronomical note records D sets at 5 59 and rises at 12 39 n with the moon moving westward. The moon’s age is 24 days.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1908
Page
5
Brief Bits from Middletown and Nearby Areas
Local notes report Leonard Kreh’s fall from a Rent ford with a scalp wound. Edward J. Elkins put up a new sign at the tobacco store on North Market. Gutter and curb work extends from Dill avenue to Gros Park by municipal authorities. John E. Keller starts next week on a new dwelling foundation at Prospect street. Charles W. Quynn catches two siege bass and three fall Meh while fishing near Frederick Junction. Prof. John White visits Adams Town and New Market schools. Geo. W. Crum and S. J. Dutrow reel in a fine bass while fishing in a utoctin crock. Marshall J. Etchison cites cement pavement work around his new house with J. P. Mantz handling the setup. A burst water main nozzle at Frank V. Staub’s store floods the trench as Hahn & Rowe prepare attachments for a large water discharge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Kreh
Rentford
Edward J. Elkins
North Market Street
Dill Avenue
Gros Park
John E. Keller
Prospect Street
Middletown
Frederick Junction
Charles W. Quynn
John
White
Adamatown
New Market
Yhureday
Geo. W. Crum
J. Dutrow
Marshall J. Etchison Fiss
J. P. Mantz
Frank V. Staub
Hahn & Rowe
Bartgis Koogle nuptials linked with Everton area
Albert W. Bartgis a well known Everton produce dealer married Loretta Koogle daughter of the late Daniel Koogle at her home near Ivar west of Middletown. Rev Wm E Brown officiated. They plan a bridal trip then reside on the Dorcis property along the Washington pike near Ivar. James J Howard and Salena Catherine Nichols wed at Mt Ephraim with Rev H L Bivens officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorcis
Washington Pike
Ivar
Bartgis
Moward—Nichols
James J. Howard
Salena Catherine Nichols
Park Mills
Mt. Ephraim
HL. Bivens
Clarksburg M. E. Church
South
Sousa on Tour With Brisk Programs And New March
Sousa and his Sousa Band bring a lively program to the City Opera House next Friday afternoon. The latest march The Fairest of the Fair was written for the Origins Food Fair of Boston and will be performed under the Boston Retail Growers Association. The concert is billed as one of the strongest and most entertaining attributes of the famed march king.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sousa
Boston
Boston Retail Growers’ Association
Sousa Hna
Sousa R
Melcha
City Opera
Memorial services announced by Jamets Scott Key Council
The Jamets Scott Key Council No 48 O BeA M holds its annual memorial at Mt Olivet Cemetery tomorrow afternoon. Members meet at their hall at three o clock and proceed to the cemetery for the observance at four. Reverend Mr Bibile will conduct the service with Prof Geo officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sr. O. U
Mt. Olivet
Hall of Francis Scott Key Council
Religious Services Schedule Across Local Churches Tomorrow
Local pastors announce sermons and meetings across multiple churches. Rev John Paul Tyler preaches at Fick and Braddock Heights venues while All Saints Episcopal and Church of the Brethren hold morning and evening services. Anti-Saloon League speakers appear at Trinity, Methodist, and other churches. Sunday School times vary, with events at Lambert Building and Y M C A.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Paul Tyler
Fick Me
Schleysville Mission
Braddock Heights
All Saints’ Episcopal Church
Lambert
West Patrick Street
E.R. Leschbach
Church of the Brethren
Elter Ceorge S. Harp
Myersville
Methodist Episcopal Church
Win. H. Anderson
Anti-Saloon League
A. J. Gill
Trinity M. &. Church
South
M.S. Poulson
League
St. John’s Catholic
Mags Pr. Burke
Ruckeystown M. P
E.G. Makosky
United Brethren Church
H. Snell
Hagerstowe
Christian Endeavor
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Poulson
Anti- Saloon League
Chas. F. Steck
D. D
Evangelical Reformed Church
John M. Artera
Peninsular District
Maryland
Delfare
E. I. Bachbach
First Baptist Church
Floyd W. Putney
Friendship of Jesus
Christian Endeavor Society
John M. Arters
Wilmington
Del
Peninsular
Delaware
Grace Reformed Church
McLean
C. B. T. Hendrickson
Geo. A. Snyder
Middletown
Nan Mildren
Teceive
Wi Jam H. Anderson
Presbyterian Church
T. TX
Caleb E. Butchenal
Ant. Saloon League
Thomas Freeman Dixon
aoaNne Neice
Hamer
Perry
Mise Maywood
Ropmno
Bamlay Hewwatter
Choir Preparations For Morning Services Highlighted
The quartet plans anthems of high order for morning services. The choir is under preparation for a fine work in progress. Miss Beth Bowers and Miss Margaret Paul discuss the tenor and other parts with Mr Chas Hale noted among the performers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mies
Margaret Paul
Beth Bowers
Ie Meowers
Mr. Chas
Ke. Hale
Well Known Citizen Captain Hanshew of Frederick
Captain Daniel S. Hanshew, lifelong Frederick resident, born March 23 1837, served 40 years as warehouse delivery clerk and 30 years as railroad conductor between Frederick and Washington Junction. He retired about two years ago due to cataracts and remains nearly blind. He married Eleanor Bennett in 1871 and has a son Lee Hanshew, a musician, plus two sisters Mrs John H Abbott and Miss Emily Hanshew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel S. Hanshew
Frederick
Daniel Stover Hanshew
Patrick Street
Captain Hanshew
Henry Hanshew
Catharine Stover
Barbara Freitchie
Beltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Mnni
John Koontz
Washington Junction
Winchester
Capt
Hanshewway
Capt. Hanshew
Sues
Eleanor Bennett
Tilghman Bennett
New Market
Lee Hanshew
John H. Abbott
Emily Hanshew
Temperance Meeting Urges County Church Co operation
A large Anti-Saloon League gathering at the YMCA auditorium in Frederick discussed county church cooperation in the temperance drive. The group reviewed licensing laws, liquor license density, and past election results, noting sharp license declines and reduced saloons in several areas. A unanimous resolution called for churches to form a three person committee to push prohibition efforts across Frederick County.
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Conference of
Temperance Workers
Y McA
Frederick
George Z. Best
Anti- Saloon League
League
Wag Po
Beet
Libertytown
Emmiteburg
Woodyboro
OG O
Knoxville
Creagerstown
Frederick City
Boveden
Wyatt Trader
Catoctin Switch
Burkittsville
Matters
Jimtown
Graceham
A. J. Gill
Milton G. Urner
J. W. Kimcore
R. Rush Lewis
E. R. Bachbach
Elmer Brown
J. H. Apple
Charles F. Steck
Thomas Freeman Dizon
K. McLean
A. J. Gin
Friends of Temperance
Frederick County
Hamas Freeman Pixon
N Number
Gill
Dixon
Urner
Anti-Saloon League
Baker names and officials listed in incomplete roster
A garbled OCR line presents a long list of names and titles including Baker, vice presidents, and various affiliates. Readable entities include WM Baker, B D Baker, Gimmermann, Duvall, and others, with numerous initials and scattered locations, but no coherent event or roles.
Local notices and sales mix with rally day and entertainment ads
A crowded page blends price cuts on linens and damask with local notices and events. Rally Day services at Grace Reformed Sunday School, addresses by Rev. Snyder and Miss Mildren, plus music by a large orchestra and a souvenir for attendees. Amusement at Lake View Casino with roller skating, dancing, and an orchestra. Also greetings to firemen, an obituary nod, and ongoing ads for furniture, gas heaters, oysters, roof paint, and fall millinery displays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Reformed
George A. Snyder
Nan Mildren
Lake View Casino
Lake View
Yellow Springs Orchestra
Travis
Fourth Street Corner
Moving Old Middletown House for Bank Expansion
The Sheffer property on Main Street Middletown is being moved 125 feet rearward to free space for the Middletown Savings Bank building. Russell Kefauver moved his furniture as crews relocate the dwelling, which stood there since 1800. Prohibition delegates set Frostburg meeting to nominate a Sixth District Congress candidate. County Chairman Hopelbrecht of Allegany County chairs the convention with George Gorsuch calling for broad county participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Elmer J. Beachley
Sheffer
Main Street
Green Street
Jacob J. Hopelbrecht
Prohibition Party
George K. Gorsuch
Baltimore
Wittig
Frostburg
Thursby
Finley. C. Hendrickson
Allany County
Gorsuch
Frederick College Football Opens Season Preparations
Frederick College began its football cand idates on the college field yesterday with about eighteen men, including new faces. Duvall and Ordeman are missing, Cob lins will coach, and only light work will occur for the next week or ten days. Captain Storm leads the squad as the team plans to open the season October 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick College
Storm
Duvall
Ordeman
Coblins
Colege
Harvard
College Chapel
Wm. M. Storm
A. V. Collins
A. H. Gill
Y M C A Members Hold Quarterly Meeting
The Y M C A Masting announces the Bf C A quarterly meeting in the auditorium on Monday night, September 21, at 8 p.m. All members are urged to attend for an informal gathering, socializing, and better acquaintance with the work. Edward Eichelberger will give an address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Eichelberger
Memorial note for John A Markell at Frederick College
Student body expresses sorrow at the death of John A Markell and pledges support to his family. Memorial services planned at Mt Olivet cemetery with faculty attendance. notes a bridge to community mourning and college affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Collegs
Frederick Coll
John A. Markell
Old Frederick
Markell
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