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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1910
Page
5
A Braddock song service at Brando featured a well attended evening addressed by Adolphius Kenrhake on The Sealing of the ch hetatter. A beautiful solo by Th Mids Bizet Gitein and a closing concert by the Craydock Holguty Band highlighted an excellent program.
A Baltimore ensemble, the Monumental Orchestra, performed for visitors from Washington including Messrs Ridenour of Middletown and others aboard a Baltimore-bound railroad excursion. The group offered a program of tarnished music for the gathering amid promotional activity.
Mr Derr under therapeutic care at City Hospital in Frederick. Mrs Lakin recovering after appendectomy at Frederick City Hospital. Mr McDaniel slated to play organ at Evangelical Reformed Church starting October 11. Former Frederick Countian Mr Derr nominated as Republican clerk candidate for Clark County.
Thaddeus Mot. Biser longtime Franklin County lawyer died at his Shookstown home last night about 9 30 at age 105 years 10 months 26 days. Born 1854 in Middletown he studied at Dana Musical Institute Warren Ohio then Franklin Marshall College Lancaster and read law under Urner and Keedy Frederick before being admitted September 20 1830 and practicing since. He served as a magistrate from 1896 to 1900 and married Jemite Irene Thomas in 1889. Survived by his mother widow and children Eloise Romitole Mildred Yvonne Thaddeusland Reginald Nevin McCautey plus sisters and brothers with funeral at Shookstown residence and interment at ML Olivet Cemetery.
A pretty wedding was held Thursday night as Miss Emma J. Martin daughter of Mr and Mrs E Gibson of LeGore married Edward J. Curry of Baltimore. Rev Miller officiated the ceremony at the home. The bride wore striped silk and La France roses. Ella Roberts was maid of honor and Adam Beile best man. A reception followed the ceremony. The couple will reside at 649 West Fayette Street Baltimore after a trip to LeGore.
Mr and Mrs Reginald Hughes of Gatay Isthmus of Panama arrived this morning for a visit to relatives. Hughes served in the military on the Grinat for several years and now is superintendent of the Gatun Dam and Split Way. He speaks of a recent promotion and a trip to Polo, Hi where his wife has relatives.
Messrs Brish Bros and Mr Raward H Sharp of this city with Mr Baker Johnson of Lewintown have sent a number of their fine fowls to Hanover to be shown at the fair this week.
Mr Daniela is promoted within the PB Telephone Company in this city after steady service. The terse notice highlights the achievement and assigns new responsibilities, confirming the organization's recognition of his work.
The court records show letters of administration granted for the estates of Charley S. Mowird Annie E. McBride and Willa F. Liki with Frances Dorsey Howard and Susan J. Lakin named as administrators or fiduciaries. Probate actions list heirs and appoint successors in Brunswick County and nearby locales.
Obituaries for Sidney residents recount the death of Sidney Taylor Thomas former district corporation counsel in Washington and other local deaths including Estella Virginia Bell Catherine Strasberger Frank Cromwell Miss Midlie Green and remarks on upcoming lectures by Miss Manning and Roger Gaver appointment as railway mail clerk in Washington.
Frederick city ministers convened to urge local stores to close on Sundays and to oppose liquor, immoral shows, and gambling on fairgrounds. Rev. C. P. Keen spoke on Anti Saloon League field day. Absalom Knox presented a model sermon concept. Committee members include Rove, Freeman Dixon, A. Castle, and W. Anthony. annual election set for October 3.
Mish Ruechlee organizes a grand event under Lerehie Li Maueling’s auspices at the school season’s tail end. Birthday observances and postal showers mark celebrations for several locals including Meek Albert Mickerdy and Mrs Kate Perry with attendees noting gifts and public well wishes.
A deputy sheriff arrested Troscoe Byevin Brown at Pon Mar yesterday on a penal warrant related to the alleged elopement of gold waiter Delonplug with Miss Taylor near a cottage in Pen Mar. Brown was brought to jail after a deputy sheriff and the grand jury indicted him for illicit conduct. Also a young man named Isler was arrested for disorderly conduct Saturday night and held for a hearing by Justice Francis Smith.
Funeral services for Mrs. Margaret Munn were held Saturday at 10 o clock at St Joseph s Catholic Church on the Manor Rev Fr O Connell officiated Pallbearers included Melville and Richard Cromwell Roger Bernard Lindsay Dayane Ray Davis Interment followed at the cemetery Autobing C Carty wax funeral director The Misses Ueckley South Market Street report three large watermelons from Mr Folger McKinney of Bentztown Bard grown in Robinson Anne Arundel County praised as the city s largest melons and noting McKinney s skill in growing melons and writing poetry
New pavements have been laid in front of Charles W. Millers North Market street property by Mears Loy and Kline and in front of George M Otts North Market street property by a force of labor under Elmer Med Phebun Sages.
A jumbled OCR mix shows mixed ads and notices: carpet store shipments for plush fabrics and linoleum, a dancing school class schedule, a suffrage talk by Ming Manning in Frederick, a cottage open at Braddock Heights, a Central Restaurant ad, a Ladies Home Journal subscription pitch, requests for hardwood logs, and job wanted ads.
Fragmentary text shows a personal note on fashion and sale trends with garbled phrasing and missing context. Key elements include references to garments, shelves, and future plans. The overall meaning is obscured by transcription errors and lacks coherent events or identifiable figures.
An assortment of 1920s style notices promotes Al Wilsons gang successes and a Palace of Music event. Nurses wanted for a training school at Frederick City Hospital. Contact Mary L. Neil, Supt. Includes party and bowling notices and statements about goods purchased by George Cook and Cook and Wedle of Thurmont Maryland.
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