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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1910
Page
5
A series of court and property filings appear including transfers of real estate in the city and county, such as wills and estates, guardianships, and letters of administration. Names such as Mary Downey and David Lowenstein appear in land and trust actions with mentions of heirs and executors.
Railroad plans to buy steel passenger coaches at an estimated cost over 2 1/4 million dollars. Each car priced around 20 000 dollars aims to boost safety and confidence on regular passenger service. Details on builder bids and specifications await final decision as the program proceeds. The Soul Kiss musical at City Opera House is announced with a two act, six scene structure, Maurice Levy score, and a strong cast.
In Washington county a man named Yinger faces charges after two girls aged thirteen and older allege he enticed them onto a box car and railroad freight train. police questionings show the girls lived in Roxbury and described mistreatment while the suspect denied wrongdoing.
Miss Marianna Reifsnider daughter of Mr and Mrs John Milton Reifsnider of Westminster will wed Lieut Thomas Stanley Clarke USMC Saturday at Ascension church Westminster The ceremony follows an earlier civil nuptial for Roy A Smith and Clara Isabella Webber both prominent York residents Musgrove Glea bun wedding also noted in Brunswick venue and date not specified
An article notes the reorganization of Western Maryland Telephone Co with elected officers Plankinton, Noy Keller, Higerstan and Shaffer forming a committee to draft resolutions. Monthly meetings are planned at Hagestown with members from Cumberland Westminster Martinsburg and Frederick representing commercial plant and traffic departments to advance company interests.
Informal suffrage talk at 206 East Boo street and Patriotism and Clean Towns noted. Dancing school resumes with junior and afternoon classes, children’s drills and entertainments described. Local notices include log prices, cabbage for kraut, cabbage and pickles, and a restaurant profile in Frederick Maryland.
The notice lists Edward Lease and others undergoing treatment at City Hospital and Baltimore Street while detailing Anna Conrad's fall near Eat Stall Street that caused facial injuries and scratches. The fragment hints at hospital transfers and ongoing medical observation for multiple residents on Watk eetictite and Center streets.
Funeral services were held yesterday for Catherine C Strasherper at her home on North Market Street with Rev Absa jon Knor and Rev Ed Ho Lamar officiating. Pallbearers included nephews Leroy and Dudley Strasberger and others. interment at Mt Olivet cemetery. Thomas J Rice in charge. Also yesterday Estella Vir fila Bell’s remains moved to Pleasant Hill church Monrovia for services. pallbearers listed. interment at Pleasant Hill cemetery. Thomas P Rice funeral director. Thad deus MM Biser funeral today at noon from his residence. Rev Henri TaG Kieffer officiating. pallbearers and attendees named. interment at Mt Oliver cemetery. Schroeter named funeral director.
The frame dwelling of Mr. Claggett Ramebure on Broadway was damaged. Olin Anderson’s Monocacy Boulevard home had its woodwork repainted. Ramsberg Carriage Works on West All Saints street gained a new sign. A new crosswalk was laid on East Patrick Street at Wisner Street for better safety. Pavement in front of Perry B. McCleery’s North Market Street property was relaid and improved by workers under Elmer McC. Phebus.
Miss Manning spoke to an audience of women on the history of suffrage in the States and Maryland. She traced the movement from its beginnings to today, noting martyrs and the spread to America, and said Baltimore suffrage groups will push a vigorous campaign to influence the State Legislature for a Woman's Suffrage Bill. She promised a further informal talk on the connection between suffrage agitation, patriotism, and Clean Towns tonight.
Mr G C Smith has purchased the Etchison Studio where he has been employed the past five years. He will continue to provide the same high grade work and run the business under the same name, offering amateur supplies including Ansco Film and Cyko Paper.
The article describes Walter Wellman's dirigible trip with a crew including the Auberts of Frederick. It notes preparations in Atlantic City and Washington, the hire of two wealthy New Yorkers, and details of the airship’s structure, fuel capacity, and safety gear.
Grace R won three straight heats at Prospect Park last week. The horse, owned by Dr G Wolke Crum of Brunswicky and sired by Manocaey, finished in a time near 2.20, with rider Dr V2 Sith driving and Munoctey assisting.
The new chemical engine ordered weeks ago by Braddock Fire Department arrived today via the Northern Central Railroad. Friday evening a demonstration will be given by Mr. Leupold of American LaFrance. The engine will go to the Heights and storage is set at Mr C Cline’s fire garage. Captain D John Markey, chief, appoints assistant chiefs John Poole H K DeLauter Gerson Rosenour J Frau Main and Elias Porterfield.
Vadiyantitate Vadie Green aged 16 years 6 months 26 days died at Frederick City Hospital on Saturday night from typhoid fever. Her remains were taken to her father C C Green’s home near Park Mills. Funeral held Monday at 1 30 p m at Lewistown M E Church conducted by Rev Jarhoe Urbana and Rev S H McKinley Walkersville pallbearers named John Whirp Charles Whirp Walter Funk J Cutsall Roscoe Crawford and Raymond Schwartz interment in cemetery adjoining church George W Peters funeral director.
A party offered 1800 dollars to operate a wheel of fortune on grounds during the Hagerstown Fair but was refused. The party did not book any of the smaller rates used for sampling devices.
The Fairview Orchard Company of Kearndyaville West Virginia and partners Baker, Baker Jr., Dr Border, and Jones sold their entire apple crop in a deal described as among the largest in the Shenandoah Valley. Estimated at about 16 000 barrels mostly York Imperials, it would take 100 men to pick. Rumored price around 2.70 dollars per barrel.
Frederick Rah presents a city program with road show at the Baltimore Opera House tonight featuring Biograph’s Jateat and Vitagraph’s How She Won Him. Coupons redeemable for audience members. three days remain until October.
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