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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 24, 1908

Page

5

October's Great Frederick fir and fall happenings

Leaves fall and autumn events dominate small town life. The Christian Endeavor State Convention is set for November in Hagerstown, while the Farmers National Congress convenes in Madison Wisconsin today. Improvements unfold on local properties, fishing and netting yields noted near Point of Rock, and Lake View hosts dancing and skating at Ramsburg's casino. Elizabeth P Harris sent to Montevue Hospital for treatment. The Maryland Cereal and Forge Crop Breeders plan the December exhibition in Baltimore at the Wilth Regiment Armory.

Farmers’ National Congress Madison Wis Christian Endeavor Hagerstown Glen Worthington Record Street Baltimore Wilth Regiment Amory

A Pretty Wedding at United Brethren Church

A wedding solemnized at the United Brethren Church in Frederick on September 28 joined Willard M. Beall and Myrtle R. Coilier. The ceremony was by Rev. J. W. Kiracofe Beaton. reception followed at the Davises on West Fifth Street with guests and presents for the couple.

J. W. Kiracofe Beaton The United Brethren Church Charles Fleming Minnie Tucker

The Work of Death Interment Set At Plane No 4

Funeral rites held for a deceased individual with interment recorded in Plane No 4 cemetery. Revered clergy led the ceremony as relatives and community members attended the service.

Exon Iir Frederick

Court Hears Series of Sentences in Emmitsburg Trials

The court convened at 9:20 a.m. with Judge Worthington and Assistant Henderson. Anne Haswell pleaded guilty to keeping a disorderly house, sentence suspended with removal from the county. Several defendants faced counts of larceny, inciting to disorderly conduct, and concealed weapons. sentences ranged from fines to terms in the Maryland Penitentiary. Hensel, linked to prior jail-breaking attempts, received a three-year term for larceny while others faced six months to eighteen months in the House of Correction. A jury later convicted Mary Brown of larceny of clothing and a corset cover, sending her to two years in the House of Correction.

Lin Othera Joseph Hansel Lheeny Wheecourt Glenn H. Worthington James B. Henderson Bret Cage Anne Haswell House of Correction Reno Harpap Emmitsburg Kamitsburg Venugylvana Pennsylvania Sturylfind Joseph W. Gaver Enon John Duppin Richard Richardson Maryland Luther Thoippalin Cdutt Geo Dennis Marshall Bennett Ile George I. Denne Samuel A. Lewis Joseph Hensel R. V. Smith West Virginia Worthington Henne Hensel Irving Ashbaugh Lloyd Danner Marveysburg Grover C. Krise Summerfield’ Cole M. W. Ruckles Jesse F. R. Heagy Nary Brown O. P. Bennett

Funeral Notices for Charles R Hardt and Willie Brooks

The late Charles R Hardt died in Washington on the 10 50 B and O train this morning. Funeral from the lea depot with burial at Mt Oliver cemetery. Rev Dr Charles F Brock officiated. pallbearers listed. Willie Brooks, colored, funeral held yesterday at 2 30 church services conducted by Ray W Ari church. Burial followed at cemetery. Rice funeral director.

Charles R Hardt Washieine Iea Wees Brev Charles F. Brock Reviers Tipe B. Brown Allen G. Quynn R. J. Dutrow Mt. Oliver Oc Carty

Curbing Work on East Patrick Street Reported Complete

A newspaper note states that curb laying along the smith side of East Patrick Street has been completed yesterday, with work also addressing repairs on adjacent sections and sidewalks.

Atta Pense Tse Patrick Street Ater

Father Burke Lectures on Confession at St John’s

Father Burke spoke on confession to a large St John’s congregation last night. He argued Christ granted apostles power to forgive sins and that priestly succession preserves this authority. He cited early church fathers and the Apostolic Constitution to support ongoing confession. Tonight’s topic is The Lord’s Supper with Ques tion Box copies for non Catholics.

Father Burke St. John's Church Los Ilis Appallen Christ Matthing Svil Innocent XIII Rome St. Augustine St. Cyprian St. Chrysostom Earth Ain

Thurmont Republicans Organize at Local Meeting

Enthusiastic Thurmont Republicans form a Taft Sherman and Pearre Young Men's Republican Club at the Republican headquarters. IL J Beachley chaired. officers elected include Frank Heston president and H D Beachley treasurer. Committees named and a future pole-raising planned with a prominent speaker.

Thurmont Reepublican Fnday Taft, Sherman and Pearre Young Men’s Republican Club IL. J. Beachley Frank Heston Gungnon J. Palmer Harry Summer Chas Sweeney H. D. Beachley Pole John Wilhide Arthur Wilhide Harry Gaugh Earolling Roger Die Rudolph Eyler Henry A. Welsh G.D. Hott George Rice John R. Rouser Thurrmont

Weadon Family Sidelined by Fever at Montevue Hospital

Three members of Jacob Weadon family, colored, near Buckeyatown, are at Montevue Hospital with fever. On September 2 Sheriff De Grange transported Jacob Weedon to the institution after contracting the disease. A 17 year old son Robert and five year old daughter Hattie were admitted yesterday, all from the farm of Mr. C. A Hearbuckeystown Station.

Jacob Weadon Buckeyatown In Montevue Hospital Henry B. DeGrange Jacob Weedon Robert Weedon Hattie C. A Hearbuckeystown Station

Inspecting a City Dynamo for New Electric Light Plant

A team reviews the dynamo and electrical equipment to assess its fit for a proposed city electric light plant. The inspection aims to gauge capacity, condition, and readiness for potential expansion of service.

Market Hours Adjusted to 8 to 10 PM Likely Thursday

The article notes later market hours will probably begin on Thursday next. It states October hours for the market will be from 8 to 10 p.m.

Democratic Conference Puts Faith in Lewis and Pearre Races

At a Baltimore gathering for Democratic Congressional hopefuls including Measre J Harry Covington and David J Lewis, speakers projected favorable odds. Lewis predicted strong support in Allegany and Montgomery counties, asserting he would win despite past margins. Vandiver and Kern attended to hear candidates’ views.

Isidor Rayoch Alx J. Harry Covington F. C. Talbott Harry B. Well John Gill George N. Sauth David J. Lewis Rutaw Howee Baltimore Yeatenday Chalemah Murray Vandiver State Central John W. Kern Véndiver Con Brvesinol Kern Bin Eschman Eapreovd Tau Tupous Mr. Smith Reesmaun Mudd Lewis Pearre Vandiver Allegany County Senate Montgomery County

Life Saving Rally Day at United Brethren Sunday School

United Brethren Sunday School plans a sea themed life saving rally next Sunday evening. The program features a ship motif with members as lifesaving crew, sea songs, recitations, and speeches on seafaring duties, rescues, and storms. Dr. W. H. Washinger speaks at 10:20, 10:30 sermon, 7:30 marine service with Chief Judge Glenn H. Worthingson and Rev. J. W. Kiracofo delivering talks. Public invited.

United Brethren Sunday School United Brethren United States W. H. Washinger Chambersburg Marine Glenn H. Worthingson Hov. J. W. Kiracofo

When Ruben Comes to Town at City Open House

The feature film When Ruben Comes to Town screens at City Open House. Rube, welcomed by a landlord, endures bed bugs, a trunk escape, burglars, and a rescue by hoboes. His wife confronts him on the road in a lively final confrontation.

Moving Pictures City Ruben Farmete Green Rube

Hen hatched ten chicks from fifteen eggs in odd claim

Mrs. C E Klein near Braddock recounts a Tin News report about a hen hatching littlesnakes. She says her hen hatched ten chicks from fifteen eggs and none of the hatchlings had more than one wing.

C.E. Klein Braddock Tin News

Pharmacy Adopts New Modern Look in Town Center

A local pharmacy rebrands with a modern facade at De Pub, reflecting a refreshed image for the community. The change suggests updated services and a clearer storefront for customers seeking medicines and health items.

Surplus and loan terms listed with multiple names

A fragmented financial notice lists figures 100000 surplus and 300000 amounts with a series of names including Baker, G. Baker, presidente, directors and various initials and locations. The damaged text mentions Taos, Ramspuna, Boxen and other unclear names alongside financial terms and officers.

Model Store Enjoys New Fall Stock From New York

The buyer of the model has returned from New York after days selecting merchandise for every department. The Express and Freight deliver Fall Goods daily, ensuring a full assortment in dress goods, gilk, linens, cotton dress goods, notions, hosiery and underwear, muslin underwear, blankets, comforters, sheets, and cases.

New York The Atore

Enlarged Ready-to-Wear Department Promises Better Garments

Our enlarged Ready-to-Wear Department enables us to carry a better line of Garments than before and display them to our trade. On the art floor at your hand, you waste no time in viewing our stock. In 10 minutes we can show a line of Suits Skirts Cloaks Rain Coats Furs Petticoats Waists and Sweaters meeting your demands.

Emmate Neidig and Miller Merchandise Preview

Local merchants Emmate Neidig and Miller showcase a mixed goods sale featuring textiles and fabrics including Worsted Chevron and Broadcloth with assorted patterns and weights. The ad highlights various regular prices and mentions women’s mourning wear and home furnishings as part of the clearance.

Muchen Steee Panama Hernan

Neidig Miller Firm to Continue Under Raymond Ford

Raymond G. Ford of Markell & Lord coal dentora said today the fires will retain a title with John A. Markell as a member. Ford will continue as active manager of the business.

Raymond G. Ford Markell & Lord Coal Dentora John A. Markell Marskell Ford Busines

Personal notices list town residents traveling and visiting

Purely personal items report Harry J Fromko as out of town on business. Several locals Mr Stoger Motter from Washington visits friends, Mrs Samh V Prouty returns from Gettysburg, Miss Helena Haines visits Edward Zimmerman, and many others are noted traveling, visiting Baltimore Cambridge Boston and Wrightsville. Dr Charis H Conley heads county central committee and will oversee the erratic headquarters opening Saturday.

Harry J. Fromko Stoger Motter Washington William W. Pickett East Third Strect Buatnesa Zeno Brightwell West Patrick Atroct Baltimore Samh V Prouty Enat Fourth Street Gettysburg Mins Wardie Spery Philadelphia Madeline Abrecht West Patrick Street Haa Frigada Yellow Springs Katie Scott James Ely West 11Th Street Albert Federline North Market Strect Washington, D. C Laurel Kathryn Mary Keter Jey Columbia Wrightaville Newton N. C Harrison Sohley Shepherdstown W. Va Thos. A. Chapline West Washington, D.C George Heinlein West Third Street Kate Thomas Mia Daisy Thomas South Market Street Brightside Braddock Heights Charis H. Conley Estatic County

Local business name change and community notices in Frederick

Public notice lists changes in a seal business from Markell & Ford to Arkell & Ford and notes the late John A. Markell. It also records Frederick City Hospital Guild meeting details, a district U D C gathering, and local sales and events at Manino Bros and other merchants.

Frederick City

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