Wertheimer Jasenstack Bros Fire Keller Co
Market and old line fire damage reported as Wertheimer and Jasenstack brothers face Keller Company Marken D Mantz ered Nat Bank in a regional business fire incident with unknown causes and potential losses.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1908
Page
5
Market and old line fire damage reported as Wertheimer and Jasenstack brothers face Keller Company Marken D Mantz ered Nat Bank in a regional business fire incident with unknown causes and potential losses.
Justice C. H. Eckstein, charter member of Fredonia Council No. 1 U A M, was reinstated at a large meeting. He was escorted in by Jacob L. Engelbrecht and welcomed by members, then introduced by Charles A. Landis during a formal ceremony.
A group of friends gathered Thursday night at Millard and wife Lense on North Market Street for a surprise party. Attendees included Mrs Jno Cramer Ira Brengle and many others, with refreshments served around 11 pm and a pleasant evening reported. A second note records Jesse Atkinson hosting friends on East Third Street with social games and music. Attendees included Ira V Moore John F Kennedy Elsie Vanfossen Janie Stone Goldie Stone and Giles Herwig.
Made a Goo Yield, Mr. Ha Tritapoe, a prosperous and well Hd hes Sin farmer and busi ness man of near this city, realised a yield of 567 bushela of wheat from 15 acres of corn stubble land, making an average of 37 buahels per acre.
A dense notice lists sermons and Sunday school times for Schleynville Mission All Saints Episcopal Trinity M E and other churches. Rev. A J Gill Rev Dr J K Bachbach Rev John Paul Tyler Rev Charles F Steck Rev Thomas Freeman Dixon lead services with multiple mass times and special programs.
Purely personal notices list individuals visiting relatives or staying with friends in Frederick and surrounding areas. Names include Mr. R. Lee Lingluft of Baltimore visiting Mr. and Mrs. O. Hawant, Major Charlie Fout in Harperstown, Miss Anna Rice returning from Lancaster, Dr. Walter H. Margett in town, and Linwood Zimerman with his mother returning from Rockville.
In a year-end session the court found Lewis Sealock guilty of assault and battery and sentenced him to two years in the House of Correction. Separate cases included larceny charges against James McNulty, with sentence imposed, and a second indictment being held in abeyance. The session also covered a statutory larceny verdict for Summerfield Cole and a separate assault with intent to murder verdict against David Baylor, who received one year in the House of Correction. The court convened with Chief Judge Glenn J. Worthington and Associate Judge James B. Henderson presiding.
Five men including Ralph Routeamn and John H Inglebrecht pleaded guilty to gambling at a poker game held in a rear lot along Carroll Creek near West Patrick Street. They paid a $3 fine and were bound over for February grand jury action. John Brust was released for insufficient evidence. Florence Cann bound over to keep the peace on a warrant from Emma Spencer. both are named as colored. Constable Carter led the arrests. bonds posted.
A Thurmont citizens meeting planned a celebration for the first Washington Frederick and Gettysburg Railway train. Dr J K Waters led, Col John R Kouzer named chairman, Lester Birely treasurer, P N Hammaker secretary. A band and officials reception are planned with speeches expected. the train may arrive in ten to fifteen days.
Congressman George A. Pearre addressed the Republican County Central Committee in the courthouse grand jury room and expressed strong confidence in his re election. He ridiculed opponent Lewis's chances in Allegheny and predicted a Republican majority in the county, with Frederick County also favoring his side. He planned a Cumberland trip tonight and said he would return Thursday of fair week.
Hymeneal services unite Lord Davin Percy T Loy and Carrie May Davin of Doubs in a Wednesday ceremony at Dowde conducted by Reverend George F Stiles pastor of the A K church.
The page lists bargain items from Shipley and Boost Bargains including rubber diabolo s and clothing pina fo r 5c to 14c, plus household goods and Edison Records for October. It also notes dances at Villa Park on September 28, a Woman's Christian Temperance Union meeting, and a first display of trimmed hats starting September 6.
The list shows several residents ill at home with typhoid fever or other ailments including Mrs. Charles Rowe and Miss Myrtle Rowe at City Hospital. Mr. John EB Wood plans to speak at the Bryan, Hem and Talbott club meeting in Westminster Tuesday night.
Jacob Shubert uses a thumb imprint on passes to Shubert productions to curb forged tickets. Duplicates will be posted at theater box offices for comparison with the actor’s real thumbprint. The plan aims to stop pass forgery and protect theatergoers in New York City.
Captain Walter Saunders acted as auctioneer at the courthouse this morning selling the estate of August H. and Elizabeth Ebert. Trustees Charles C. Waters Emory L Cob lentz and Thaddeus M Hiser oversaw the sale of the brick dwelling on West Patrick Street to F Marion Fauble for 2700.95. A one acre eight perches lot went to G H Jorkman for 20 dollars.
The Tus News reports a revised departure time for the Northern Central Railway train now leaving at 4 45 pm. It will depart at 4 40 pm henceforth instead of 4 40 pm as previously announced.
The notice lists the deaths of John Geitner at 1.30 East Fourth Street aged 82. Rev Dr William Simonton in Grenell New Jersey aged 83. James F Pottenberger a Smoketown fruit grower aged 16. and Mrs Mary A King widow of Frederick King died September 14 in Highlandtown Maryland. A Democratic Central Committee meeting was held in the city to plan registration and campaign events with Congressman nominee Lewis scheduled to visit October 5 for a ten day county tour.
Community notices and ads include Knights of Pythias rank event in Mountain City Ny, political subscription blasts, bookkeepers shorthand course promotions, Lake View skating, fall bulbs and flowers offers, Irish potatoes shipping from Marino Bros, imported Welland bulbs from Hermann & Son, gas heaters promotion, and roof paints from ANSEN a Qorxw & Co.
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