Brief Items of Interest From Waynesboro
Yesterday George and Fred Shipley captured three stokers two mullets and one buss. A sign was set up in front of John H Abbott and son West All Saints street. W B Stottlemyer, a well known local figure, bought the home of A B Landis one of the town founders. C G Delphey and son Paul are building a combined gods and chicken house behind their East Third street residence, promising an attractive finish.
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George
Fred Shipley
Messrs
John H. Abbott
C. G. Delphey
Paul
Third Street
Among the Sick in Frederick and Vicinity
Residents listed as ill include W. E. Kefauver on Dirt Avenue and Peter Hahn on Water Street with typhoid fever. Clarke Devilbiss of West Patrick Street has been ill but is able to go out. Rosa Duvall and Abrecht of West Patrick Street are improving, while Mrs. William Bohn on North Market Street suffers an abscess. Joseph Eisenhauer on West Patrick Street remains critically ill but slightly improved.
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Frederick
W. E. Kefauver
Dirt Avenue
Peter Hahn
Water Street
Clarke" Devilbiss
West Patrick Street
Rosa Duvall
William Bohn
North Market Street
Samuel‘. Abrecht
Joseph
F. Eisenhauer
West Patrick Strect
Curves Arrive to Connect Market Street Lines
Freight curves from Frederick Railroad Co arrive to link Market Street with Patrick Street and Fifth Street. Workers plan to lay the curve at the Square Corner tomorrow to avoid traffic disruption. Grouting and paving work on North Market Street between Third and Fourth Streets begins this morning.
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Patrick Street
Frederick Railroad Company
Fifth Street
Soopols
Montevue Contract Awards And Local Misfortune
Contracts awarded for Montevue supplies include tea tobacco and wheat from multiple local firms such as Bleer Blser Frederic County Farmers and Blivly & Sons. A pedestrian named Master Riley Atkinson fell from a wagon on Monocacy Boulevard, sustaining injuries.
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Board of Charities
J.D. Dagag
Ira
Charles
Frederic County
Brirke and Zachativy
George K
Riley Atkinson
Justis Atkinson
Prisoner Glessner Sentenced After Glass Ingestion Incident
Trials reveal Lee Glessner pleaded guilty to obtaining goods by false pretenses and faces a term of imprisonment. He reportedly swallowed a small glass fragment at jail, causing stomach pains. jail physician administered emetics and he recovered enough to appear in court for another charge.
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Filchiard
John L. Dut- OW
Glessner
Emall
Picnic at Lander Brightens Sunday for Town School
A large school picnic was held at Lanner on Saturday with Superintendent William Harris providing the refreshments. Reverend Nut of Jefferson spoke to attendees and a melon and delicacies supper followed. The event ended around five o clock with plans for a similar gathering next year.
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Lanter
William
Funeral for Alfred Hitter Held at Mt. Olivet
The funeral of the late Alfred Hitter was held yesterday at Mount Olivet Cemetery. Services were conducted by Rev. J. G. Letters with moving floral emblems from family and Sunday School. Pallbearers included Jacob Rulishack Fr. Knolt Dr. N. E. Kefauver and others. burial followed at Mt. Olivet. funeral director was Louis Plitor.
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Alfred Hitter
Phice Yeatordtty
Tit Nord
Hes
Fenrt J. G
Remves, Orlands
Evangelical Reformed Sunday School
Mensra
Jacob Rulishack
Knolt
N. E
Mises Dancing School to Open Season with Formal Soiree
Ritchie's Dancing School announces opening for the season Friday evening October 7 with a formal soiree for patrons and potential joiners. An annual ball will be held October 3 at 4 o'clock, with the annual Pail Assembly planned for Wednesday evening during Fair Week.
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Mises
Ritchie
Mies Striehle
Anangling
Pal Asbeld
College Girls Outing to Braddock Heights
Yesterday at 2 o'clock the students of Wotans College with most of the teachers traveled to Braddock Heights for a pleasant afternoon. The party included dancing, bowling, and skating. Supper was served on the heights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wotan's College
Braddock Heights
Sen
Removal Certificate Session By Board Of Election Supervisors
The Board of Election Supervisors will meet tomorrow and Friday to issue removal certificates to applicants. The action aims to accelerate registration by providing certificates in advance, reducing delays for those needing them.
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Tssue
Board of Election
John — W
Hamm
Joseph F. Eisenhauer
Samuel
Man seeks wife via matrimonial ad in mail bulks
Sullivan of Clear Sortin advertises for a 48 year old wife about the same age. He says he must have a home or money in return for which she promises to be a good loving husband. His daily mail is reportedly quite bulky.
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Henson’. Sullivan
Clear” Sortin
Daily Mail
Woman Injured After Fall at Grice Reformed Church
A woman named Bisa Kan Ale Hailer fell Sunday evening on South Market street entering Grice Reformed Church. She bruised her knee and arm and her dress tore in the mishap.
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Grice Reformed Church
Bisa
Kanale Hailer
South Market Street
The Soul Kings Musical Comedy at City Opera House
A review of The Soul Kings at the City Opera House praises the lively two act musical with book by Marty B. Smith and music by Maurice Levi. Performers Thomas S. Van Mephisto and Miss Louise Kay amadé receive notable notices while the large chorus and sumptuous scenery enhance the Paris Monte Carlo New York settings. The piece is deemed diverting though mild in ambition and described as a vehicle for distraction rather than moral or artistic advancement.
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City Opera House
Marty B. Smith
Maurice Lavi
City Opera
Hopsy
Levi
Kles
Lucifer
Meptitato
Hades
Shades
Bucy Cé
Mephisto
Louise
Kay Amadé
Miss Dale
Suzelle
Maurice
Thomas A. Conkey
Ketelatu
Wall Street
Tolls
Sol Skevinsky
Sam M. Lewis
Dolly Barlow
New York
Casein Company to Build Largest Plant in Northwest Suburbs
The Casein Company of America completed site arrangements for a major factory costing about 90000 dollars. Located in the northwestern suburbs, the plant will process by products into feeds and other items. Initial operations plan to employ 60 workers with milk supplied by 1,400 cows at 10 cents per gallon, 3500 daily bottles. Also listed are advertised letters in Frederick City post office and the World Convention of Christian Endeavor Societies to be held in Agra India in 1911 with delegates granted city freedom.
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Company of America
Hagerstown
Comes Era
Bexides
Antiganiy
Christian’ Endeavor
Agra
India
Monocacy
Lost gold pendant returned to owner
A gold pendant with a distinctive crest was found and returned to its owner after being advertised in yesterday's edition. No further details were provided about the finder or location of the discovery.
Court actions recap at Cates court session and verdicts
The court convened at Cates with Judge Urner and others. Giessner was found guilty of defrauding money via a false check of $10. Sentences were suspended or fines imposed in cases of non support, assault, and selling liquor to minors. Several defendants faced larceny and miscellaneous charges as the session progressed.
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Richard
I. Giessner
Giessner
John F. Baking
Afteen
H. Dorsey Etchleon
Guitty
Byler
de traVerser
Hewie
Willam P. Maulsby
Traverser
Wood Maderie
Cave Tie
Glenn HP Worth
Ington
Larcen
Roscoe Brown
Catherine Taylor
Coats
Thomas Johnson
Noah 8
Jenkins
Polarized Fabrice sale promotes fadeproof textiles
An ad touts Polarized Fabrice featuring prints and weaves guaranteed not to fade. A saleswoman will display large samples, demonstrate tests, and take orders at the store with home delivery. Prices listed include 26c 28c 85c and 43c ranges.
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Daleswoman
Polariapad
Sanipta
Shooting at Emmitsburg alarms locals in burnt town
A disturbance outside De. Jwinkson's on Mulh street led to Bernard Butler being shot by Elder amid racial tensions. Butler was taken to Stone's office then Baltimore hospital as authorities arrange court appearance for 31,000 bond. Separate notes report cannery shutdowns and a farm sale involving Young and Braley.
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Bnnnstylurg
Bernard’ ‘Butler
Joseph Bidet
Bpaugter
Houxe
Elder
I. L Juuilgon
Dy. Daanison
Mr Elder
de. Jwinkson
Altige
Muth Street
Yeaxrel
Butler
Stone
Baltimore
Millinery Opening Display of Trimmed Hats
Mrs. Re Cromwell of Walkersville hosts a display of trimmed hats on Friday and Saturday September 30 and October 1 at Busy Corner. Local notice invites community members to attend and view the new millinery selections.
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RE. Cromwell
Walkersville, Md
MANTZ
South Market Street
Postponed Public Sale Amid Local Notices
A list of era retail ads and notices shows a public sale postponed indefinitely due to its news. W E Kefauver signs the notice. Milk producers announce October milk price at Walkersville Creamery. Local businesses promote rugs furniture and millinery displays with dates in September.
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W._E. KEFAUVER
Walkersville Creamery
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Fall Merchandise Invites Shoppers to New Lines and Specials
A hectic local advertisement invites customers to inspect an extensive fall lineup at Rexall Store and Mulltaux Carpet Store. It highlights new fabrics, coats, curtains, handbags, and fashion accessories, plus poultry panacea and rail schedules for frederick Thurmont service. The notice promises limited days in late September and October.
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Ford
Tayore Ohires
So & Kayaortik
Gloran
Yhomaonte I. Au
Ulu Mima
al Yee
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Lander
Citizens' National Bank
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Capital
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N. D. Bakerl
WM. G. Zimmerman
Canhiler
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Cashier
Costin Company
Frederick City
Allen
Vernon Davies
Hal Duvall
Dutrow
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T. Dutrow
Curtis Schuder
B. W. Starner
F. R. Whipp
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Heneritta Clements
Cathatine Miller
Mary Nolley
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Richard Giessner
Cates
John D. Hendrickson
Pae Wobel
Emmitsburg
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Braley
W. R. Young
Myeraville
Aquills Harshman
Lannie
R. Bonde
the Marvel Tonight
Ambrosia
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Brussels
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Wikton's
Mullinix’s
Central Hardware Company
M. L
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Payne
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BIDIO
Miller
Neldig & Miller
Williamson's Drug Store
Hess and Clark's Poultry Pan-Acea
Rexall Store
Aerise Thurmont
Thurmont
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