Real estate transfers and court notices in Orphans Court
In the court column a series of property deeds are listed with William F. Ferrell to James C. Ferrell for 10718.85 dollars, Carlton P. Ahalt to Ira J. Young for 2824.87 dollars, and Carlton P Ahalt to Albert C. Beachley for 2854.12 dollars. Orphans Court shows sales of Mary J Brashear's personal property, inventory of estate, and Millard F Cook estate sales. Letters of administration granted to Maria Valentine for Silas P Valentine estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Day
Circustephant Court
Paorent
William F. Ferrell
James C. Ferrell
Carlton P.ahalt
Ira J. Young
Carlton P. Ahalt
Albert C. Beachley
Orphans” Court
Mary J. Brashear
Mary Jane Brashear
Millard
F. Cook
Silas
P. Valentine
Maria Valentine
Elsworth Co
Valentne
Ieee
Funeral of Mr Jacob F T Grove Passed Yesterday
The funeral of Mr Jacob F T Grove was held yesterday at 2 pm from his son William F Grove's residence at 422 West Patrick Street. Rev E H Lamar officiated. Floral emblems were given by relatives and friends. Pallbearers included M T Derr, GB Willard, J Js Michael, John A Bartgis, Ke P Brightwell, and Charles Fraley. Interment was at Mt Olivet Cemetery. Thomas P B Rice was the funeral director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob
F. T Grove
William F. Grove
West
Patrick Street
E. H. Lamar
Me T. Derr
Willard
Michael
John A. Bartgis
Ke. P
Brightwell
Charles Fraley
Mt. Olivet
Thomas PB. Rice
Richfield Mining bought a smelter for Sonora Mexico
A Richfield Mining Company stockholders meeting announced the recent purchase of a smelter to be erected at its Sonora mines in Mexico. Mr Hartle Muffer will supervise local interests during construction. Also noted: Miss Goldie Graham and Miss Kline fell near a turntable pit but escaped. a limb was broken for the other. A streetlight crash at Madison and Burke last night left the area dark until repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loca
Richfield Mining Company
Sonora
Mexico
Hartle
Muffer
Yalnes
Blue
Highfield
Goldie’ Graham
Highfeld
Misa.Kline
Frederick
Les
Kline
Mias
Misa Graham
Waynes Bor
Professors and locals attend YM Committeeman Rally in Baltimore
Prof Joseph Hu Apple and Mr Laske join ML C A for the Committeeman's Rally of the YM in Baltimore tomorrow. The trip includes a decal discussion and planned participation by ML C. A. as part of the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prof. Joseph
Apple
Mr. Laske
ML C. A
Baltimore
Glessmer Sentenced Harbaugh Case In Circuit Court
Court sessions adjourned with multiple verdicts and pleas. Richard Giesaner pleaded guilty to obtaining money by false pretenses and received one year in the House of Correction. Roy W. Mamebdurz and Joseph Barger faced liquor and non support charges, with Barger later found not guilty. The Lichtenstein Distilling Company case proceeded after a demurrer, as court recessed for a break.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pullty
Giesaner
Richard’ S. Giesaner
Creteinon
Urner
Motter
Roy W. Mamebdurz
Triverser
Canay
Weddle
Ivy Hewett
Frank Weddle
Traverer
Court suit over alleged slander by Lewistown resident
William St. Fultz, by attorney Jesse F. R. Heagy, sues Howard E. B. Ramsburg for 2500 damages alleging slander. Plaintiff says Ramsburg accused him of stealing apples and corn, and boasted of catching Fultz stealing produce. Case set in Lewistown area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William St. Fultz
Jesse F. R. Heagy
Howard EB. Ramsburg
Wilk Fultz
Lewistown
Cromwell charged in stabbing and lamp arc theft
Cromwell was arrested on a charge of assaulting his stepson Thomas Plater and attempting to cut him with a knife during a disturbance. He was committed for hearing tonight before Justice Cy W. Eckstein. Also listed are several youths to be heard tonight for breaking a large city arc lamp at the Madison and Burke Streets corner last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison and
Burke
Cromwell
Ofivers King
Crovenburg
Thomas ‘Plater
Plater
Hha
Cy W. Eckstein
Glen Withide
Harry
Stup
Dgar
dJohn Brachey
Marshal Hahn
Win
Chew
C. 1
Eckstein
Burke Streets
Francis Scott Key Council 14th Anniversary Celebration
The Francis Scott Key Council No. 48 C U A M marked its fourteenth anniversary with a large turnout. Music filled the evening and a suitable address was given by Mr. H Dorsey Etchizon. Refreshments followed. The anniversary committee included George T. Baumgardner, Charles Geesey, John W. Falk, William F. Snyder and James A. Dubel.
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Francia Scott Key Council
Urteenth
Francis Scott’ Key Council
Waa
H. Dorsey
George T. Baumgardner
Charles Geesey
John W. Falk
Willam F. Snyder
James A. Dubel
Death of Ruth E Shankel infant near Bloomfield
Infant Ruth E Shankel daughter of Mr and Mrs Shankel died at one month old near Bloomfield from marasmus. Funeral held at Zion Reformed Church with Rev A J Herman officiating. Pallbearers named Juste Voltz Naomi Wachter Mildred Zimmerman. Interred Zion Cemetery. Funeral director listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth E. Shankel
Dra
BE. Shankel
Bloomfield
Dye
Zion
A.J. Herman
Juste Voltz
Naomi” Wachter
Mildred
Rather Zimmerman
Rumor of Injunction Against Railroad Curve Denied
Mr C Thos Kemp rejected claims of seeking an injunction to stop Frederick Railroad from linking Square Corner to Market via Patrick Streets. Officials say the rumor started from a halted night work shift. Kemp expressed willingness to support the project and the curve work is proceeding smoothly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C! Thos. Kemp
Frederick Railroad
Patrick Streets
Kemp
Ned
Meeting to consider new industries for Frederick
The Frederick Board of Trade received an invitation from the Atlanta Chamber of Commerce to send three delegates to the Southern Conservation Congress in Atlanta on October 7 and 8. Local representatives volunteered, but President J. H. Gambrill Jr. decided not to select delegates. The committee reports encouraging progress locating new industries and promising acquisitions through favorable negotiations with several concerns.
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Board of Trade In Communication
Frederick
Board of ‘Trade
Baninet
Crome
Williams Show Injures Worker Near Woodsboro
An employee named Miller suffered a head injury and concussion when a wagon axle broke near the Liberty turnpike tollgate during a Williams show procession. He was brought to the city and admitted to City Hospital after the accident en route to New Market for another exhibition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willams
al. F. Williams
Woodsboro
New Market
Liberty Turnpike
Miller
Central National Bank awards furniture contracts for new building
Contracts were awarded at a Board meeting for supplying new furniture for the Central National Bank’s soon to be completed building. Carty to furnish ladies’ room, bookkeepers’ and teller’s departments and public space while M L Ereht son handles directors’ and president’s rooms. Street paving on North Market Street continues with work between tracks and west of the line near the Arlington Hotel, grouting expected to finish by evening.
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Central National Bank
Carty
M. L. Erehtson
Cathter'a
North Market Street
Arlington Hotel
Expenses of Etchison and Dorsey for Campaigns
A record shows H Dorsey and Etchison the Democratic congress candidate had campaign costs. Etchison’s expenditures reached 414.02 dollars in the recent primary, with 125 dollars spent on his candidate announcement to the respective boards of supervisors of election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Dorsey
Etchison
Congress
Infantile Paralysis Spreads in Montgomery County
Alarm over infantile paralysis grows as Montgomery county towns Poolenville and Martinsburg report new cases. Seventeen to twenty three cases developed yesterday with one death after night, while disease remains confined to children so far in the area.
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Poolenville
Martinsburg
Montgomery County
Open Headquarters of Tuberculosis Society in City
The formal opening of the headquarters of the Society for the Prevention and Relief of Tuberculosis at 34 West Patrick Street will take place this evening from to 10 p.m. The visiting nurse Miss Casey and several officers will receive. The public is invited to attend. Painting: Burnside’s Bridge is exhibited in Mr. Bennett’s North Market Street window. It is a water color by Marion Dyer and has attracted many passersby.
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Society For the Prevention and Relief of Tuberculosis
Weat Patrick’ Street
Vielting Nurgd
Mise Casey
Burnside
Andetam
Society For ‘the Prevention and Relief
Patrick Street
New Lawyers Admitted to Maryland Supreme Bench
Frederick lawyers W Clinton Mesnerry and Ward C Haffner among eighteen new members admitted to the bar on motion at the Supreme Bench meeting yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs. W. Clinton. Mesnerry
Ward C. Haffner
Frederick
Supreme Bench
Bazar Rooms Decorated for Attale Succes and Tables Readied
The bazar rooms of the Order have been decorated under the ACM auspices with National and Maryland golos, and all tables prepared to tempt attendees. Notable volunteers include Paul, Mrs Charles Teletil, Miss Fannie Richi, Gladys Miller, and many others. The event continues through the week with a country store, culinary booth, and candy stand, coordinated by a committee led by Miss A. J. Helder.
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Lintaight San
Ania
ACM
National
Maryland
Shose
Orater “Paul
Mra
Charles A Teletil
Fe Richi
Missen Fannie
Riehl
Wesale Wibide
Erhe Fhnestrock
Shan Richi
Gladys
Miller
Ela’ Byler
Crate
Amy Shrieger
Fancy
Stoot
Mise Hosubel
Doe Cream Tible-Mes
Mollie Oland
Fannie Kader
Shale River
Mary Danner
Hagel Ohi
Geneva Tout
Melon Crane
Aml
Wm. Smith
Ake
Beks
Fashion Display and Train Schedules Highlight 1910 Frederick Ads
The item blends a women's suit problem feature with tailoring prices and fabric options, plus a freight schedule for Frederick to Thurmont and Erekey, and notice of a millinery opening. It references Joan D. Hendrickson of Frederick Railroad Co, and includes descriptions of fabrics such as broadcloths and chiffons, followed by train times and a millinery display event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miladies
Matel
AVORS
Ny Tenyee Event Noted In Local Ledger
A fragmented OCR line appears to reference Ny Tenyee in a local ledger or notice. Readable elements suggest a naming fragment possibly tied to a person or place, but full context is unclear. Further legible material is needed to confirm the event, date, or affiliated organization.
Farm Change Hands Near Crengers Town
Large farm sale reported at Lewistown where 109 acres on the Alexander Ramaburg property transferred from Young and Staley real estate and insurance agents to Calvin L. Putman of near Crengers Town following recent purchase by Mr Young.
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Young and Staley
Alexander Ramaburg
Lewistown
Young
Calvin L. ‘Putman
Crengerstown
Local Market Notices And Event Openings
Local notices announce dairy price rise to seven cents per quart and a cabbage pickle run, with cabbage cauliflower orders and various produce. Market hours change to 8 to 10 am from Oct 1 to May 1, 1911. Frederick City Hospital Guild to resume U D C meetings Sept 30 at 7 20 pm. Also promotions for hardware sales, millinery displays, and trolley service changes from Sept 25, with various local business ads and notices from Patrick Street and Market areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City Hospital
G. William Dansberger
Queen Quality Shoes for sale at Commercial Operators
Special sale notice announces several hundred pairs of Queen Quality Shoes in good styles. Prices 3.00 3.50 and 4.00, special choice 2.50. Commercial Operators 11 South Market Street. Tonight Braddock Heights Casino features skating bowling pool and a grand drawing for a chafing dish.
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Braddock Heights
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Tuberculosis Society
Danit Bazar
Eserles
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Braddock Casino
J. D. Hendrickson
Grocettes
Columbus Knott
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Glessmer
House of Correction
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Mor “Gelling
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Howard Ramsburg
James Cromwell
Mr. Etchison
New’ Ctawyers
BAZAR
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Samuel
Lot
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Citlerns' National Bank
Sil Hh Nc
Citizens’ National Bank
Frederick, MD
Capital
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WM. G. Baker
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C. B. Crane
Kerauveau
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John D. Hendrickson
Ee Neidig
Neidio & Miller
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Williamson 'S Drug
Williamson's Drug Store
Hess’ and Clark's Poultry Panacea
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Lee
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Ataley
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Mattick Atreet
von Bente
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East Eth Street
Welling
Clarke Awellings
Egat Church Street
Setale
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Surance Company
Frederick, Mi
Teganda
Polley
R. Rush Lewis
A. Marino
Cor
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Central Hardware Company
South Market Street
Etchison Studio
U. U
Band Bazar
E. Payne
Patrick’ Street
G. E. F. Anderson
Goat Market Street
Ox-Fiore
Br’ Brush Company
Molly
Blaon
Ingle Memorial
U.A. M
Braddock. Heights
Casino
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