Temperance Sewing School Highlights Year End
The W C T U sewing school closes a successful year with a treasurer report of rent paid and a credit balance. Officers include superintendent Mrs F L Stoner and secretary Miss Keefer. five teachers, student prizes, and recognitions for attendance and work. Gifts and talks praise Miss Addie Rhodes and emphasize ongoing temperance education through Saturday lessons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weiner
L. M. Keller
Bartgis
F. L. Stoner
Kee Lees Trenanrer
K. M. Barigist
Maenley
May-Markell
Sit
de Delaphmedt
Hiv Dercarten
Tucher
Asaigteets
M. Zimmer
Roelkey
Ruth Hellerut
Chuid
Hendrickson
Acharlas
Grace
Mariv Rent
Givgo
Margaret Thoffimin
May Siride
Ee Andeston
Gdith Wier
Lydia Vanner
Maie Renn
Helen Wolff
Grace Wetter
W. C T. U. Sewing School
Demurrers Filed in Suit to Dissolve Refining Company
Special dispatch reports in New York on April 2 that demurrers were filed in the case brought by Wiersham to dissolve the American Sins Refining Company. Judges will hear arguments in a few days.
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New York
Murrers
Wiersham
American Sins
Refining Company
Ten years for firebug in Gaithersburg case
Charles Saffel of Gaithersburg Montgomery county was sentenced to ten years in the penitentiary after being convicted of statutory burning. The blaze destroyed Summit Heights Hotel at Gaithersburg around midnight January 28, owned by John B. Diamond and Ignatius T. Fulks. Insurance covered part of the $70,000 loss. Saffel admitted guilt after investigators presented evidence. he later signed a typed confession saying his motive was to see people run.
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Motter
Peter
Rockville
Charles Saffel
Gaithersburg
Montgomery County
Summit Heights
John B. Diamond
Ignatius T. Fulks
Hart
Saffel
Molter
Porter
Sar Ln Tschiffely
Angele
Marshell Ywell
Marshall Ewell
Safiel
Local Health Updates From Braddock Heights and Nearby Streets
Several residents on North Market and South Market streets are listed as ill or recovering. Mary Wager and Karl Wiles have been sick, with Karl confined at home by illness. John Stine Getzendanner and Roscoe Rhoads are also at home with sickness or mumps. Mrs J Murray Dronenburg has recovered enough to be active after City Hospital surgery. Eugene Virts has recovered sufficiently to return home. Mrs EL Eugene Willerd recently visited the car barn after months of illness. Mary H Miller, once paralyzed at Chesterfield, is improving under treatment at the Emergency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lot, Stern
Ait Braddock Heights
Mary Wager
North Market Street
Karl Wiles
North Market
John Stine Getzendanner
South Market Street
Charles KE. Moberly
West Patrick Street
Roscoe
Rhoads
J. Murray Dronenburg
East Patrick Street
City Hospital
Eugene Virts
West South Street
EL Eugene Willerd
Telegraph Street
Mary H. Miller
Pearl
Chesterfield
University of Maryland Hospital
Baltimore
MacKenzie
Iaal Aals
T. B Johnson
W. At. Smith
A. E. Fisher
West Church Street
A. C. Cat
Lin
Yom. GA
Bentz
Second Streets
C. H. Eckstein
Harmony Grove
Hugh R. Dean
Frederick
Harry Wy
Bowers
East
Patrick Street
Jesse Dbd
Kaufmann
Court Street
C. C. Ausherman
A. H. Harrington
East Third Street
Kolo Bros
Mer
Market Street
I. A. Bennett
Margattee
Central National Bank
Bank
Corner Church
Court Streets
Clingan
Franklin Savings Bank
March records show 227 instruments filed at relork’s office
In March the relork’s office filed 227 instruments including 163 deeds 47 mortgages three chattel mortgages bills of sale 4 certificates of incorporation 1 power of attorney one release one agreement and one deed of trust. Thirty four marriage licenses issued with three marked dont publish. Ministers’ certificates not reunited for 18 licenses. Eleven equity cases filed two of which seek divorce.
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Relork
Engagement Announced for Miss Ida Virginia Cramer
Miss Ida Virginia Cramer daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph C Cramer of this city will wed Mr Fitzhugh Lee Edwards of Baltimore in a ceremony at the bride’s home 466 West Spath Street on Monday evening April 1st Also noted Kinminusicle David Thiana and Bessie Lela Snicer of Petersville were married at Burkittsville March 23 by Reverend Chart M Smith
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Ida Virginia Cramer
Joseph C. Cramer
Fitzhugh Lee Edwards
Baltimore
West Spath Street
Kinnasuicle
David Thiana
Bessie Lela Snicer
Petersville
Burkittsvile
Rey Chartc
M. Smith
Brief Items of Interest and Local Housing Paintwork
Mr Andrew Meissing reported a shooting of six wild ducks near the reserve early this morning. Dwellings near Lawndale by Elmer Pinen are being painted by a crew led by Mehr Fo Mohberty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Meissing
Lawndale
Elmer Pinen
Mehr
Fo Mohberty
Religious World Highlights Local Church Services Week
A digest covers Evangelical Reformed and All Saints churches with sermons on Christianity, the Gospel of a Per se, and Remembering Christ. U S church notes record communion, giving, and Y P S C E activities. Lutheran and Catholic services are listed with morning and evening readings, catechism, and Lent observances.
Religious Services And Meetings Reported In Local Churches
Yesterday church activities included MPS Chas T Yerkes class meeting at 6 10 am led by John P Webster Spworth League at 6145 and Ames Hend drickson in charge Prayer meeting planned for Wednesday at 7 30. Trinity Church South had no services Sunday school at 2 pm Epworth League at 6 30 pm led by Frank Gaither Koontz to lead prayer Wednesday evening. Church of the Brethren held Sunday school at 6 30 am HR Nedrow preached morning and evening Gospel Mission Chapel on Winchester street last night services were conducted by Rev A Luther Nickels.
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Evangelical Reformed Church
Fyesterdas
Hens Lyer Kieffer
Perse
George Edward Smith
Withers
Babylon
Charles ‘T Howell
Yochow
Ching
the Missionary Society
Gace Reformed Church
Westerly
Rew
Boob Mel
Zu Ovelock
Willis Fisher
Chirke Chiee
All Saints Protestant Episcopal Church
Doughiss Hooft
St. Luke
U. S
Hummelbaugh
Christ
First Corinthians
Y. P
David Steiner
WH. Hume Blentlinger
Corneling McDevitt
Rev
Uly
Church Council
St. John’s Catholic Church
A. J. Conlon
W. J Kane
Fr. Kane
Presbyterian Church
Thomas Freeman
Dixon
First Baptist
John P. Webster
Spworth
Ames Henddrickson
Trinty M. E. Church
South
Epworth League
Frank Gaither
JL. K. Koontz
Church of the Brethren
Wider HR. A. Nedrow
Gospel Mission Chapel
Winchester Street
A. Luther Nickels
Pleasant Social Notes Highlight Local Visitors and Departures
The News records numerous social items from Charleston to Baltimore. Willis Aberkell visits, Clarence Shook and Kemp Keeter visit relatives, John Lynch and John Marshall Grumbine spend Sundays at home, Jacob Quynn travels for business, and many residents return from trips. Several residents resign positions, take new posts in Baltimore and Frederick, and others visit New York, Philadelphia, and Washington.
Annual Elections At Frederick Brick Works and Related Firms
Director and officer changes reported for Union Manufacturing Company Frederick and Woods Turnpike Road Company and Frederick Brick Works. New officers include David Lowenstein president and George H Zimmerman secretary treasurer, with several named directors elected across the three companies.
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Frederick Brick Works
Union Mfg. Co
Union Manufacturing Company
David Lowenstein
Thomas UW
Haller
George, H. Zimmerman
John L. Johnson
John Baumgardner
Frederick and Woodshore Turnpike Road Company
North Market Street
Messrs
William C. Neidig
Mera Houck
Ezra Houck
Eugene Derr
David Cramer
B. Evard Kepner
William c. Humm
Eara Houck
Eara Houck, Jr
The
Clarence C. Carty
Henry Trail
Charles C. Carty
George T. Baumgardner
New York New Haven and Hartford Railroad to lay off 600 men
The railroad will reduce its workforce by 600 over the next few weeks as part of a retrenchment plan. Freight business is light and more cuts are expected.
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New Haven
Conn
New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad
May Be Student Prank On Found Hal Fan Items
Police believe the discovery of two half fan hand and foot remains in a cigar box in a vacant storeroom at 178 East 125th Street is a medical student prank. The incident occurred in New York on April 3 at 2 30 P M and investigators are treating it as a prank rather than a crime.
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New York
Hal
East 125 Street
Java plague toll climbs with 48 cases and 26 deaths
An Eastern Java outbreak reports 48 infections with 26 fatalities. The plague spread raises concern as health authorities track transmission and deploy measures. Local hospitals escalate monitoring and seek to contain further cases.
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New Vo
Java
Sued for Divorce in Special Dispatch New York
The News in New York reports Charles W. Calt, son of John Gates, was sued for divorce. The article notes a hurried meeting in Texas and adds limited details from the special dispatch.
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Special Dispatch
the News
New York
Charles W. Calt
John Gates
Texas
Local Figures Visit Baltimore and Washington and Lee
Market street residents head to Baltimore for medical care at Presbyterian Hospital. Mr H U Marshiller, a Washington and Lee University student, takes a brief break at home in Lexington Virginia. West Third street notes show Miss Sadie Enright returning home from New York stage work and planning a Moutrend engagement after a two month reel period.
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William T. Creager
South Market Street
Linotype operaUnge
New York
Market Street
Baltimore
Davidge
Presbyterian Hospital
HU Marshiller
Washington and Lee University
Lexington
Messrs
Ordennur
West Third Street
Sadie Enright
Baltimore Feels Lid as Saloons Shut After Inquiry
Investigations into the Baltimore Police Department and testimony from clergymen and others led to a tighter closing of saloons on Sunday. The crackdown targeted places previously alleged to have police protection, with the city notably enforcing the law. Also, Matthias B. Miller resigns from Wilcoxin & Brown to join Morris Iron Works pattern shop.
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Matthias B. Miller
Messrs. Wilcoxin & Brown
Morris Iron Works
Rexall Orderlies Promise Constipation Relief Ad
An old advertisement promotes Rexall Orderlies as a safe effective laxative for all ages. It claims complete relief optional free medicine if not, cites twelve sizes 1c and 25c, and notes the local store J. A. Williamson on North Market Street. The Frederick News subscription line appears as a stern reminder.
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Rexall Orderlies
Rexall
J. A. Williamson
North Market Street
Philadelphia Life Insurance Company 1910 Annual Statement Summary
The State Insurance Department in Maryland certifies the Philadelphia Life Insurance Company annual statement for the year ending December 31, 1910. It lists admitted assets of 2,477,055, net reserves of 31,515,162, and total liabilities, with premiums, loans, and dividends noted. The document shows Maryland premium income and losses, with a sworn abstract by Emerson C. Harrington, Insurance Commissioner, dated February 27.
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San
PHILA+DELPHIA LIFE INSURANCE
Philadelphia
Terul Qacome
Boule
Xuc
Cevtral
Ruski United
Maryland
State OF Maryland
Office OF the State Insurance Department
Baltimore
Vt I
Philadelphia Life Insurance Company
Emerson C. Harrington
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U. Sewing School
Epps Sons
Haryland
Mario Renn
May Stride
Daner Anl
Daisy Keefer
Wiles
Helen Schaeffers
Mice Cline
Iva
Alt Keefer
I Sanude
Geariates
Alvey Helen Sethose
Tve
the Scholel
Frigud
Archive
Grace Reformed Church
All Saint's P. E. Church
United Sretaies Church
Evangelical Lutheran Church
First Baptist Church
Methodist Episcopal Church
Chas. T. Yerkes
Frederick and Vicinity
Willis Aberkell
Charleston
Clarence Shook
Baltiface
John Lynch
Westminster
John J. Sny
Dee
Kemp Keeter
This City
Atlantic City
Mir Jacob Quynn
Brunswick
John Marshall Grumbine
Doubs
County
Mrs
Guy
Phiceger
Luther CG
Kerr
Jessups
Harry Bean
J. R. McCoy
Mr. Kelley Harris
Charles W. Ross, Jr
West Second Street
Bruce Hagan
Waynesboro
Gilbert Gill
Washington
Geo. W. Heinlein
Frank L. Bentz
Hagerstown
Harry Diffendal
Melvin Watkins
Mount Airy
Willam P. Maulsby
Lester Keefer
A. J. Eichelberger
William L. Smith
Henry 5. B. DeGrange
Licksville
Elmer Raymer
Myersville
Frederick Railroad Company
Charles F. Kreh
Mr. Lavier Michael
Lexington, Va
Jesse H. Michael
East Third St
George E. F. Anderson
Charles A. Ogle
Mt. Airy
Fern Hoff
Troutville
Mary V. Engelbrecht
Near
Jefferson
Jacob L. Engelbrecht
Clarke Devilbiss
Rhodes R. Kemp
Frank Alexander
Middletown
WS. Martin
Bradley
Washington, D. C
John J. Snyder
East Church St
Harry J. Lebbers
Ben
Florida
Ox Fibre Bruch Company
Roh Davidge
Road Company
Ron
Frederick News
Wr. Baumgardner
West Souti Street
Frederick, Sity
John William Mehrling
L. A. Harley
Jalso
Hansom Stanhope Ruger
Bs. D. Shiner
Ramsburg Fertilizer Co
Chas. E. Klein
Frederick, Md
Phono
Routh Market
Nannie Rigdon
East Church Street
Marldim
Elmer Fe, Dixon
Pin
T Ward
P.h.grovin
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