Brief Bits of Local News and Oddities
A collection of short items notes an ostrich detour saying to conceal its nest. April showers may bring May flowers. L O Willis of New Market had a steam-driven breakdown en route to Frederick. An election for four commissioners and a board president is set for Monday afternoon in Thurmont. The Democratic City Central Committee met privately. Howard Russmaul, courthouse janitor, cleaned the fountain basin this morning. A local baseball match is planned between Frederick teams with a 290 o clock start. The Cuban Giants may visit Frederick. a wife plans to depart soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. O. Willis
New Market
Frederick
Thurmont
Democratic City Central Committee
Howard Russmaul
Court House
This Date In History April 5 from The Daily Rews
A scrambled OCR fragment recounts historical events on April 5 with garbled names and phrases. It mentions Christ and death, a political party, and various unclear historical notes, rendered in a distorted newspaper snippet.
Weather Bureau Chief Reports Storm Over Dakotas
Weather observations indicate a central storm over the Dakotas with a falling barometer. Warmer trends in the Central Valleys and Western States contrast with a noted fall in temperature across the Middle and Northern plateau regions. Forecasts show increasing cloudiness and showers in the Northwest and Central regions with rain likely in the Middle Atlantic and New England states by Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OW. Hansgrieros
Weather Bureau
Weat
Northwest
Dakotas
Kansas
Texas
Pacific Coast
Atlantic
Middle Atlantic
New England
Valleya
Weat Lake
Advertisements page listing local merchants and notices
New ads in the newspaper announce a range of local merchants and services. names include Herman the Florist, Doll & Albaugh, G. M. Geager, and J. Schroeder with offers on dry goods and poultry yards. a house for rent is shown and a secretary notice signs off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
eMee
Nees
Equity
Wedsner
Keedy
Urner
Bob
L. Bobits
Doll & Albaugh
G. M. Geager
General Agency
D. L. Routeahn
Raster Noveldler
Herman
the Florist
Poultry
Personal notes from Frederick area residents
Cardinal Gibbons spent last night at Union Mills visiting Mrs William Shriver who is ill in the Shriver household chapel and left for Baltimore this morning. State Secretary C Harry Stein, present at the dedication of the Senior Order of American Mechanics headquarters last evening, returned home this morning. Harry Fauple and John Forreat of Union Bridge are guests in the city today. Rev Irwin P McCurdy and son of Philadelphia were in Frederick yesterday. Police Justice Eckstein was in Baltimore yesterday on business. Mrs C H Eckstein visits daughter Mrs B A Pelnour in Urbana this county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cardinal Gibbons
Union Mills
William Shriver
Masa
Shriver
Balmore
C. Harry Stein
Order of American Mechanica
Messia
Harry Fauple
John Forreat
Tnion Bridge
Irwin P. McCurdy and Son
Philadelphia
Frederick Yesteray
Eckstein
Baltimore
C. H. Eckstein
B. A. Pelnour
Urbana
Fredonia Council dedicates new Bentor lodge headquarters
A large crowd attended the formal dedication of Fredonia Council No. 48 Senior Order United American Mechanics in Frederick. Highlights included speeches by C Harry Stein and Rev Dr Hasskarl, a patriotic program, and the unveiling of a newly carpeted, richly decorated lodge room with American flags and portraits. Officers and trustees were named, and the gathering emphasized renewed vigor and community service within the order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bentor Americas
Fredoala Council
Bentor Order
United American Mechanics
Frederick
Eems
J. Edward Rite
John 3. Quinn
George H. Rilling
Baltimore
Union Bridge
Liberty
Henry Madea
Esey Shipley
Grand Army of the Hkegobiic
Lsrzé
Order of United American Moechantes
J. Edward Rice
Country
Sweet Land of Liberty
E.ruschbach
Albert Wallace
Rice
C. Harry Stein
Order of
Stein
Philadelphia
United States
America
Hasskarl
Hesskarl
Apesker
Harry Lopez
Altar
Lopes
Hice
Fredonia Council
Osborne Ingle
The
Counci
W. Tally
C. E. Geesey
Geo. R. Merchant
Wm. Quinn
Protector
A E. Heidler
Lucian Webb
J. Ricald Rice
Tw. F. Schmidt
John P. Renner
Mesers
Wm. H. Shipley
Thomas
Lions
George H. Raling
Eit
Order
Frederiex
Messrs
Wallis
Moberly
King
Hitcshew
Lopez
Partridge Liberation Agreed At Frederick Gas Club Meeting
At a meeting held last night on West Patrick Street the Frederick Gas Club decided to liberate colonized partridges. Members will receive three to five pairs each and release them in their chosen sections. More birds may be purchased this spring if regulations allow. Funds from outside parties and the club treasury are noted, with a balance remaining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Gas Club
Eline
Patrick Street
Cleb
Cay Ce
Medical History Talk Highlights Frederick County Physicians
The Historical Society met in the Central Bank building as Dr Wootton presented a veteran survey of Frederick county medical practice. He traced the profession from settlement to present, listed physicians and where they studied, and praised the research while noting the lack of a local medical society. The secretary displayed artifacts including a sacramental wafer, 1733 clergyman’s book, and a silk wedding dress fragment, with a Washington anecdote guiding the modest banquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Historical Society
Central Bank
de. Wootton
Frederick County
Maryland
John Tyler
Philip Thomas
Wiliam Tyler
William Waters
John Balizel
William Bradley Tyler
Moberly
New Market
Chemss Sprigg Wootten
Hisaister
John Wootten
Prentiend
Montgomery
Fen
Nuremberg
Frankfort
Washington
Rockville
Philomathean Society Meets in Hall with Debates and Plans
The Philomathean Literary Society gathered in Philomathean Hall for a meeting with remarks by retiring president Rev. David J Besle and incoming leader Dr Lloyd Tt MacGill Jr. A debate on party loyalties and an April program were outlined with members reading essays and reciting. A large donation of 10000 dollars was given by Mr Charles Shipley of Thurmont to the Fund for Superannuated Ministers of the M and Church South.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philomathears
Philomathean Literary Society
Philomathean Hall
David J. Besle
Lloyd Tt. MacGill, Jr
MacGill
Apple
Messrs
T. M. Riser
Jacob Rohrback
W. HB. Nicodemus
Presi
McGill
Edward Bowlitz
J. d. Houff
C Bary Anders
N. E Cramer
al Jen Robrbsek
E P Gsle
J. H. Appie
C. Edward Stan
E.L Boblliz
Cyrus Thomas
G. C. Hi. Hasskarl
Jacob Rohrbsch
Charles Shipley
Thurmont
M & Church
South
People Who Have Changed Their Places of Abode Since April 1
A long list of Frederick residents changes addresses, with moves from West Patrick Street to East Patrick Street and South Market Street to Market Space. Notable relocations include Alex Warfield to York, Charlene Walaner to West Patrick Street, and J D Batson selling stock and moving to Groff Park. Several families shift to East Church Street, near the fair grounds, or to nearby farms and farms along Baltimore pike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. & Hager
Courtairet
West Patrick Street
Webb
Borksturilie
Tats County
Wm. Thoms
Patrick Street
West Patrix
Prank Schwearing
West South Street
Weet Patrick Street
Dela Blertinser
West Frederica T
Patrick Breet
Jerome Pamdecae
Fuld Avesay
Wet Patrice Street
Albert Bolder
Weat Patrick Street
Weat Paterice
Alex. Warfield
Weet Parick Street
York, Pa
Charles Ridely
Jc. Bay
West
Charlee & Pheops
Echwalben
New iron bridge placed over On roll Creek for transfer division
The new iron bridge to replace the trestle over On roll creek on the Pennsylvania Railroad transfer division has been placed slightly aside from the wooden work and will be moved into position gradually. Transfer traffic will likely be inconvenienced for several days as removal of the trestling begins. Repair crews have worked to replace tires and level the track from Eighth Street to East Patrick Street. Workmen began tearing down the corner building at West Second and Court streets on Dr. F B Smith’s property to erect a larger office. The Evolution of medicine note promotes Syrup of Figs as a preferred remedy manufactured by the California Fig Syrup Co and sold by druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Rompf
Robert Burrier
Birely Bros
Walkersville
Clarence F. Schroeder
Oakland
Hass
Frederick
J. ¥. McDonald
West Patrick Street
Bridge
Burger
J.D. Batson
Thomas Davis
J. C. Winebrewer
Birely Brothers
A. C. Lorentz
Patrick and
Court Streets
Geo. Ed. Smith
Second Atreat
Frederick Mann
Jefferson
County
Frank McDonald
East Patrick Street
Thomas Stricker
Baltimore and Ohio Avenue
Brown’s Row
Zellers
Water Street
Glin
Rammond
Enet Patrick Street
South Street
Chas, B. Trail
Court Square
Merth Market Street
Onroll Creek
Pennsylvania Railroad
Eighth Street
Esat Patrick Street
West Second and
Court Street
F.B. Smith
Easter Flowers From Weet Street Florist
Mr Germas of Weet South street presented to Tus News staff a box of spring flowers including double pansies Easter lilies carnations hyacinths double violets swansonia belotrope and mignonelle. The fragrance and beauty created a new world, and Mr Herman’s extensive cold houses offer a large well watered assortment of flowers for Easter inviting the public to view and purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germas
Weet South Street
Tus
Acd
Wonn
Herman
Cis
Local bargain and sale notices fill April events
Frank J Schroeder advertises poultry and "Temple of Fancy" goods with Saturday displays on April 6. Bargains cover canned foods, prunes, dried fruits, and seeds. A Board of Managers meeting for the Home for the Aged is set for Monday April 8. Westminster League hosts an ice cream fête to benefit repairs, with music and a reading by Miss Clara Mae Bryant at St James Lutheran Chapel Monday evening. Proceeds support the chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Managers of the Home For the Aged
Ladies of the Westminster League
Cleara Mae Bryant
Clara Mae Bryant
St James Lutheran Chapel
Also Mentioned on This Page
Pitton
Beaner
SAN Today
Tfae
Towmis
the Daily Rews
Christ Roe
Curt Demsogiiis
Fesma
Wasursetom
D.C
Kam
N. W
Charles Danner
the Historical Society
Charlen Walaner
Patrick
Henry Brost
Patrick Streat
Jesse Michwe Tas
South Market Street
George Moberly
Laura V. Schleigh
North Market Street
East Fourth Street
L. P. Schol
South Streets
Charles Smallwood
South Market
California
Fiz Syrup Co
Fira Precham
Frank J Schroeder
E. Patrick St
Frank J. Schroeder
E. Patrick Bitch
Emith
Temple of Fancy
Philadelphia Union
D. H. Best
D. H. Bisk
North Markrt Street
JoiNtare View Poultry Yard
Frederick Fair
Fehaar Bothenboslar
Bast Bt
Prederick, Md
Jebagdan Smiss
Indian Spring
W. Harry
Privanes and Gasfitiing
George HH. Wiener
Court ST
Hamburg
Swiss
Val
Mouisoix & Kexe
John 5
Bendrickson
D Onn Has
Delorior
F. V. Staub
Hartlett Pears Inc
STAUB
Doll Brothers
Dow Barorzens
Cas
Bailing Grocery CO
John A. Kennedy
New Spring
Goananizz
Mareit
Otter
RUDAK
Necuig
A. T. Rice & Sons
A. T. Rice & Sons Funeral Directors
Frederick, M
J. Waleeh & C
Epring
Jas E K. Waser
Allen Roheback
Acorn
Plaster
Paris
Allen Roursacxs
CITY
Avebry
B. H. Buscxster
Frederick, Md
PSE Bock
Boss Bock
Basisonosax Bocs
Lipps
Cor
West Patrick and Telegraph St. Telephons Mo
Frederick. Ma
Gerera
St. Ik
Columbia Brewing
Bes
Pubac
C. E. Oline
Tagraty
Brussels
Anon
Japaneen Haurg
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