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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1911
Page
4
Brethren, Evangelical Reformed, Lutheran, Trinity Church South, and other faith groups held Easter week services. Activities included Sunday school sessions, temperance talks, and a junior Christian Endeavor society organized with 32 members. Notable speakers included Rev E H B Hummelbaugh and George W Shoemaler.
Palm Sunday observed with palm decorations and morning service at Grace Reformed Church. Rev KilL Ate Lean preached on Jesus Weeps and other clergy led evening services. Sunday school at 2 pm. Methodist Episcopal Church noted class meeting, morning sermon on The Triumphal Entry, and Epworth League in evening.
At All Saints Protestant Episcopal Church Rev Douglass Hooff presided over 7:30 a.m. communion and Sunday school. He delivered two sermons praising the late Rev Dr J Houston Beclenton for his religious and civic efforts and his financial support to church work. An evening service followed at 7:30 with the sermon The Prodigal's Return from Luke 15 20 24.
Montgomery county reports a quiet double wedding at the Grave Reformed parsonage East Third Street with Harvey King of Pardum and Pauline Burdette of Lewisdale tying the knot. The newlyweds plan to reside in Pardun. Also noted is the North Market street resident Albert A. Schroeder receiving a new silver tuba instrument from Col. Conn of Elkhart to be used by the Traklock Heights Band this summer.
Harvey King of Trdtum Montgomery County and Pauline Burdette of Lewisdale Montgomery County, Jacob Nehouse of Damascus, Bessie G. Burdette near Kem Town, Franklin H. Duvall and Ethel C. Martin of Brunswick are named in court notices.
Those from Frederick and nearby areas are confined to home. Mrs Reuben Wann of West Sout street is quite sick. Mrs William Redecock of West Fourth street is confined to her bed with tonsillitis.
A local Rexall Store offers a risk-free trial of Rexall Orderlies for constipation. The ad claims the medicine is gentle, effective, and suitable for children and the elderly, with two sizes priced at 1¢ and 25¢, and urges customers to test the remedy at the store of J. A. Williamson on North Market Street.
Personal items from The News About Friends at Home and Abroad. Brief notes on relocations, travels, visits, and family news in Hagerstown and nearby cities. Communities mentioned include Hagerstown, Washington, Baltimore, and York with names such as Mr. Samurd Worle Goempeil, Mr. and Mrs. Mantz, Miss Mary Vo Engelbrecht, Rev. Dr. Dixon, and Rev. Hummelbaugh.
William Shriver aged 79 died at his Westminster home after a life linked to John L. Shriver & Bros. fruit and oyster packing. Born in Carroll County he lived in Baltimore until 1872 before moving to Elm Lisburn and later Westminster. He is survived by five daughters and five sons, four brothers including C Shriver president of Metropolitan Bank Baltimore and former Rep. Herbert Shriver.
Col W J Bryan settles a bungalow on a Mission Texas farm near the Wo Grande Valley. The article chronicles the valley's 6 year rise from a chaparral frontier to a booming irrigated empire with $25 million invested, driven by private irrigation canals and year round crops. Bryan tends fields, planting various crops expected to yield large returns.
Special Dispatch from St. Paul reports Minneota will appeal Judge Sanborn's rail rate decision in favor of the railroads. The legislature will appropriate funds for the appeal.
New York April 10 1980 The stock market sits unusually dull awaiting the decision in the trust case which has not yet been handed down.
Special Dispatch reports General Fuchi, a Tartar commander, was assassinated by a monarchist from Singapore at an aviation meet. Baseball attracted spectators with two teams playing to a nonscoring draw. Civil Engineer Crum joined Mr. Clark to set grade stakes for a track, as volunteers are urged to help after school. The Out-of-Towns plan Three for-A-Kind bowling for The News trophy at 7:50 p.m. The Farmers face L. O. T. atSat 1 o'clock.
A newspaper ad proclaims Wall's Catarrh Cure cures catarrh at all stages by internal action on blood and mucous surfaces. It offers a $100 reward for any unattained cure and invites testimonials. Prepared by Cheney & Co, Toledo, Ohio, with sales through druggists. Also promotes Hare's Family Pills for constipation.
A Cleveland report from The News details Tom Johnson in a coma after a critical illness. Doctors say recovery is unlikely and the situation remains critical as loved ones await further updates.
HELP WANTED OLINNt RAILWAY MAIL CLERKS WANTED Average salary 1100 Alternate weeks of full par No Layoffs Common education sufficient Preparation free for exams in Rochester N Y Franklin Institute Depart 129 E Rochester N Y Martian WANTED FOR UT ARMY ABLEbodied unmarried men aged 18 to 45 citizens of United States as soon as possible Apply Recruiting Officer 34 North Market Frederick Md Marddsot
The M E Church is rapidly advancing interior and exterior remodeling aimed at a complete redraw. First floor work includes stained glass and a new steam heating plant, while a new organ from the Moller Company costing about 2500 dollars will be installed. Rededication is planned for the fall after a total project cost around 20000 to 25000 dollars.
Condensed financial abstracts from the Philadelphia Life Insurance Company for year ending December 31, 1910, showing assets, liabilities, and admitted values, plus a notice of administration in Frederick County Maryland for Harrie G Huffer and the estate of William A Woodward. Includes figures for cash, real estate, stocks, premiums, reserves, and dividends.
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