Scout Stock Plan And Local League Prospects
The community discusses forming a stock for a semi pro baseball team at $1 a share to fund this season with potential refunds from treasury. A meeting in Brunswick and Thor slated to discuss league plans and game schedules. Scouts are sworn in by Captain Mürky with patrols organized and hikes planned, while state road funds and warrants prompt legal action in Annapolis and Victo t City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick
Atmckers
Fredam
Sup Tae
Semphet Tora
Fraternal Degrees Granted At Key Council Session
The Fran tt Key Council No 8 held a meeting conferring Honesty and Industry on class members. One member gained reinstatement. several received the first and second degrees. A large parade is planned in the city under the Improved Order of Red Men, Chip tribe auspices, with an expected three thousand in line. Allegany tax rate and Levy figures discussed. state rate 23 cents and county rate $1.20 per $100, with other rates noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allegany
Viegany Cowmer
Aniday
Gadis
MIT
Three Washington marriages noted in local society page
In Washington area nuptials Mr Harry C Hickman of Point of Rocks and Miss Grace Paxson of Lovellsville were wed by Dr Charles Steck. The couple honeymooned in Atlantic City and plan to live near Washington Junction after return. Wayne Wolford and Daniel Crone wed at the Brethren pastor’s home in Washington. Benjamin Ray and Bertha Stewart married at the Ray home with a small family gathering near Monrovia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry C. Hickman
Point of Rocks
Grace P. Paxson
Lovellsville
Washington
Rex
Charles F. Steck
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Vangelical Lutheran Church
Miss Passon
J . R. Paxson
Washington Junction
Hickman
Huy Los Wolf
Wayne Wolford
Vrc
Bof. Wolford
Tigerstown
Daniel &. Crong
Mid- Ueetown
W. J. Keller
Church of the Brethren
Hagerby Tuyere
Avas
Stewart
Benjamin Ray
Bertha Stewart
Samuel Ray
B R. Carnahan
Monrovia
Social World event at Dreyer home honors Martina Vivious
A large social gathering at Mr and Mrs C M Dreyer near Monrovia celebrated their daughter Martina Vivious with white and green decor and music by Howard Mosley. Attendees included Dreyer family members, Turnbulls, Mason, Dreyer relatives, and many neighbors from Monrovia New Market Tramsville Central Bartholow, Kemptown and Vinsville. The evening also announced the Box Sheet for Company A’s play Ield By the Enemy to be presented at City Opera House after Monday. The sixth annual Civil War era play draws crowds with a central love story and a Yankee war correspondent subplot. The production aims for strong historical accuracy and a grand performance.
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Soutas
C. M. Dreyer
Monrovia
Martina
Eames
Howard Mosley
Com. Dreyer
CT. Turnbull
John S. Mason
Marling
Nellie
Evelyn Dreyer
Nettie Shawbaker
Susty Ww
Mary
Ethlene
Celeste Thomas
New Market
Edith Kidd
Tramsville
Esther Simpson
Central
Erma
Pett
Eva Thomas
Bartholows Messrs
Jaco Shrewbaker
John Dreyer
Leslie and Lloward Turnbull
Novias Samuels
Harry Zin
City Opera House
East East
Death notices for Elmer Diges and Luster Boxie
Infant Elmer Diges, son of Mr and Mrs Charles Diges, died at grandparents home near Urbana. Funeral Tuesday at Ebenezer Church with Rev J Norris, burial in church cemetery. Thomas Roce was funeral director. Luster Boxie, four months, child of Mary Bowie, died at Bartonsville. Funeral held today at St James Chapel, Rev George Diggs officiated, burial in Bartonsville Cemetery. Geo W Peters funeral director.
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Elmer
Charles Diges
Urbana
Ebenezer Cehurch
Rev. J. Norris
Geo. W. Peters Peas
Luster
Mary Bowie
Bartonsville
Ovno
George Diggs
St Jamesehavel
Bartonsidle
Thomas Roce
Good Friday Legal Holiday Observed Across Marsland
Tomorrow is observed as Good Friday with state wide holiday. Banks and municipal offices will close, post offices operate on holiday hours, cariers make two collections and one delivery, windows open 7 to 9 a m, no rural delivery. City register office closed, churches hold special services commemorating the crucifixion.
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Marsland
Fede and
Sote Muiicipal
City Register
Address to Students on The Word Ti wou
Mr. Weinberg spoke to students at Doss High School about the power and sacredness of the word and its link to creation. He argued that life has purpose through effort, citing Adam and descendants as examples of choosing works and reaping rewards or punishment.
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Weinberg
Mr. Weinberg
Local Interests Highlight repairs and improvements
Brief notes record repairs at Charles L. Stokes am ness store on North Market street. Interior upgrades near Geo W Lidie residence at South Market street. Post office lobby and walls to be whitewashed. Ground broken for a brick dwelling on East South street by John W Bowers Jr. Contractors are Thompson and Myers. Straw hats signal early spring as young men shrug off cool weather.
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Amness
Charles L. Stokes
North Market Street
Messrs. Loy and
Kline
Geo
Afr
George W Lidie
South Market Street
H. Mebrl
John W. Bowers, Jr
East South Street
Messrs
Thompson and
Myers
Orations on will and liberty by a noted young lawyer
The speaker extols the power of resolve under the motto I will citing biblical and historical figures from creation to Lincoln McKinley and Cuban independence. He emphasizes that a determined person can overcome obstacles and achieve success. The address recalls his education at North Market street school Boys High School class of 1905 and Law degree at Washington and Lee and his rapid rise in the Tuscaloosa bar with partner Frank L Stoner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baiely
Abraham Lincoln
William McKinley
Weinberg
North Market Fireet School
Among the Sick From Frederick and Vicinity
Frederick area notices report multiple residents confined to the house with several names listed as ill. A boyish intruder with a long beard caused a scare on North Market before being captured by Officer Brengle. Justice Smith to rule on his case tonight. Auto licenses issued for Frederick and Walkersville residents. Mrs Laura Castile sells property on the eastern city section to Ivan Weld of Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick and
Robert Rippeon
Market Space
Byron Winebrewer
South Market Street
Viola Storr
Abe
Willie Schell
West South Street
North Market Street
Patrick Street
Acta
George Brengle
West Patrick Street
John Francis Smith
Young and Staley
Isurance
Laura A. Castile
Ivan C. Weld
Washington
Pleasant Personal Notes From Frederick and Vicinity
Local readers receive brief social items listing visiting friends and relatives in Frederick, Baltimore, Lancaster, York, and nearby towns. Names include Mrs Roy Wachter, Rev A J Conlon, J Meadows, Milton Urner, Hamilton Showman, Edward Harvey, F W Buxton, Kemp Keefer, Arthur Levy, Maurice Albaugh, Dennis Daniels, Mary Frances Welty, J W Kiracafe, G Cockey, Rev George Kiracofe, E S Hummelbaugh, Joseph Burek, James Gambrill Jr, Nina Marshall, Ernest Pettingall, Arthur Jones, Lydia Shorey, Lottie Hopwood, Margaret Ford, Neevin Biser, Thomas Blumenauer, and others with Easter and spring visits noted. Applications for babies awaiting homes are reported, with three early inquiries at The News Office.
Property transfers and a marriage license notice
In the courts records Jacob K. Byers and wife transfer real estate to Millard F. Shuff for $1. Susan C. Morrison and husband convey to William A. Bollinger for $5,500. Alexandra McDonnald Lee and husband sell to John Francis Smith for $10. Milton I. Tucker and wife transfer to Annie I. Swomley for $10. Glenn H. Worthington trustee transfers 156 acres to William Mc. Roderick for $15,530. Marriage licenses: Samuel Martin and Elizabeth Trussler of Loys Station.
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Day
Circuit and Orphans’ Court
Uperiy Gleded
Jacob K. Byers
Millard F. Shuff
Susan C. Morrison
William A. Bollinger
Alexandra McDonnald Lee
John Francis Smith
Milton I. Tucker
Annie ‘I. Swomley
Glenn H. Worthington
William Mc. Roderick
Samuel Martin
Elizabeth Trussler
Loys Station
City Health Officer March Report Details Births and Deaths
The March report by City Health Officer Dr. Ira J. McCurdy lists births at 23 with 21 whites and 2 colored, 11 male and 10 female. Deaths total 10 with 6 whites and 4 colored, 4 males and 3 females. Leading causes include pneumonia, organic heart disease, stillbirths, angina pectoris, tuberculosis and laryngitis. Infectious diseases Typhoid fever, diphtheria, and mumps are present but few cases reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira J. McCurdy
United Brethren pastor preaches on sorrow and garden of Gethsemane
At United Brethren Church services last night Rev. E. H. Bummelbaugh spoke on The Man of Sorrows. Tonight the theme is In the Garden of Gethsemane. Bethel Lutheran Sunday school plans Easter Monday services at 7 30 with a special program for all welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Brethren Church
E. H. Bummelbaugh
Garden of
Gethsemane
Bethel Lutheran Sunday School
Frederick market prices corrected April 13 1911
Quotations provided by Frederick County Farmers Exchange cover grains and feed. Wheat No 2 Red at .87. corn shelled 60 to 63 cents per bushel. rye .70 to .90. oats 45 to 50 cents. barley 60 cents. winter wheat 4.80 to 3.30. spring wheat 5.40 to 5.90. cornmeal 1.40 to 1.50 per 100 lbs. mill feed prices for bran middlings red dog dairy feed and seed meals listed. timothy clover hay and mixed hay by bale and ton. straw bale prices for wheat and oats. potatoes 50 to 60 cents per bushel.
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Frederick County Farmers’ Exchange
Timothy
Frederick County
Ezra Brandenburg
Skemptown
Monrovia
Wmn
Baumgardner
Apricht
South Market St
Nannie Rigdon
East Church Street
Evangelical Lutheran Church Adopts Duplex Envelope Plan
At last night’s congregational meeting the Duplex envelope system was adopted for member contributions. A proposed constitutional revision was defeated. Holy Communion will be celebrated tonight with Rev U S Rupp presiding, assisted by Mir Roxy V Deir of the Theological Seminary at Gettisburg, Pa, formerly of Lewis County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelical Lutheran Church
U.S . Rupp
Mir Roxy V . Deir
Theological Seminary
Gettisburg
Lewis Lown
County
Wine Riots Continue as Paris Barricades Form
Special dispatch from Paris reports ongoing wine riots with additional cellars set ablaze. Venteula is barricaded against troops and a clash appears imminent as a mob of 2000 gathers.
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Paris
Venteulai
Verminous Patent Cure Claim Adverts Potent Pills
A defunct advertisement promises a $100 reward for proof that a patent cure can prevent catarrh and related disease stages. It touts blood and mucous symptoms and urges sending for testimonials. The notice lists PLL Cheney & Co of Toledo Ohio and claims sale by all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheney & Cqo
Toledo
Wine riots still raging dispatch to The News
Report from Washington notes a Ways and Means committee favorable on reciprocity and free list bills. The reciprocity bill is headed for House consideration, with tensions running high as discussions continue.
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Washington
Apri
Avilon
Tom Johnson Buried Appeal in New York Funeral
Tom Johnson was buried in Greensnowl eometers Brooklyn with William J. Bryan attending the funeral in New York on April 15 at 2 50 P M The News reports the burial following an appeal from Paspatich.
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Paspatich
New York
Tom
Johnson
Greensnowleometers
Brooklin
William J.bryan
Saved His Mother's Life by Electric Bitters Heroic Cure
Mrs Laura Gaines of Avoca Louisiana credits Electric Bitters with saving her life after four doctors gave up. She suffered fainting spells dizziness backache headaches weakness and debility. The remedy allegedly provides strength health and vigor and is sold at Fearre's Pharmacy for 50 cents with a satisfaction guarantee.
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Laura Gaines
Avoca la
Fearre
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Prince Ey
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Lotorfd
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Tramp
Frank Seachrist
Frederick
Charles W. Ross
White
C. M Myers
Walkersville
Crawford
Frederick and Vicinity
Roy Wachter
Hagerstown
Lille
A. J. Conlon
Second Street
Baltimore
J. & Meadows
Washington, Indiana
Milton G. Urner
Record Street
Mt. Airy
Hamilton B. Showman
Edward Harvey
East Third Street
Woodsboro
F. W. Buxton
Jefferson
City
Mrs
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West Second Street
Atlantic City
Arthur I. Levy
Central Hardware Store
G. Maurice Albaugh
Lancaster, Pa
Dennis M. Daniels
Cumberland
D. F. Davis
Mary Frances Welty
Emmitsburg
Susan Gertrude Kennedy
J. W. Kiracafe
Windsor, Pa
Maurkwood
Harp
Dill Avenue
Mr. W. ©. Cockey
Florida
George W. Kiracofe
Eastern Shore
Harry Kiracofe
East Fourth Street
Hummelbaugh
York, Pa
Joseph Burek
Telegraph Street
James H. Gambrill, Jr
Mrs. Jones
Nina Marshall
York
Ernest Pettingall
Messrs. Rosenstock Bros
Arthur Jones
G. L. Shorey
Lydia
Lester Culler
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John M. Whitmore
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Catonsville
Raymond G. Ford
West Church Street
Neevin Biser
Franklin and Marshall College
Lancaster
Thomas W. W Blumenauer
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Daniel Mehrling
T. V. Hoffmen
J. F Harkine
Pauline
Joseph Bremner
East Second Street
Cradley Fout
West
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W. Va
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Lavout
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Tom Johnson
GEO. L. Cramer & Sons
Church ST
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State OF Maryland
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Emerson C. Harrington
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