Notice to Subscribers from Toe Datty Newa Billing
Tomorrow is the fifteenth and regular collection day for Toe Datty Newa. Carriers will collect from all subscribers on their routes. Have exact change ready to save mutual inconvenience.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1897
Page
3
Tomorrow is the fifteenth and regular collection day for Toe Datty Newa. Carriers will collect from all subscribers on their routes. Have exact change ready to save mutual inconvenience.
Wamstille reports a Sunday prayer meeting led by Will Oden Jeader. Mrs. C. A. Thomas and Avis visit Batimore. Miss Lola and Luella Hane attend a pound party in Frederick. Mr. Hood suffers a serious arm injury at Brunswick. Arbor Day planned for April 14 with school songs and tree planting. Easter services set at Reformed Church. M E Sunday School organization lists officers and missionary society leaders.
Dangerous storms are forecast with cool frosty nights. Florists busy with Easter bloom orders. The theatre bet gives way to the Haster bonnet. Latest sleeves reflect 1927 style. Magnolia trees in bloom at Col Trail yard. Mississippi floods aid American charity. Measles close several Hagerstown schools. Curbing on Laura C. Fout’s residence repaired by mason Charles Phoebus. Junior Owns Feld members form committee for moonlight Buckeystown bridge excursion on May 10.
Purely personal item notes various locals. Annie Hargett spent yesterday at Riehl's Mills. Katherine Quynn has returned from a Washington visit. John L. Jordana, court clerk, spent last evening in Frederick. Thoms H. Hiiler expected home today from a business trip. Ciara Snowden of Allegany, Pa, visiting her parents in Marbletown. John Murdock at 99 Ice Street. William Wood attended a dance at Charles Lease residence. Mr and Mrs Q J Toms of Middletown spending days with daughter Martha Fisher in Marthaburg, W Va.
The News reports on a city plan to tap Fishing Creek to secure abundant pure water for Frederick. It details the proposed intake eight miles from the city, the route to the current Tuscarora line, project costs estimated under 5100,000, and potential summer yield about 833 gallons per minute. Superintendent Tyergar supports summer reliability and notes high line pressure aids leak detection.
The piece urges a visit to Fishing Creek to see the proposed improvements and to witness the watershed’s value. It extols the clean water, surrounding forests, and vast supply, arguing the plans are well considered for Frederick’s future growth and expansion.
Churches announce Easter services at Walkersville new church and St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran Church. Maryand Presbyterian session opens in Baltimore with officers elected. Holy Week duties at St Johns Catholic Church include sermons, mass and Paschal rites.
The Public Voice prints letters and official statements on Frederick city water supply costs. Citizens challenge the Aldermen figures for extra water during the last drought, noting costs claimed by the board may be exaggerated and arguing against further debt. The Aldermen publish cost breakdowns for additional supply and city officials certify debt figures.
The journal of the Woman's College showcases an Easter mood with articles on Tasso and the Augustan Age. It includes notices of this month's entertainments, spicy locals and personals, and a sweet Easter story. The makeup reflects credit on the young editors.
Frederick city and county public schools observed Arbor Day with varied activities. Students at multiple schools planted and rehearsed programs, while one high school choir prepared an illustrated lecture on X Raya by Prof. Hammel. A note about Arbor Day events and a fraud attempt on a two to ten dollar note are noted, with details of the misprinted currency and its return.
Members of the Br UV UA M will hold a smoker at their base quarters on West Church Street this evening.
A local notice advertises an April 27 dedication at Grant Tomb on the Hudson with attendance by President and national leaders. The B and O railroad offers excursion tickets at reduced rates from stations east of Pittsburgh to New York and return April 26 to 29, with Baltimore to Cumberland pricing details noted.
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