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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1910
Page
5
A fragmented notice informs subscribers that tomorrow the Tax Daily News will collect the exact charge from all readers. The message stresses mutual reconvenience and asks readers to be prepared with payment amounts.
Purely personal items list residents visiting in Baltimore and Frederick areas. Individuals mentioned include Mr Bates W Eader, Koll Bros butcher, Ells and Clara Johnson on Patelok Street, Ram Mr Thomas M Waste of New Market, Mize McPherson of the Home for the agaiting fcleods, Macon J cB iH Dill, Ges Md friend, William H Rameburg North Market, Sit WIA 67 Geinies and daughter Gladya, Mita Minhel Reynolds Hoffmar, Keyser W Va, Mrs Job aa ay, Chester Hauver and daughters Macie and Roth, Miner North Market, Edith Leane formerly of Frederick. The notes describe visits and returns from Baltimore and a pleasant visit to a relative in Zbarmont.
Martha Sinspoon, 82, of 2 South Fulton Avenue Baltimore, died Tuesday night at home after infirmities of age. She is survived by two sons Johns and Hittian, two daughters Mirna E Morgan and Isabelle Media, 20 grandchildren and 1 great grandchild. Funeral services at Pine Street Methodist Protestant Church then interment in Olivet Cemetery.
A garbled report outlines a plan by St John’s authorities and a telephone company to lay conduits across city streets and alleys. Proposals, drafts by city attorney, and attempts to craft an ordinance met with no final action or agreement.
A garbled wedding notice reports the union of Mr. and Mrs. Whitmore with an evening ceremony in Hagerstown Maryland performed by Rev E L Mebean with attendees Carey Noll and Wiesgle Noll. It also notes William Boone and Mrs R Bennett from West Liberty were married at a parsonage by Rev T Weskeully and Charles Hawes and Roale Reilly from Lorettaville were wed at a Methodist ramp house by Rev B E B Tomar.
Frederick City Hospital held its monthly meeting reporting March activity. During the month 854 patients were treated and admitted, 722 discharged, 40 paid, 13 free students. In the year to date 100 white patients were free. The manager’s room was renovated with enamel walls and new rugs, while decorations funded repairs to the laundry and other hospital buildings.
The Boye Temperance Association will hold its regular semi monthly meeting tomorrow evening at ordlock. Margaret Duvall will have charge of the program. Mise Duvall organized the society several years ago and many boys from town have joined. It has been under the vision of the Woman’s Christian Temperance Union. Officers will be installed.
Fragmentary report notes Montotte children may vote on Fourth event as city council discussed the initiative. The record shows emphasis on giving youths a chance to participate in local civic matters amid unclear details from the damaged OCR text.
Fragmentary text mentions yellow perch and fish races with corrupted names and phrases. No clear event date, location, or participants identifiable. Cannot determine main subject from provided readable words.
A damaged OCR led to a fragmented notice about William Jahnis Biowell seeking probate actions regarding the late Adel Hatin estate, with caveats and safeguards for named executors. The item also mentions a disturbance over profanity in Hagerstown, reporting on police actions and city civil order concerns in Tugerstown.
A garbled report notes possible authorization for a liquor license, mentions Governor signature and a county trustee. It records Mrs Avsherman denying such a bill, and a lawmaker claiming no bill was before the House or legislature during the session.
Fragmentary local notices list residents including William Burger on Telegraph street described as quite sick and Ida Koogle on West Patrick street confined to bed by illness. Also Ida Sutter on West Patrick street ill, and Charles F. Ceneen Cate noted with rheumatism, with others connected to Rosenour & Sona.
Edwin O. Marke serves as secretary with Taomes A. Chapline Jacob Robback and E R Eschbach named among directors. Pastor Eschbach of the Evangelical Reformed Church, long ill, declined and was unconscious today before passing into a critical condition.
A local notice reports Mrs Deitrick has a lecture planned focusing on an asserted national eye cure. The event details are sparse and the document emphasizes the claim and lecture format.
The governor vetoed or reduced several appropriations including a 1500000 plan for tuberculosis sanatoriums and a 1000000 bond issue for a new building. Bills approved by the Legislature faced executive disapproval, with notable items such as liquor licenses, railway trackage issues, and charter amendments for local savings banks and institutions.
An obscure fraternal gathering in Canton conferred the Patriarchs Militant degree and installed officers including EliG. Maugh as commandant. The event, directed by IT. Dorney Etchison and ENE Qa Heugh, referenced ties to Knights Templar and a Sovereign Grand Lodge communication in Baltimore.
Baltimore city report on the Knights of Pythias Grand Lodge second cession held at Pythian Castle. Minutes show unanimous recommendation for a new home site and building. A committee will be appointed. interest efforts include raising funds and mushroom farming plans. local civic tone noted.
The fragment outlines Colonial Sore Draperies offerings at a Berka Matai event with sales pitches and prices. Mentions Henrietta McDaniel, Boston Conservatory ties, and upcoming tickets and market items like seed potatoes and baked goods. The text is partial and appears to mix advertisements with local notices and event details.
Notice lists members of the Independent Hose Co and the Judiciary United Companies invited to a meeting at the engine house to attend a divine service at the Grief Reformed Church. Also mentions Family Theatre and Edison Records ads and a note about Burlesque Show at Beach. Details are fragmented and partly illegible.
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