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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1907
Page
3
A brief note informs subscribers of an irregularity in receipt processing affecting 67 panels. The item notes the issue is being investigated and urges readers to report any discrepancies to the newspaper staff.
The Free Kindergarten Association plans a festival at Braddock tomorrow evening. Elections show political buzz with candidates at a rally. Divorce cases in July filings top equity actions. Bookkeeping methods at Protestant Sunday school picnicked at Braddock Heights. Railroad crew transports people to Atlantic City Ocean City and Asbury Park. Repairs continue at Abram Landaust residence on East Church Street. New pavement work at the Orphan Asylum property on Church Street by McVellin Pavement and crew. Mr Charles Rohrbask of Lime Kiln reports an injury from a wagon jack strike to his eye.
The column lists several residents with illnesses including Master Robert Bohil Mrs E H Dyer and Mr Frank Andrews. It notes the infant son of Chss Whisner is sick and Prudenca Matilda Lambright has recovered enough to be cut. Archio Whisger and Mr Harry Boot are again able to work after illness.
Grand Master Robert W. Mubray of Baltimore presented an official visit to King David Lodge No 50 I O O F F on Tuesday night. After the business session, members moved to Marsh's restaurant for a sumptuous banquet attended by members from other lodges.
The funeral for Mrs Laurettia V. Lambert will be held tomorrow at 3 PM from her longtime home on West Patrick Street. Venerable rites at the church followed by interment at Imoade Olivet Cemetery.
Sale of a two story dwelling on East Church street occupied by ex-Alderman G. W. Mindley to Mr Barney K R Lease. The sale was conducted by H nee Jacob Rohrback attorney for Miss Battle H Rigge and others on private terms.
Governor Warfield appoints J. William Baughman an honorary member of the Jamestown fashion communion. Baughman to serve as host at the Mary tend building, representing Popular and porteoue interests.
George Gannon Osborne Heart and Lowmer Pamps camp near Frederick Jaurion, crediting their site as Camp Bohs in Worthington Boring.
The Frederick Art Club plans a community fundraiser near Braddock Heights to preserve old landmarks and create an arc park. A two day program features Turkish room displays, ginger cake and tea, hand painted articles, embroidery, and a child friendly hour with games. Proceeds support park restoration and town beautification.
An entertainment event for Freder ick Ouey Hospital’s children’s ward was held on Mr Albre Wallis lawn. Young performers included Elinor Uline as Mother and Red Riding Hood Elisabeth Wallis as Wolf Hilts Zacharias and Marian Douglese as Parry Dorothy Filler as Granny and Helen Heinlein as other roles. Recitals raised 5.41 dollars with praise for the children and the smooth program.
Four members of the Martinsburg West Virginia M C 4 building committee led by chairman L H Thompson and including George Ryneal Jr, EB Millard and Z T Brantner traveled by trolley to the city on Monday. They inspected the new M O A building and praised the ride over the mountain and the appearance of the structures.
A suspect who attempted to rob Ernest J. Helland the Redland merchant fled along a road between Redland and Derwood. Armed citizens joined the search, but the man was not found. A bed of leaves in nearby woods suggested he had been fleeing.
A proposed postal card features McKinley with a cream colored card measuring 3 1 by 6 4 inches. The portrait shows McKinley and includes a circular border with the inscription 1843 McKinley 1901, marking the design details.
A new firm forms from Mr. Thomas Bilumenauer joining Dr. 3 W. Thomas in the drug store at West Patrick. The business will hereafter be known as Thomas & Binmenauer.
The Democratic convention met at the Maryland Theatre and adjourned at 115 until p.m. Committees on credentials and resolutions were appointed, reconvened at 2, reports adopted, and adjourned again to 8 for nomination of governor. Emory Coblenz chaired Resolutions. Jacob M. Newman Credentials. Frederick delegation members named to State Central Committee include Langhman, Biser, Sabold, Addison Bugiar, Grove.
Baltimore residents and out of town guests are named in a string of short social notes. Amy Rica Silsz visits friends. Dr George D Meere and others spend time in the city. many Baltimoreans visit relatives in Maryland, New York, Boston, Bangor and Atlantic City. detailing trips, calls on relatives, and upcoming engagements.
Hankey's Recruits beat Frederick Faciora 8 to 4 on Ox Fibre Brush Works grounds. Highlights include two base hits by Houck Keefer and Lease. Pitchers Houck and Lease fanned seven and five respectively. Umpires Dr J O Hendrix and Clark Daviloies.
Diamond bowling team defeated Chesapeake 8 to 4 at Chesapeake Allays last evening. Scores show Diamond 490 459 420 446 while Chesapeake posted 429 426 434 492. Lineup lists Shenk Fisher Myera Hailey Keefer Chesn Peake Brookey Dorr Stanton Baum Gardnor Mercer.
The Sunset Special over the Frederick Inter Urban Railway yesterday evening to Jefferson carried 178 people. It was run by Messrs. Samuel Schmidt, G. W. Doyupian and Oscar Raatzaha. Advertising advice is given in a playful tone, urging persistent efforts to reach the right audience.
The second annual United Brethren Sunday Schools of Western Maryland reunion occurred at Braddock Heights today with huge crowds. Attendees traveled from Hagerstown Boonsboro Waynesboro and Williamsport. The program featured a 100 voice city choir led by M D Harp with solos duets and a pantomime tribute to the flag.
Company A rifle team placed sec ced in the New York Clothing House match at the State Rifle Range Maryland with ten teams. They defeated eight rivals but were edged by Company C of Cambridge which won last year and fielded expert shooters. Scores at 200 300 and 500 yards are listed for Brown Coblantz Munshower Duvall and Cramer.
Our August trade base brings you economies on every purchase. Wide selection of ribbons, velvets, and satins at low prices. Ladies belts in stock. parasols, blankets, and gifts. Come see our stock at Proyal, day and evening hours.
Professor and Mrs J T White of Cumberland depart for Middletown to assume charge of the Girls High School while Miss Robinson takes a year’s vacation. The Cumberland Times recalls Whites long service as Union Atract principal from 1885 to 1900 and county examiner from 1890 to 1905.
The Frederick Art Club hosts a two day sale and loan exhibition at West Patrick Street and Cottage Braddock Heights with Turkish beauties fortune telling and hand painted articles for sale. A children's hour and various performances accompany crafts and refreshments as part of a community fair. Admission 10 cents for outdoor grandstand views and athletic games between Frederick Juniors and Rose buds. A kindergarten fundraiser features ice cream cake lemonade and candy. Weeknight dances, vaudeville acts, and fresh watermelons from Marto Bros round out the program. Volunteers promote a manicure and hair dressing salon by Mrs. E Payne near the millinery shop on West Patrick Street.
A local hardware and wagon shop lists discount prices on axes saws braces planes and other tools with revised figures. It notes a sale of buggies wagons and surreys at below cost and mentions a company restructuring with Tyson and Nicademos dissolved and G W Tyson continuing the business. Also offers free watermelons with purchases and reminders to pay gas or electric bills by the 10th.
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