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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1910
Page
3
Sunday services at Liberty and Methodist churches listed with times and pastors. Local residents from Baltimore Philadelphia Frederick and Washington visit relatives here. Lawn fetes and social events planned at churches, with festivals and fundraisers for repairs and charity.
Sunday afternoon visits connect families across Bloomfield and nearby towns with reports of relatives in Baltimore Lewistown and Tar ponia Grove. Local church events include Zion preaching Rev Herman returning from Pennsylvania and a large Sunday school convention planned for Kemptown with Evangelism theme and speakers from Baltimore counties.
A fragmentary local social column reports Mr and Mrs Charles Cram visiting Buckeystown relatives, Mrs Della Bare of Frederick staying with friends, and Mr and Mrs Joseph Hartman and family from Brunswick returning home after a few days here. Also noted are Mr and Mrs Burtuan Giles and Mrs George Cuteat Spoht visiting Nurvey Durdette, Ivy Broadhurst and Beslar Vewigs spending time with Mrs Maur ica Watkins, and Misses Ivy Broadhurst Besio Lows visiting Ernest Watkins near Fountain Mills.
Large attendance marks the Pickic event with Senator Goslin and Prof Norton addressing crowds. Poultry exhibit earns prizes for Shipley and other exhibitors as fairs extend with machines, household items, and crafts. Tomorrow and Saturday promise bigger crowds, with candidates Parraan Blair and Warner expected to speak. Memory buttons collection draws local interest. a suspected poisoning of a horse is reported but details are sparse.
Gilson Duckpin Team faltered against Derr led by Danie Derr for the second straight night at Braddock Heights Casino. First game Derr won by one pin after a close start, while the Silsonites claimed the second game by two pins. Derrzbaugh sparked the victory with a spare and a 11% total, as scores listed showed Derr 8205 and Gilson 802.
In Libertytown a deed of trust conveyed to James Gobons Cathe Archbishop of Baltimore the sum of 310, and required semi annual interest deposits to benefit the Notre Dame Academy a Roman Catholic school. If abandoned the funds would be paid to another Catholic teaching order or community as the trustee sees fit.
Adamstown won 12 to 1 in a Montgomery County baseball clash backed by Cy Malone’s three-run homer and Pop Smith’s two-base hit. Adamstown pitcher Snouffer worked effectively with Leather Malone and O Hara supporting the infield as Poolsville could muster only a single run after a rough inning.
Marriage licenses issued in July show ministers performing ceremonies across the county. Names listed include Rev. Hamer, Rev. Utz, Rev. Jenkins, Rev. McLean, Rev. Young, Rev. Knox, Rev. Crint, Rev. Sparrow, Rev. Townes, and Rev. Washington among others, with several colored ministers noted. Certificates for some licenses have not yet been returned.
An unclear historical OCR yields scattered references to elections, health, and local society. Names like Mahoot, Go Staryland, and Captain Clack appear amid garbled phrases about polls, a convention, and naval matters. The text also mentions a mayor, a health count, and a few colonial era style notices with uncertain context.
Quotations furnished by Frederick County Farmers' Exchange corrected August 14, 1910. Wheat No 2 red tied to 0. Corn ear and shelled corn with prices per bushel. Rye sliced to 6.50. Barley 0.60. Timothy hay No 1 18 to 20 per ton. No 2 18 to 19. Mixed hay 7 to 8. Glover 10 to 17. Straw and oats hay 8 to 10. Wheat flour winter 5.365 to 1.86. Spring wheat 6.00 to 6.60. Bran 26.50 per ton. Middlings 29.50 per ton. Potatoes 4.50 to 6.00 per bushel. Dum?
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