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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1910
Page
5
A brief skywatch note describes the Moon near a conjunction, detailing times from noon today to noon tomorrow. It mentions evening flags, sunset at 5:17, and references Mercury and a planet Tope with scant, unclear readings from the historic page.
Articles of Incorporation for Adamstown Canning and Supply Co filed in the clerk’s office. Subscribers include Samuel C. Thomas Stephen A Thomas Curtis W Thoman Ish a W Thome and G Leicester Thomas. Principal office to be at Adamstown with capital stock of 43 500 divided into 435 shares of 100 each. Directors for year one named Franklin Thomas Samuel C Phoviad Stephen A Thomas and others.
In Orphans Court Mrs Brengle is summoned to appear next Wednesday at 2 p m to be interrogated regarding the amendment of property under plenary order involving Daniel Tucker administrator and other parties. A village fete at Waringdale Cottage Braddock Heights under church auspices drew a large crowd and was highly successful with lantern decor.
Short notices summarize local and general happenings. The item mentions individuals at Patrick Street and Moberly, noting repeated references and social interest. No clear events or dates are provided in the legible text.
Funeral services were held yesterday at 10 a.m. for Edna Lee Hoke. Rev. W. H. Warner conducted the rites at her Braddock residence. Interment followed at Mt. Olivet Cemetery with Thomas Be Rice Funeral Director.
In a discreet service Virginia Wolfé and Gotti of this city wed quietly with Rev Simon officiating. Local coverage notes the couple kept the event low profile and announced plans for a small family gathering.
A wide ranging interview discusses political strategy, voters in Allegany and Frederick counties, and the perceived strengths of Mr. Lewhn. The candidate expresses commitment to home and county, vows to aid local farmers and laborers, and asserts readiness to accept the majority’s decision after a hard fought campaign.
In Montgomery County political notes, concern centers on how votes may sway due to perceived opponent threats. The speaker argues the Democrat nomination work risks being driven by regional interests and loyalty to Montgomery residents.
Miss Weinberg has been elected instructor on the violin at the Woman's College Conservatory of Music. She is a Frederick Female High School graduate who studied at the New England Conservatory of Music and has performed publicly, earning praise for her technique and artistry.
The censorship committee met at the Y M C A to organize groups of three to attend moving picture shows. They will protest to managers when objectionable scenes appear and hope for cooperation to withdraw such material.
Maryland campaign coverage shows Blair presenting direct primary backing as key to reducing machine influence. He pledges to support Sixth District interests, aims to boost Washington commerce, and plans visits to Middletown Valley, Clear Spring, and Frederick with local supporters.
The All Saints Protestant Episcopal church Sunday school held its annual picnic at Braddock Heights yesterday afternoon. About two hundred members attended by special car. Activities included sack races and a potato scramble for prizes of candy. A bounteous meal followed with ice cream cake and fruit. Committee members were Misses Nannie Tomas, Nannie Floyd, Meaers Sappington, Harry E. Chapling, and John Snyder.
The Citizens' National Bank promotes its new building with fireproof vaults and burglar proof features. It highlights lady’s room, meeting rooms, and safe deposit boxes. It offers accounts for individuals and corporations and a savings department at four percent per annum under qualifying conditions. Tours are available during business hours.
In a fragment from a 19th century catalog, garments and wardrobes are described with emphasis on college and boarding school needs. The text mentions woolen items for various ages and uses, noting luxury for ladies and baby care alongside practical daily wear.
A large crowd attended Amateur Night at Braddock Heights where contestants performed on a central stage. Audiences cheered Lenore Poole and Albert Smith among others with prizes of 2.50 for top acts awarded to Mika Poole first, Shutter second, and Smith third.
A group including Col Avsti Taughman Dean Mesera Frank Schmidt and John H Broglie traveled to Washington to witness the Detroit Washington baseball game amid a foster automobile inquiry and witness events.
Deeds recorded transferring parcels in S244 and Braddock area with nominal sums. Orphans Court notes inventory of debts and money owed to Joseph C. Pink estate with a report of sales of personal property.
Local notes urge parents to consider Frederick College as a cost effective preparatory path for university or business life. Next week marks the opening of county schools after a three month break. The item lists events such as a Grand Masked Carnival and community notices including tribal council attendance and fair grounds activities.
President Joabus Miles announces committee appointments to study deposit questions. Members include Frederick, Iowa figures Cobrentz Doll Schnauffer Bronavglek and Mr J D Baker named to the legislative committee.
The social section recalls Guy Anderson son of George By F Anderson of Frederick Raileond Company celebrating his birthday yesterday. Friends joined in congratulating him at a local gathering hosted by Mr and Mrs Anderson with attendees including Tonophy K. Seeder Elizabeth M. Kren and Edward H. Kreb of the city.
September listings show Fatlenn Records on erle at shiplets and a Marvel Tonight feature. Also advertised are Miner’s Breetheart and Gold Seeker’s Daughter with Bleon pictures. Attendance urged for Middle town priory events on August 27.
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