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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1910

Page

5

Blues lead teens in first day YMCA membership drive

The three day YMCA membership campaign opened with the Reds and Blues vying for supporters. The Blues led by captain James W. Giump Jr. secured 27 members ($127) as a parade drew police, band, and hundreds of partisans along Market Street. Leaders pledged renewed effort to reach the 250 target amid upcoming swimming, exhibition gymnastics, volleyball, basketball, and social events at the YMCA.

Reds James W. Giumpri Frederick Braddock Heights Woman's College Sitix Market Street Gyn Rashun Blues Uaste

YOM AL Campaign and Building Dedication Report

The article details the YOM AL campaign, noting crowding at events and a pledge drive that raised funds toward endowment and building projects. It describes construction completion, the new facility and dormitories, and membership trends, urging support from the community’s well-to-do segments.

Younes Meus Hustian Association Wu Cetimeus Evan Pars Io Osama Mnd Westrder Ever Tod

Reds hold optimism after rough first day in camp

The Reds' leader Casper Cline spoke with News about the team’s morale after a difficult opening session in snowy weather. He stated the campaigned effort remained strong and that the squad would not shoulder blame for the initial setback.

Casper 12 Cline Reds

Campaign prompts Yo M.C. Alt movement growth

A stalled campaign urged deeper community interest and higher white membership from five to eight percent. Projectors claim increased loyalty signals broader support for a proposed building and its work, aiming for lasting local influence despite initial funding concerns. Director.

M.C. Alt

Brief Items of Interest Readable Snippets and Anecdotes

Local notes include reflections on age and wisdom. A farmer bagged two partridges while a neighbor listed hogs and their weights. George Cook slaughtered six hogs weighing about 225 pounds each. Howard Kran celebrated a birthday with friends. Jacob Kunode, a noted farmer, butchered a boss dressed in pork and weighed 212 pounds.

Laniing Mir Apthar Lawnbright Whith

Ministers Hold Meeting on Modern Identities in Religion

The Minister Association met with President Lamar presiding. Attendees included Etons Vy Preeman Divo Bot Mebenatif Laumar and others. The day’s topic was Modern Identities in Religion and a committee was formed to plan the Week of Prayer while next meeting is set for December 9 or 9 with Prof Joseph tl Apile at the Woman's College to discuss Teacher Training in the Sunday School.

Minister Association Bedtickefty Fl Lamar Vogt Hoof Reyna Soryides Joan Teresa Asseenihon Wits Joseph Tl Apile Woman's College

Local Bus Delays Reported At Hagerstown Route Change

A confusing OCR style note reports a bus or trolley delay affecting Hagerstown service, with mentions of a departure time around 2380 o'clock and a nearby Pie Schlevaville car delayed for about thirty minutes. Names cited include Om Bast Patrakh, Mi vido Zimmerman, and Pie Schlevaville. the exact service details remain unclear.

Estore Vido Zimmerman Hagerstown

Fragmented OCR summary of a medical or death notice

Few readable details show a torn note about a family battle with illness and a severe incident. Mentions pins, a biater, pipes, and a crowd at a club or cup event with scattered names and places. Overall the fragment suggests a tragic or urgent medical scene with partial names.

Birthday celebration marks 74th milestone for Mr S Glingan

Mr Lewis and Mr Clingan, noted mess dente, celebrated Mr S Glingan's 74th birthday at his bar on St Patrick Street. Clingan moved to Frederick in youth and became a prominent city resident. His father, Jon Ferguson Clingan, tenant on the farm near Buchoys Town Pike, is named in local context. An August 1 apprenticeship arrangement involving Land and Mr Wendward Trail, son of the late Charles H Trail, is noted regarding a harness and saddlery show site at the Castle building on North Market Street.

S. Glingan Lewis & Clingan George Markell Wwnward Trail Charles H. Trath North Market Street

Apprenticeship and Death of Mr Lewis R. Froit in 1849

The text notes Mr Lewis R. Froit completed his apprenticeship and ran a shop from a property purchased after 1849. It mentions Clingan becoming a member of Columbia Lodge and being involved with Major General A R R Chither of the United States Army while welcoming him to the Masons, with many friends wishing him health and prosperity.

Lewis R. Froit Aml Maing Wader Bewis Ik 'Prar Mr. Clingan Columbia Lodge Pa AM Pags A. RR. Chither United States Army Len Alieusepubt South Calvary Order of Masons Wits Lodge

Abbott Detroit Bull Dog Delayed by Snow in Frederick

The Abbott touring party led by Dr. Chas. G. Perelvat and Dick Shadel arrived in Frederick amid a heavy snowstorm after traveling from Washington in three hours. Their 17,215 mile cross country journey faced mounting delays as they pressed toward Pittsburgh and beyond, hoping to press on when roads clear despite accumulating snow.

Abbott Detroit Frederick Mountain Abbott Detroit Chas. G. Perelvat Health Magazine New York City Dick Shadel Chicago Wid L. W Holt Abbott Motor Company United States New City Hotel Pst Washington Ilo Frederick White House Taft Portland Boston

M. C. A. Notes Dive Meet Details

In a Class A diving meet at the public pool several events were held. Winners include Brown first and Alantz second in high dive. Underwater swan and pool length events saw Kemp, Abaitz and others place. Castle won overall with Kemp second and Kader third in various dives.

AH Stiavs LZ Pam Brown Alantz Kemp Temsthaf Abaitz Simi Taf Dhayvd Yace Castle Kader

Advertised List Notes Readers’ Requests at Post Office

Fragmented notice lists postal applicants and recipients including Frederick City Post Office, December 3, 190. It mentions several named individuals such as William Gerbolt, Mrs Teresa Wah Lewis, Miss Caries, Cora Tack, and Rev Simi spring. The Brethren publish house in Dayton is cited with a representative from Baltimore.

Lotlowime Asc Frederick Ci Contlemen's Bowers Awaronee Baltnestat Willian Gerbolt Kim Tere Wah Lewis Tari Baltimore Dayton Oceon Jo Ro Miller Tharris Eming

Social Euchre Party Draws Forty Enthusiasts Despite Weather

About forty progressive euchre fans attended the Alumnae of the Frederick Academy of the Visitation party at St. John's Hall last night. Prizes went to Miss Amelia Stull, Miss Margaret Lane, Mrs. Benjamin Rosenour among others. a theft occurred on North Market Street with a small package taken while residents were away. A torch accident left Mr. Harry N. Young with facial burns.

Frederick Academy of the Visitation St. John's Hall Jolons Amelia Stull Margaret Lane Benjamin Rosenour North Market Street

Frank J. Cheney sworn as senior partner in Catarrh Cure claim

Frank J. Cheney swears as senior partner of F. J. Cheney & Co. that the firm will pay one hundred dollars for each catarrh case not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. The oath was sworn December 6, 1886, before A. W. Gleason. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally and acts on blood and mucous surfaces. testimonials available. Sold by all druggists. Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation.

Frank J. Cheney F. J. Cheney & Co Tolera Grn Hall Sean A. W. Gleason Toledo Conat Patton

Montevue Hospital Service Needs Hymnals For Patients

A Sunday visit by Woman's College students, chaperoned by faculty, to Montevue Hospital to sing for inmates was hampered by the absence of hymnals and an instrument. The writer urges donations from Frederick’s wealthy citizens to aid the sick and elderly, praising charitable support during Christmas.

Tyche Edler Woman’s College Montevue Hospital Thomas Freeman Dixon Frederick City Montevue Clhon

Leg Cut In Axe Slip At Thurmont Trimming

Mr. James H. Anderson suffered a leg cut while trimming trolley poles at Thurmont yesterday. An axe slipped and cut a two inch sash between the knee and ankle. He was brought home to this city. He is brother of Superintendent Geo E F Anderson of the Frederick Railroad.

James H. Anderson Thurmont Mr. Anderson Geo. E. F. Anderson Wrederick Railroad

Diapepsin Promises Quick Aid for Stomach Distress

Readers with stomach trouble are urged to try Diapepsin claiming digestion starts within five minutes. The ad extols relief from heartburn belching nausea and headaches and notes a single case can serve a whole family. It asserts the formula on the package and urges pharmacist validation.

Frederick County Assessment Schedule for 1910 Sessions

The Board of Control and Review for Frederick County meets at the Court House in December 1910 and January 1911 to assess Burritys ville Braddock New Market Jefferson Ballenger Tuscarora Thiversville Hauvers districts with specified dates and order. W J Hogarth presides, Elh Abaugh clerk.

Board of Control and Review For Frederick County Mfd Court House Burritysville

Court Notice of Statement Amount and Clerk Seal

The report notes sates rise to 1500.00 dollars dated November 21 1910. Narry W Bowers clerk of the circuit court for Frederick County authenticates the true copy. Stoner and Weinberg appear as solicitors.

Frederick County Ilarrey W. Bowers Olerk Frederik Count Ilarry W. Bowers Cler’ Reno S. Tarp Sulletter Lrcurt Francis UC Narry W. Bowers Warry Bowers Stoner & Weinberg Nde

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