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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1910
Page
2
The Y M C A campaign in Frederick shatters previous totals with Blues and Reds racing to boost membership. Blues lead with 379 memberships and $1889 raised, Reds tally 231 memberships and $444, while overall goals spurred big community support and praise for organizers and volunteers.
Philidelphia attorney Charles Vo Minleswl files with the Public Service Commission a detailed protest against the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Company’s request to expand its control of Frederick Car and Electric Company stock. The protest argues a legal point while Frederick business leaders favor granting the railroad’s application. A petition supporting the commission action is being prepared for Friday.
An interests meeting of Broderick Lodge No 100 was held with new member welcomed and a donation made to the Empty Stocking Station. Officers elected for the term include Noble Grand Maurce Mbaugh Vice Grand Win D Schmidity recording secretary Charles Nodaundis financial secretary Harrie How Stormy treasurer Jacob L Enverbrechs trustees George D Nixdorf Thomas A Chapline and WH Dorsey Exlurely marshal Marion C Rice representative to grand lodge HW Dorsey Eichison. Installation set for January 4. The MC A basketball team opens season tonight at the Diamond rink against Chamberstey, a spirited and fast game anticipated.
Fragmentary OCR text mentioning Jack Abernathy and Roosevelt but lacking full names or clear events. Unable to determine a coherent news item from the fragments provided.
The Winchester Star Editorialized that Frederick's Daily Press faced slim odds amid Frederick's strong economy and limited market. Editor Mrs RR Davidge of Gem Dining Parlors suffered fumes from a stove, received medical aid, and resumed duties later that day.
The Sureumg O Missiontry Society of the mgerial Reformed held a Tuesday meeting electing officers: President BUDE wee, Vice President Jacob Ror back, Secretary Heney Rams, Treasurer Newton Phongs rou, with Guild leaders Gilbert Pqan and Thomas Follen in place. The group discussed repairs to stable and buildings on South Market Street and noted Mr Allen installed a hot water heating radiator at Mr J Hinglish residence near Lick rdeld.
Mrs. Geo Lochner sustained a severe burn to her right arm while helping at the Gem Dining Parlors on Saturday. A pan of hot grease spilled when a handle broke, injuring her arm. she remains under care as the burns gradually improve.
A pair of penniless pedestrians and a bulldog left Wilmington late Saturday night to walk to California. They started from Thurmont and arrive in Frederic after 16 miles in snow, hoping to reach Frisco by April while writing magazine accounts and selling photos along the way. They carry a sack, a pistol, and a Kodak and say they earn meals by odd jobs. They plan to head south beyond the snow line, seeking better odds westward.
If meals lie heavy and digestion fails causing sour eructations gas heartburn and stomach discomfort Pope's Diapepsin is advertised as a fast remedy. A single dose is claimed to stop fermentation and digest any kind of food within five minutes, with the product sold at pharmacies for about five cents.
Day's record lists property transfers and court items from the circuit and orphan's court. Included are 209 acres valued at 14500 and other real estate dealings, marriage licenses for several couples, and public notices about Grace Reformed Sunday school sale and social in Kemp Huts with tables, food, music, and programs. A civil case involving Sheriff Samuel of Hagerstown versus M P Moiler for 13525.75 relates to Dagmar Hotel construction, with contract by Angle.
Frederick market prices list farm commodities with units and ranges. Wheat No 2 red and corn shelled prices appear, plus rye oats hay barley and straw values for baled and unbaled forms. Flour mill feeds and seed costs for timothy clover and potatoes are included, with seasonal correction notes.
Train timetable detail covers connections from Washington to Baltimore Philadelphia New York and beyond. It lists departure times from Washington Baltimore Pultsbury and other hubs with express and local options plus arrival times and late evening services across multiple routes and destinations.
Abr Wertheimer is out of town on business. Mrs Agron Hosencost returned from Baltimore. BG app Base Church visiting in Baltimore. Charles Francis Smith of Libertytown visiting East Second street home. Herbert Thomas of Adams town takes bookkeeper post at Ox Fibre Brush Works. Mattie Eyler and G W Wiles return from Lewistown to East Patrick street. Roy W Poole accepts draughtsman and master builder post for Frederick Railroad Company.
Mr. Crist Yinger of West Fifth street is confined to the house by sickness. Mr. Arthur Burras of East Fifth street, previously ill, is able to be out. Mr. David W. Whip of West Third street, previously ill, is able to be out. Mr. Charles Baer of Winchester street suffers a very sore left hand from squeezing a pimple. Mrs. George W. Cockerly of West Patrick street has recovered enough from City Hospital treatment to return home.
The funeral of Mrs. Culemian Lidie will be held Saturday afternoon at 2 o’clock. Services will be at the house and interment will follow in Mt Glivet cemetery.
Traviel dau cokaped was arrested by Constable Carter on a charge related to supporting his wife. Mrs DL Harry Schleigh of the Windsor Hotel Cumberland fell Tuesday evening at Western Maryland RR crossing on Ballichere Street and sustained a compound fracture of the left leg. Schleigh relatives reside in the city. Card cure ad appears in the text.
The notice advertises that the Frederick City Commissioner has completed apportionment of sewer construction costs on Market Street Third to Carroll Creek. It urges property owners affected to review the count and appear December 13, 1910, with times specified, to object or claim interests and be heard. The statement is on file in the City Hall, Frederick, Maryland.
Public notice describes an ordinance to repave Market Street Frederick with concrete, set curb and rebuild, apportioning half the cost to benefiting properties by frontage. A Commissioner has prepared the assessment list, on file in the City Register, with a hearing schedule on the stated dates for objectors to contest the charges.
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