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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1904
Page
5
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Subscribers are urged to report promptly to The News any irregularity in paper receipt. The brief item emphasizes timely complaint to ensure delivery accuracy.
A large turnout marked the members meeting of the Ment barship Concest at the Y M C A in which 74 new members were welcomed. Frank Sappington Herman Ordeman entertained, Wm D Hales recapped the recent campaign, supper funded by members, and Rev E L Wolf and David King addressed the group about youth opportunities.
Obituary notices report the death of George F. Smith in Troutville at 71 from multiple diseases with a funeral planned at Rocky Hill Church led by Rev. J. J. Shaffer and D. A. Bharette as director. Additional notices record Clyde O Marcer dying at home in Braddock of membranous croup with services at the family house and interment in Lutheran cemetery at Middletown. Mrs. Sarah D. Austin dies in Baltimore from Bright's disease after grip, with burial at Libertytown. A note mentions the Junior Fire Company arranging horse readiness for the engine house wagon due to heavy snow.
Police in Baltimore led a four raid roundup arresting twenty three men believed to be professional safe crackers. Identifications tied suspects to La Plata Maryland and Mount Airy robberies, with two named as James King Brennan and Robert Cassidy alias Big Casey. Victims and witnesses across several states supplied critical evidence.
The Emergency Hospital patronnesses renamed their Board of Patronesses to the Woman's Auxiliary of the Emergency Hospital and elected officers for the coming year. President Mrs. A. Bader leads a list including vice presidents and secretaries, with a council of managers and an advisory group named.
Mr and Mrs F A Weianer and daughter of Baltimore are visiting in this city. Mr MacGill Belt of Dickerson Montgomery county spent the day on business. May E Schleb of 1635 West North avenue Baltimore is with Miss Ethel QO Foat Kemptown this county. Mr and Mrs WQ Kriss East South street have returned home after two weeks with the latter’s mother Mrs William Hrise who is ill near LeClore this county.
Hamilton Funk was arrested yesterday afternoon by Deputy Sheriff Talbott for beating his wife at their home near Park Mills. He was held for the grand jury after a hearing before Justice James Veather in Park Mills, and bail was set at 200 dollars in default of which he was jailed. Martin Brown was arrested last night for disorderly conduct in Locuta key and committed to jail by Justice Wood in default of a fine. The bazar committee of the United Flea Company organized with Joseph W Garver as chair man Albert B Smith secretary and R A Bennett treasurer for a bazar set the week of February 18 at the City Opera House to be unique and different from prior events. Mr Harry Schresder of West Patrick Street has been very sick but is able to be out.
Harrison Wagner was arrested in Washington DC on forgery charges based on alleged possession of state and justice seals. Ex-State's Attorney Eichlerger and Fidelity and Deposit Company counsel conducted the warrant process. Wagner claimed he obtained the seals from Haynes and Le Comte. District authorities have not ruled on extradition to Maryland.
Grace Ely discussed the Robbia family at the Frederick Art Club on Friday noting Luca and Andrea as leading figures. She traced Luca della Robbia's marble reliefs and his enamel innovations and described Andrea and Girolamo's contributions and Francoise era influence.
At the Women’s Christian Temperance Union meeting on Monday night December 12 addresses will be delivered by Mr F B Sapplngton and Mr Adolphus Fearbake Herabberger offers a beautiful line of candy boxes to please you as well.
An election will be held at the Citizens National Bank of Frederick Md on the second Tuesday January 10 1905 from 1 to 12 o'clock to elect twelve directors for the ensuing year. William G Zimmerman cashier.
Local notes describe Cramer's Cafe on West Patrick Street hosting a large Saturday night lunch with a wide range of offerings from shell stock to Christmas stock. The ad emphasizes holiday shopping items, clothing, linen goods, and a playful Santa Claus workshop in the store window, promoting family friendly sales and festive atmosphere.
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