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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1910
Page
5
Those planning public sales must send their names addresses and sale dates to Tas News to be recorded in the Public Sale Record. The service is free and prevents date conflicts. Billing and notices depend on timely orders for bills or advertising.
The News reports calendars for 1910 are exhausted due to unusually strong demand at offices and by mail. The note says they were glad to supply while stocks lasted.
Mrs. William Mayhugh fell on the steps injuring herself. The Mountain City Creamery bought Mr. Kefayver’s milk route and will operate it. Harvey K. Lease, auctioneer, will sell livestock farming gear and household goods for Nathaniel T. Wachtar at Hansonville. Sewer work from the courthouse to Carroll Creek on West Church Street proceeds with Meesie E. S. Mobley & Bro. as contractors. The telephone girl is depicted as a rumor mill with power to stir disputes and gossip townwide.
A large turnout of church boards approved extensive improvements to East Church Street property. Plans include a new infant department building, a future adult Sunday school addition, a new front, window replacements, gallery removal, stairway changes, a pipe organ, new pews, heating system, and a renovated adult Sunday school space with a library and restrooms.
The Freder jtek Railroad Company board met yesterday afternoon and organized the company by electing officers led by president Mr Emory Cobrentz with Jillie also mentioned as part of the leadership.
President Emory L. Coblentz names Harry E. Clark and Walter 8 Taylor to key posts with Charles C. Waters as secretary and Thomas A Holler as treasurer. Walter S. Taylor becomes general manager, George E. F Anderson serves as superintendent, and S. H. Bennett as auditor.
The funeral for Reuben M. Moaky will be held Friday at 10 o'clock from his home near Njamaville with interment at Mb. Olivet cemetery. William T. Montgomery’s remains arrived from Baltimore and were placed in Mount Olivet vault. committal at the cemetery on Sunday February 13. Funeral director William H. B. Erchison.
A quiet ceremony was held in Hagerstown on Saturday January 20. Mies Fanny R Johnson of Woodsboro and Mr. William Noble Rider of Westminster were married by Rev. Dr. S. W. Owen of St. Johns Lutheran Church.
A young brakeman named Sheward of Brunswick suffered a finger injury at Roxbury on the Erie County Branch of the Baltimore and Ohio. He was taken to Keedgnville for medical treatment.
Purely personal notices list Nisa Eva Upker visiting friends in Washington and several Frederick residents visiting relatives or traveling. Names include John Snouffer Buckeystown Benjamin Wallace Crafton Aimee Landin Peart Smith Annie Spearer Florence Crawford Sadie Zisumer Milton Shefauver Guy Cronenburg Bertha Suter E L Cockrell W L Hart Mary Mauleby John Given Philip Lee Frances Wilson Abe Rosenow Gerald Rosenow and others with brief mentions of travel to Philadelphia Baltimore Europe New York and Mount Clemens Michigan.
Funeral services for Joseph Gerrard Waters president of Potomac Savings Bank were held in Washington with burial at Hill Cemetery. Waters born 1826 in Charles County moved to Georgetown in 1843. Also notices on the McCrery estate with a Baltimore hospital death and Middletown Valley farm sale of 158 acres for 12500 to Henry T. Ramebarg.
A Friday evening meeting at Woman's College Hall aims to show public support for improved school accommodations for boys. Frederick plans a public turnout to influence the city and county authorities, with representatives urged to attend and a committee to be formed to press the issue with school and county commissioners.
The Board of Public Works in Annapolia opened sealed bids for a $1,000,000 State stock issue for road improvement but received no bids. Governor Crothers Comptroller Hering and Treasurer Vandiver called the lack due to unattractive rates, not the Treasury deficit. Also tonight the City Basketball League features Beavers versus Frederick College at the YMCA gym, a key game for second place.
On November the Jat, 1009, this bank increased its interest rate to 496 percent per annum on all special interest bearing deposits, with deposits to remain in force under existing provisions of the contract.
James Yewell aged US years found dead at his home on Miles River Neck farm. Joseph Mields 17 shot accidentally at Cumberland, not expected to live. L Earle Simpson named head of commercial dept at Rogers town High School. Joseph W Byron notified by War Department of cadet admission to West Point reporting March. Peter Redmond of Silver Spring Montgomery County jailed on attempted assault charge. denies accusation. Sheriff Viett and Deputy Whalen arrested Redmond late Monday night. Redmond’s status unclear.
The item lists Marvel Tonight screenings The Bareback Rider An Aerial Acrobat and The Story of a Banknote plus Nursing the Viper at Pathe Biograph. Basketball match Y M C A gym Reavers vs F College 8 40 pm with 10c admittance. also a Diamond Rink event Feb 3 with 9 pm game and 100 admission. party and election notices and secretary Katy Fittinagr.
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