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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1910
Page
5
Those planning public sales for the coming season are urged to send names, addresses, and sale dates to THz Nene to be recorded in the Public Sale Record. The service is free. The newspaper warns that bills and ads must be ordered early for inclusion in the Sane Reader/Fair or charge issues and that no notice will be published without ad copy in hand.
The News announces calendars for 1914 are exhausted after unusually strong demand at the office and by mail.
Chief Judge Hammond Urner returns from the Court of Aporala Mise. Grace Hamilton of Pearl visits big city friends. Ira N. Thomas of East Second directs visits to Washington. Blanche Howser of Baltimore visits Emma Newman on East Patrick. Mrs H. Kline goes to see brother Homer Mohler. Mrs J Frank Elia and son Frank Elia visit Washington hosts. Frederick Clayton of Hotel Regent returns from city visit. Della Harter and Ada Hafer of Philadelphia visit Edward Schell on West South. Albert Dyer, once with Miller tobacconist, joins Ox Fibre Brush Works. Sydney Adams of Detour stays with Thomas J. Altman. Skating party at Braddock Heights lasts 7:20 to 12 with Braddock Heights Band serving a snack. New W F G schedule starts tomorrow. office notes changes and schedules mailed. Laxative Bromine Tablets claim to cure a cold in one day.
Religious listings show Rev John Paul Tyler at Flint Hill 3 PM, Schleynville Mission 7 PM, Sunday school 2 30 PM. Braddock Heights Bible Class 3 15 PM. Rev E H Lamar preaching in multiple towns. many church services and events scheduled across Frederick City area with Holy Week notices and Evangelistic services.
Miss Milner Markey will preside over a Junior Christian Endeavor gathering Friday at 7 40 p m followed by a musical and literary entertainment on Friday evening February 18.
A special mayor and aldermen meeting discussed actions on the city war claim collection with the city attorney and Col. George W. Vernor. The board denied abatements on Dr Clinton B Main property and ordered street lighting and railing projects, with several walk repairs referred to committees.
Miss Nellie M. Casey, newly employed by the Frederick County Branch of the Association for the Prevention and Relief of Tuberculosis, arrives in Frederick to begin work at once. She brings Baltimore experience and high commendations from Miss LaMotte and Mr. Steele and will visit homes in the city and county to advise and assist in preventing spread of tuberculosis.
A bill introduced in the House of Delegates by Mr. Ausherman Yeaterday proposes amending the charter of Fredericktown Savings Institution to reduce weekly deposits to 125000. The measure directs excess deposits above 125000 to be paid to holders of weekly deposit certificates in proportion to their holdings.
The Frederick Corps A S A plans a public installation tomorrow for juvenile officers of the Good Shepherd Guild with Adjutant Marshall honored for a promotion. Misa Annie Brunt and Misa Grace Grove elected Captain and Lieutenant will be inducted by Lieut Storm. The morning Baptist church services feature Lieut Thompson and Miss Maude Foogoo.
A special meeting of the Frederick City Hospital Guild elected officers for the year. Mrs Charles H Conley was unanimously chosen president. Other officers include Mrs O P Bennett first vice president Mrs E C Mesherry second vice president secretary Mrs Kate Gittinger treasurer and several advisory board members. Committees were named for Memorial Guild bed and other duties with Nan Wilson Chas BR Staley O P Bennett George Salter Sr C Harry Miller Grate Netdiger and Roma Shephard among appointees.
The bill to issue bonds of 420,250 for Frederick city debt may be amended to set interest at 4 percent and require sale at par. Proposals include a forty year maturity with twenty year redemption and public sale terms. Some lawmakers question passage and await formal status and amendments.
Thomas Lee Jerome Henderson and John Keyr were jailed by Constable Lewis F. Carter on suspicion of stealing chickens in the southern city area. Before Justice C. H. Eckstein the evidence proved insufficient and they were discharged. Engrossing Clerk George M. Hett of Freebrick County was appointed as one of the House engrossing clerks per Democratic committee recommendation.
The Family Butter Merger claims to merge one pound of any butter with one pint of sweet milk in two minutes to produce two pounds with no chemicals. It promises purer taste and health, and offers in-home demonstrations with a satisfaction guarantee by IL Dre, agent at 18 West Seventh St.
A damaged sale page lists heavy wash boilers copper bottom and other hardware items with prices and a long stray note about donations to Frederick City Hospital Guild, a secretarial contact, and wholesale house specials. The text also includes garbled notices about tailoring, cleaning and a family message.
The faded ledger notes liabilities and capital stock figures for a bank, listing items such as due to other banks and state banks, contingent accounts, dividends unpaid, and deposits under various headings. The text also references total liabilities and equity components in a brief banking record.
Local sale notice lists 37.50 for a 100 piece dinner set, multiple small goods and prices. also a program by Mrs. J. D. Hundrickson at W C T A room February 7 1910, 7 30 p.m. public invited. Also Valentines ads, Indestructible Cylinder Records promotion, and dining room offerings at The Gem Dining Parlors and Diamond Roller Rink events tonight.
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