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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1910
Page
5
Persons planning public sales next season should send names schemes and sale date to Tex News for recording in the Public Sale Record to avoid date conflicts. The News offers free service and publishes in the Sale Requirer in both Daily and Weekly issues. ads require bills or copy in hand and early orders.
The News reports calendars for 1910 are exhausted due to unusually high demand. Officials note records were kept open for as long as available and mail requests were fulfilled while stock lasted.
The Wachter couple on West South street celebrate the birth of a daughter. Darrow's confectionary on North Market street undergoes interior repainting and repapering. A death notice for William J. Thomas contained a date error. Auctioneer Wm Damer will sell Lloyd C. Culler’s lands in Feagaville and Renagaville. Wolves roam near Old Forge in Franklin county with two wolves sighted, causing alarm as locals report tracks and close near residents. Mono, a soldier in the Philippines, reportedly encountered them, but his brother William scared them away with a team.
The Astoria basketball squad, regarded as one of Baltimore’s strongest, will face the Diamonds at the Diamond rink tonight. Govans team meets the Diamonds on Thursday, with strong local interest noted as Belo players form much of Astoria. Memorial services were held in Baltimore on Sunday attended by Henry J. Bennett and other members of the Improved Order of Meg.
The circuit court heard several wage attachment suits this morning. Judge James B. Henderson presided as cases from Justice Smith were tried, including Darr vs Kaplan for 2070 dollars with a verdict to Darr for 2970 plus costs, Ambrose vs Kaplan for 27.75 dollars, Henderson vs Kaplan for 3505 dollars, Minnick vs Kaplan for 55 dollars, and Stouter estate vs Hayes for 27.31 dollars with verdict for Stouter and costs.
January report by Health Officer Dr. Tra J. McCurdy records births 20 in white 13 male 7 female and 1 colored female. Deaths 14 white 10 male 4 female and 2 colored males 2 colored females. Causes include violence incidental suffocation whooping cough pneumonia general debility stillborn and arteriosclerosis. Infectious diseases: diphtheria 4 scarlet fever 2 membranous croup 2.
Cardinal Gibbons issues Lent rules with no material changes to observances. Persons over 21 must fast. one full meat meal daily. Meat allowed on Mondays Tuesdays Thursdays Saturdays except second and last Saturdays. On Sundays meat allowed, but on Wednesdays and Fridays meat is forbidden.
Real estate transactions include Cé Marles T. K. Young selling a double three story brick dwelling on East Patrick Street to Emory L. Coblents and James Ingram Jr. A purchase by Mr. Young of a two story brick dwelling on East Fourt Street from H M Gittinger is noted. The fourth quarterly conference at the M E church reports 27 baptisms, 783 visits, and 70 new members since last April, with the pastor Rev E F Lamar elected to return for another year.
The Gospel Mission workers conduct revival services at the Lambert Building on West Patrick Street each evening at seven. An invitation is extended to place small ads in The News to buy sell or find work, promising broad reach to the right audience.
Mrs. Anna Hofmane, wife of Henry Hofmann an engineer with the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, was found dead in the rear room of 1414 Patapsco Avenue Baltimore yesterday morning by her daughter Amelia Hofmann. Coroner Otto M Reinhart attributed the death to heart failure after the Chicago Express train was run to Washington.
A Charity Organization Society meeting at 7 pm in the Mayor's office will include Miss Casey visiting nurse from the Tuberculosis Society. Casey will assist in general charitable work and tuberculosis cases as officials plan to introduce friendly visiting to aid those in need. Everyone may attend. Sult for Damages. John F Kreh, by Samuel A. Lewis and H/Norsacy Etehtaon, sues Charles A Castle for 2000 dollars over unsafe entrance conditions during Kemp building work. Castle retains Urner & Urner.
Rev Paul Henry Packard of Cleveland Ohio conducts revival services at the United Brethren church in this city. He spoke on The Great Commission last night with one conversion and will lecture Finding Ourselves tonight. He challenges sin and aims to awaken the town to religious renewal.
A horse hitched to a buggy belonging to Mesers. Burle and Zacharias, under Mr. Jeeve Schell, ran away yesterday afternoon. Schell was driving a beef along North Bent Street when the animal bolted. It diverted through Bentz Street to West Patrick Street, then Patrick to Brewery Alley before reaching the stable. the buggy sustained some damage.
A Morgantown farmer died after being buried by a wagon load of feed buried in a heavy snowstorm. Officials report temperatures ranged from 2 above to 10 below as crews work to recover the body and clear the roadway.
An injured man was taken into custody by Officer Lewis Cattar and transported to Montovuc Hospital for treatment. The incident details remain unclear from the fragmented report.
Frederick residents are urged to attend tonight’s 8 o’clock meeting at Woman’s College Hall to back a movement for better public school facilities. City health officer may report on conditions. committee updates and possible future actions are planned. Judge Raymond Urner sends regrets.
At the Y M C A Frederick alleys open to the public a membership prize went to Mr W J Shenk for the highest three game total in recent weeks 400 over 148 134 and 118 in the three games with 93 in a single set. This afternoon at 3 o clock a duck promatch pits the Y M C A team against the Diamonds.
Mr Ray Smith, employed at Mr John Ricketts north of the city, suffered a coat catching fire this morning on his way to market. Sparks from his cigarette ignited the coat, he removed it and beat out the flames, but a large hole was burned in the clothing.
The Teachers' Association of Evangelical Lutheran Sunday School of Frederick City states six years of devoted service by Rev Dr Steck as pastor and Sunday School president. They honor his charity, duty, and leadership and extend love and prayers as he begins a new ministry. Resolutions request publication and archival inclusion.
Fragmentary OCR text lists numbers and names such as ZIMMERMAN and RAAVERS THOMAS, with scattered references to checks and dates. The legible parts hint at financial records or a director note but lack coherent context or a complete narrative.
A promotional notice lists Lake View attractions featuring a world champion trick skater with skating dancing and bowling events on Thursday Friday and Saturday February 10 11 and 12 at Diamond Rink in Govantown. Also listed are basketball games and nearby vendor ads including Dixon's market and a fitness notice.
The People's Fire Insurance Company moved from Central National Bank building to a Court Street room formerly used by Lewis M. Nixdorf, temporarily occupying it until the Central Bank room is available. The vacated space will host the law firm Coblenta Waters and associates. Receivers say Hagerdstown Spoke and Bending stockholders will receive at most 30 cents on the dollar, with real estate likely to go to auction after asset liquidation.
February 11 Arabs of the Arab ian Denert Behrusey lecture notes. February 21 Turkey Sultan and His People. February 28 Persia Land of the Merch. March 7 India. February 14 Exyat Valley of the March. March 21 Barbary States College Hall Mondays 8 pm. Tickets at Dertabaughs. Also the Marvel Tonight features The Last Deal and The Perchatent Poet. Braddock Heights Casino skating and bowling nights with car departures listed. Red Men wigwam event February 10 and tax committee notice.
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