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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1910
Page
5
Public Sale notices urge those planning sales for the coming season to send their names addresses and sale dates to Tax News for recording in the Public Sale Record. The service is free to prevent conflicts on sale days and notices require timely copy and billing orders. Local updates report several residents recovering from illness and other personal notes.
Fragmentary brief notes mention individuals with unclear roles including Harry B. Athaugh and Joseph WW Engle near Walkerville. A mysterious weighing of 77% points and references to dates and places blur the context, yielding an enigmatic local clipping.
Grand Chapter officers and Enoch Royal Arch Chapter No. 28 gathered at the Masonic Temple for an instructional address on susceptible Masonry by Past High Priest Adolphus Feathake. Toastmaster O. Warehime opened remarks with speeches from visiting grand officers as a piano and violin duo provided music. a lengthy banquet followed with a formal table setup and a varied menu.
In Circuit Court Judge Hammond Urner presides over a case brought by Willard I. Rockwell, father as next friend, against Dra Levin T. West and Henry S. Hedges. The suit seeks 20009 dollars for injuries suffered while Rockwell, a B and O Railroad hostler at Brunswick yards in October 1908, injured his right foot manipulating an engine. The record notes ongoing proceedings and treatment for a leg injury at a hospital.
In Annapolis Senator Brady proposes a 300000 appropriation for a Baltimore boulevard linking key areas. Senator Linthicum introduces two measures to boost Baltimore City representation in the General Assembly. Garrett will this week introduce a bill to abolish capital punishment in Maryland.
A court action involving Olworee and his wife Mary Flora proceeds with attorney stated terms. The case mentions residence at Brunswick and the defendant linked to West Virginia in a pending matter.
Mr Beneat L Miches sold his property near Shookes town to Mr T M Blacr for 2278 dollars. The News notes the transaction as a local real estate sale item.
The Meyerstown Mailanga reports Hagerstown residents condemn the new federal post office building on Summit Avenue. Critics say it is too small for a growing city of 20 000 plus, hampers 31 staff, causes crowding and delays, and fails architecturally within Washington County.
At a Board of County Commissioners meeting, David Cramer Lewis Flook and William Birely Republicans and Sol Stern and Charles McC. Hagan Democrats were elected to the Board of Charities and Corrections for two years. The new board will organize tomorrow. anticipated appointments include Montevue Hospital superintendent and physician. Dr Samuel A. Gregg is expected to be reappointed, with Dr Harry P Fahrney also likely to return.
Daughters of Liberty gathered for a banquet at Deon Mountain venue with attendees from Lib Saar and neighboring communities. The event celebrated local heritage and featured a social program, brief speeches, and a community toast.
A committee chose a memorial window design for All Saints Episcopal Church to honor the late Rev. Dr. Osborne Torre. The plan, surveyed by Mayer Company of Manchester, will hang in the south end over the rededicated altar, with the central scene of Glory and kingly crown. The west wall will bear a marble memorial tablet with inscriptions to be decided. Completion aimed for All Saints Day, November 1. A parallel memorial honors Dr. Engle and Bishop James Addison Ingle in China, reflecting parish affection.
University extension lecture by Edgar J. Banks explores Arabs of Arabia and desert life. He details Bedouin nomads, marsh Arabs, town traders, Mecca Kerbala Najaf and Medina pilgrimage, Bedouin tents, reed huts, and modes of travel. Next lecture titled To the Sultan and his People set for February 21 at 8:90? clock p.m.
Mr. Claries W. Smith of Weodehoro suffered a severe injury while closing a switch on a moving B and C Pittsburgh Division engine at Connellsville. A fellow fireman advised him to take control, the cab backed into a sax, tearing off his right arm. He, a man in his years with a wife and child, lay in a hospital in Connellsville.
At a Frederick Tig loxdl Company meeting, a committee was appointed to hire a new engine and electric generator to increase power for the plant. The note records a step toward boosting power capacity and efficiency.
On November the lmt 1999 this peak increased its interest rate to Four percent per annum on all its special interest bearing deposits. Each deposit remains subject to the original terms under which it was made. The bank offers first class facilities for transacting your general banking business.
At noon Friday the Mount St. Mary's College carpenter shop burned completely, destroying tools and about 5000 feet of lumber. Fire discovered minutes after twelve, structure saved from further damage by quick college action. Cause unknown but suspected chimney spark.
Early February notice shows limited shipment arrival on souring Wieao items. A Grey j darich Feather set offered at 10 dollars, slashed to 25 dollars. Hosiery bargains attract shoppers as remaining underp garments and linen laces go on sale. Crochet patterns and remnants advertise fashionable wear for spring and summer.
In a hard fought YMCA gym match the Barkers defeated the Beavers 28 to 13 after a 8 8 first half tie. Key scorers included Topanie Hollis Bente Storm and Zeigler with Landauer and Gill contributing for the Barkers. Governor Crrothen announced several appointments including Carty to the Board of Undertakers and Dr Conky to a county post.
Local notices advertise a busy evening at Braddock Heights Casino with performances including The Roeder and A Seat in the Balcony and a Gaumont comedy. Cars depart at 7:35 and 8:15. readers are thanked for condolences and support to the Mis e family.
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