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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1910
Page
5
Those planning a public sale for the coming season should send their names addresses and sale date to Tam News at once. Entries are recorded in the Public Sale Record to prevent date conflicts. No charge for this service. Sales bills must be ordered with copy in hand. ads appear in Daily and Weekly issues. notices not published without order.
Purely personal items list several residents visiting or traveling: Mr Murray Brish on business in Baltimore, Mr O A Hankey in Frederick, Miss Elia Blumenberg visiting her sister in this city, Mrs Samuel Fetatapoe and Miss Alma Poffinberger visiting local residents, Mr John A Kennedy traveling to Baltimore for Catholic Benevolent meeting and Washington on business.
Mrs Hepsie Etchison widow of Leonidas Etchison died February 10 at her daughter Mrs Webster Mullinix in Howard county from tuberculosis. Funeral held at M P church Kemptown with pallbearers James Moore Osborne Etchison Dalles Young Nathan Burdette William Burdette Latimer Day. Interment followed. Mrs Mollie Beachley wife of Elmer Beachley of Broad Run near Deville Washington county died in Frederick hospital aged 25 after surgery. She was a Dunkard and survived by husband and three children. Funeral held today at 2 o'clock.
A South Marist trial on the South Mai alent tested a Goongeometal Tone engine. The trial proved very successful with notable performance outcomes and technical observations noted by the observers.
The Diamond duckpin team aims to rebound after a narrow loss to the Y M C A by one pin last week. They prepare to face the YMCA squad aboard the O A ship starting on Sewage Day at Brs ety J Te Cuma.
The Frederick city board discussed a trolley franchise for Market Street from Fifth to Patrick and the route from Fifth to East Street, aiming to boost transit with steam and electric cars. They also considered removing the Carroll Creek stone bridge obstruction and improving drainage on West and West Fourth Streets, with petitions from property owners on Market and West South Streets referred to committees.
The report from the Market Master Q. Tansberger covers the end of January with figures from Gere Kerr & Co. Markell & Ford and Wilcoxon & Brown also listed. The document notes stands and street values and includes signed totals for the period.
The will of the late John M Bell of Fontain townships Laberty county Pa is filed for probate. He leaves his estate to his widow and children including Anna Missouri Salascii Teodore Baker Catherine Cogler and Margaret Bell one eighth shares each. Executors named are John N Bell and Ephraim G Bell.
Invitations issued for the marriage of Miss Donna Cook and Mr. Charles Burkholder of the city. The ceremony will be at Mr. G. L. Burdette’s residence, 205 Went Fifth Street, Saturday Feb 20 at 6 30 PM. Lenn Leake George and Mady Yakey George wed yesterday in Lovettaville’s Reformed church.
A Local Teachers' Institute was held in Brunswick on Saturday February 12 with about thirty teachers present. The morning program included talks on patron cooperation oral and written examinations awakening interest in class work and teaching fractions. After a intermission a lunch was served and High School pupils performed a scopa and recitations before a business session closed the program.
A pool match tonight at Hankey's begins at So'clock between two four man cue artise teams from York and Scaderick. York's lineup Hankey Capt Reag Woo Landis. Scaderick's Frederick team includes I J Schroeder L A Toms Frank Cobleatz Hanson Maulsby. Matches start Hankey vs Cobleats Wood vs Toms Landis vs Schroeder Ream vs Maulsby with Jacobs as referee and Camden Reneburg Robert Kolb as scorers.
Klemm married John Franklin Winter yesterday at 730 St Peter street Baltimore. Both spouses are deaf mutes. Dr E Moylan of the Eutaw Street Methodist Deaf Mute Mission performed the ceremony in sign language. Winter is a printer educated at the Trenton School for the Deaf. The bride is a graduate of the Maryland School for the Deaf at Frederick. The Winters will move to Eatontown New Jersey.
The Bows Temperance Association will hold its regular monthly meeting Friday at 7 in the W C T U room behind the Lutheran church. The program includes songs literature and discussions to inspire moral and social growth for boys. parents are urged to ensure their sons attend.
The fragmentary report notes circuit court actions with references to Albert Campbell Delinquent cases, Dr Levin West, and P F Palmer. It mentions jurors, defendants, and a pending session rescheduled for Wednesday with unsettled criminal matters and unclear names and details due to damaged text.
An Annapolis dispatch reports multiple bills: Ausherman proposes 8800 for a monument to Maryland Union soldiers from the Battle of Monocacy on July 9, 1864. Hargett seeks authorization for Brunner bequest in Frederick County. Mathias files a 10000 for a monument to Thomas Johnson and counts turnpike sales to the Road Commission. Mathias also advances charter changes for the Liberty Turnpike. Wartenacker pushes wildlife protections for Frederick County. Hargett also backs Grace Reformed church bequest.
The will of the late John Root of Pharamont is filed in the Orphans Court. He leaves Mary E. Whitmore a hundred dollars and divides one third of his personal and real estate to sons Lincoln Root and Charles Miller Root for the maintenance of grandchildren Margaret and Harrie Root until age 21. After shares, the trust ends with survivors, and the rest goes to the sons. Executors named are Edgar L Root and Charles M Root. The notice then appends a promotional column on the Y M C A, praising its philanthropy and global work.
The list notes several sick or injured individuals including Mrs. Jobo Hendrickson at home with grip and Captain Daniel Hanshew confined to bed. Charles H. Lambright and Emory Bittle also suffer illness while Mary L. Thomse and Ella Rippean are confined to bed. Transport worker Jease Haugh passed away at home after fainting.
Budget of bright items noted as part of office work. Fisher James Bostis reports items and fish, while Constable Lew F. observes. E. S. Mobley & Went Pattick Street win a contract to install a steam bicycle and water system in Waterford public school, starting today. The News.
Citizens National Bank of Frederick announces on November 1, 1909 an increase to 4 percent per year on all special interest bearing deposits. Existing contracts remain in force. depositors need not present books to obtain changes. The note also states the 4% rate applies to new deposits of the same term.
About thirty lodges from Virginia West Virginia and Maryland met in Beunawick to arrange the annual Odd Fellows reunion set for August 1 1910. A decision to host in Inwood Park W V was made with Martinsburg to hear reports May 18. President E T Licklider of Shepherdstown was absent due to illness and also served as secretary A T Ryeeter of Martinsburg attended.
A social gathering celebrated at the Douglass residence on West Third Street with guests including Mr and Mrs Douglass, Mr and Mrs Zimmerman, Mr and Mrs Miller, Dr and Mrs Boith, and others. The event coincided with a Valentine’s Day birthday, featuring 500 as the card game and various festivities.
Fragmentary OCR reads about a stock cylinder record with prices 350 and 806. Mentions a bus company and monetary figures but details are unclear.
The advertisement promotes lingerie items including silk petticoats and lace garments, with new lines of Heatherbloom style hats, portierres, and extra wide lace trims priced low. It highlights linen torchons and garment reductions, urging buyers to act within weeks to snag quilted coats, furs, and wearables at ball prices or less.
Local notices advertise basketball at Diamond Rink Saturday February 19 with game called at 9 o clock. Also listed are fundraisers including aprons cakes and candy, carload fruit sold wholesale, and various shop ads. Recovered items mention glassware and phonograph purchases with playful advisory notes.
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