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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1912
Page
5
If a public sale is planned this spring consult The News for advertising and sale bill printing. The Daily and Semi-Weekly News offer the best rates and the finest sale bills. Notices of date and place can be inserted in the State Register in both editions to avoid date conflicts.
Frederick and Vicinity residents report several illnesses and injuries. Henry F Ruprecht on East Third Street remains very ill while Thomas E Fox on West Patrick Street shows some improvement. Roger Moser of North Market Street dislocated his hip after a fall on ice. Mrs Allen R Lampe recovering from appendicitis surgery at Frederick City Hospital. Miss Anna Moaler recovering from appendicitis and gall stones surgery, doing as well as expected.
Mountain City Lodge No.29 Knights of Pythias attended 7.40 pm divine services at United Brethren church. Members marched from Masonic Temple to the church where Rev. Frimmelbaugh delivered a discourse on The Supremacy of Charix. Choir and Sunday school orchestra contributed musical selections.
Real estate transaction reports the sale of a small farm near Graveham known as Manic tover by Vans G Truapes, a local real estate and insurance agent. The fragmentary text also mentions a Knox County remedy claim and a health ad for a cold cure, with no clear connection to the sale.
Enthusiastic Frederick meeting at the Y M C A highlights the Men and Religion Forward Movement. Rev Rupp, Emory Coblenz, and Rev Kieffer preach on Christian business ethics and church outreach, urging pastors and laymen to engage citywide evangelization and a religious census.
The Frederick Ministerial Association urged swift passage of the Kenyor Sheppard Interstate Liquor Bill before Congress to withdraw from Interstate Commerce Protection and prohibit import of liquor into dry areas for illegal use. Rev. U S Rupp led the meeting with several local ministers present. A Maryland Classis meeting discussed Rev W C Sykes installation and noted his prior posts in Somerset and Berlin. A buggy collision occurred on West South street when Walter Crawford’s buggy was struck by a trolley car, damaging the rear wheel. Maryland Agricultural College alumni gathered in Baltimore for a reunion banquet with Prof Ho J Kefauver among attendees. Baseball candidates gathered at the Grampasium on Mount Street for Mary’s team preparations.
President Hargett announced fall committees for the Frederick County association during a Saturday board meeting. The poultry department will be rebuilt in improved quarters, with a concrete floor, better lighting, and new cooping, aiming for a first class show without excessive grandeur. Executive plans to be drafted. premium lists may be revised. delegates attend regional fair conference to align costs and efforts.
Local clusters announce funeral services for Brother John W. Watts of the Seneca Tribe and Washington DC connections. Public auctions advertise household items and kitchenware on February 24 with a gas and electric portable sale at cost. Also listed are farm produce notices and a gold watch giveaway tied to a promotional event by Joun I. Frazier, with various community notices and sales throughout the period.
The Grace Reformed Lewins Society plans a fachnacht sale at Mrs Josie Thinnegardner’s home 427 North Market Street on February 11 starting at 4 o'clock. The All Saints branch of the Girls Friendly Society marks George Washington's Birthday with a Monday evening session at Sunday school 107 Silver, admission at door. Also listed are an August celebration and a birthday supper for Kate Dyer in Washington with February dates and unspecified details.
The Watts family thanks the Benevolent Protective Order of Red Men and Frederick Connell for their help and kindness during the illness and death of husband and father Mr John W Watts. A brief service is held this evening at Johns Hall at eight o clock with children and relatives in attendance.
Large sale offers satin yardage from 26e to 1.75 per yard, costuming satin at 1.25, wide silk face satin with wool back, underpriced sheets at 53c, muslin by the piece, and pillowcases two for 25c or 12.14c each. Ready to wear garments priced to clear for new spring stock arriving soon.
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