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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1910
Page
5
Those planning public sales must send their names addresses and sale date to Tam News for inclusion in the Public Sale Record to avoid date conflicts. The service is free and listings appear in the Baum Rearer and Damy and Werr r issues once orders and copy are received.
Mr. Bradley T. Nicodemus returns from a business trip to Pennsylvania. Geo Perry, Roger Gaver and Hary Phebus visited friends in Hagerstown yesterday. Rev G W Millar of Wrightsville Pa spent ten days with Mr and Mrs Charles H Heffner in West South Street. Mr Fred P Small spent Sunday in Phppensburg Pa visiting Miss Aimee and grandparents Mr and Mrs Reuben Shearer.
Miss Hettie M. R. Shipley died Saturday afternoon at the home of her uncle Mr. John Riggs near Iamaville. The funeral was held today at 11 o'clock with services at the house and interment in Mt. Olivet cemetery. C. C. Carty was the funeral director.
The funeral for Lucan Speaks, a colored individual, occurred Saturday at 7 o clock. Services were conducted at the deceased’s home 105 Bents Street by Reverends Harris and Valentine, with pallbearers George M. Sewell William Wie Martin Bambridge and Henry Wood. Interment followed at Green Mount Cemetery. Thomas P. Rice served as funeral director.
Diamonds beat Chambersburg Tri-State League side on Saturday night at Abe Diamond rink by 45 points. Lineup includes Derr Chambersburg Foreman Fisher Captain Houpt Gill Croft Lease Faygon Predrene Dart Gill Fi Byanne Croft Foupt Croft times noted. Piles cured in two weeks.
The column lists sermons and services from multiple churches including Mountaindale Trinity M. E. church Evangelical Reformed Presbyterian Evangelical Lutheran All Saints Episcopal St John Catholic First Baptist United Brethren and local minister meetings in Frederick City. It covers sermon topics scripture references Sunday school times Epworth League Rites Lenten services and a large revival meeting led by Rev Paul Packard at the City Opera House with attendance by the United Brethren and Patriotic Order Sons of America members.
Mr Miller born February 20, 1818, yesterday marked his 92nd year. Despite age he remains vigorous and engaged, living on his east Frederick farm. He serves as director of the Farmers and Mechanics National Bank and the Mutual Insurance Co. of Frederick County, attending meetings and offering seasoned guidance.
The text notes several residents in the city around Westpatrick and East All Baints streets as ill or improving. Samuel Abrecht and Mrs. John Storr are described as sick with slight improvements for Storr. Millard Wiles is under treatment at City Hospital while Mrs. Othetla Rice shows bed confinement but improving. Albert W. Burkhart of Yellow Springs is paralyzed and in critical condition.
The Frederick College five left for Shepherdstown West Virginia to face a strong Shepherd College quintet tonight. They aim to return with a victory and travel back tomorrow.
Carrie Clem eldest daughter of Mr C M Clem of Ohio and Leathe Bobbette of Bridgeport Illinois were married February 10. The bride moved to Walkeroville this county nineteen years ago.
Harvey and Harry Conners were arrested after allegedly stabbing George Trout at Park Mills following a dispute. Trout suffered deep knife wounds but is recovering. the brothers were charged with assault and jailed in default of $500 bail each after being brought before Justice J. L. Leather.
Frederick Corps of the American Salvation Army held a semi religious patriotic meeting for Washington's Birthday. Adjutant and Cadet George Loveday led a service at the M E Church in Yellow Springs with a message and a solo. Next Sunday Adjutant Marshall and Lieut Storm will speak, with Cadets Loveday and Towny scheduled for Thursday services.
On November first 1909 the bank raise d the interest rate to four percent per year on all special interest bearing deposits while other deposits remain under existing contracts. Depositors need not present passbooks to have changes made and new deposits of the same class will earn the same four percent rate. The bank advertises first class facilities for general banking business.
Adjutant General Warfield receives recommendations from railroad companies on a next US Army encampment location. Potential sites include Mountain Lake Park on the Baltimore and Ohio line, Singerly near Baltimore and Pennsylvania Railroads, Westminster, and Gettysburg accessible via the Western Maryland and Philadelphia and Reading routes.
Middletown resident John Wise was charged with drunkenness and reckless driving after a Saturday incident on East Patrick Street near Market Street. Wise and passenger Charles Miller allegedly drove a bogey onto bank pavement, narrowly missing bystanders and jewelry from a corner shop. Officer Brengle took the duo to headquarters and Justice Alfred Itter ordered Wise held until sober with a fine imposed.
The Mock Trial under the YMCA will recreate a court scene at City Opera House on Tuesday evening March 1. Hon. M. G. Urner will preside with Elizabeth McDaniel as plaintiff Charles Price as defendant Col Newton prosecuting and a noted attorney to defend.
Two men named Jobp Simms and J hb Ogle, both described as colored, were jailed after a late night arrest following a burglary around two miles from Mount aeepyee nog. Sheriff Grimes and Deputy Sheriff Bat escorted them to the city jail.
Regular meeting of Frederick Nest No 146 set for Tuesday February 22 at 8 PM with important business. Lake View Attraction hosts Masque Carnival Tuesday night February 22 full hand of Maulo casino open, trains from Frederick and Thurmont favorable weather, knight rank conferred Monday night. Dust Exterminator sanitary disinfectant ad and defective merchandise refund policy noted.
The Jefferson Literary and Debating Society hosted a Wallington and Lincoln celebration on Friday February 18 in the Junior O U A Hall at Jefferson. The program included songs remarks recitations and an address Washington and Lincoln by H D Peri Frederic Star Eagle Banner. The Mozart Club of Jefferson organized the event.
Attendees gathered for the Alumoi Association reunion at Maryland Agricultural College Saturday night in Baltimore. Following the meet, Prof. H Kotaq Laaiog addressed the group in the city venue.
Waabli Camp No. 12 Patriotic Order of America urges Frederick County commissioners to approve a project to curb unfit dwellings and protect public health. The memorial stresses safeguarding children and future citizenship through sanitary measures and community welfare. It is signed by Wm E. Murray and J B Jos Zimmerman Recording Secretary.
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