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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1910
Page
5
Those planning a public sale for the coming season are advised to send names, addresses, and sale dates to Tun News to be entered in the Public Bale Record. The service is free but notices require timely orders for bills or ads.
Washington County High School students face a $3 per term or $12 yearly tuition fee charged by the schools alumni association. A committee including former State's Attorney Thomas A. Poffenberger, Miss Alice Edmonde, and Miss Eden McCardell investigates the legality of the fee, claiming funds were needed during past shortages. The panel will report soon.
Frederick College defeated Shepherd College 23 to 22 at Shepherdstown in a tight men's basketball game. Derr Perks and Hines led Frederick with seven and four points respectively, while Shepherd improved late but fell just short as a rematch was planned at the YMCA.
A two week revival at the U B church in Thurmont conducted by Rev. C M Sparrow drew crowds nightly with people arriving early for seats. Eighty individuals have professed conversion and several remain at the altar as meetings continue.
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Victim identifies three Maryland Cement Plant workers from Security as alleged accomplices in the February 14 elevator assault on engineer John G. Welbert. The suspects William Major Ashley Price and an ex Virginia resident deny guilt and seek alibi witnesses. Hearing ongoing in Frederick with State's Attorney Armatrong and Justice Hartle.
A group including Cisude and Oatar Reightwell Emory Biddinger and Charles Schroyer fought on the South Market Street bridge yesterday afternoon. Constable Dubet arrested them and they appeared before Justice C H Ecketein. The evidence said Oscar Brightwell started the fight with Schroyer. They were ejected from a saloon and later fought on the bridge. Justice Eckstein fined the Brightwells and Biddinger five dollars each. Schroyer’s charge was dismissed. Claude Brightwell Biddinger arranged to pay fines. Brightwell went to jail in default. Also charged: Sheridan Choe indicted for a man and arrested. Cline charged with arson and non support. Dalay Howard Rippeon indicted for assault and battery and brought to city jail in default. Jesse Weller arrested for selling liquor to minors with $200 bond.
The Elberta Fruit Farms incorporation plans large scale fruit production in Hancock district Washington county after purchasing four big farms. Alfred W. Sink is president with George A. Harrison as vice president Orlando Harrison as treasurer and George H. Brooks as secretary Frisby Smith named manager and Brooks as assistant manager. The firm will run canneries deal in lumber and land and operate tramways.
In a brisk YMCA gymnasium matchup the Diamond Juniors triumphed over the Young Barkers 16 to 8. Shingi Ie, rowing, and ball handling led to a dozen scoring plays while Baker, Nass, Kreh, Derr, Cole, and Miller were noted among the lineup.
A horse hitched to Mr Wm C Radar Rader's wagon at Norish Market morning drove off on Monocacy Boulevard then turned onto Falls Church Street. James Brust captured the animal at Market Street corner. No damage reported.
An easement of Whitepee real estate transfers to heirs of Flamer in a future acquisition near the berm. The property lies west of Ponte in the city area and includes improvements noted in the record.
Local columns report a flood of social visits and health notes. Names include Dr Ay Athie Radcliff, Albert Gilden, C B Mobberty, J McDonald Bass, Raymond E Tom, C C Aushergan, Netteon G Jones, and many others visiting kin or staying at homes in Annapolis, Washington, York, and Baltimore. Several residents are listed as ill or recovering, with updates on hospital stays and convalescence.
Hymeneal events announce the marriage of Harry Elmer Dinterman to Katie Blanche Dutrow at Walkersville U B parsonage with Willihide as beat man and Beulah Rhoderick as bridesmaid. The couple plan a Washington wedding trip and reside in Walkerville after.
Mr Clyde Burgee entertained friends and schoolmates at his country home Park Hall on the birthday anniversary. Games and music filled the evening followed by a repast and a night of relaxation as guests shared well wishes and greetings for Clyde’s special day.
A circuit court bill by Ramuel H Hoeenstock George P Guerin and Charles T K Young seeks Laura Zimmerman Clinton Zimmerman to show cause why they failed to honor a contract appointing Guerin and Young as sole agents for land west of West Second Street Frederick. Plaintiffs claim they laid out and advertised parcels, spent over 350 dollars, and when Pier purchasers offered 1125 for lots 24 and 25, defendants refused deed. They request a decree enforcing performance and a debt free title.
On November the It 1908 this Bank increased its interest rate to four percent per annum on all special interest bearing deposits and deposits to remain held. No book presentation is required to change rates and the 4% rate applies to new deposits of the same class. The bank offers first-class facilities for central banking business.
A carnival tonight offers prizes totaling 10 in gold at the Diamond Rimk. The basketball team traveled to Chiang today for a game this week. A hunting report notes 21 raccoons and 57 other game captured. A hospital notice mentions a patient operated on by Dr. James A. Jones. A boxing match is set at the Y M C A gym this afternoon. University Extension presents Turkey the Sultan and his People with Edgar J Banka PhD delivering the talk at Woman's College Hall with a map tour of the Ottoman realm and key landmarks. Next lecture, Persia the Land of the Shek, is planned for Monday February 38.
The funeral for the late Peter W. Shafer was held yesterday at his Middletown home with services led by Rev. Dr. George A. Soyder and Rev. Dr. J. S. Kieffer. Mourners included former pupils and neighbors. Burial followed at the Middletown cemetery with brief remarks by Rev. B. R. Owmsahan.
Report from West Street Court shows Anderton nosis given a trial. A 140 pound pressure applied through six links of hose, nozzle held on the ground with one foot during the test.
Fragmentary text suggests plans to boost activity in the chocolate business linked to W. H. Baker with references to Winchester and a retail or advertising push. Details are incomplete in the surviving lines.
Fragmentary OCR note mentions Eye and rationing on Market Street with unclear details. No full names or dates are discernible to identify a complete event or official action.
Baltimore’s Harry Fanwell, a known ball player who last season pitched for Frederick and Hagerstown, has signed with Youngstown of the Ohio and Pennsylvania League, promising a professional season. Dr. Rice Sick noted as a sponsor. Frederick District officials emphasize duties for the Nassonette Atmati Ed program.
A fragmented local page lists film titles by P Pathe and Biograph plus notices for a rink event at Diamond Rink on Tuesday February 22. It mentions a full band, attractions from Frederick and Thurmont, and a weather favorable outlook with a dust exterminator and varied listings at the Lake View Attraction.
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