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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 25, 1910

Page

5

Public Sales Bulletin Encourages Early Notices

Public sales planners are urged to send their names addresses and sale dates to The News to be recorded in the Public Sale Record. The paper notes no charge for the service and emphasizes publishing in the Banner and Weekly issues when bill and advertisement copy are ready. Early orders preferred to ensure publication.

Baty Cuanaz Darty Waexxy Lars

Local Notes on Residents and Health Updates

Purely personal items list Mr Charles Behultz in Sykeaville on business. Fret B Nellinger moved his meat depot from 409 to 313 East Patrick Street. Mrs Rachel Weary and Mrs Ella Drew of Washington visit relatives in Yellow Springs. Joseph B Price near the city returned from Washington DC after a brief stay. Roy Zimmerman of Walkersville visits Willa Rodderall North Market. Annie Hull of Washington visits her uncle George E Broadrup North Market. Aimiee Landis has returned from Harrisburg Carlisle Newville Shippensburg PA. Henry S DeGrange and daughter near Adamstown spent yesterday. Jacob L Englebrecht on Monocacy Boulevard. Sickness updates include S E Homer Dill Avenue ill and improving. Shook Dill Avenue quite sick. Ira Moore with Wa H tg on sick list. Joseph Houck Sixth Street quite ill with pneumonia. Master Francis Engle Fourth Street sick with pneumonia. Eva Kreh North Bents Street improved after illness. Mrs Edwin Freed able to be seen for care after sickness. Edward Beery on Market Street convalescing from pneumonia. William A Simmons on North Market Street arch list. Milard Wiles underwent a ration of the city Remckial for pendicks and is improving. If you doubt bargain goods, ask your wife how much she paid.

Charles Behultz Sykeaville Fret B. Nellinger Patrick Street Rarah Weary Ella Drew Washington Yellow Springs Joseph B. Price Washington, D. C Roy Zimmerman Walkersville Willa Roderick North Market Street Annie Hull George E. Broadrup North Market Aimiee Landis Harrisburg Carlisle Newville Shippensburg Henry 5. B. DeGrange Adamstown Pasterday Jacob L. Cngel E. Homer Dill Avenue Dil Ira ¥. Moore H. Tg Eick Joseph Houck Bvxet Poeumon Francis Engle Min Eva Kreh North Bents Street Edwin Freed Ae Pein Sareah Edward Beery Herth Market Street Wiliam A. Simmons East Milard Wiles Eppendicks Fenieg

Four Years Imprisonment for Ring Larceny

Yesterday and today the court disposed of several cases. Edger Hust, colored, convicted of assault and battery. Silvia Milbery, colored, found guilty of ring larceny and sentenced to four years in the penitentiary. Howard Rippon case heard with his family matters and child abuse allegations. several others pleaded guilty or were found not guilty or given brief sentences. The proceedings featured testimonies from S Harp for the defense and varied punishments, including fines and terms in the House of Correction.

Edger Hust Enid S. Harp Silvia Milberty Katie Knode Margerite Gill Apa HH. Dorsey Etchison Howard Rippon Albert Rippion Dialay Rippeon Walkeraville Tim Motter and Henderson Howard Rippeon Edgar Hunt Reno Burp Allen Biers Geo. R. Dennis Travereer Michael Bowers Edward Bower House of Correation Smith Frank Rudy John Hersh Stoner Weinberg Thomas Anderson Dorsey Mercer C. H. Eckstein Wisner Arnold Calum R. Coblentz Coblentz Waters and Brown Traverser Arthur F. Martin Rene Harp Sheridan Cline Cilme Frederick Cline Buckeystown Della Dixon Curtis Dixon Miss Dixon A. J. Gill Dizon Lo’wick

Frederick County Annual Banquet Cited by State Senator

State Senator J P T Mathion of Frederick speaks at the Frederick Colony of Baltimore city’s first annual banquet at the Eutaw House. He defends the assembly from press criticism, noting the usual staff and about 150 other attendants as part of a tradition in advocating good legislation.

Maryland J.P. ‘T. Mathion Frederick Aty Frederick Baltimore Eutaw House Bette

Frederick County Men Form Baltimore Colony Aims

The Frederick County colony in Baltimore City hosts Rear Admiral Schley’s planned visit, with Col. Vernon and Sen. Satalas leading speakers and a large attendance. Officers for 1910 include President Vernon and Treasurer Haller, with many subscribers listed. A minister, Rev. Dr. Owen of Hagerstown, had his auto damaged while driving a Crawford car delivered to him.

Frederick County Baltimore Frederick Baltimore City Wisfield Scott Schley F. W. Roodes John M. Deponas J. Abner Saylor, Jr Folger McKinsty Frederic County Association George W. F. Vernon Arnold B. King W. Owen St. John's Lutheran Church Hagerstown Te Fathers Crawford Owen Robert Knodle Dr. Owen Kent Biller

Telegraph Operator and Railroad Agent Dies at 60

William Mullinix, long time Baltimore and Ohio Railroad agent at Frederick, died at his home on West Third Street aged 60 after years of service as telegraph operator and agent at Mountain Lake Park Oakland and Frederick Junction. Survived by widow and daughter Barbara, two brothers Moses and Alex Mullinix. Funeral Sunday at 3 PM from his home with burial in Mt Olivet. He was a prominent member of Columbia Lodge No 58 A F and A M and long associated with the B & O.

Tte Frederick R. William T. Matlinix Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Weat Third Street Wisease Mullisix Mountain Lake Park Oakland Hoe Frederick Junction Esteama Mulliox Columbia Lodge Sueview Anyl Barbara Mullinik

Diamonds and Wizards Face Off in Frederick Tonight

Washi and Lee University squad arrives from Mt. St. Mary's after a 88 to 34 win. The Diamonds and Vanity team lineups include Boyd Harris Osborne Craig Glaagow Stein Burke Humphries Pratt Ay Derr. Manager Derr hopes for a hard fought victory after Northern trip.

Avagon Nenity Boyd Fannis Burke Craig Clasgow Diamonds Derr Aed Fisher Gill Creager Pas Duvall Derr Diamonde

Mt St Mary's Wins Tight 35 33 Victory

Mt St Marys defeated Washington and Lee 35 to 33 in a hard fought basketball game. Malloy starred for Mt St Marys while Body and Glasgow excelled for Washington and Lee. Sheridan named captain for next season after the victory.

Mt. St. Mary's Mount

Grace Reformed Church Services and Mission Day

Grace Reformed church to hold evening service at 7 30 and sermon by Rev Alvill Conner of Adamatown. Foreign Missionary Day observed with special service next Sunday at 2 15 pm conducted by Rev Ad Herman, pastor at Pleasant Hill.

Grace Reformed Church Alvill Conner Adamatown Pleasant Hill Ad Herman

Signs With Orioles Lefty Russell Signs With Orioles

Lefty Russell a clever Baltimore southpaw gains notice as he joins the Orioles flock after contract talks delay his signing. An Annapolis dispatch notes a bill to regulate poultry buying in Frederick County with fines up to $50. A divorce bill is introduced per commission recommendations.

Orioles Lefty Russell Baltimore Wawshoe Bocesné Eratown Beek Oriole Lefty Annapolis Cays Ausherman Frederick County Fu Fa Thas Sunist Auabeenen Hines Walform

Bank Interest Cut to Four Percent on Deposits

On November the lat 1909 this Bank reduced its interest rate to four percent on all fixed interest bearing deposits. The institution advertises first class facilities for general banking and deposit services while deposits remain subject to contract terms.

Perapoum Cald Deposita

City League Basketball Game Draws Large Crowd Tonight

In the City Basketball League a game at the Y M C A. features the Maryland Barkers with Speedy Contente expected to play. The match, highly anticipated, is set to draw a large crowd and create strong interest.

M.C. A Josse Maryland Barkers

Local events and notices from Frederick area 1910

A scattered page lists stockholders meeting for Colt-Dixon Packing Co in Frederick Maryland on March 7 1910 at noon. It mentions theater showings at Family Theatre and Bell Sisters dancing acts plus various ads for meals, chocolates, and entertainment venues with brief prices and times.

Colt-Dixon Packlog Co Frederick City WW. O. McQurcheon Secret

Milk Route Rumor From Frederick Town Distorts Facts

Fragmentary notes claim a man named David plans a milk route to a place called White Crows Milkes near iadieoug. The garbled text mentions gallons and an advertisement in The News but lacks clear details or dates.

David Frederick Ton Iadieoug

Local Ad Snippet With Prices From 1920 Market

A fragmentary 1920 local advertisement lists kitchen cabinets pants and groceries. It mentions Braddock Heights Casino, Bowling, and Potomac Herring with prices and a two story brick modern dwelling for sale with attic heating.

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