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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1910
Page
5
Tre News announces its annual calendar cannot be mailed to subscribers under a Postoffice Department ruling. Readers may obtain calendars at the office or by mail upon request with a two cent stamp.
PURELY PERSONAL Mr Maurie Troxell has left for an extended trip South. Several residents, including Migs Rone Beckley Fouts Market, Guy Ridgely of Hogstateway, and Miss Grace Worman, visit relatives in Baltimore, Havre de Grace, and New York. Many locals return from visits to Washington Baltimore Winchester and nearby towns.
A historical notice reports a vote tally and committee motions within a society. Key figures include Harry B. Ack, Thelen, Maulsby, Unier, Rodock, Kefauver, and others. Election results show board seats with various vote counts and a new board member, Mrs. H S Grove, succeeding the old slate.
A large Freemasonry meeting of Freemonia Council No 46 was held Friday night. Officers were elected including Councillor GC ttles vr. Kiting as vice-council, Thomas E. Dunnterm as recording secretary, Charles A. Landla as assistant recording secretary, John F. Olaud as treasurer, John Jove as inside protector, Tet N. Wiles outside protector, and Richard C. Mobariv3 as trustees along with Chas A. Laddie, Chae F.Kints and John F. Oland as representatives to the State Council. A social with violin performances by John H. Grove and Chas T. Kline followed, with addresses by C. H. Eckstein, John H. Grove and H. Dormay Etchinon. Cakes and refreshments were served as the old year ended and the New Year began with the band performing Adeate Fidelis.
A small blaze broke out Saturday night at the farm residence of J. Wm near the city opposite Athletic Park. Neighbors assisted as the fire damaged the dining room carpet and spread briefly but was quickly checked. origin remains unknown and authorities were unable to determine a cause.
Fragmentary OCR text references United Daughters of the Confederacy Tee Chapter and events around Abe Lincoln birthday with mentions of Lee and November dates. Details are unclear but point to a historical society or chapter gathering and commemorations.
A historical society item appears, mentioning community events and records. It references local figures or groups and notes ongoing preservation efforts, with emphasis on archival projects and public engagement.
A formal engagement and New Year’s Eve reception marked the announcement of Miss Mary Young to Ward G. Haffner of Hanover. The ceremony and reception featured numerous attendees from Hanover, Pittsburgh, and surrounding areas, with many attending the engagement party and related social events.
Funeral services for John W Arnold were held at Pleasant Hill church in Monrovia on the 28th at 2 PM, led by Bishop Samuel Uts. Eider SK Uts conducted the rites, with several fair elections rendered by a mixed choir and floral tributes. Pallbearers included Thomas M Watts, Fak Porney, Windsor Williams, J Whaker, Vernon Shere Setar Marvin, and W E Falconer. Interment followed in Pleasant Hill cemetery in a heavy metal casket covered with black cloth. Falconer arranged the funeral, with support from Mount See C F Cline as rector assistant. The report also notes the funeral of Charles Hat- Harker, held Saturday at 10 AM, conducted by Rev Hi Lamar and Bae EL McLean, with pallbearers Edward K A Po ser, William Vinach, Allen Moberl, Walter, and William G Rhodes.
A local election produced a dramatic result with four tickets contending. Dr J McPherson Beatt won the presidency defeating B Aboer Bet or president by a narrow voter margin of 275, amid a lively campaign.
A brief item records Mrs W Swarts of East Fourth Street and Mr Guy Font of South Market Street recovering from typhoid fever. Font has shown marked improvement while Swarts is noted as quite slick in recovery terms.
A Baltimore medical case recounts Dr. Stauffer and Dr. Flaney performing two operations on a male patient in December to treat a serious illness with blood transfusion. Despite using blood from a healthy donor, the patient did not recover, and the doctors faced ongoing complications and travel back to Baltimore. The narrative covers doctors’ backgrounds and the aftermath for the patient and family.
The Frederick Corps of the American Salvation Army hosted a Sunday evening service led by Capt. Maoist. The event referenced the Rock on Sunday theme and noted gatherings for those unable to attend. An upcoming festival and a conversion anniversary for Lieut. Storm were mentioned as planned activities. Capt. Harry Jouca was noted for delivering a talk on the “Shuas and Bums of Philadelphia” on Sunday January 4.
The New Year’s reception at the M O A on Balgsey drew a large crowd from 2:30 in the afternoon to 10 p m. The Braddock Eseta Orchestra provided music in the afternoon and evening. Refreshments were served and soup and other foods were distributed free to the city’s poor.
At a meeting of the stockholders of Rick and Suj the Land Supply Company the following directors were elected C E Schildknecht Grayson H Staley Gao Wm Smith Harman L Gaver D Edward Kefauver Schildknecht president H L Gaver vice president Grayson Hl Staley secretary and Oscar B Coblenty treasurer.
J Vi Sammera and Foster F ae Lennon Samara Prey sold the stock good will and business of the Markey Shoe Store. Jona Markey and Robert A Bennett have bought the business and will operate under the Arm name Markey's in the future.
Fragmentary OCR text hints at scattered city details including residents and names. The readable bits are incomplete and do not establish a clear event or outcome to summarize further.
Notice from Citizens National Bank of Frederick Maryland dated December 7 1909 announcing a 4 percent interest rate on deposits and a new election of directors on the second Tuesday in January 1910. It states no passbook need for changes and promises first class facilities for general banking business.
A local Kindergarten School reopened today after a holiday closure. The article notes plans for public notices and the community’s effort to publish news for the upcoming New Year. It mentions a Friday incident on Monocacy where Mr Guy Andrews broke through a wall, with reference to a photo caption.
The Indieidads won the high pin fall prize at the YMCA bowling alley in December. Edwinsd Elchelorger led with three games of 110 128 and 128 in the event, totaling a strong score.
Fragmented OCR text mentions The Marvel Tonight and Hietor the ae Child comedy, a reference to Pedos eave agi ile a ons and Comets and sad Tragedes, alongside an obituary note for B. Hooper who died January 1900. Also referenced are basketball notes for Basket Ball at Hagewown, grocery store sale notice, and various local events and theater listings amid jumbled phrases.
The fragment describes a January 1910 housekeepings sale featuring reduced prices on curtains corsets hand bags shopping bags and a range of linens bed coverings and dress goods. It urges early buyers to visit for bargains and notes discounted fabrics and remnants across textiles and table linens.
A fragmentary local notice notes a January 3 basketball event at Diamond Rink involving Washington and Lee University admin, with references to Frederick, shops, and moving of offices to No 7 Bouet Street. It also mentions a jewelry store and various names, but details are unclear due to garbled OCR.
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