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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1910
Page
5
Those intending to make public sales next season should send their names and sale dates to The News at once so records can be kept and avoid conflicting sales. No charge for this service. notices published only after order and copy are ready.
The calendar for Tae News at 1010 is prepared but the postal department restricts mailouts. Subscribers may obtain a calendar at the office or by mail with two 2 stamps, as available through the subscription process.
Purely personal items list Walter Row visiting Washington and sutured cases with friends in the capital. Wm Greager and Prof Burges retirements noted. Frank Javies holidays in Philadelphia. George A Peatte returns home in Mus. August Roelkey and family move to Central National Bank building. Miss Helen Shipley and Helen team return from Bogerstown. State's Attorney A D Willard family visiting Reading. Mrs Lavi Neutileg sick and returned. Mr and Mrs Geo Eader of Sherman visiting East Church Street. Mr D J Rives to city with Watts family from Washington D C. Advertising seen as good in city papers.
The annual meeting produced officer elections led by President Robert Bennett and Treasurer William Storm. New officers include Vice Presidents Glenn Worthington and John Praziers, Secretary Bo Heck, and Treasurer Storm. The treasurer’s report showed 2918.14 receipts for the year. several committees and staff changes noted with plans for a benefit performance by the Little Tycoon to aid the Masonic Temple.
The body of William H. McKay, 69, was found burned on the back porch near Sliver Spring in Montgomery County. Neighbors say his wife, Martha McKay, was murdered in bed, her body slashed with a cleaver. McKay had prior attacks on his mother-in-law and was imprisoned for man slaughter, released two months before his death. the couple had recently reconciled and were living together again.
Mr Emory C Crum qualified as county surveyor yesterday and assumed charge of the office. He moved from his office on West Patrick to the County Surveyor's office at the courthouse. McRufus A Roget retires after holding the office since 1901. Roget had been head surveyor for many years and now passes the duties to Crum.
A disorderly scene led to a hearing before Justice Ailes on Friday. Evidence showed several Black defendants, including Little Beater and Nolly, involved in a "general tilt up" near Five and a Half streets. They were fined and ordered to pay costs. some paid, others to arrange payment. Wagner’s transfer to the insane hospital is noted as a controversy with the District Attorney alleging a court violation by Dr Wagner returning to Columbia.Weather notes from Mr Gammel and Nusbaum indicate a wet pattern for the period with a 70 degree high and April showers anticipated.
A report describes alleged deceit by a man using multiple aliases to gain teachers’ trust and solicit funds. A letter from a firm denies existence of the unit and calls the suspect a fraud, offering a $100 reward for arrest. Police and county officials warn teachers to be vigilant.
In a Brunswick court session the case of Sophia Bishop versus Atte Bishop Stoner and Weinberg opened with a drawn jury, a compromise proposal, and a non pros, before adjourning. Earlier, Robert Cornwall vs Harry Fonk faced a $2000 damages suit from an injury while moving a house on May 15, 1907. Cornwall, employed by the contractor, alleged negligence for faulty windlass and improper apparatus, seeking permanent injuries. evidence concluded and prayers offered before a noon recess.
Members of the M Bunday School of Doubs held a cantata titled Mr Richman's Christmas on New Year's Eve drawing a large crowd. Guests included Mc Richman Edwards Min Malony Edwards Mammy Eetyon Hitsabe Carey Pairek De and others. Reporters Walter V Edwards noted the sick list with Mrs Lewis Tomila and West South attending. John C Motter improving after Johns Hopkins treatment. M T Derr recovering to move with crutches. Advertise in The News.
Frederick Md December 7 1909 At their Banking House the second Tuesday and the eleventh day of January 1910 between ten and two o clock will be held for electing Directors for the Citizens National Bank of Frederick Md for the ensuing year We Zimmerman cashier NOTICE On November the seventh 1909 the Bank increased its rate to four percent per annum on all deposits subject to the contract terms No need to present passbook for changes and the four percent rate applies to new deposits of the same class The bank offers first class facilities for the banking of your general business
The installation of officers for the ensuing term of Frederick City Lodge No 100, I O F, will take place tomorrow evening under the Past Grand King David Lodge No 50. Invitations have been sent to every Odd Fellow in the city. An entertainment of rare pleasure is planned. Mr H Dorsey Etchison traveled to Washington to invite Senator Clay of Georgia and Congressman Toan Ehrell of Port to attend and speak. if they cannot come, Congressman Candler of Mississippi will be urged to attend. Refreshments will close the evening, promising one of the greatest fraternal events in Frederick in years.
Fragile OCR reads show a shop offering remnants and corsets at reduced prices, with leather bags labeled Anthony Bags and other discounted items. Names like Shendrickbon Neidig and Miller appear as misread listings among ad lines.
Fragmented local item outlines Lodge No. 90 K of P at Poaseln tied to New Year enrollment for women and varied classes in music cooking sewing and economy. Mentions January 17910 move to Tayovine South Biliot aircet and floor space at Jamies Doll jewelry store. Adds various local ads for Frederick businesses and services.
A local note of gratitude from a Gatewood editor reflects on the recent election for treasurer of the Jr. ae E. Co. and predicts increased attention to offers this year. The entry lists event times at Braddock Heights Casino with screenings and prices, mentions football and dancing plans, and urges timely payment to save discounts while noting upcoming performances and schedule details.
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