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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1910
Page
5
Public notice clarifies that all advertisements will appear in the late reader section only. No notices will be published until the under five is paid and the order for bills or advertisements is received by the office.
Under a Post office Department ruling the News calendar is allowed to mail to its subscribers as formerly. Subscribers seeking calendars through the mail face a two cent postage rate and must comply with ordering through the usual channels.
Mr. Harry Tritapee on business in Washington. Miller and family away from East Third Street. Messrs Guy and George Rawls visiting in the city from Hagerstown. C A Burras traveled to Dallas. Dr Henry Raabe retires after holidays. Mrs Jackson and Mrs Clift visit relatives. Several others, including Mr. and Mrs Bader and Mr Cline, are mentioned as returning or visiting during holidays.
A Frederick city lodge session featured addresses by Des End Dixon Worthington and others. Attendees from related lodges included Totomas, He geratown, South Mountain, Good Samaritan, and King David lodges. 110 members reported. A supper of chicken, peas, coffee, cake followed the meeting.
Fragmentary notes from a Teachers' Institute recount discussions led by A Gilbert and others. The readable text mentions Watte, Hatened, and Eraf Georke Smit with references to rates and a planned adjournment, but details are garbled.
A fragmentary report from Baltimore notes a World sale yesterday afternoon with a purchaser named Wilhelm Vflemand and involvement by James Gaye and Javeyer. Auctioneer W. Pattison oversaw the proceedings as bidders eyed the property.
Railway report notes freight engines near 2719 and Tees area drawing attention during a busy period. Mentions include coal catalog 1308 1405 and mentions of locomotives and maintenance work. Observers admire the engine diversity and performance amid the yard activity.
A petition filed against the Hagerstown Reading Company alleges debts totaling 10,600 on notes and 8,000 in plant indictures. Samuel H. Long of Baltimore and Charlen W. Behold of Hagerstown are named, with ownership stakes described as over 100 shares valued at 508 each.
In Middletown Valley a trial concluded yesterday with the court ruling for the defendant on a statute of limitations issue. Attorneys Stoner Weinberg Coblentz Watera Brown for plaintiff and Jacob Rohrbach for defendant argued. The session also covered a separate hearing on damages claimed by John W Youoklna and Cornelia Rudy.
Funeral services for Mrs Glage were held this afternoon at Mount Olivet Cemetery. Reverend Bucy assisted by Rev. B. Z. Bucy conducted the rites. pallbearers included Neen Mr Theodore Stauffer and Nelson Stauffer. Cemetery burial followed at Mount Olivet. G C Carty Funeral Director arranged the ceremony.
Funeral service announced for Mary Jokes with mass at the convent at 6 30 o’clock and a meeting of church members to follow the farewell. Details are unclear due to OCR errors but indicate a church gathering in the morning.
Fragmentary OCR text offers no clear event or names. Readable bits mention Sricklayers Hews and Bangyit with unclear context, lacking dates, places, or organizations to form a factual summary.
Deliberations unfold in the Baltimore assembly with Governor Crothers pressing for reform. Proposals include direct voter nominations, income tax, care for the indigent and insane, highway safety, and corruption controls. Committees form in ongoing conference to shape the new suffrage and tax framework.
The Frederick Diamonds defeated Hagerstown 20 to 2 in a lopsided Tri-State League game at the Auditorium Rink. Lense and Creager led with fast, clean scoring as the crowd of 450 to 800 cheered.
Frederick Maryland bank announces meetings on the second Tuesday and January eleventh 1910 to elect officers and discuss year end matters. The notice references a 4 percent interest rate for deposits and bank facilities for general banking business.
Mr. Frank Gosnell is visiting his brother in New York after a long overseas trip. He has traveled Gibraltar Italy Sicily India Ceylon Africa Spain England France Korea Azores Philippines China Japan Hawaii Porto Rico and Mexico during his service and travels. His term has ended and he will spend about a year traveling the West. He has been in the West with The Bunny Side of Broadway for two years and owns ground tent in a Leyley area valued at 690 dollars with rent and other charges. He holds a first mortgage with the First National Bank of Union Bridge and serves as executor for his brother's estate.
A garbled OCR passage lists county names and individuals such as Fredesible Lavwla Carter Wm H Ashbaugh Haile Abman Reet Barpstoft Woodille and others, mixed with places like Tuscarora and Chetiog, without clear context or events.
Fragmentary local items note a Cantata The Holy Night by John Hyatt Brewer at St Marys with a Sunday performance and a Thursday view event. also mentions Frederick and Thurmont invitations and warnings about electric bills or outages, with references to local businesses and a library.
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