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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1910
Page
5
Fragmentary text mentions events and dates but lacks clear details or names. The readable portions hint at a calendar of happenings but do not provide sufficient entities or a coherent report. No verifiable subjects or outcomes are present.
Public notices urge persons planning public sales to submit names addresses and preferred sale dates to The News to avoid conflicts. No charge for this service. notices published only after order and copy are received, with earliest dates given priority.
The News Calendar for 201 is prepared under Post Office Department ruling. Subscribers may obtain a calendar from the office or by mail with a two cent stamp.
Local residents report moves and visits. Schroeder remains in Philadelphia with family relocating from West South Street to West All Saints Street. Allen Quynn returns from Washington and Baltimore. Irving Landauer visits his sister on East Church Street. Mrs Giant Storr took a trip today. Mrs Twew visits Altoons, Fa. Klots at Dill Avenue. Ruth Warrenfelta of Tagore is mentioned among social contacts.
Historic district meeting confirms appreciation for Cal. L. Tiernan Brien and Dr. Melo A. Baer while praising visiting supervisor Miss Nan Mildren. The group calls for focus on grammar, teacher salaries, reading materials, and legislative influence to strengthen Frederik County schools.
A meeting reviewed appointments to a preee committee and committees on local institutes. Attendees included Abe Sonumlttees and members like Charles Reise berg and H Kefauver. The colored teachers institute was held that week on Bentz street, with visits by President Motter, County Superintendent White, and white teachers. The session was described as helpful and profitable.
Cumberland civic leaders endorse a charter centralizing power with a mayor and four councilmen. The report by the legislative committee recommends a city government split into finance and revenue, streets and property, water and light, and fire and police. Elections would forego party nominations in favor of petitions, with primaries and elections replaced. Chairman Hirsh and Secretary Fuller led the effort and the draft is to be reviewed by the Council before proposing to the Legislature.
In Annapolis the funeral of Col Chak H Thompson, foster-father of Edith May Thompson Woodill, was postponed due to inclement weather. The Annapolis City Council may approve bonding legislation of about $15 000 in the January term. Local court notes and council actions fill the day with scattered mentions of residents and business moves in Hancock and nearby areas.
A chaotic fragment describes pallbearers and funeral details for several individuals. The circuit court session in Job Younkies Tau Cornelius A Younkine concluded with a suit for 180 dollars claiming rent to a landlord in Branaw ck, still in progress after a one oClock recess.
At yesterday's county meeting settlements were made with road supervisors and appointments were announced. Names include Emory A Y, Joshua Ceddaulykte, Elmer W Phétinger, and William H Dolteret among others with duties in Woodville district.
The cast and chorus of The Little Tycoon will rehearse tonight at Manonlo Temple at 7. A solo by Mr. Heneey of Washington is planned for Monday night. The full cast will meet after the rehearsal to discuss the performance and future steps.
Tonight at the YMCA gym the Beavera and Frederick College five meet in the sixth game of the City League. Both teams push hard for a win as standings tighten and every possession matters in a close contest.
Residents along East Thigg Street near Market report gas fumes entering basements and homes due to a frozen street. Several people have fallen ill as the city investigates the leak and its cause amid ongoing cold weather.
Winners announced for the poultry premiums at the Balpiciore show include Frederick exhibitors Samuel H. Rossasiecki Plymouth Rocks Edward H. Sharpe Black Weandorse and Brish Bro Lion for Pyne Pile, with several red Plymouth Rocks entries. Gil captured second prize.
A local legal action resulted in a fine for a defendant named Eva T in a case heard yesterday. The court determined a payment was required, and the outcome reflects a resolved dispute and monetary penalty.
On November 1 1911 the Citizens National Bank of Frederick Maryland announced an increase to four percent annual interest on all deposits subject to contract terms. Depositors need not present books to receive changes and the higher rate applies to new and existing deposits.
Mixed local notices list matinee shows for The Marvel Tonight and Hungary Pathe Pictures, one mile foot race schedules, basketball at a gym, college game ads, and ads for fresh produce and job opportunities. A Friday meeting on officer elections and a call to contact O. G. Phonco for orders appear among the cluttered items.
In Downsville a man overdosed on whiskey and a partner attempted medical help but failed. Death was pronounced due to acute liver failure after delays in treatment. Family members expressed heartbreak over the incident and its consequences.
Reverend and Mrs Molean and professors from the Woman's Institute join Margaret E. of the faculty at He Lanett, Pa, for an evening gathering. The event, hosted by a retirement or farewell club, proceeds at a serene pace with attendees including Frank and others.
Fragmented OCR notes mention prices, food products, locations on South and North Market streets, tender notices, and various services. Entries include references to Sauerkraut, beverages, dentistry mentions, and a Braddock area note. The text is garbled but centers on local commerce, vendors, and public notices.
Fectes-worete Wolter oe Brings, father reads the marriage by Rev George W Leeper yesterday. J Bays Temparanse Association urges attendance this evening at yodeek. Allare earnestly requested to attend.
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