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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1910
Page
5
Fragmented OCR text references American History themes with mentions of figures under Washington and a possible editor titled Astrea Sarr. The readable phrases show garbled names and partial book or article cues, reflecting incomplete source content.
Advertisers planning public sales for the upcoming season are urged to send their names addresses and sale dates to The News for inclusion in the Public Sale Record. This prevents conflicts on sale days and requires no charge. Notices publish only after orders and copy are received for the bills or ads.
News calendar prepared under Post Office Department rules cannot be mailed to subscribers. Patrons may pick up at the office or request by mail with a two cent stamp and accompanying fee.
Ex sheriff Charles T K Young in Baltimore on business. Mrs James Perry of North Market Street visiting relatives in Baltimore. Mr and Mrs A R Veakte of Washington area Frederick traveling by bus. Clyde Boyer of Baltimore visiting friends here. Hickman at East Fourth Street visiting parental home near Baltimore. James Histokes of Norfolk visiting. Mrs J H Leib of Mt Pleasant visiting. Mrs Pious East Fourth Street has returned. Mr and Mrs Goria South Market Street left for New York for several weeks. Misscine on nil but meet Wayesthore to Florids. Mr and Mrs Im and Nett leaving for New York. Wick Hote in Gamer stare. News.
The article reports directors elected and the bank board to meet and organize the next afternoon. It lists sick residents in the city and notes the Mount Carmel Methodist Protestant church Sunday School reorganized with officers including Superintendent Chi W Zimmerman and secretary treasurer P J Carpenter. The school had 23 members last year and aims for steady attendance and open year-round operation.
Willard Spencer presents The Little Tycoon a Japanese contepera at the City Opera House to be produced by Joea talent for a Frederick benefit. The show features a beautiful love story with well trained voices and a talented cast. Special railroad trains will be arranged to bring county residents to attend both performances.
The text notes a W C T U gathering and mentions a ser viewpoint on a bad man, with an event planned for February 28. It also references a minister and a focus on youth, inviting locals to attend the meeting.
A fragmentary report from Annapolis cites a librarian accused under state code of misusing library funds for stationery and related items. The case references section 6, article 55, and notes staff must repay any misappropriated money, with authorities stating the librarian has no choice but to comply with ensuing procedures.
The supervisors of Aedaboro district appointed Wim A Woodward as custodian of the courthouse and park for the next term of two years. He has served as janitor at the courthouse for six years and is praised for his courteous manner and efficient service.
The funeral of Mrs Anta Nelson wife of Robert Nelson of Ridgeville was held Tuesday at 2 PM at Ridgeville M P Church. A large attendance of friends and relatives filled the church and cemetery with floral tributes. Rev Dr David May of Baltimore officiated with pallbearers including Charles Runkles Al McKaworth Gus Frans and others. Interment followed at Pine Grove cemetery Mt Atry. T Lewin and Son directed arrangements.
Charles T K Young sold 80 acres of George W Webster’s farm along the F and M R R to Henry A Linger Jr who will move to the property and develop it into a country home. He also sold Frank Moore a two story brick dwelling and lot on East South Street and Dr S P Appletpan a one story brick dwelling and lot on West Fifth Street to Ida C Creager.
Fragmentary text describes a charity effort in Bath with calls for money to support relief work. Mentions frigid conditions and volunteers seeking aid to assist those in need.
Fragmentary probate note details the will of William H. Smith directing proceeds to his wife and several named heirs. The text lists beneficiaries including Jobah H. Cheres, Ber Eten, Sanith Annabel Rae, George A., Barker V8 Smith, Elmer Vehare, and Bowen Walur with Elmer Smith as executor.
A large fire at Mt Morris destroyed a home during a social event with many guests escaping amid chaos. Reports note a dramatic scene as attendees endure smoke and confusion while authorities investigate the cause.
The report notes a Maqwertic survey of the magnetic field with 1910 plans in New York. Dr Haver describes a key result showing systematic errors in navigation charts, affecting Atlantic voyages and course corrections toward the Newfound land coast.
Mr and Mrs Martin L Hodge hosted relatives and friends on Center Street with music and dining. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Robert Hodge Mr and Mrs Chas E Mobberly Miss Fannin Mobbery and several Gleesner Dietrich Phleeger Blumenauer and Dietrich families. An Oyster Supper followed at the Esst Third Street home hosted by Mr and Mrs Keefer and Mr and Mrs Calvin Zellers.
The Sei Reformed Sunday School held elections Sunday naming officers including Superintendent A Cardell and Treasurer Lewis A Desee. Librarian Keefer and other posts were filled with Chay W Lough and Rondebrertass as part of the listed slate.
Wayneboro and Diamonds meet in a big league basketball game at the Diamond Rink tonight. Wayneboro, listed as the top team, challenges Diamonds led by Cowen and McGuire with Fortney and Duvall among the lineup.
Boba and Faneio, Lo Stoner, of Joboeville, wed Sunday by Elder Georgs Sewell-Redmond. Will Jewell and Blanché Redmond married same day by Rev. Dr. E. Bashbeeh. Rev Dr. Chart will hold a Lutheran service next Sunday at 3 pm in Braddock.
On November 1 1900 the bank announced a four percent rate on deposits and a change requiring no book presentation for changes. The notice lists officers and directors and emphasizes the bank offers first class facilities for general banking business with prompt service.
Local advertisement reveals January prices on fur coats and hats, sable fur pieces, and all wool fabrics with marked reductions. Items include coats, goat pelts, and fancy textiles, with special mentions of satin damask towels and Turkish towels.
The forty sixth annual Cole's Cavalry Maryland Volunteers reunion was held in Baltimore with J. G. Maynard of Washington presiding at the banquet. Col. George W. Vernon, president, led toast to the deceased and to three honored comrades. Dozens of survivors from locations including Hagerstown and Martinsburg attended the gathering, sharing memories of Civil War service and annual Midnight Battle anniversaries.
Readable fragments advertise piano sales and tuning services with quotes and contact hints. Mentions 2 tuners, adult lessons, dancing classes, private instruction, and various local venues in Frederick Maryland with scattered dates and prices.
Fragmentary text notes an installation of an officer by Regent Harry C at an event in 1196, with tents and officials mentioned. The readable details are sparse. the exact date and names beyond Harry C are unclear.
Local note for Marval tonight highlights a Vitagraph release titled To Save Her Soul. The listing mentions Attie Blo and God Maken the Mace Bause in the film’s cast or stage credits.
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