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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1910
Page
5
Public sale plans are urged for the coming season to list buyers homes addresses and sale dates for recording in the Public Sale Record to avoid day conflicts. No charge for the service, advertising only on publication when orders are received with copy in hand. Orders needed by the close date to ensure bills or ads are printed. failure to order may delay publication.
A jittery transcription details the 1910 News Calendar under Post Office supervision. It references calendar access by office call or mail orders with a 8 percent fee, mentions Captain Jariens A Marshall and the Good Shepherd choir, notes promotions in Frederic corps, and reports on Frederick core work with conversions, meals, and lodging figures. It also lists illnesses and postponed events, including a boxing contest rescheduling and local parish updates.
Police raided a cockfighting event in a city cellar amid large crowds from Philadelphia Frederick and Baltimore. Forty two participants were fined one dollar with costs, host William Foster fined twenty five dollars with costs, and leaders J A Kidwiter and John Cassidy named.
In Baltimore a resident named W. As Roberta of Araby acquires a local store. The report notes a sickening incident and mentions a crate of goods and a prominent local property transfer occurring after March 13.
A two day benefit performance at the City Opera House proceeds for Mason County, featuring Samuel Hoopes and others. The couple hosts a charitable opera event on Wednesday and Thursday, January 26-27, in Frederick.
Mrs Hoopes headlines the concert with soprano voice after years of study at the Peabody Conservatory and abroad Violet takes the lead in The Little Tycoon as the daughter of General Knickerbocker Mr Melville D Hensey plays Alvin Barry a young Wall Street broker in love with Violet with a familiar tenor from past Frederick performances
The first anniversary of Camp 79 P O 8 A was celebrated with visitors from Camp 7. After routine business a social session followed with welcome address by Justice CH Ecketeln and an eloquent main address by Mr H Dorsey Ec hiton. The event included Glee Club performances, refreshments, cigars, and social time, with organizers George PD Nix Dort, Erik L M Storm, and J Maurice Hluideraft.
A public meeting in the Frederick YMCA assembly room advanced baseball club plans for the coming season. President J Harry Grove was authorized to appoint committees to solicit $10 subscriptions. A home talent benefit play was approved. reorganization was postponed. Anniversary exercises of the YMCA scheduled tomorrow in City Opera House featuring Dr Meryl E Gates.
Community invites attenders to a public observance at MGA marking an anniversary of services. The invitation lists cordial reception and neighborhood participation, with hopes of broad community turnout and continued collaboration among local groups.
Local religious notices list sermons and service times across multiple churches. Revivals and Sunday school schedules are detailed for Trinity M E, United Brethren, Evangelical Lutheran, Church of the Brethren, St John, Grace Reformed, and other parishes with morning and evening services, choir offerings, and Holy Communion plans.
A damaged OCR fragment lists officers and names such as WM. G Baker and D. Baker with scattered references to View President and View Preadeas. It notes a 4 percent rate applies to new deposits of the same class and states depositors need not have their bank present to request changes.
A jumble of local notices lists prices for assorted goods including alarm clocks, buckets, soap, washing bottles, tobacco, envelopes, paper, and towels. It also mentions Fire-Lunch Free-Lunch Tonight at Guy Hotel, hot frankfurters with sauerkraut and cider at City Hotel, and Theatre notices for The Little Tycoon benefiting Macoals Temple Association with January 26 and 27 shows.
Local notices advertise special bargains on phonographs and Edison attachments. Prominent in the listings are terms like Indestructible Records and a four minute wig Ambrol record, with repair services and running order guidance.
Readable fragments show prices for beverages like chocolate cream sundaes and cherry flavors, dancing events at a local armory, and notices of upcoming performances and classes. Mentions include McCardell's Soda, State Inspection night, and a listed address with miscellaneous product names and prices.
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