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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1910
Page
5
Public sales planners urged to send names, addresses, and dates to The News for inclusion in the Public Sale Record to avoid date conflicts. No charge for the service. The newspaper notes ads must be ordered with copy ready for bills, or no notice will be published.
The News announces calendars for 1910 are exhausted after unusually high demand at the office and by mail. Back‑order requests are acknowledged but no immediate restock date is given.
Mr. William F. Ecketein returns from a business trip to Cumberland. Mr. Thomas B. Albaugh of Walkerville is in Frederick on business. Wm D. Grove and family move from 225 to 322 West Patrick Street. Dr Norman B. Hagan of Taneytown returns after a few days in the city. Mrs. Susan Cunningham of Martinsburg visits her niece, Fra. Sites Herwig, McMurray Street. J. Fenton Thames of Adamstown in Brooklyn on official business. Charles H. Sireb Jr. returns to West South Street after a Baltimore visit. Miss Aimee Lamar of Martinsburg visits cousin Miss Florence Lamar on East Church Street. Miss Clara Steiner and William R. Sener visit the alumni home on West Third Street. Mrs. Gere W. Culler and Mrs. John His Heeper with Eve rlyne of Middletown Valley visiting James V. Baer family on West Fifth Street. Goes to Baltimore Hospital. Mrs. Gerson Rosenour of B. Rosenour & Sons travels to Baltimore after his arm injury. De LAXATIVE BROMO claims to cure a cold in one day.
Local pastors announce sermons and meetings across churches in the area. Rev John Gardiner Murray will preach at Thurmont St Stephen's P E tomorrow with a post service Bishop meet and song service by Good Shepherd Guild. Sunday school times listed.
A Maryland measure seeks a 600000 loan to build new wards at Spring Grove and Springfield and to acquire a Southern Maryland farm for a colored inmates’ housing project. The plan uses inmate labor for construction and farming, shifts some patients from county to state care, and tightens Lunacy Commission powers under revised sections of Article 59.
Beavers beat Maryland School 22 to 17 in a fast YMCA gym game. Brown led scoring with six baskets, moving Beavers to second place while Maryland School stays last. End of first half Beavers 16 Maryland School 15.
The Independent Hose Co No 1 held its annual officer election with 146 votes, the highest in years, presided by President Jacob Roaenstock. Treasurer Thomas A Chapline reported receipts of 3311.32 and expenditures of 3187.21 leaving 124.11. debt reduced to 2600 from a 3500 balance in September 1908.
The Board of County Commissioners completed the January session. The report from the Board of Chambers and Corrections on Montour Hospital finances for the year ending December 1, 2000 was received and accepted. City authorities were granted permission to lay a five-dach newer pipe from the well for the courthouse, with conjection compliance under the ordinance.
Postmaster A. Hutrinntantia reports a Washington order effective February 15 prohibiting rural letter carriers from collecting loose coins. Patrons must enclose coins in envelopes or place them in a coins receptacle. carriers will not collect loose coins and will require stamps for any mail.
Miss Delilah Whiles of Oklahoma was received into the Order of the Visitation at 8 30 this morning in the convent chapel. Rev. I r W Kane delivered sermon on The Religious, with high mass sung by Rev. Fr Kane and organist Margaret Eisenhauer guiding Misses Lucysenhauer Mollie Risenhauer and Rees Birely. She will be Sister Fonces Mary Jane de Chantal.
The funeral for Roger F. Trimmer, who died in York, Pa., was held this afternoon at one o clock from the home of his uncle, William W. Lease, 332 East Third Street. Rev J W Kirchoe officiated with pallbearers Glenn Lease Clark Miller Homer Miller and Albert McClow. Interment followed at Mount Olivet Cemetery. Thomas P. Rice was funeral director. Boys Meeting at Y M C A Tomorrow Morning introduces five sessions for boys under 18 with free offers. Prof Jos H Apple will speak.
Local shop ads list prices for household goods and foods at Busey Corner Specials including buckets enamelware and toothpicks. Community items announce Wall Paper closeout at Mullisix's Carpet Store, a school hall fundraiser supper at St John’s, and record releases at Surkey’s, Shipley’s, and Polk Miller promotions.
A jumble of prices and items lists weekend bargains from Shipley's including post cards at 250 each, 8 day clocks at $1.05, baking goods and household items, plus sales pitches for lamps, paper, lard, and lathes. Also advertised are The Little Tycoon sale, Blumenster's Cough Syrup, and registration for the Woman's College second semester starting February. Cylinder records, gas heater ads, bowling alleys, and firewood offers round out the notices with prices and contact hints.
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