No News on Monday Holiday Closure
The Fourth of July is observed as a holiday with no issue released Monday. The paper’s business office will also be closed.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1910
Page
5
The Fourth of July is observed as a holiday with no issue released Monday. The paper’s business office will also be closed.
Purely personal notices list residents and visitors in York and nearby towns. Names include Bert Rhodes, S S Patterson, Teruo Relfsnider, Allen R. Lampe, Wm H Lakin, John W. Lynn, Carroll Hendrickson, Naval Gring, Hazeld Oland, Frances Oland, B W Wilson, William W. Doub, Alice Thompson, Mrs. Charles Sifford, Robert F. Thomas, William J B Etebluon, Katherine Reynolds Crater, George L. Cramer, John D. Hendrickson, Bon Air Cottage at Braddock Heights, Misses Quynn Rodock, Frank Staley, Murray Stauffer, Mary McGran, William A. Ehlers, Rev. Dr. Dixon, Rev. Ulysses G Rupp, and families.
Brief notes report a new porch added to the residence of Mr Charles Robertson on West Second street. The Rev A Luther Nichols home on Monocacy Boulevard has been repainted by Meanra Gilbert and Nowe.
Readied by Frederick Driving Club for a big program at the fair grounds on Monday. Band parade begins near Frederick City Hospital at 11 and proceeds to Market Street, then to Patrick Street and into the grounds. Races start at 12 30 with horse, mule and motorcycle events, plus special matches and a pig race. prizes include harness sets, blankets and a gold medal. Children under twelve admitted free.
The State Teachers' Association ends its session at Owern City and elects officers. A resignation at St Takes Protestant Eylecopal Church is noted. Local hospital and sick lists mention several residents with illnesses and recoveries. A romance linked to Miss Margery Barber’s marriage to Lieutenant Frederick Mann unfolds with distant Philippine island travel.
Levy Lewis and Edward Lewis have finalized a divorce in this county. Through attorney Samuel A. Lewis, Levy Lewis is granted a divorce a vinculo matrimony and the right to resume her maiden name Levy Smith. The filing indicates the court and proceedings completed locally.
Obituary notices report the death of Mrs Adolph Kourleumats Rogelachutx of Marlin aged 78, with services to be held this afternoon at 3 p.m. at her home. Additional notices for Eliza A Boteler and Roscoe C White, both residents of Maryland and local area, announce deaths and funeral arrangements. Henry M Noms dies aged 78 with services locally noted.
Tanniacd Wire suffered a fractured shoulder blade while at work on the Central National Bank project. A heavy lead domino or beam fell from the top of the building and struck the worker, with G. Bourne summoned to attend to the injuries.
At Mountain View the following arrivals at the home of Mr and Mrs C 2 Picking include Captain and Mrs A Bragonier Mrs P M Magruder and daughter of Baltimore Mrs Brokaw of Detroit Michigan Mrs Walllan Retoi and Son Edmond of New York Mrs Ella Washington Mrs Clarke Kleffer and daughter Elizabeth of Frederick.
About one hundred experienced weavers at Crawford Woolen Mills Martinsburg West Virginia walked out after management refused a small wage increase. The strike halted operations at one of the citys largest industries and suspended production temporarily.
The circuit court concluded arguments in the Heckins McCaffrey case yesterday afternoon and announced the matter would be held under advisement. A separate note reports the election of Chatiea L Weaver as assistant principal at St Mi High School and other local notices including postal salary increase, cherry crop yield by Samuel M Stine, a Baltimore marriage license for John A McMurray and Lane Darr, and Henry W Haller’s birthday observance.
The Fourth of July will be observed countywide with several planned activities. Mayor Schell ordered police to strictly enforce the city ordinance prohibiting fireworks sales before the holiday, as Frederick hosts events and crowds gather for games, driving club races, and outdoor amusements amid improved safety efforts.
The document lists William G. Baker as president and a slate of vice presidents and officers including Gro We Baiti Tos FH HaALusx Joan S Rawsourd Danint Baker Wa G Bansa C D Conusy M D Cc M Thomas B Cine D RK Keravves YP L Warpert Juvce Moriya and J Bares.
An assortment of local ads showcases restaurant specials, crab dishes, dry cleaning, and clothing sales. Offers promise low prices, free crabs tonight, and a “coolest lunch room” while promoting travel to Gettysburg events and a baseball ticket giveaway.
The electric light system began work that Friday to replace oil and acetylene lighting. Linemen are busy wiring homes and stores, connecting to the feed line. Most stores now use electric lighting and many residences are wired to the current.
A Charlcs town event plans a big demonstration by the Chippewa Tribe No 19 with about one hundred Indians and an Indian Band in full costume. The train departs at 9 20 8 m and the round trip costs 1 50. The committee offers each member a costume free if they wish to go. Also notice sales of steamed crabs tonight at Yoore's Court Street and free crabs at Young's Court Street. There is a Baltimore baseball game and fireworks advertisements. Garbage collection is suspended Monday July 4 by Epwim Fabep Garbage Collector.
Local shop advertises ladies with child and children's underwear with embroidery and French design. It promotes sundries including weather kimono and lawn fabrics, ready-to-wear garments, and bargain prices across multiple departments. Includes an automobile endurance trip feature and other daily goods.
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