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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1910
Page
5
July 19 marks a digest highlighting 1824 Augustin Iturbide the ex emperor of Mexico executed for rebellion born 1783 and 1887 figures Dorothea Dix and Rev Edward J Roe noted for philanthropy and religious work. Confederate Richmond era references and astronomical notes conclude the brief.
The Mountain City Milling Co mill, under repair for a week, began operating today. Sydward Jd. Winchrener plans improvements to the Mac kell property on South Market Street after purchase. County Commissioner Lincoln G. Dinterman treated colleagues to luscious fruit. Sheriff Grimes and Paul Shear were at the House of Corrections this morning for six months. The annual picnic and tournament will be held at Barnesville tomorrow with the Frederick Select Orchestra providing music. A large frame store and warehouse rises at Bethel near the W and food line. Hench B. Smith plans a rail station. Mesars Paul Marek and Lewia Hich elberger pitch a tent at Iraidock Heights to spend the summer nights. They invite friends to visit.
Sporadic OCR reads show Braddock Nedghts and the Doctors set to bowl for honors at the casino tonight. Names like Culler Doty Diyner Me Goodell Hendrix Thomas Tolingon Keller and Walnder appear among players with a week’s schedule hinting at varied matchups including Lawyers versus Bankers and Singers versus Camp.
Ward, previously sick, is able to be out at home on South Market Street. G M D Clabsugh suffered a mishap on the stairs, breaking a leg, while Mr Lewia Bader and Gatzendanner, both ill, are noted as improved. Gatzendanner has been moved from City Hospital to his daughter’s residence on East Second Street.
In Llamdville Te Hyatt probate petition filed in the Orphans Court, bequeaths all estate to wife Emma C Hyatt for life with remainder to children Lotter Hyatt Maud A Hyatt James W Hyatt J H Linwood Hyatt Edwin C Hyatt and Clyde L Hyatt share and share alike. She is named executrix without bond.
Fragmented letters recounting Confederate veterans remembering the Battle of Monocacy in vivid detail. Messages praise comrades in arms, mention officers like General Evans, and describe hospital care by Mrs. Auntin Kunkel and others. Names such as Thomas Cook, J. Davidson, and G W Sthosen appear among the referenced soldiers and units.
In a court and public record snippet, details show deeds transferring 64 acres mountain land for 194 dollars, another five thousand two hundred fifty dollars real estate, and three more transfers including old Fiokt property for 300 dollars and 6,783 dollars in Emmitsburg. Marriage licenses list Charles Xichelberger with Mary Stotelemyer and John Price with Matie Butler. Court orders include sale of estate personal property in Samuel Craver’s estate and the final account filing for guardian Frances Bartholow for Francis Bartholow Jr.
A Baltimore conference discussed forming a growers association in Smithsburg and vicinity and ending commissions. They agreed to ship fruit to a single auction house, with the year’s peach crop from Smithsburg area valued around 300000 baskets and about 200000 dollars at prevailing prices, with commissions estimated at 20000 dollars.
Charles Stove charged with burglary appeared before Judge John Motter on a writ of habeas corpus. Bail set at 50 dollars to await grand jury action. Edward S. Epsteinberger represented the accused. Remanded to await further proceedings. Laslig Stephens of Petonsville tried on larceny charged, brought before Judge Motter, remanded to jail in default of 100 dollars bail for grand jury action. Reno Harp represented the unmoved.
The funeral for Joseph Willan Neidhart Jr. was held this afternoon at two o'clock at St John’s Catholic Church with services conducted by Rev Fr Hinley of Baltimore. Pallbearers were William Wicklem John Rawwell Thom Tussell and Sewell Kennedy. Interment followed at MG Oliver Cemetery. C C Cary served as funeral director.
The article notes financial turmoil at Frederich Maryland with a chaotic report on national banks and reserves. It mentions large funds, call money, and difficulties as banks and trust companies adjust amid selling pressure. Various lines describe liquidation of goods including clothing and linen as the market reacts.
Mrs Mary Bentt McLean declares her candidacy for President General of the Daughters of the American Revolution. She contests strains in relations within the group and dismisses age critiques, asserting she will not pretend to be younger than her children.
A canoeing party yesterday afternoon along the Manociey between Hughes Ford and Frederick Junction used seven canoes for the outing. Supper was at the Jug Bridge. The group included Ethel Brown, Ricda Berryman, Lillian Motter, Pauling AtcCardell, Alice Dean, Serena Motter, Taabel Zimmerman, Jane Queen, Helen Hershberger, Margrete Dill, Samuel E. Brown, Frank X. Staley, J. Paul Brown, and others from Frederick and Washington.
Corner stone laying ceremony for the Colored Methodist Episcopal Church at Hope Hill between Buckeye Town and Park Mills occurred Sunday at 2 PM. Fredericktonian Lodge No 12 A B and A M led the event with Worshipful Master Clifford Holland and Marshall Jenkins assisting. Rev Mrs Murdock rector presided. sermon by Rev Me Show of Hartieburg Pa. district superintendent Rev Mrs Naylor attended.
Camp events listed include Salvation Army gathering at Gilyndon Summit Grove beginning July, with Methodists at Grove from July 18 to August 9. An Episcopal camp activation is noted and a Southern Methodist camp anticipated at Wealey Grove, with August 7 start for the Methodist Episcopal event.
Chariraville hosts a Saturday evening festival by the Zion Reform Church congregation. Proceeds benefit building an iron fence around the church. Ice cream water crackers and candy will be for sale, and the Yellow Springs Band will provide music.
The churches announce a joint service at St Pauls Reformed in Utier led by Rev A P Berman next Sunday at 10 o clock with Sunday school at 9 and a 2 15 preparatory session. The morning service will include the installation of officers.
The ordination and installation of Dr Bair and Rev D Upton Balr at Zion Lutheran Church are planned with special morning and evening services. Rev Dr Breck of Washington, Maryland Synod president, will preside and Dr Steck will deliver the charge in morning and officiate at the natational service in the evening.
The Braddock Heights Casino announces weeklong vaudeville attractions at the Rink with nightly performances starting next week. Skating before and after each show will be featured, and a temporary stage will be erected in the rink for the attractions.
C A Heagy of Frederick formerly of Kemptown will travel soon to Canada for a long voyage and career change joining a new partner group in Chicago with Mr Rolt of Philadelphia and other station assignments mentioned in the text.
Mr Milton T Engle of Weat Fourth Street reports six of his Inland Red chickens were poisoned on Sunday by an unknown party. The fowls were very valuable and would have been exhibited. Details unclear.
A four day program opens with Bible readings and sermons led by Rev. Dias Read and Rev. Snowden. Principal speakers at night meetings are HL Woodrow and others from Baltimore and Washington. Mornings focus on lessons and instruction while afternoons are for recreation. Attendees include crowds from Crow Marybon and surrounding districts with more expected.
The government printing office began mass producing 4,000,000 postal cards daily using private manufacturers under contract. An eight hour workday is cited with machinery and stock details, noting production near 2 to 7 inches, costs around 4 to 7 dollars per thousand, and questions about leakages and contingencies affecting output.
Clinton B Willard of West Patrick Street mourns the death of his brother Dr wine D Willard at Norfolk Hospital after long illness age 42. Survived by widow two sons Earl and Clyde and brothers Messia Georgell Clinton B Willard and Catherine Flimea. Remains to be brought home for interment Thursday. Infant child of Mr Greenburg Snowden dies at home near Slumsville from cholera infantum. One triplet among Snowden’s three born three months ago survives. other two died weeks earlier. Funeral Sunday 3 PM Ebenezer Church. interment in adjacent cemetery. George W Jeters funeral director.
The Social World notes birthdays celebrated for Mr Cand and Mrs, with family present and an ample dinner for the octant on Sunday. At the Board of County Commissioners meeting yesterday, Mrs Ruth dolph No Martz of this city and Mr Thomas S Albaugh of Walkeraville were named additional clerks to the Board of Control and Review for the general assessment.
The National Bank of Commerce Baltimore appoints a reserve agent for the First National Bank of Mount Airy. This designation designates continued oversight and regulatory liaison for the Mount Airy institution.
A severe storm near Dover struck two large trees on the Elmer F. Stuil farm, killing four cattle that had sought shelter beneath them. The incident occurred during a week of stormy weather as livestock sought protection from the rain and wind.
Local notices invite residents to Zion Reformed church and Sunday school for a festival in Charterville on Saturday evening July 23. Event features crafts and refreshments, live music from Yellow Springs, and a film program at Buffalo Opera House with Biograph highlights. Community sales and dances listed, with transport from Braddock Heights and capped beer offerings.
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