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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1910
Page
5
From noon today to noon tomorrow, the Daily News lists celestial events including sunset times and a 4343 reference.
A surprise birthday party was held Monday at Sulphur Spring farm home of Mr and Mrs W T Guyton. Guests included bank director members and seventy relatives and friends. Music was provided and best wishes sent for many happy returns.
Complainant accuses Dr. P D Fahrney of accepting 2020 shares as aid to finance the District Concrete Company, with a promise to indorse its paper and return stock if debts were settled. Legal action seeks account auditing, restraining delivery of stock and bonds, and a court order for dissolution and enforcement. The case names Frank L. Stoner and others, noting contested loans and an escrow arrangement.
A new municipal electric system powered by a private company proves highly satisfactory to residents. Established at about 320000, the project drew 15000 already allocated by the town and plans for further stock sales. Street lamps, town hall lighting, and commercial sites now run on electricity as contracts advance and investment widens.
The Board of Directors of the Woman's College Endowment reports a midsummer session reviewing domestic science building renovations and enrollment growth. Ellior Murkey, a noted educator and alumna, was elected to teach at the college with plans for open instruction at the college after summer courses. Building improvements and faculty appointments were discussed, and preparations for the September opening were outlined.
An old newspaper notice warns buyers of liquidation with prices slashed on suits coats and fabrics. It touts Linen and Silk items in various colors at drastically reduced rates, urging fast purchases before stock ends.
A group of local youths, led by Leslie Bense, set up tents Monday morning above the railroad bridge, enjoying swimming, hiking, and fishing amid large trees. The camp, hosted by the YMCA staff, reports good weather, safe conditions, and daily meals from cook Charlie Jones. Participants include Clary, Tol, Goodell, Rawers, Landis, Toward, Morton, Mullinix, and Eberts, with plans to return Saturday if the weather holds.
Articles of Incorporation recorded by the clerk list Michael Wo. Fogle Melvin A. Oden Luther Nichols and Ed erg Nali as subscribers. The for purpose to buy and hold land in Fredericks City and establish a church or chapel for religious worship Sunday school meetings and related charitable and educational work. The incorporators are authorized as directors for the first year.
The game scheduled for this week between the two teams is postponed until tomorrow due to unspecified reasons.
The Mayor and Board of Aldermen meet this evening at o o clock. Mrs Josh Ramsburg on All Saints street has her property repainted by Mestre Gibert and Towe. The Board of County Commissioners awarded the courthouse furnishing contract to I E Slaer, agent. Reformed Sunday school beginners and primary departments host a picnic at the fairgrounds tomorrow from 1 to 8 pm. New police uniforms and helmets have arrived and are worn by officers, drawing attention.
E L Cockrell president of the Baltimore and Washington White Cross Milk Co visited Hagerstown to discuss establishing a local plant. The firm, based in Frederick, handles about 10 000 gallons daily using refrigerated cars and serves markets in Williamsport and Baldwin.
In the courts column, property transfers include Ernest W Rugler and wife to Rash W Gosnell and wife in county real estate parcel 1245 to be documented, and John W Mowers and wife to Edgar Null in a dwelling real estate deed valued at $1. The Sick list notes Mrs Harvey Zimmerman of West Fourth Street is ill, Mrs Harry Webster of Madison Avenue is on the sick list, and Mr Fred Shipley Jr of East Third Street has been taken to City Hospital with appendicitis.
The Beginners and Primary Departments of Grace Re formed Sunday school will hold a fair at the Fair Grounds on Thursday July 21 from 1 to 8 p.m. Parents and friends are invited. Local notices advertise Piel's beer on draught at the Buffalo and a regressive euchre party to aid the market effort. Rosenour & Sons offer suits previously $8 to $12 now $3, in limited sizes 30 to 36, on Market and Patrick streets.
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