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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1911
Page
5
On July 22 notable births and deaths include Peregrine White born 1420 and died, James B. McPherson born 1829 killed near Atlanta in 1864, Edward O C ord born 1818 died in Havana, Cassius M Clay born 1810, Russell Sage born 1816. Also astronomical note from noon today to noon tomorrow with sunset 7:21 and moonrise 1:38 a.m.
Rev L F Warner of Buckeystown and Mr J D Baker were appointed by Rev J M Sheridan president of the Maryland Conference to co operate with the Lord's Day Alliance in promoting Sabbath sanctity in Maryland. The action followed a conference recommendation to appoint a minister and layman from each county.
Among the sick Master Charlies Wwatson is able to be out again after a short illness. Mrs C Charles Breer of Winehirster street who has been quite sick is improving. Mr Clyde Eugene Thomas of near Adamstown who has been quite sick is much better. Mrs Charles Watson of North Market street who has been quite ill is somewhat improved.
Shipping peaches from the Smithsburg region of the South Mountain fruit belt to Baltimore and other cities begins. The fruit is fair in size and quality with five-eighth baskets bringing shippers $1.53. Walter R. Sleasman, a prominent local fruit grower, expects only two-thirds of a typical peach crop, while other growers anticipate one-third to one-half of the usual yield.
The Hancock Shale Birck Company at Hancock reports a large crew is rebuilding kilns ruined by fire. Manager Rosen expects operation to resume by October and plans a larger workforce than before.
A severe storm swept Frederick County with lightning and hail. A large barn near Mt Airy owned by George Main was struck and burned, destroying stored wheat hay and harness. Another barn belonging to Lemuel Breckeridge near Licksville burned after seven, destroying last year’s wheat and machinery. Buckeystown and Brunswick also reported hail and rain damage while a second, milder storm affected northern areas. Farmers report widespread crop losses across wheat corn oats potatoes and gardens.
Repairs and calls for aid follow extensive inundation across farmland as officials note sizable agricultural damage. Local residents report roads blocked and crops ruined, with authorities assessing the scale and seeking relief.
A blast from a gasoline soaked fire started by a worker at Charles Rothenhoefer’s East Seventh street refrigerating plant flung Eugene Roberts ten feet and left him burned while several others sustained minor injuries. Roberts recovered consciousness and was treated by Dr H P Palkney. authorities expect him to recover in days as the boiler and surrounding area remained intact.
The Tunerator announces funeral services in three cases. Robert Lee Lip died and was buried at Mt. Olivet after a 9 am Mass at St. John’s with pallbearers listed. Michael Lambert’s funeral is set for 4 pm at his West Patrick street home, with burial at Mt. Olivet. Francis Colleberry’s service followed at Libertytown’s Methodist Protestant church with pallbearers named and burial at Fairmont cemetery. Sweadner Bros. undertakers handle arrangements.
Arnold R. Wilhide faced Justice Lloyd T. MacGill on charges of driving his wife Mrs. Julia Arnold and seven children from their Deerfield home and neglecting support. Daughters Fannie Eyler and Maggie Buckingham were charged with assault. Bail set at 50 dollars each for August 2 hearing. Wilhide filed for divorce. Odd Fellows Reunion planned August 1 at Harpers Ferry with many lodges from Maryland Virginia and West Virginia and an Odd Fellows Band from Brunswick expected to perform.
A conference of Frederick County fire insurance agents and district committee officials of the Underwriters Association of the Middle Department met at the City Hotel yesterday afternoon. Proposed new Frederick County rates were submitted for approval but were rejected by the local agents. The matter will be referred back to the executive committee of the Underwriters Association.
Maynard Boone through his attorneys George A. Pearce Jr and Samuel A. Lew files suit against Morris Iron Company seeking 71000 dollars in damages after a severe burn from handling a ladle of omolron metal. plaintiff alleges premises were not kept in good condition.
Frederick County Republicans convened in the Grand Jury room to map an early campaign. Chairman Dennis urged unity as delegates discussed the primary law interpretations under Attorney General Strauss. Col. Rouzer and Dr. Miller urged adherence to party majority while plans for an active fall campaign were outlined and another central committee meeting set before August 29 primaries.
The Braddock Song Service will be held tomorrow evening at 7 15 o clock. Mr Adolphus Fearhake will lead the program in charge.
Local listing shows assorted groceries and household items at low prices. Jelly glasses, Mason jars, jar gums, toilet paper, fly paper, enamel basin, linen envelopes, paper, baseball gloves, wind bells, and Motion Picture Magazine location noted.
Advertisement notes a 25c double sided washboard offered for 1c, to be set in windows by ALG Quynn & Co. implying a clearance sale and bargain promotion with a dramatic price cut.
Braddock Heights offers nightly entertainment at the Auditorium with vaudeville and moving pictures. W. J. Toner the boy wonder Taney and a trick skater feature in July 71 events, inviting visitors to enjoy the mountain air and pleasant evenings.
The Evangelient reform ed church ladies announce a sale of pie ice cream cake candy and fanes articles on Warringdale Lawn Praddock Heights Wednesday July 26 starting 10 00 a m The Mountaindale Union Sunday school holds its big annual picnic Saturday September 2 at Mountaindale Two bands and merry go round Sealed bids are invited for exclusive rights to sell refreshments until 5 p m Thursday July 27 194 Address bids and for further particulars to George Geasey Mountaindale Md
Vice-resident John D. Hendrickson endorses a storewide sale with reduced prices on regular stock. Ladies' hose, washable handkerchiefs, and kimono silks offered at deep cuts. Gingham fabrics priced to save, belts sold at low prices. Stock described as high quality with quick selling emphasis.
Editor notes urge Edward F. Tucker to announce as a candidate for Orphans Court judge or a legislative delegate. They claim he will secure a dalce vote from Frederick County friends in the upcoming primaries, regardless of party. Also mentions Leased A ticket and local business and product ads amid a jumble of notices.
Local ads list Saturday bargains at Shipley's with items such as pins cups saucers soap matches and more at low prices. Mentions Guv F Thomas agent 239 N Market and nearby outlets Seeger Co Patrick Street library and Frederick railroad schedule plus a medical remedy Victor Infants Relief.
Evening events at The Casita feature skating sowling and pool with William Hoover billed as the bus wonder. The wording notes nightly activities throughout July with a focus on entertainment and novelty items.
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