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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1910
Page
5
Local newspaper section records numerous visitors and residents around Frederick Md including Mrs Charles Federling Mr Eugene Rowe Mr Charles Millard of Buckestown and others visiting relatives and attending events in the city Cumberland and Washington trips noted as well as brief business mentions and family arrivals leaving with a general tone of social exchange and community life.
The campus hosted art exhibits and student receptions at Kemp Hall with the Lighted Campus display and notable music by Braddock Heights Orchestra. The Junior Senior banquet at YMCA cafe featured toasts by class presidents and reflections on topics and old scores. A tennis tournament and college exercises followed as commencement week activities. Address by Henry R. Rose D D Newark is planned alongside cottage meetings and A S A services at local venues.
Members of Salem Lutheran Church in Catonsville extended a call to Rev. John T. Bowers, pastor of Calvary Lutheran in Baltimore. Bowers, secretary of the Maryland Synod and director at the Lutheran Motherhouse, has served eight years at Calvary and previously led St. Mark's in Washington.
In Jefferson County Virginia the court approved two liquor licenses amid a council backed by Shepherdstown leaders and a vote margin of two. Editor H L Snyder and Normal School head Professor Miller led the opposition arguing saloons harmed the town and school. Licenses issued in Charlestown and Harper's Ferry with a wholesale beer license at each location.
At Walkersville the Liberty and Frederic Ta Road Company stockholders elected a new board for the year. The board includes C. M. H, Clayton, Edwin, Sorbes, and others. In a separate vote, directors Morera Arthur Potts G. Miller Richard Potts Granville M. Smith and Thomas A. Chapline were chosen for the Fortuit and Monowney Tarn nickel Company.
Fragmented report notes a board vote to re elect Col. Huchafian and Commander Howkard to positions with deferrals on some actions. It mentions Dorchester and Dorchester county opposition to Oyster Culture laws, and a protest by Cavanna against recreation amid shifting commissions and local appointments.
A horse from Mixe Magtrude Araby bolted on West Trick Street in front of Mrs Cuillard's shop yesterday around noon. Miss Ma Fender restrained the animal after it kicked and caused minor injuries to Miss Meyer as bystanders helped prevent a runaway incident.
Children’s Day will be observed at St. Paul’s Reformed Church in Utica next Sunday morning at 10 o’clock. Zion Reformed Church in Chartesville will hold the event next Sunday evening at 7.40 o’clock. Ordination and installation of officers will occur during the regular service in the afternoon at 2.16 o’clock.
The Wy FS Gh Railroad completes arrangements for an excursion to Gettysburg next Sunday. Trains depart early in the morning, offering a direct route to visit the town and battlefield at a reduced fare. The trip provides time to tour historic sites and return the same day.
The Junior Engine Company camp meeting listed delegates to the upcoming Baltimore convention this week. Henry J. Lampe Thompson Leo Weinberg Laws Derfibaugh and F. Amiths alternate William Shipley Judge John Matter I. Ni Lay M. A. Woodward Bradlyn Stritaber appear among the attendees.
The Frederick Building Association announced on a Saturday last that it has subscribed two hundred fifty books amounting to 1250 shares of stock worth 125000 dollars at maturity. The long running society has issued about 7000 shares representing an issued value of 700600 dollars.
In the oratorical contest at the Maryland Agricultural College College Park Md last Friday Maynard McBride son of Mr and Mrs Millard F McBride of Feagaville won the William Pinkney White sok medal offered by Attorney General Isaac Loeb Strauss for excellence in oratory. Mc Bride spoke on Individuality.
Mountain City Council No 12 and Daughters of Liberty will attend Sunday evening service at the Methodist Episcopal church next Sunday at 7 30. Rev E B Lamar will preach a sermon appropriate to the occasion. Lodge members will meet at their hall at 7 and march to the church in a body.
Mr Elmer Derr of Feagaville is improving after a gasoline engine explosion last Friday. He still endures bruises from the blast. Also injured in the incident, James Shaft and Arthur Culler are reported improving.
The Monocacy Valley Canning factory began operations yesterday signaling a strong season. Potatoes are well filled and of good quality. large acreage is expected to be harvested.
Reports show wage hikes for postmasters and clerks across multiple towns including Belair Guithersburg Middle town New Windsor Princess Anne Ridgely Rising Suntrod Rocky Mile Michiels Beka ville and Middletown with salaries raised from amounts like 1000 1200 1400 and up to 2100 in various districts. The changes reflect a broad push to raise compensation amid a general funding context and affect several offices including post offices in the listed communities.
A special meeting of Aldermen discussed the J Evaet Repher property at the corner of East Third Street and Middle Alley. The city engineer noted the new building extends beyond the old line by 21 4 inches and 5 inches beyond the established cut. No action was taken. An ordinance proposes street and curb realignments on South Street, Fifth to Carroll, and Market Street, between Fifth and Patrick, pending council approval.
Abernathy children aged 9 and 6 ride with an automotive party to Baltimore then Wilmington and onward to New York. They visit a department store and view new toys including flying machines before leaving early tomorrow for Wilmington. Their father will meet them in New York Friday.
Officer Herwig found a gate broken leading to the rear of a farmers market store on North Market Street. Entry had been gained through a rear door but nothing appeared disturbed. The proprietor arrived later that morning, no investigation conducted. Judge Hayes in Frederick on business. former Roosevelt era solicitor from Washington visiting to negotiate farm purchase in the county.
Mire Casey reports for the week ending Saturday June 4 1810 that ninety eight calls were made to the sick new calls were received and ten new patients added to the visiting list
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