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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1911
Page
5
About fifty members of the Chippewa Tribe of the Improved Order of Red Men from this city established a Tribe of Red Men in Woodsboro last night. The local degree team conferred the degrees with commendable precision as Woodsboro citizens welcomed them. The event signals promising growth for the order, with Chippewa Tribe noted for its past influence and current strong public support.
Marshall E Shaeffer and wife transfer property in Columbus to Columbus A Sunday and wife for 1500 dollars. The Thurmont Land and Improvement Company transfers Thurmont real estate to Peter N Hammaker for 295 dollars. Orphans Court inventories filed for Christian J Eyler and Henry Stokes estates. First and final account of Daisy F Saylor as administratrix of Christian T Eyler filed with distribution.
Mr. Cyrus P. Fleck of Myersville has purchased a Ford automobile. John $3. Newman, president of the Board of County School Commissioners, has purchased a White gasoline automobile.
Percy Gray, colored, faced Justice C. H. Eckstein for assault on his stepmother. Evidence showed a misunderstanding and the matter was settled as a family quarrel with a five cent fine plus costs. Also noted was Charles McCurdy Mathias earning a Bachelor of Law at the University of Maryland, son of Senator J. P. T. Mathias of Thurmont.
Edward Walker, son of Horace Walker, colored, of this city, was among the graduates yesterday at Storrer College in Harper's Ferry West Virginia, according to local newspaper reports.
Christian Endeavorers from the county gather for the twentieth annual convention at Christ Reformed church Middletown. About 45 delegates attend with town residents filling the church as Rev. George A Snyder and Sen. John P. T. Mathias welcome them.
A 6000 gallon oil cart sold by Standard Oil Co was delivered and workers under Chief Brengle began applying oil to the West Second Street block to bind dust. Water wagon and a special attachment distribute the oil and sweepers act to absorb it. No next street decided yet. previous oil on East Third Street extended underperformed due to odor. Gettysburg Boy Scouts march to Washington, halting at Hyattstown overnight. Pen Mar dancing pavilion denial blocks use by Chambersburg, Gettysburg and Waynesboro Street Railway. Wayne Band cancels Pen Mar date.
Dr Rugene a Noble will become president of Dickinson College Carlisle Pennsylvania the board elected him last Monday night after he told a committee he would accept if offered The present Dickinson head Dr George Edward Reed spoke after Friends School Baltimore exercises confirming the selection The same report notes a Middletown pavement dispute between the Midlotown Savings Bank and town officials with suit pressed Emory J Coblentz attorney for the board to advance the case despite bank grade objections
Arrangements are under way for the 16th annual alumni banquet and reunion of the Frederick Male High School alumni association to be held at Hotel Braddock Heights on Thursday June 22 at 730 pm. The class of 1901 will hold a reunion with expected toasts and music by an orchestra.
Frederick news item reports the Board of Trade's five bureaus beginning operation under a new system. Transportation and Hospitality bureaus gain emphasis as leaders like Mr. Osborne and others outline lines of work for city development. The regular monthly meeting and preparations for the Maryland Associated Boards convention are noted, with personnel lists and departmental heads highlighted.
Frederick Railroad Co offers Baltimore round trip for 1.25 dollars. Sunday service on June 11. Depart Frederick at 7 15 A M and Baltimore at 1 17 P M. Tickets at Patrick and Carroll Streets and 18 N Market Street in Baltimore.
The fragment describes new goods with Gloria cloth and plain wood sticks, various lawn patterns such as bordered, flowered, dotted, and figured lawns. It notes many studies or items, mentions towels useful for many purposes, and references a low price around six cents. It reflects a period ad style with uncertain OCR text.
On June 3 1911 The Frederick Building Association will issue stock for Series No 17. Dues are 20 cents per share per week. The entrance fee is 10 cents per more each share will amount to $100 when matured. Loans are made to members at the rate of $4.16 per $100 per year payable weekly at 8 cents per $100. Since 1895 ten series have matured and hundreds of thousands of dollars have been paid to members. Shares can be obtained from J. W. L. Carty Secretary at The Frederick County National Bank or from Wm. D. Zimmerman Solicitor. Illustration of a $1 000 loan. Dues for 250 weeks $873.00 Interest for 250 weeks 280.00 Total cost of the loan 1 155.00. Don t fail to pay your gas or electric bill on or before the 1th to save your discount. Trance at Braddock Friday night June Cars every half hour Braddock Heights Casino Open Every Night. Dance at Braddock Friday night June 9. Cars every half hour Band Concert Braddock Heights Sunday evening June 11 Cars every half hour Lawn Swings. We have the handsomest strongest and best Lawn Swing Come in and try it on our lawn Tavest Prices. ALLEN G QUYNN & CO Orders promptly filled. The patronnage of my family solicited. Phone WM ANDERSON.
Braddock Heights Casino now operates morning afternoon and evening with ongoing schedule until further notice. Attractions include skating and a shooting gallery for visitors to enjoy mountain air. Strawberry Festival hosted by Grace Reformed Church at Mantz room North Market street June 9 and 10. Open at 4 o clock with home made bread rolls cakes and candy. Also listed are automobile livery with safe drivers at Frederick City Garage 121 W Patrick St phone 471. Cow peas sought by German Miller for Frederick Co Farmers Exchange.
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