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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1905
Page
8
Reports detail a grand Children's Day program at Mill Haven Church of God with music, recitations, and prayers. A second ceremony at United Brethren chapel followed, showcasing multiple choirs, solos, and children’s acts. Both events drew large, attentive audiences and praised organizers for excellence. Local residents and visiting families attended numerous gatherings across Germantown and Taneytown areas during the weekend.
Mr Weybright of Double Pipe Creek paid Renner family a visit Sunday. Marshall Boone and wife, of never here, spent Sunday with Geo Lease near Walkerablie. George Reaner improved his house with a new roof. Ander on Hitter of Woodaboro traveled through in a new locomobile. Rumor of rebuilding the Woodboro and Double Pipe Creek Taropike Og railroad after bed stone sales. Funeral of Geo W Ertso drew large crowd. Sunday school led the cortege and sang Sweet Peace, Act 13:36 cited by Rev G W Enders and others. Krise’s Sabbath school praised. Lutheran Children Day set for Sunday June 18 at 7 20 PM.
A Monroe Michigan gala hosted by the Monros Yacht Club served 2800 muskrats to 1500 guests including statesmen lawyers and doctors. Former Lt John Strong led the eating contest while Frank Wade from Toledo and other dignitaries praised the feast. Preparations began days earlier with 3000 rats advertised but 200 short.
Harrisburg June. Governor runspacher names Judge Jobe Stewart of Chambersburg to fill the vacancy on the state supreme court created by the death of Judge John Dean of Holidayshire. Stewart’s appointment runs to the first Monday of next January and he may be recomissioned for a full term. He is independent Republican and brother of Senator Alexander Stewart. The Senate will likely nominate him for the full term. President Roosevelt invited to speak at the Interstate Fair. Spinning company workers strike for higher wages, plant tied up.
An Orkatns Times editorial mocks the barber trade and its delicacy in combing hair, arguing the craft faces intimate, almost intimate challenges. It notes few barbers solve the subtle task with consistent judgment and humorously contemplates the impact on customers and the barber’s reputation.
The passage quotes a long, scrambled literary excerpt debating marriage proposals and citing author figures like Joha Vorster and Charles Dickens. It warns young men to choose carefully when considering betrothal, noting reputational stakes and the influence of a respected author on social expectations.
Jerivane Frick resigns from the Franklin National Bank and the Commercial Trust Company boards in Philadelphia. No successors named. Reports say Frick left over discontent with the existing board, with James Ho Hyde of the Life Assurance Society noted as a member.
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