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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1907
Page
4
Tomorrow being the fifteenth day of the month our regular collection day the carriers of Ten Day News will collect from subscribers on their routes the amount due. By having exact change ready mutual inconvenience may be avoided.
Purely personal notes list Mrs Evelyn Jordan of Branawick visiting Misses Wicher Hast South wheat. Mr J N Zimmerman attended the funeral of Mr Thomas Dixon in Baltimore. Messrs Jesse M Baugh Folbert E K Houck and Arthur Myarly spent Sunday in Baltimore. Mr David A Moberly and daughter Miss Maile of Baltimore visit relatives here. Mr Thomas G Buckey returned from Lewistown. James Grabba family moved to Richmond Va. Mrs Katie Green of Baltimore visits city due to mother Mrs Catherines Darizbsugh illness. Mr and Mrs James Biggs visit sons in Pittsburgh Pa. Mr and Mr John A Biddinger of Sadiesburg visit David Biddinger in Chartesville. Mr A Staley Boitz returns from Washington and University of Lexington to Chartesville for summer. Mrs Corfone de Garmendia and Miss DeGarmendia go to Europe for months aboard the Majcasio. Mr Lillian Andere Miss Anders and Mr Clifford Frazier return from Bethlehem Pa after Lehigh University exercises. Miss Cassie McDonald State Councilor Daughters of Liberty in Baltimore for State Executive Committee meeting.
The Republican county convention will be held in Junior Hall tomorrow morning and called to order at 9 oclock. Delegates will nominate candidates for State Senator House members treasurer surveyor and commissioners and judges of the Orphans Court and select delegates to the State convention. A 116-year-old Queen Victoria coin was found on Miss Vernets Stoner by Charles Klein’s farm near Frederick along the strawberry field path.
Hymeneas item reports Franklin Nichols and Sallie Kitzibeth Nichols of Montgomery county were married this morning at the Ewangail Reformed Church in the city. Rev. D Evchbaot officiated.
The Maryland State Firemen's Association held its second business meeting in Annapolis. Benjamin J. Stanton of Roland Park won the presidency over Henry L. Bennett 108 to 87 amid amendments to the constitution. Frostburg won the convention site over Lonaconing 148 to 81. The parade featured a Frederick engine prize piece, a hose and chemical wagon, awarded $50 as best apparatus.
Mr Chas Klein notes a failed cherry season around Braddock with frost and birds destroying most fruit. Growers paid two thousand dollars in a circle near Braddock, with townspeople selling remaining fruit for about two for five dollars after bird losses.
Notice announces the marriage of J. Roger McSherry of Chicago Indiana to Eva Loa daughter of James A. Anguat near Frederick. Ceremony held June 1 in Hammond conducted by Rev. Charles Albart Smith. Earlier, an absolute divorce was granted from McSherry's former wife.
At the Frederick City Hospital Association meeting results from May were reported with thirty eight patients treated. Thirty three were full pay and five were free patients. The association plans musicals at Brad dock Heights during July.
A wedding at Mothoalat Episcopal Church united Misa Me Bans Mullinix daughter of Lorenz Mullinix and Captain Davisdg John Markey of Company A M N G in a ceremony led by Rev A J Gill. Bridesmaids wore Swiss gowns, daisies and sweet peas complemented the decor, and the couple departed for an extended trip on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
Eastern Star Mizpah Chapter No 9 will celebrate its tenth anniversary on Friday evening January 41. The chapter began July 8, 1897 with sixty two charter members, later rising to one hundred. Maryland Grand Chapter officers will visit October 4. High School Alumni Banquet set for June 19 at Hotel Braddock Braddock Heights for Frederick Male High School Alumni Association.
Prof Cyras Flook of Mysreville, Maryland, is appointed financial secretary of Otterbein University in Westerville Ohio with headquarters in Dayton. The university, celebrating its sixtieth anniversary, plans three new buildings and hosts an enrollment over 1200 while stressing church cooperative support.
Officials D Columbus Kemp and Charles O Watere return from New York with rolling stock purchases for the Washington Frederick and Gattysburg Railroad Company. A small steam engine, several freight cars and passenger cars are expected within six weeks. One mile of track laid and three miles graded ready for track laying.
The community notes report several local illnesses with residents such as John McGill and Rosa Durphy easing back at home. Mrs. Haugh has returned home after surgery at Frederick Otty Hospital. St Josephs Catholic church fixed July 31 for its Manor picnic, a major annual event to be held in the Manor woods.
Jacob Hall faced a hearing before Justice Rokstein on charges of threatening the lives of Aden Anderson and Leelie Wright. The defendant allegedly pursued the men after an incident at the Baltimore turnpike stone bridge, retrieved a shotgun, and threatened to kill, resulting in $1000 bond and jail if not posted as the grand jury weighs the case.
Married in Hammond Indiana on Saturday June 1 1907 Rev Charles Albart Smith officiated J Roger McSherry formerly of Brederick Maryland now of Chicago and Eva Lee daughter of Jamon A August and his wife of Frederick Maryland were united in marriage
The Ladida Aid Society of the United Brethren church hosts a strawberry and ice cream festival in the Etohsoo building on Friday and Saturday June 14 and 16. Fresh deviled crabs baked morning and evening, primes soft crabs, frogs, spring chickens. patrons urged to attend. Also ads for rugs, flooring, and home goods from local merchants.
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