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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1911
Page
2
Frederick society page lists residents visiting relatives and friends locally and in Baltimore Philadelphia Washington Hanover Pa and West Virginia with numerous trips to New York Coney Island Atlantic City and other locales. Names include Leroy Oliver George Sanders Jane Birely Elizabeth Lewis and many others visiting kin or friends.
Abraham Gonzales, governor, endorses slogan Mexico For Meoccans. Dr. David Schley Schaf of Western Theological Seminary Pittsburgh and his daughters travel by submobile train to Pittsburgh to visit relatives and friends, sharing interest in Frederick.
Frederick will open two public playgrounds, one in the north under the First Baptist Church and one in the south under the Civic Club. A Civic Club member says the initiatives will boost citizenship and moral conditions, with a baseball diamond, a track, shade trees, and apparatus, funded by the Maryland School for the Deaf trustees and Mr Ely and family, benefiting all town children.
President Apple conducts a tour of New England schools and colleges focusing on the Al. Iotyoke College commencement where Miss Mary Schneder graduates. He visits Mt Holyoke Natick Walden Welleseley Hartford and meets Fr Pendleton. Felton and Kelly open a flour and feed store at 523 North Market Street marketing high grade flour and mill feed.
Local automobilists will meet at 7 30 this evening in the Frederick Y M C A auditorium to discuss forming a car club. An invitation has been extended to join the proposed group.
The ceremony at St John Church marked the first Mass for Rev Father Chatugnnon who recently joined the priesthood. He will depart for Maine today to take charge of a parish. Families gathered for communion and Benediction as communities note the ordination anniversary of Fr W J Kane. Sunday schools and services across churches included children’s day programs and mission talks.
In the Evangelical Reformed church yesterday the pulpit was fitted at the morning service by Rev. David Sehley Schaff of Allegheny Pa who preached on The Father.
In a brief church report Reverend Smith led a morning session with a whispered hymn titled Consider the Liles and a Bible verse from Matthew 6 9 The Bishop presided over Sunday school at M45 ostock and Vespers in the early evening with the congregation gathered for the service.
Sunday school was held in the morning at the Church of the Brethren with Elder Koon Nedrow delivering a sermon titled Ww from St John 4 18. Grace Reformed Church held morning services led by Rev Ell McKean who preached on Romans. Evening services were noted at 745.
French actress Sarah Bernhardt concludes her farewell tour in the United States. A Sunday school session reported two new scholars, with officers and teachers planning a meeting Tuesday evening at 7.20. No further services are scheduled this week.
Sunday activities included Sunday school at 9 45 in multiple churches. Rev Jh A Lamar preached The Second Coming of Christ. twilight talks on The Words of Jesus. All Saints held Holy Communion and prayers. Trinity M N Church covered Samuel Call. First Baptist discussed Three Men-Two Pond, One Alive and Three Things to Remember. Presbyterian featured The Good Shepherd and The Prayer of Companionship.
A wartime dispatch notes 16 of 48 aviators started in an international race reached Liege from Paris. The fourth contestant is reported killed, marking a deadly turn in the event with local authorities awaiting further details.
Bond and Bates trial set for Wednesday before Justice Eckstein as workers press for pay. West Patrick Street improvements push ahead with United Paving Company laying concrete curbing. about 30 men at times, 11 new arrivals from Hallimore, some water main risk, and caving banks under rain. Some contractors have settled with workers. others left town. more men expected as work continues.
West Patrick street residents fail to enlist Civic Club aid for a sewer draining cellars despite need. Club executive committee proposes an elaborate November fair. City may order more oil for dusty streets as streets committee action looms. Fourth street oiled due to encampment traffic. Dog owners warned of strict enforcement. dog license renewals due July 1 with eight to nine applications at City Register's office.
Miss Isabel Zimmerman of West Third street departs this afternoon for Knoxville to join Miss Loret ta Willard and Miss Louise Miller for a western tour. They will attend the National Educational Convention in San Francisco in July and August. The trip includes Western states and New Mexico visits, a ranch stay in Idaho run by Miss Willard’s uncle, and returns planned for early September.
Sperial Dispatch to The News from London reports a close sailing outcome as crews tightrope ties up the ship. Vie mien grobatds appear to edge toward victory amid tense harbor conditions.
Electric lamp posts similar to the Central National Bank design have been erected in front of 16 Rosenonr & Sons on East Patrick street and in front of John A. Frazier’s saloon on South Market street. They were manufactured by the Morris Ion Company of this city.
Taft takes a day off from duties to enjoy a round of golf with colleagues and celebrate two silver wedding anniversaries. He spends time with family before a reception marks the festivities.
Special dispatch from The News reports a claim that Castro was in New York under cover, attributed to a Central American revolutionary. A church event mentions a tense moment in the choir as a child witnesses what she calls a new terror, with Judith Winthrop referenced.
A display features several scenes of the Y M C A camp site, with post cards and Kodak photos taken by H W Zeigler last week. The exhibit showcases the camp surroundings and activities in a concise public presentation.
William Martin Storm, delegate from the University of Virginia chapter, left this morning for Chicago to attend the annual convention of the Phi Alpha Delta legal fraternity of which he is a member.
Excursion passengers report a trip yesterday on the Baltimore and Ohio line. The tally shows 116 persons traveled from YorRL to Washington and 1410 to Baltimore.
Frederick County equity action filed by Jaraline Johnsen and Mary Zimmerman heirs against Harry Zimmerman George Zimmerman and others seeks to annul a signed paper purporting consent to a 1909 deed and trust distribution under Mary J C Zimmerman will. Complainants allege fraud duress and misrepresentation by defendants who allegedly coerced sisters to sign to gain share in a home and Trust proceeds. The petition and prior decree are challenged as void for lack of proper consent and court jurisdiction.
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