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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1911
Page
5
Highlights include Nathanael Greene's death born 1742 in 1789 1864 Battle of the Kearsarge and Alabama off Cherbourg France 1905 US capital named as meeting place for peace plenipotentiaries 1919 World's Sunday School Convention in Washington Astronomical events: sun sets 7:30 pm moon rises 12 29 am moon at greatest libration east 4:07 pm in Aquarius
Fragmentary OCR lists names and places such as N Rigdon at W Patrick Street and Searge... Marvel, Nat. Cas. Co. and T M Felton. Mentions K of P White Cross, Mr. Markey, Neidig & Miller, Doll Bros. items suggest a local business or notice context without full sentences.
City Ministerial Association met in the M C G A building to set a September 17 field day in support of the Anti-Saloon League. Rev L L Sieber of Hagerstown outlined plans and urged pastors to open pulpits for speakers promoting the movement. The gathering, led by Rev E H Lamar, agreed on the date and adjourned after coordinating speaker participation.
County Commissioners opened bids for a steel bridge over Rockville branch two and a half miles south of Middletown. York Bridge Company secured the steel work bid of 359 dollars, while rubble masonry bids ranged from 2.49 to 3.75 dollars per yard. Harry Baker won the masonry contract. The bridge will span 50 feet.
Noted individuals from several towns are involved in court matters. The Board of Aldermen purchased a handsome press table for newspaper reporters covering City Fathers meetings. The table is placed in the Council Room and to be used at tomorrow night’s meeting.
Miss Lulu Hummel, circus performer with Forepaugh Sells, was injured during a York exhibition last Friday. She may recover unless complications arise and has been placed in the Elks ward at the local hospital.
Caroline Johnson and Janie Zimmerman filed a bill in Frederick County equity seeking to annul a trust settlement tied to Mary J. C. Zimmerman’s will. They allege brothers Harry and George Zimmerman fraudulently arranged a $2,300 home purchase, concealed terms, and manipulated a deed to favor the brothers at the expense of other heirs.
In equity action Barbara Beinbrink versus Mary E. Fox the court granted the petition of George H Beinbrink and Fannie J Schultz making them parties to the suit. Deed to Mary J Fox contested for alleged fraud while heirs George H Reinbrink and Fannie E Schultz seek continuation as parties. Also Wade H Warfield Co buys Sykesville Lumber and Coal, forming Sykesville Lumber Coal and Grain Co Inc with $50 000 capital, Wade H Warfield president. Washington Realty Co elects new officers Josephus W Shaffer president John T Fogle vice president B F Foltz secretary Cyrus F Flook treasurer. Rev M A Castle and Rev Hummelbaugh address crowds at Villa Park Salvation Army meeting continuing all week.
Rain began Saturday and delivered nearly 1.25 inches in less than a day, far exceeding rainfall since last April. The soaking storm revived wells and springs, boosted crops, and eased fears of drought, with benefits to corn, wheat, berries, peaches, and city water supplies. Harvest delays and ongoing drought concerns linger for farmers.
Citizens National Bank at Frederick Maryland announces closure of business on June 7. The notice provides no further details on assets or procedures for customers.
A 1911 bank advertisement lists special sale prices on ladies linen suits skirts coats and dresses, silk stockings and parasols, with reduced children's socks and lawn fabrics. The note includes bank reserve figures and cashier's oath, highlighting a broad consumer sale alongside financial data.
G Thornton Mackinzie son of Mr and Mrs W Mackinzie of Hagerstown has entered West Point Military Academy as part of the new class of 249. He previously attended Washington County High School and studied under private instruction. The Epworth League Convention for Frederick District of the M E Church will meet at St Pauls M E Church in Hagerstown on Wednesday with about 75 delegates expected.
George AH. Mayhew a Hagerstown saloonkeeper died after touching a live socket while turning on the saloon light just before 11 last night. An apparently crossed wire caused the fatal shock and he collapsed, dying within minutes at his establishment.
Local rail promotion lists 50 mile pleasure trips with daily tickets valid in either direction from Thurmont Pen-Mar and nearby stops. Includes three reels and stage shows in the Marvel Tonight program. Thurmont delegation expected tonight with rounds of 25 and 35 cent round trips offered by Frederick Rail Road Co and Markey's Shoe Store. Also a bereavement notice for Mrs Emma V Pearl dated June 19 1907 signed by her daughter Janie Peart.
The Mission Festival scheduled for Saturday night June 17 is postponed due to weather and will be held Monday and Tuesday June 19 and 20 on Winchester street opposite the church. The O U A M Band will attend. Thurmont Yonight 55¢ Round Trip. Braddock Heights Casino now open morning afternoon and evening with a shooting gallery. Come to the Heights for a pleasant time in the mountain air.
An attractive three story brick residence at 135 W. Patrick Street in Frederick is offered for sale. It features 10 rooms and a bath with full conveniences, in fine condition and priced for a quick sale. For terms and price inquiries contact John M. Brengls at 27 Court Street.
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