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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1911

Page

5

Preparing for Meeting Annual Sessions of State Teachers Association

B K Purdum arrived in the city to arrange the annual State Teachers Association sessions at Braddock Heights the last three days of the month. The convention is expected to be large with rooms reserved at Braddock Hotel for many teachers and Board of Education members. The Board of Trade Hospitality Bureau may entertain visitors and offer a county excursion. If Braddock Heights pleases attendees it could host the sessions biennially alternating with Ocean City.

State Teachers’ Association Heights B.K. Purdum Board of Education Braddock Heights Braddock Hotel State Board of Education Board of Trade Mountain Top Ocean City

Pretty Union Square wedding in West Lom bard street Baltimore

Miss Grace Beatrice Johnson of Woodsboro marries William Henry Roberts Jr of Mt. Airy at Union Square parsonage. They depart for a multi city honeymoon with plans to return June 26 and host a reception thereafter. Edgar S. Hargett and Beatrice M Houff wed quietly at the Houff home with Rev. Lamar officiating.

Union Square Parsonage West Lom Bard Street Baltimore Grace Beatrice Franklin Johnson Woodsboro William Henry Roberts William Roberts Mt. Airy Camden New York Buffalo Niagara Falls Coney ‘Island Canada Cleveland Chicago South Bend Indiana Edgar S. Hargett Beatrice M. Houff M. J. Houff East Sixth Street H. Lamar

Appointments Made by City Board of Aldermen

City Board of Aldermen meeting assigns year appointments with resignations of Lewis W. Riddlemoser and Water Works chief Frank F. Tyeryar. George H. Weiner named to succeed Tyeryar. New policemen, desk sergeant, engineers, health officers, and city attorney all confirmed. Bridge strengthening ordinance passed and street-extension plans for Madison and Clarke Place discussed for future revenues. Water rents revision planned to align sinking fund needs with factory consumption. inspection trip to Ox Creek site planned.

Board of Aldermen Schell Ors Lewis W. Riddlemoser Frank F.tyergar Tyeryar George H. Weiner Weiner George Brengle Rehief John E. Fleming George W. Hoffman Willian King Edward Herring Edward Herwig John Blumenauer Reverdy Cronenburg John J. Biser William G. Dansberger Edward J. Smith Wieeder Charles Simmons Crum Madison Street Telegraph Street Clarke Place Burck Street Boardman Philadelphia Ox Creek

Among the Sick in Frederick and Vicinity

Mrs William Foland of East Sixth street is hospitalized with typhoid fever. Mrs Albert Boutgahn of South Market street is recovering after an operation at City Hospital. Local druggist R Harser notes accuracy and skill in every prescription.

Frederick William Foland East Sixth Street City Hospital Albert Boutgahn South Market Street R. Harser, Drogsiat

B and O Freight Depot Improvements Soon Begin

Materials for the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad freight depot improvements are arriving in the city. A large quantity of sewer pipe and track frogs have reached the site, with another carload en route. Work start date is not set, but contractors appear to be moving forward and tearing down the old depot may begin soon.

Baltimore and Ohio Railroad

John W Kolb Critically Ill Returns Home

Brunswick man John W. Kolb, long treated at Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore, has been moved to his sister's home in Norfolk, Virginia, still listed in critical condition after several weeks of treatment.

John W. Kolb Brunswick Johns Hopkins Hospital Baltimore Norfolk

Health record for May city report from Health Officer

May report shows no infectious diseases, low mortality, births equal to last year. Dr McCurdy urges boiling drinking water, screens and kerosene for wells, cleaned drains, covered produce to keep flies, hog pens cleaned daily. Births 14 white 13 male 7 female 6 colored 2 female. Deaths 14 white 12 male 7 female 2 colored 1 male 1 female. Death causes include nephritis TB cerebral hemorrhage premature birth gastritis appendicitis valve disease bronchitis endocarditis.

McCurdy Civic Club

Miss Francis Rohrback Hosts Gayfield Gathering Near City

Guests from Frederick and local residents feasted on an elegant evening at Gayfield the Rohrback home near the city. Cards and dancing followed by refreshments showcased a lively social soiree in honor of Miss Francis Rohrback a Mt. St. Josephs graduate. Notables present included Shirley Mason Anne Schley Margaret Ford Antoinette Markell Ruth Worthington Virginia Carty and guests Helen Pepper Louise O’Brien along with Frank Golibert Mallory O’Brien Hanson Maulsby and others.

Rohrback Gayfield Charles Rohrback Francis Rohrback Mt. St. Joseph's College Frederick Shirley Mason Rockville Hanson Maulsby Washington Mallory O’brien Baltimore Anne Schley Margaret Ford Antoinette Markell Ruth Worthington Virginia Carty William B. Leblerz Wm. T. Delaplaine Thomas Rohrback R. Ames Hendrickson George S. Rodock, Jr Frank Thomas Ellen Rohrback

Baltimore church leaders tour Gettysburg by auto trip

A Baltimore delegation of church figures including Dr. Spencer of Morgan College and Dr. Tage of the Methodist Protestant branch arrived in this city by the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. They toured local sites, then traveled to Gettysburg by auto, returning to Baltimore via the Western Maryland.

Spencer Morgan College F.J. Tage Methodist Protestant Frank Watson West Baltimore G. W. Hadaway F Heisse Strawbridge M. E C. W. Lavan Inter Church Club James Mullan Club E. O.mankin B. B. Jones Baltimore

Funerals for Mrs Ann Weinberg and Mrs Madeline Ross

The funeral for Mrs. Ann Sophia Weinberg was held at her son George Weinberg’s West Sixth Street residence with Rev. E H Hummelbaugh officiating. Pallbearers included Wm H Shipley James Mull Thomas Penn and Albert Schroeder. Interment followed at Mt Olivet cemetery. F Schroeder funeral director. The remains of Mrs Madeline Ross arrived from Baltimore by B and O at 345 pm and the service conducted by Rev George W Miller of Baltimore with pallbearers Samuel Doll Milton A Woodward John L Michael and George A Schroeder. Interment at Mt Olivet cemetery. F Schroeder funeral director.

Ann Sophia Weinberg George Weinberg West Sixth Street E. H. Hummelbaugh Wm. H. Shipley James Mull Thomas Penn Albert Schroeder Mt. Olivet F. Schroeder Madeline Ross Baltimore George W. Miller Samuel Doll Milton A. Woodward John L. Michael George A. Schroeder

Auto Club Formed in Frederick Name Haller Chairman

Frederick forms the Automobile Club of Western Maryland with W Harry Haller named chairman of a five member committee to draft organization by laws and arrange for the Fahrney garage purchase. A Saturday night meeting will decide stock or yearly memberships as about 150 county cars exist.

W. Harry Haller Frederick Automobile Club of Maryland Mo. A Tepe Windsor Willams Kemptown J. M. M Woodall Western Marylad W. Harry Mauer Fahrney Kaller Automobile Club of Maryland State Club Western Maryland Club Frederick County

Miller Train Control Demonstration in Frederick

Mr. H. B. Miller, general manager of Miller Train Control, reported from Frederick that installation work on the railroad in the west proceeds well and is viewed as an un qualified success. He noted a major railroad has placed the device on its main line and its best engines, and that the company may not offer further stock after this week.

H. B. Miller Miller Train Control Corporation Frederick Miller

Representative Lewis Opposes Parcels Post Bills Overhaul

Representative Lewis seeks to testify against Sulzer and Howard parcels post bills, arguing they do not go far enough and that government takeover of express companies is essential. He plans to appear on July 12 before the House Committee on Post Offices and Post Roads.

Lewis House Committee On Sulzer New York Howard Georgia

Festival at Gospel Mission Chapel draws crowd on Winchester Street

A grove beside the Gospel Mission chapel on Winchester Street hosted a festival last night with strong turnout. The O U A M Band performed several numbers, and organizers say the event will continue tonight.

Gospel Mission Chapel Winchester Street

Bank Statement and Local Sale Advertisement

A Frederick Maryland bank cashier attests to a true and complete bank statement showing assets and deposits in detail. The page also features a lengthy advertisement listing dramatic price cuts on ladies linen suits dresses skirts coats and various fabric goods with substantial markdowns across many lines.

State of Maryland Frederick G. Zimmerman J. Travers C. 1. Conlesy Hargett Thomas H. Halger Neytle

Framing New Charter To Present Plan For Frederick

The charter revision committee, appointed last summer, will meet tomorrow night to draft a charter and form of government for Frederick. They plan a commission style model and aim to have a full charter ready for submission to the legislature at the next session.

Frederick

Notice on Miller Train Control stock offering withdrawal

After June 24 1911 the offering of the capital stock of the Miller Train Control Corporation will be withdrawn until further notice If any more stock is offered the price will be not less than 2 00 per share Miller Train Control Corporation H B Miller General Manager Dance Tonight Braddock Braddock Heights Casino New and catchy music skating bowling pool open day and night Palestine Encampment No 20 I O O F election of officers and important business tonight Motion Picture Story Magazine for 1 July on sale at THE BUSY CORNER

Miller Train Control Corporation H B. Miller Braddock Heights Palestine Motion Picture Story Magazine

In Memoriam for Annie M. Snyder

In memory of Mrs. Annie M. Snyder who died two years ago today. Friends may think the wound will heal, but they little know the sorrow that lies within our hearts concealed.

Annie M. Snyder

News of the Churches Remembrance Service Planned

Harmony Grove Sunday school prepares a children s Day service in memory of a beloved mother Lille A Stull to be held Sunday evening June 25 at 7 30 in Washington DC The event honors a mother who is not forgotten and will be remembered as long as life and memory last through the church community.

Harmony Grove Sunday School Lille A. Stull Washington, D. C

Special Loop Excursion for Frederick Railroad Co

Advertises a 70 mile special loop excursion for one dollar with stops at Thurnmont Pen Mar Hagerstown Braddock Heights and other points with daily tickets valid both directions. Mentions Red Men costumes for July parade and a Red Men celebration at The Marvel June 21 22 23 and July 3 4 plus sale ads for cow peas German millet Humphrey lights and a Farmers Exchange note on advertising activity.

Thurnmont Pen-Mar Hagerstown Braddock Heights Frederick Railroad CO the Marvel

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