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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1910
Page
5
City residents flock to observatories and planetariums for a major celestial show. Experts describe a rare alignment attracting families, students, and science clubs, with telescope demonstrations and talks highlighting the event's significance and visibility across the region.
Purely personal notices list Edward Reich of New York visiting Bis Parental home, Miss Stabe Whitmore of Emmitsburg inviting Mrs. Charles Wiles, and many others from Romney, Fort Reilly, Altoona, York and beyond spending days with relatives and friends in town.
Municipal authorities lay cement sidewalk curbing and gutter on Dulaney avenue between Third and Fourth streets. LeRoy Hoke of Ceresville is the contractor. A wheel on Mr George B Hoke's carriage collapsed on East Fourth Street about 11 PM. a replacement wheel was obtained. Wins honors for J Edgar Stouffer of Buckeyetown earns extended Julian Memorial Medal scholarship for another year. Stouffer at Julian Academy in Paris.
Misa Margaret Maywood, five year faculty member at the D. and D. Institute, departs for California to teach at the Day School for the Deaf. She leaves behind a circle of warm friends and devoted pupils. Meanwhile Salisbury police pursue another crackdown on alleged illegal sellers, locking up Syd Deschield Caps Fowler William Rock George Par and John Hudson.
The conference began at 10:30 AM with President Joseph D Baker presiding in Frederick. Emory Coblentz welcomed attendees, Waldo Newcomer of Baltimore replied, and Pierre Jay of New York read a paper on bank deposit segregation.
The Maryland Bankers Association gathers for its fourteenth convention, with remarks stressing caution against flattery and praising past year’s reforms. Leaders commend the association's role in financial legislation and the state banking law, highlighting benefits to banks and the public alike.
Mrs Shull 32 died from injuries after a buggy collision on North Market Street York between Seventh and Eighth Streets. Her husband and two children survive along with five sisters and one brother. The accident occurred Sunday evening when the shaft struck her and she fell unconscious, later treated by Dr Frank H Hedges. Funeral Friday at 10 am from 168 F and C Avenue with services at the home and Mt Olivet Cemetery.
John D. Hendrickson presents middy dresses and baller suits for misses and children with Acorn Brand waists and dresses. Also offered are dainty white dresses, sweaters, coats, furs, belts for women and men, Dutch collars, jabots, silk petticoats, and a range of colors at lower prices for all family members.
The Frederick Driving Club hosts a July fair day with multiple races at the fair grounds. Prizes include harness sets, blankets, and a green-horse class championship for Carroll county horses. A side saddle and bridle prize, a five mile obstacle race, a greased pig race, and a novelty green-horse contest are planned along with practice sessions.
Mr Walter G Barker physical director at the YMCA leaves today for North Beach Maryland. A party of about twenty five association members will join him tomorrow for a week along the Chesapeake Bay. They will travel to Washington then on to the resort near Chesapeake Beach. They plan to occupy a cottage and enjoy beach boating and fishing. The party returns the following Thursday. Struck by Lightning. A cow belonging to Mr Bradley Stall near Mountaindale was killed by lightning during yesterday’s storm. Heavy rain and hail accompanied the storm. Ankle Sprained. Mrs Charles Swope of Carroll Street an Ox Fibre Brush Works employee sprained an ankle badly yesterday while at work. She is doing as well as can be expected.
Mount Airy Fire Marshal Ey. has one man in custody after a blaze at a store led to arson suspicions. Investigators, including Colonel Ewell, questioned Gattrell and others. a missing man George is suspected to have fled to Baltimore or Europe. No conclusive motive or complete facts emerge.
Cavalry officers to be entertained after a drill and band concert by the Fifteenth U S Cavalry. a showing of the band parade will march to Braddock Heights with shouts and a light camping area. Local notices advertise various entertainments at Frederick theatres and a tobacco farm sale.
The Frederick High School Alumni Association holds its fifteenth banquet this evening at Hotel Braddock starting 8:30 PM. A business session precedes the meal with elections for the next year. officers include President Harry O. Schroeder and Treasurer Hammond Lary. An orchestra will provide music and a series of toasts follows.
A fragmented notice describes a multi country exhibition traveling from Canada to the US and Mexico starting June 6. It mentions a map based trip with ribbons dropped from flags, daily updates, and information relayed by Mr. Grove. Other items include a city opera house show, moving pictures, a potato shipment, and local fairs.
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