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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1911

Page

5

July 22 1884 Cape Sabine rescue and Greely relief party

June 22 marks past U S polar expedition events with Captain Schley’s relief reaching Cape Sabine and rescuing Lieutenant Greely and six others. Earlier notes reference Shafter’s 1898 landing at Daiquiri and 1910 Senate action sending the postal savings bank bill to Taft. Astronomical notes detail sunset at 7 31 and moon phases from noon today to noon tomorrow with planetary conjunction.

Schley Cape Sabine A. W. Greely Lady Franklin Bay General Shafter Daiquiri Senate House Postal Savings Bank Taft

Odd Potatoes Exhibit Sparks Name Quest at News Office

George H Davis of Park Ridge near Frederick showcased a cross between the Early Rose and Early Ghio potatoes with pink blossom ends and white stem ends. He seeks a name for the new development after digging since mid May. C A Rice of Mountain dale brought a Six Weeks variety freak potato that burst open and sprouted four young tubers from the top.

News Office Gross George H.davis Park Ridge Frederick Davis Ei Laede C. A. Rice Mountaindale

Brief Items of Interest from Local Names and Activities

Claude B Hahn buys an Indian motorcycle and August Meier purchases a seven passenger White steamer. Mrs Edward J Winebrenner erects a small addition on South Market St. John Snyder residence on East Church St is being repainted by workers under Michael Kennedy. Allen Greenwalts residence on Madison Ave is repainted by workers under Laurin Welty. Mrs Hf Clay Stauffers East Patrick St is repainted by workers under Mehr J F Moberly. A H Eichlberger store property at Market and West Ford St is being repainted by workers under Henry R Larne. Staley brothers and John Staley enjoyed a fishing trip on Bennetts Creek catching bass and four large eels. Earl Abrecht injured toes at Ox Fibre Brush Works operating a box machine when his shoe came off and foot slipped into cog wheels.

Claude B. Hahn August Meier North Market Street Edward J. Winebrenner 5 Sr South Market Street John Snyder East Church Street Michael Kennedy Allen Greenwalt Madison Avenue Laurin Welty Clay Stauffer East Patrick Street Mehr A. H. Eichelberger Market West Tford Street Henry R. Larne Charles B. Staley Prank Robert Staley John Staley Bennett's Creek Earl Abrecht Ox , Fibre Brush

Eight-year-old breaks arm in hayloft fall

Bert Abrecht, eight, son of Mr and Mrs Samuel Abrecht of West Patrick street, fell through a stable hayloft floor in Clinton BE Willard’s yard yesterday, breaking his left arm between elbow and wrist. A second, unrelated moralizing verse fragment about moonshine ads appears.

Bert Abrecht Samuel Abrecht West Patrick Street Clinton BE. Willard

Paving Plans Again Urged for Court Square Streets

At a lengthy City Aldermen meeting, proponents urged new pavement for Court Square West Third Street and West Church Street with county support. Opponents raised debt and water system concerns as three paving ordinances passed despite Mayor Schell's opposition.

Court Square West Third Street West Church Street al Saints Episcopal Church Edward 8. Hichelberger Reno S. Harp Milton G. Urner Court Court Street Schell Kemp Crimmins Johnson Yea Rice Gittinger Evangelical Reformed Church Henri L. G. Kieffer

Bartholow Thomas wedding graces Grace P. E. Church New Market

Miss Margaret Bartholow daughter of Mr and Mrs John D Bartholow of New Market became the bride of Dr Bernard O Thomas of Frederick in an Episcopal ceremony at Grace Protestant Episcopal church New Market conducted by Rev Henry V Saunders The couple left for Baltimore and a southern trip then plan to reside at 7 South Market Street in the Cline flat after July 1 The bride attended New Market High School and taught in the county schools Dr Thomas a Maryland University medical graduate 1906 is now established in Frederick with a popular practice Several local friends attended and numerous gifts from Frederick and county residents were present including several local firms and companies

Reno Harp Messrs D. C. Warebimer John Markey Jacob Rohrbach Easc Church Frederick Gas Plant Elks Club Guy Thomas Market Street Madison Street West Third Street W. W. Osburn M. C. Thomas Kemp South Street M. G. Urner Court House Park H. C. Sacharias East Third Street Frederick Grace Protestant Episcopal Church New Market Margaret Bartholow John D.bartholos Bernard O. Thomas Henry V. Saunders Mildred Bartholow Nettie Jones Georgetta Bartholow Banks Bartholow Webster Bartholow Lohengrin Margaret B. Hopkins John D. Bartholow Oscar Thomas Episcopal Church Misa Hopkins Mendelsohn Baltimore South South Market Street Cline Flat Bartholow Dr. Thomas David Thomas Adamstown University of Maryland

Fishing Party at Junction Yields Eight Eels

A picnic and fishing party along the Monocary near Frederick Junction yesterday ended with eight good sized eels caught after a patient effort. Attendees included Thomas Buckey Charles Riddlemoser Richard Harrison Francis Kennedy Charles Abrecht and Harley Sponseller. The day was otherwise enjoyed.

Monocary Frederick Junction Thomas Buckey Charles Riddlemoser Richard Harrison Francis Kennedy Charles Abrecht Harley Sponseller

Alumni Banquet Tonight at Braddock Hotel

The sixteenth annual meeting of the Malelish School Alumni Association takes place tonight. Members will travel by special car to Brad dock Heights. The business session occurs at Braddock Hotel followed by the banquet. About Tu members are expected. The notice ends with an advertisement tease to book cooks in The News.

Malelish School Braddock Heights Braddock Hotel Abou Tu

Citizens National Bank Report of the Condition 1911

Frederick Maryland at close of business June 7 1911 shows assets including loans 1 408 118 and deposits 1 800 003. Liabilities include capital 180 000 and undivided profits 65 706 with dividends and deposits to private banks and reserve agents. Directors and officers sworn statement by cashier William G Ammerman. Local ads follow for linens and fabrics at Citizens' National Bank nearby.

AL Frederick Maryland U.S Fender Man Bank Spevie Surpina Protas Wut- Baume Aml Savings Banks Cs Eee United States State of Frederick T. Wm. G. Ammerman WM. G. Zimmerman Ravners Thomas

Dedication of Rocky Springs Chapel for all denominations

The Rocky Springs church, formerly United Brethren, will be dedicated Sunday at 2 pm for neighborhood use by all denominations. Improvements have been made. Rev. Henri L. G. Kieffer and Rev. Hummelbaugh will assist in services with special music. After dedication, Frederick ministers will lead services as invited by All denominations.

Rocky Springs United Brethren Henri. L. G. Kieffer BE. H. Hummelbaugh Frederick Allas

Local Merchants Promote Delicacies and Melons in Braddock Heights

Gem Dining Parlors offers sandwiches milk pie soda water ice cream and deviled crabs with fresh Jong and round melons on ice prices listed Vazzanio Marino South Market St Braddock Heights Casino features music skating bowling and night hours Miller Train Control Corp announces stock offering withdrawal after June 24 1911 with no less than 2.00 per share Special Loop Excursion 79 miles for $1 Frederick Railroad Co runs daily passes good both directions Pen-Mar daily celebration costumes for July 3 4 call M T Engle or Ridenout's Smoke Shop orders due by June 26 Daily dollar rate from Frederick Rl R Co and Pen-Mar service details included

Ee Bee Miller Train Control Corporation H B. Miller Thurmount Pen-Mar Ha- Serstown Braddock Heights Oyher Frederick Railroad CO M. T. Engle Ridenout North Market Street

Disappointed Colored Picnic Called Off By Missing Band

Colored picnickers of the city faced disappointment when the Kreett Mountain Club canceled the planned gathering at Villa Park after the New Market Colored Band failed to arrive. Organizers postponed the frolic, citing the lack of music as the reason for delaying the event.

Green Mountain Club Kreett Mountain Club New Market Colored Band Villa Park

Special Toy Symphony at The Marvel Tonight

The Mozart Club comprised of children will perform the Toy Symphony under the direction of Mrs. Dittmar, vianiste for The Marvel. Ay Jolly Sleighing Par returns for a second performance tonight for children, with music to harmonize with the pictures as Maud Waters Dittmar conducts.

Mozart Club Childdren Toy Symphony Maud Waters Dittmar

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