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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1913
Page
5
At ten o clock in the evening the sky shows Mercury and morning planets Venus Saturn Mars and Jupiter near the horizon with Mega the Lyre star conspicuous overhead, offering a striking celestial view in this period.
Vicinity voters and hospital staff note Taylor resigns after months of service. He will head the Terra Alta camp, taking charge of medical activities. In Frederick he leaves many friends and no definite fall plans yet, with offers on the table. Wilson, Smith, and Earl Zeigler will oversee physical work for the association for now.
Mr White and School Superintendent John T White traveled to La Plata Maryland to present diplomas at McDonough School commencement last night. Principal R J Reich, recently ill with typhoid fever, is improving and White attends the Annapolis Teachers Convention. Dr T E R Miller of Lewistown District has purchased the Weiler house and plans to remodel and reside there.
A city plan outlines extensive repairs and possible selling of electricity to individual consumers. The proposal suggests equipping the existing plant to supply power locally, with legislative enabling required as current charters do not authorize private sales. Edward W. Woodruff and wife deeded lands in Brad dock Heights to W S McCarthy and E L Coblentz as part of a trust tied to a $1,200 debt.
Mrs W T Davis of Crisfield Somerset Md won the handsome silk quilt donated by the City Hotel ladies for the City Hospital. The lucky number 34. Mrs David Lowenstein conducted the contest and $25 was realized. The quilt is described as very fine.
Notice to city taxpayers requests prompt payment of all city taxes and street assessments to avoid forced collection. M A Caffrey, tax collector, states his term has expired and the aldermen require settlement of all bills. Also advertises sale of produce and a luncheon roll at The Blue Ribbon Grocery with contact in the listing.
News of City Lodges Camp 17 and Key Council No 48 report officer elections for the ensuing term. Camp 17 P O Sof A named Marion Y Kaue as Past President Rudy W Boyer as President Charles Morgan as Vice President W L Kane as Master of Forms Charles T Kine as Conductor C B Summer as Inspector Ira N Whles as Trustee A E Heidler as State Camp Representative with C C Morgan as Alternate Guher Dis and Ward dismiss, Key Council No 48 elected Ralked Bartielc OsNicholhn W Palk as Secretary William Secre tary William P Snyder as Inductor H B Dinterman as Examiner Charles Stewart as Inside Protector Adam Dettrick as Outside Protector Jesse M Haugh as Trustee William C Rooder ick and a session of Representatives of the Daughters of Liberty being held at Hagerstown.
A fragment describes a Spend’ July 4th event at Braddock Heights featuring skating, bowling, and pool in the afternoon and a fireworks display at night. It mentions a ride by auto to Gettysburg and encourages crowds to attend. Frederick Auto Co. and J. I. Snyder are noted in relation to the event.
Reformed Evangelical- Reform ed Sunday school picnic postponed due to rain and rescheduled for Friday afternoon. Fourth of July Committee to meet Friday at 10 in chairman's residence. Dixie Flyer motorcycle 1912 model for sale at 119 East Fourth Street. Chippewa Tribe Red Men wigwam burnished gathering June 26 at 8 p.m. Braddock Cottage for Rent in Brad dock Heights offered by C. E. Cline, Frederick Maryland.
Members of Mi Bias Reformed Sunday school host a cream festival with ice cream cakes candy and fancy artifices for sale in the yard at Feaganville on the evening of June 28, 191%. Proceeds support the Sabbath school activities and local church work.
Frederick Board of Charities and Correction endorses Goldsborough policy on county insane institutions. Members say Montevue, currently state funded, is too costly and should be reined in. Contracts for Montevue and jail supplies awarded for three months. George R. Dennis Jr. argues county can better care for the insane locally at lower cost.
Warry D Kefanver now affiliated with PL G Thomas and Son Insurance. All business routed through him will receive prompt attention. Located at 20 West Patrick Street, contact via phone 24.
John D. Hendrickson is announced as vice president in a formal corporate notice highlighting his leadership role and continued tenure with the organization. The brief mentions his prior contributions and the responsibilities accompanying the position.
Real estate ad invites quick buyers to select from 400 city properties including livery stable and business sites across all city sections. Advertises first class service, insurance options, and the contact agent Joan Bringle for details.
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