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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1911
Page
10
A dense, mixed list of visitors and gatherings across Taylorsville area including Miss Mary Pay and Josephine of Tancertawa visiting Mr. Wal der Dorsey, families in Waynesboro Pa and Dickerson, church events at Mt and St Marys, farm visits and Sunday outings, plus local farmers through harvest.
A collection of social notes records multiple visits and stays. Notable items include Mr S. T. Grimes in Burnsville and Miss Myra Thompson visiting her father Albert Thompson, plus numerous visits between locals such as Mr J B Grimes, Mr Thomas Grimes, and George Vanfossen family.
J E Wetherard of Charles County and Samuel E Pentz of Baltimore Co were named for Comptroller and Attorney General respectively by the Maryland Prohibition party at the statewide convention in Baltimore. John H Dulany of Fruitland, aged 51, was chosen to head the ticket as Governor, amid a 100-member gathering that adopted the party platform calling for immediate liquor prohibition and a platform aligned with the national Prohibition movement.
Mr Edward C Yeakle returns from Atlantic City. Emory L Coblentz is in Washington on business. Ab Rosenour of this city in Baltimore on business. Miss Mary Routzahne of Middletown visiting friends in Baltimore. Master John W Wood of Baltimore visiting relatives here. Mrs Laura F Cook visiting relatives in Middle Lawn. Miss Henrietta Ritchie returns from New York. Mrs S Lewis Molter and children go to Ocean City. Miss Charlotte Matter visits Miss Catherine McSherry in Baltimore. Mrs Knight of Baltimore visiting Mrs Mary L Thomas and daughter. M McCregor formerly Y M C A secretary in city for short stay. Mrs Albert I Pearre and Miss Caroline McSherry visiting Baltimore. Percy Myer of Charleston visiting relatives. Mass Orra Thiner formerly of this city now in Baltimore visiting Misses Ratchie. Mr Want Hendrikson recently Harvard graduate returns home. Mrs Jonny Johnson and daughters visit Ocean City. Mrs Wo Shriner and granddaughter Cornelia Ross return from visit to daughter. Misses Emma and Vary Dobler and Miss Gertrude Bressler of Baltimore visiting. Mass Clara Gmmerman retires. Miss Rose Fearhakeing visiting Tinliy Fox family. Mrs Margaret Benner returning from Atlantic City.
The column surveys global support for women's suffrage, citing figures like Ferrera and John Fouthe, arguing equality is moral progress. It highlights petitions, press campaigns, and prominent remarks urging enfranchisement, including a parable about a male opponent facing accountability.
An advertisement touts a biweekly publication with late hour news and important trends since prior issues. It promises seasonal agricultural articles by experts, edited extracts from top papers, and brief items every Tuesday and Friday. Subscription is one dollar yearly with 104 copies sent. Samples available at the office.
A damaged clipping reports the State R Commission proposing sixty thousand dollars to acquire the Reastertown Turnpike from the local company to clear the rear of Pru Ye Park, with the company previously asking eighty thousand and the commission pressing for the transfer amid unclear final terms.
Directors of Frederick Rail Company convene to weigh the proposed union power house for the Wrokaick and Haestown electric business. Proposals for the joint project are presented by representatives from both rail lines with plans to adopt or reject the scheme at a forthcoming meeting.
White Snowballs defeated Young Athletics last evening 9 to 0. Key moments included a home run by Wantler and a pitch to Mullinix, both contributing to the dominant White Snowballs performance.
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