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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1913
Page
6
The Carnegies dropped the first two games to the Scouts in the MC A duck pin league but captured the third game by 60 pins setting a single game record. Captain Slattery was not in the lineup. Intermediates defeated Employed Boys in another match last night.
Hoberts scores 14 for the losing side while Rinehart leads the winners with 12. Intermediates and a mixed team line up included players such as Lease, Morningstar, Baumgardner, Talley, King, Eberts, and Shook. Four goals credited to Baumgardner and Eberts. A social at the YMG tomorrow features a short talk by Mr I D H Abbott.
Brunswick town council imposes nightly license fees on moving picture shows. Steele and Dinges refuse payment, hire counsel, and threaten a legal fight, claiming the ordinance is an unreasonable tax for the town’s size and the shows’ irregular scheduling. The dispute follows the ordinance taking effect February 5 and could prompt enforcement actions.
Members of Frederick First Baptist Church hosted a farewell supper for Rev Alonzo D Winters who resigns to lead Drpid F Park Church in Baltimore. Resolutions praised his four years of service, anti saloon work, care for the sick and needy, and urged support for his new field. He spoke of gratitude and promised continued faith in the church and community.
Mountain City Lodge plans a large modern cafe in the Pythian Castle on Court Street with an experienced chef, water proof basement, and in-house electric plant. The building will host lodge offices, banquet rooms, and third floor lodge space, aiming for completion by May 1 and a major bazaar to surpass prior efforts.
Roy Grams and wife transfer to John M Dennis in county real estate for 73 dollars. Jonas V Summers and wife grant right to lay pipe line for 1 dollar. Anna Hughes et al transfer to George W Lilly and wife for 700 dollars. James O Harne and wife transfer to Henry Show for 290 dollars. N Frushour and wife to Henry Show for 16 dollars. Samuel A Lewis and Joseph W Gaver trustees to Henry Show for 70.94 dollars. James O Harne and wife to Harry Show for 14 dollars. James O Harne and wife to Henry Show for 25 dollars. Marriage licenses issued to William E Fawley and Rosia Rowzie ages 22 and 21 near Taylorstown Virginia. Archie T Cecil and Grace Hamilton ages 22 and 24 near Lime Kiln and Frederick. Harry Haller released on 1000 recognizance on family mistreatment charge. may move to Baltimore.
Frederick area residents report illnesses and confinements at home. Several individuals, including Mr. Lewis Kuysmaul and Mrs. Mary A. Duvall, are seriously ill or improving, with others like Miss Nettie Routzam and Miss Elisabeth Harding recovering or confined. John McGill plans to return home after three weeks, and local students or staff tied to Bellaire Maryland University Hogsplitu are noted for a three week return.
. 2B. Cox, proprietor of the City Jsolet, was last night presented by the Mederick Lodge of Meptasophs a handsome Heptasoph pia for iva inter est and work In seouring the excur sion of ieptasophs from York to eoeerkyr.
George Schroeder serves as court ball official busy today distributing geode sent to the court house by Senator W. P Jackson. The event highlights a ceremonial exchange involving local government and a state senator.
A Virginia reader credits Bear's Emulsion with curing his stricken son after a pneumonia, noting rapid cough relief and lung strengthening within days. The letter invites inquiries and promises refunds if unsatisfied, with Cumberland distributor A L Paard in Frederick, Maryland.
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