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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1910
Page
5
Thos H Haller Hardware Co faces claim involving 8 Furniture Store with AL Cramer Sone named in proceedings. Details unclear in OCR but entities tied to the dispute appear.
Those intending to make public sales next season should send their names addresses and details of sale to Tax News for inclusion in the Public Sale Record. The paper stresses early submission to avoid conflicts and notes no charge for this service. It also warns that advertisements require proper orders to appear in upcoming issues and late notices are not accepted without approval.
Mr and Mrs A A Lough visiting in Hanover and New Oxford Pa. Mrs Harry Keefer of West Third Street and Mrs Chas Mehrling return from Baltimore. Gerson Atcsenour back from Baltimore after treatment. Frederick City Abattoir Company holds stockholders meeting. Frank C Norwood chairs. Edye Legg Jr named resident representative for Fidelity and Casualty in Baltimore. Veee promoted from Washington position.
Local pastors announce sermons and meetings across churches including First Bibleee siterpoon Elmer Springs Bobbysville Mission Evangelical Reformed Trinity M E B Church All Saints St Johns Presbyterian Grace Reformed and United Brethren Also Salvation Army Young Peoples groups and Charlie Lea Gospel Mission Workers with times from morning to evening and Sunday school details plus a rummage sale in progress at 169 West Patrick Street.
At a Frederick County Branch meeting of the Maryland Association for the Prevention and Relief of Tuberculosis, the visiting nurse program was outlined. Grace Blyne chaired. February activity included 217 home visits, 159 to the sick, 41 new callees, and 37 new patients added. Nurses will fumigate houses after TB deaths and follow physician prescribed treatments during visits.
An afternoon gathering of mothers at the West South Street school featured a chorus The Merry Boon and a welcome by Principal Chester G Clem Manter. George Hunichen recited Somebody's Mother Ella V Kreig spoke on Irregular Attendance John T White county superintendent gave a general schools talk Mothers asked questions and refreshments were served concluding the meeting was very interesting and profitable.
Daniel W. Baker of Maryland withdraws from the race to succeed the United States Attorney for the District of Columbia. He leaves the office in better shape after four years and will join the firm Baker Sheehy Hogan. Eight prisoners arraigned before February 1 remain untried in the jail and one homicide case remains.
Last course tickets for lectures at Women's CollegeMondaya evening include talks on Inia Egypt and the Barbary States with 75 cent full admission 35 cent single tickets and 10 cent rebates for prior lectures. Local attendance grows per University Extension and SHIPley's repairs talking machines. Memorial note for Laura Walling remembers a year since her death with hopeful verses.
The State Senate approved a bill authorizing Frederick to issue bonds up to 64 280 to fund debt and improve the water distribution system. Alderman David Lowenstein pursued the measure in Annapolis while Townsend pledged prompt action. A separate House-approved bill allows up to 50 000 in bonds, 4 percent interest, to be sold at par, not before June 1.
On November the tet Hag the Bank Increased its inter ext rate to Four 446 per cunt per annum on all ite apootal dna terest bollriog depuaite. The bank offers first class facilities for general banking business and to remit to all other reports subject to the contracts under which they were made.
A dense local item list describes merchandise at Busy Corner Bergalina including clothing, dishes, soap, yard goods, and household items with prices. nearby public notices announce livestock sales, a hospital board meeting, and a baseball association gathering. The page also mentions Easter stamps, souvenir postals, and ads for records and phonographs.
An assortment of advertisements includes lingerie, furniture, carpets, cloths, stoves, and Easter novelties with discounts and new-season goods. Also an annual stockholders meeting for Colt-Dixon Packing Co at Frederick, Maryland, March 7, 1910, noon, via secretary W. O. McCurcurok.
Friday shopping list and sale notices mix with public sale for Frances A. Gllpp admin and new stores. The item list includes stove polish glue paper and kitchenware, garden seed and curtain rods. A public sale for Frances A. Cllpp is set for Tuesday March 8 with all stock and farming implements offered.
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