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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1910
Page
5
Town readers urged to file names addresses and sale dates with Tax News for a Public Sale Record to prevent date conflicts. The News offers free registration and reminds sellers that notices follow the paper's advertising deadlines.
After three preliminaries, Alban M Wood of Charlottesville was chosen as one of six debaters to represent the University of Virginia in April contests. He will debate Vanderbilt, Tulane, and Georgia, with Wood and W Davie assigned to the Vanderbilt match on the resolution about Southern cities governing themselves by a seven man commission. Virginia supports the affirmative against Tulane and Georgia and the negative against Vanderbilt.
Berkeley Springs reports the smallpox situation under control with three total victims. State Senator A McIntire is recovering and may stay under quarantine ten days longer. his daughter has a slight attack. Residents criticize Hancock Maryland for quarantine actions.
A rear wall of J Howard Baer’s store failed during excavation for Henry J D Hagan property on Fourth Street. The collapse followed earlier foundation damage and the remaining wall fell today. James Hopkins Sr sentenced for corn theft to 12 months in the state correctional facility. he was moved to the correctional house this morning by officer William Grimes.
Mr Stump forwards 156 names for census enumerators in the district including eight women chosen from sixteen examined. Five of the women serve Allegany county, two Frederick county and one Washington county. The appointments will be announced in a few days.
PURELY PERSONAL items note various residents visiting, returning or traveling. Names include Mr. OBrien, Mr. David Wetting, Mrs. Reverdy Wachter, Mrs. Georgia Kennedy, Miss Daisy Thomas, Mrs. Lizzie Mulhern, and several Plunkert family members. Events cover visits to Baltimore, Atlanta, Winchester, and Frederick, plus a job change for Eva Baker to Golden & Co in Washington DC.
The Freder ick City Hospital Association held its annual meeting at the hospital. Reports from committees were encouraging and a delegation reported a cordial reception in Annapolis regarding an appropriation and a nurses housing extra appropriation. February ICU activity showed 52 treated, 31 admitted, 31 discharged, 31 died, 1 remaining, with 40 full pay, 2 part pay, and 10 free patients. New officers were elected for the year: President Mrs Adrian C McCardell. vice presidents Mrs Ida M Markey, Mrs Margaret E Hood. recording secretary Miss Lillie Keller. corresponding secretary Miss Amma R Gittingert. treasurer Mrs George Heinlein. executive committee Miss Effie Eichelberger, Miss Ella Houck, Mrs Charles H Baughman, Miss M Janet Williams, Mrs Arthur Willard. house committee members listed. honorary presidents for life include Mrs Frances H Markell, Miss Mary Cc Ramaburg, Mrs David Cramer, Mrs David Lowenstein, Mrs Caspar E Cline, Miss Emma J Smith, and Mrs Margaret E Hood.
The luperial Minstrels are presented at the City Opera House in Frederick this evening. A local group with a gifted cast promises a major surprise with a grand Kaleidoscope Dance and a striking chorus. Production by Mr. L. ra Woodward and under local direction aims to deliver one of the best evenings of entertainment yet offered.
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The Charity Organization Society met last evening with Rev. Thomas Freeman Dixon presiding. They outlined season totals: 142 families aided, 300 grants, $185.35 expended. A widow with a one year old seeks boarding for her child. Nellie Caney is coordinating placements. An impostor who collected for a sick child was warned against. Reports from the Friendly Visiting Institute gave encouragement.
After a ten hour Senate debate party leaders clashed over a plan to grant Baltimore City a fixed representation in the House of Delegates. The Linthleuin bill failed on a tie vote, and the Price bill with an amended clause tied to Baltimore County representation passed to third reading. The city ends up with 35 seats, more is tied to county population growth and could reduce Baltimore’s share.
In a bitter session the House of Delegates refused to strike out the enacting clause of the bill repealing the exclusive privilege of the Consolidated Gas and Electric Light Company of Baltimore to manufacture and sell gas and electricity. The roll showed 64 to 31 in favor of keeping the clause, with Ausherman of Frederick County among those voting for the motion and Hargett Harris and Werten baker voting again. Castle was absent or not voting.
Mount Airy Maryland prepares to revive trapshooting with a shooting contest to be held Saturday before Easter. Prominent gunners from surrounding counties and a Baltimore professional shooter are expected, with Carl ton Lewis set to manage the event. In Frederick County measures, Delegate Hargett introduced a wage attachment bill by request. The Senate Corporation Committee favors Senator Mathias' charter amendment for the Savings Bank of Brunswick.
Board members of the Y M C A met at eight o'clock for the regular monthly session. Reports showed continued activity and growth across departments. Extensive plans were discussed for a large outdoor program in the spring and summer.
Red Porter, familiar to Frederick and Hagerstown fans, is in town for a few days and plans to play professional baseball this year. He will join the Trenton team.
Miss Emma Thomias daughter of Mr Silas Thomas cut the back of her right hand yesterday while opening a can of fruit. Her hand gripped the sharp tin and the cut required attention.
The sale of Mr. Kariea’s livestock drew a large crowd yesterday with horses selling up to $260 and cattle up to $140. Prices averaged strong across the auction, reflecting healthy demand in the market.
Mr. John Herahberger sold his brick Tucker property on Yast Second Street to Mr. John Ramsburg for private consideration.
The Broad Run will of Jacob M. Huffer directs $500 to each of three sons and specific sums for services. farm and mountain land valued at 24450 with stock and farming implements. widow Sarah L. Flook receives household effects and 4000. residue split among five children. Executors named Charles M Huffer Luther M Huffer and Samuel J Huffer without bond. Emma J. Flook widow of W Salvely Flook files for probate. farm option to son D C Rokes Flook for 1635. rent converted to money. various bequests to Wilbur Flock J Ridgely Flock Hugh Grace Arnold Nora Kefauver and others with conditions on investments and guardianship.
A wedding march and ceremony occurred Wednesday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs S V Broadhurst Browningaville as Miss Mile Broadhurst wed Harvey Burdette. Attendants included Ivy Broadhurst sister of the bride and Norman Watkins best man. A separate Hanover Pa ceremony united Miss Georgiana Moss and Mr Verno E Fidneytrock. The bride received many gifts and plans include a Cumberland wedding trip and a reception back home.
Officers listed include J. D. Baker WM G Baker H D Baker WM G Simmerrman Samuel G Duvall as President and Vice President with carriers assistants and trustees named H Hauton Daniel Batan U H B Comuar M D C B Corny Pol Baars and others.
Sale notice for Easter novelties and garden seeds at 122 South Market Street. Advertises fruit, citrus, and orange varieties, seed potatoes, and new corsets with claims of comfort and nonbreaking wear. Includes promotional lines for various vendors and a selection of flowers and vegetables.
Mr. Sidney Pollitt died in Salisbury hospital after injuries from being run down by a freight train at Princess Anne. President Taft reappointed William F. Btone as Baltimore port collector, awaiting Senate confirmation. Supt. W H Anderson of the Anti Saloon League issues a second challenge to Carville D Benson over the defeated anti saloon measure. Rev J S Bearen of Cumberland files charges against Police Chief Stanagan seeking redress. Col Jerome H Joyce, Baltimore Aero Club president, says Baltimore and Washington demand the International aviation meet at College Park.
Public notice announces personal financial non-responsibility and upcoming theater attractions at Family Theatre on Monday night March 10. It advertises The Hurleeque Show, Monte Carlo Girls, Pretty Girls, and a melodrama plus variety acts, with prices on phonographs and related goods at Busy Corner.
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