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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1910
Page
5
Public Sales Notice and Recording Service for Coming Season
Those planning a public sale next season should immediately send their names addresses and sale date to Tun Newa for entry in the Public Sale Record to avoid conflicts. The News will publish in Late Returns all sales with bills printed and advertisements. No notice will be published without an order for bills or advertising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tun Newa
Tus News
Darty
Wex
Personal News From Frederick Residents
Purely personal notes list Mr. R. B. Shaff of Jefferson in Frederick on business and Mr. Daniel E. Derr of Baltimore on a trip. John W. J. Ano hen travels to Reading Pa to visit his daughter. L. E. Mulinix on business in Philadelphia and New York. Mrs. E M Bader returns from Baltimore. Marion Pearce of Pearce and Sheck in Frederick for a few days. Wm Albaugh visits friends on North Market Street. Mrs. C Harry Webster returns from Point of Rocks. Messrs D W and W E Poole of Washington DC attend their mother Mrs John Poole’s illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. B. Shaff
Jefferson
Frederick
Daniel E. Derr
Baltimore
John W. J.anohen
Reading
John L. Michael
Patrick Street
Doubs
L. E. Mulinix
North Market Street
Philadelphia
New York
E.M. Bader
Monocacy Boulevard
Marion Pearce
Pearce and Scheck
Wm. Albaugh
Walkersville
John W. Miller
C. Harry Webster
Madison Avenue
John Colbert
Point of Rocks
Messie
D. W
W. IE. Poole
Washington, D. C
John Poole
Conrad
Hymeneal Notices From Local Parish and Marriages
Eldridge Downes Jr of Goldsboro Maryland and Louise Sprenkle of Hanover Pa were quietly married at the M I parsonage by Rev E H Lamar. Lee Roy Moxley near Monrovia and von Brean Beall of Purdem Montgomery county married at Kemptown March 5 by Rev Howard O Keene. Local Red Men visited Boonsboro tribe. Grand Junior Sagamore Bennett explained secret work and Justice Eckstein spoke to members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Downes—Sprenkle
Eldridge Downes, Jr
Goldsboro
Caroline County
Louise Sprenkle
Hanover
M. 1
E. H. Lamar
Moxley—Beall
Lee Roy Moxley
Near Monrovia
von Brean’ Beall
Nene Purdem
Montgomery County
Kemptown
Howard O. Keene
Boonsboro
Harry L. Bennett
Sagawore
Ordenee
C. H
Guadetion
Sagamore Bennett
Justice Eckstein
Directors Organize Colt and Dizon Company Board
Directors of the Colt and Dizon Company reorganize leadership with W. Obenderter as president Pr Meh tl Hiteshew as vice president Guy ie Move as state ad ke 0.se Lohoon manager J. Jooson remaining members named Rumuks and News Want-Sds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colt & Dizon Company
Accing Re
W. ‘Obenderter
Pr. Meh Tl Hiteshew
Guy Ie Move
Se Lohoon
J. Jooson
County School Board Considers Friday Closings and Exams
The Frederick County Board of School Commissioners approved closing all white schools on Friday May 27 1910 and set commencement for May 30 to June 3. Examinations for graduating students occur May 18 19 20 1910 with papers due by May 24. Maryland Day observed March 25 replacing Good Friday with afternoon exercises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County School Commissioners
Charles W. Ries
Lewis F. Gaver
Walter Lizer
Church Hir School
Roger [S. Hurley
Frederick County Teachers' Association
Frederick Cey
Maryland
Brunswick
Tthe
State Board of Education
H Igh
Hast Church Street
Thur Mont
Death of Miss Elen A Whalen of Frederick
Miss Elen A Whalen of Frederick dies at home age 73 from paralysis at 30 East Patrick Street. Survived by four sisters and one brother. Funeral Saturday at 2 PM at her home with burial at Mt Olive Cemetery. Infant William M Mattheny dies of pneumonia at 111 North Bents Street aged 2 months 10 days. Burial at Doubs Cemetery after funeral Friday at 2 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen A. Whalen
Elen A. Whalen
Frederick
Patrick Street
Charles B. Paut
Lizzie C. Keasler
Mary A. Whalen
Ilannah N. Whelen
Thomas S. Whalen
Climbereburg
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
William M. Mattheny
Clayton Mattheny
North Bents Street
Doubs Cemetery
Local residents listed as sick and recovering
The notice lists several townsfolk on the sick list including Mrs Ann Poole, Harolld Ramsburg, Mrs Wan Woodward, John Oland, George Lewis, Mrs Harry Baer, Edward Baltzell and Justice John Francis Smith. It notes Mrs Baer admitted to City Hospital for appendicitis and Mr Baltzell able to be about.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Poole
East Sixth Street
F. Mir. Harolld Ramsburg
John Francis Smith
Wan
A. Woodward
North Market Street
John F. Oland
East Patrick Street
George Lewis
Harry Baer
West South Street
City Hospital
Edward D. Baltzell
West Third ‘Street
Political fight lines in Hagerstown races
In Hagerstown the Republican and Democratic factions court nominees for the upcoming city race. Rumors place Dr. J. McPherson Scott as the GOP choice while Jacob W. Monath and James E. Pryor are named contenders among Democrats. Campaigns forecast a hot contest with strong party activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
J. McPherson Scott
Jacob W. Monath
Mosat
James E
Pryor
Amateur Minstrels at City Opera House delights local audience
The Imperial Minstrel troupe, a local talent company, presented a varied program at the City Opera House. George Liat acted as interlocutor with Harry Kolb, George Rodkey, Moberly, Vivalla Derr, Everhart, Keeler, and a chorus including Bennett Kennedy Munshowar Harp Cline Shipley Phiea. Viola Swomley sang Little No One. Al Moberly and Harry Kolb performed numbers, a mindcal act by Fisher, Everhart, Stockman showcased saxophone and xylophone pieces, and Fisher Stockman duetted on sax and horn. Lewia Woodward arranged electrical effects. Webster Heck did scenery. Fisher directed the music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Opera House
Harry Kolb
George Rodkey
At. Moberly
Vivalla ‘Derr
George’ Everhart
H. Keeler
Wm. Bennett
Frank Kennedy
Er Munshowar
Roscoe Harp
Cline
Wm. Shipley
G. Phiea
Mies
Viola Swomley
al. Moberly
Webster Heck
Mr. Fisher
Reunion Of Confederates Planned By Maryland Col Owens
Col J W Owens of Annapolis announces a reunion of Marylanders who fought for the Confederacy. Rev J B Branen offers to drop charges against Cumberland Chief Flanagan who declined. Harry W Houston, a Gardner will witness at Stockville, was jailed briefly then released. Calvert County Board of Road Commissioners elects Clarence B Plummer president and N J Sellers secretary. Taft urged to appoint Stockbridge or Robert H Smith as assistant to Judge Morrie on the US District Court bench.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Owens
Annapolis
J.8
Branen
Police Flanagan
Cumberland
Harry W. Houston
Gardner
Stockville
Board of Road Commissioners
Calvert County
Clarence B. Plummer
N. J. Sellers
Taft
Duke Stockbridge
Robert H Smnith
Morrie
United States District Court
Maryland School Ball Team Reorganizes for Baseball Season
The Maryland School baseball club has reorganized and practices daily with Creager catching and Zimmerman and Boyle on the mound. They’ve scheduled games with Frederick YMC A Mt. St Joseph’s College and Ellicott City among others, after a season with fifteen games and only one loss. The roster includes Creager Boyle Bensoh Miller Duffy LeGore Kubjizki Zimmerman Foxwell Duvall Dunsife Nicol Moore Hull.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Creager
Zimmerman
Boyle
Frederick Y.M
NH. Creager
M. Boyle
H. Bensoh
Miller
Duffy
H. LeGore
J. Kubjizki
Bo Zimmerman
J. Foxwell
W. Duvall
M. Dunsife
H. Nicol
A. Moore
J. Hull
Bills Introduced in Frederick County House and Senate
In the House of Delegates yesterday bills were introduced by Mr. Wertenbaker on trustees for the insane, by Mr. Castle to amend Middletown Savings Bank charter, by Mr. Hargett to compensate Josiah A. Ramebure for trees destroyed by state entomologist, and by Mr. Austerman to amend Frederick county liquor laws and the Frederick Mutual Fire Insurance charter. In the Senate, Senator Mathias' bill to amend the duties of Frederick County Commissioners was passed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
House of Dlegates
Wertenbaker
Castle
Middletown Savinga Bank
Hargett
Josiah A. Ramebure
Austerman
Frederick Mutual Fire Insurance Company
Senate
Mathias
Special Song Service and Testimony Meeting at Frederick SA
This evening the Frederick Corps of the American Salvation Army holds a special song service and testimony meeting at barracks 265 and 267 West Patrick Street. Adjt. Marshall and the full corps conduct the service with a soldiers meeting to follow. The rummage case at 160 West Patrick Street continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Corps
American Salvation Army
West Patrick Street
Adjt
Marshall
Funeral for Robert B Campbell at Asbury Church
The funeral of Robert B Campbell took place yesterday at 2 30 PM at Asbury church with Reva Valentine and Townes conducting. Pallbearers included Thomas Potts Clifford Holland Joseph Whalen Paul Onley Levi Batte Joseph Dorsey. Interment followed at Laboring Sons cemetery. Thea P Rice was the funeral director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert
Campbell
Asbury Church
Reva Valentine
Townes
Thomas Potts
Clifford Holland
Joseph Whalen
Paul Onley
Levi Batte
Joseph Dorsey
Laboring Sons Cemetery
Thea. P. Rice
Hens Are Money Makers in Leitersburg Poultry
C. C. Strite of Leitersburg Washington county owns the prize egg-laying flock in the area. From October onward his yard laid 1971 eggs in a day period, with a value of 2 to 80 cents per dozen, yielding a considerable sum from the flock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
3. C. Strite
Leitersburg
Washington County
Bebra
Stryke
Camp initiation and smoker event at local lodge
An interesting meeting of Camp 58 of A. was held with many members present. Two persons were elected to membership and a class of five candidates were initiated. A smoker and entertainment are planned for Wednesday night, promising an enjoyable event.
Demand to abolish double headed freight trains sparks rail labor dispute
Widening breach between Baltimore and Ohio Railroad trainmen and conductors and officials in conference with U S Labor Commissioner Neill. Disputes center on abolishing double headed freight trains and wage concessions while crews argue longer trips and reduced rest affect wages and safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
United States Labor
Neill
Baltimore and Ohio
Leammon
Main of Baltimore Drives Repeal Bill Whip Effort
An Annapolis dispatch says Delegate Main, formerly of Frederick and now of Baltimore city, led an enthusiastic sextet backing the gas repeal bill. He actively hustled absentees, rallied supporters, and pressed roll calls, delivering a decisive nighttime tally in the debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sun
Annapolis
Delegate Main
Baltimore City
Frederick
Main
Northeless
Mr. Main
YMCA To Take Over Brederick Grounds For Baseball
The Y M C A has accepted a plan to assume control of Brederick Baseball Association grounds. A committee including J H Apple J T Thomas W Harry Haller D J Markey and C E Cline will oversee the transfer. The move ends professional ball here for two seasons while the Y M C A fields a strong local team with possible paid battery. Openers may feature Mt St Marys with other clubs arranged. several games already booked. Also noted is a lecture by Prof A Thomas Apple of F M College Lancaster on Halley’s Comet at Woman’s College Hall on April 18 illustrated with lantern slides. The comet will become visible to the naked eye later as it approaches perihelion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A
Y. M. CA
Brederick Baseball Association
Uone
J. H. Apple
J. T. Thomas
W. Harry Haller
D. J. Markey
C. E. Cline
Mt. St. Mary’s
A. Thos. G. Apple
Daniel School Observatory
F. & M. College
Lancaster
Woman's College Hall
Perleton
Danie Scholl Observatory
Bank Raises Interest Rate on Special Deposits In 1909
On November 1, 1909, the Capital Bank increased its interest rate to four and nine tenths percent per year on all special interest bearing deposits. All other deposits remain subject to existing contract provisions.
Scoll Bros Featured In Local Circular Bulletin
Frederick City stockholders meet at City Hall tomorrow night to complete the Frederick City Abattoir Company organization. Also announced is a military drama film, a furniture sale, and All Saints Episcopal Guild planning a bake sale with cakes, candies, biscuits on Saturday March 12 at 3 p.m. Scout Bros promote bargain books sale and home furnishings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scoll Bros
Menara
Frederick City
St. Mary's
Sainte’ Episcopal Guild
1910 Baseball Guides and local notices
A fragmented page lists 1910 Centra Hanpwart Co guides and carpet options in Axmiluister with low prices. It notes a Scout Bros basketball event on Friday March 21 at Diamond Rink in Chambersburg with an exhibition of the Pennant Flag, and a Family Theatre program on March 14 featuring Monte Carlo Girls and La Belle Myrtle in A Night in the Orient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ingrain
Scout Bros
Diamond Rink
Chambersburg
Family Theatre
Monte Carlo
Oomaljtellae Sant
Soanet Dolog
la Belle Myrtle
Orient
Notice to the Public and Local Advertisements
A garbled notice announces personal dispute with Stelis M. Rowe and disclaims debts by Lake View Attractions. It lists events including Boggs' race with skating dancing and music, train times from Frederick, a sale of Easter novelties at 12230 South Market Street, Garden Seeds offerings, and fruit, corn, beans and seed potatoes. A corset line introduction by Mr C Harry Miller at 295 North Market Street appears with other ads for gas or electric services and sweet peas seed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake View
Boggs’ Chalact
Frederick
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