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From noon today to moonrise tomorrow, an event set at 6 00 with activity around 6 50 and 5 03. Jupiter will be visible with four satellites seen west of the planet.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1910
Page
5
From noon today to moonrise tomorrow, an event set at 6 00 with activity around 6 50 and 5 03. Jupiter will be visible with four satellites seen west of the planet.
Purely personal items describing visits and travels of local residents. Mentions Mr. Lewis Eichelberger in Baltimore with friends, Capt. Eli Frost visiting Marion Indiana and Ohio, Miss Belva Grimes visiting her brother, and several local residents hosting or returning from social visits or a funeral in Upton Bridge.
Brief items note entertainment this week and a shift away from winter. Toursday marks Maryland Day celebrations while millinery openings attract shoppers. A burglary near Adamstown saw two dozen hats stolen from Mr George Thomas. A special Indep dent Hose Co meeting at 7 30 tonight will discuss the death of longtime member Adolph Haba and a Junior Company meeting follows.
A damaged obituary fragment notes funeral rites conducted by Rev. E. A. Lamar. Mention includes floral tributes and a list of mourners such as Thomas and others, with partially readable names and dates.
William B. Davis, driver of the Junior Fire Company engine, was crushed beneath the wheels when a new unruly horse bolted as the team left the engine house to answer a street fire alarm on West Patrick street. The four ton machine dragged him across the doorway, and he died instantly. Davis, 65, a former Frederick police officer and longtime driver, left a widow, four children, and siblings. Funeral is set for tomorrow at 10:30 a.m. at East Second Street with burial at Mt. Olivet Cemetery.
The Marquise D'Oyley known to Baltimore as Miss Annie McDonald died last week at her Paris area chateau. She studied at Visitation Academy on East Second Street and married Dr. John Evans of Baltimore forty one years ago. Her husband, elevated to marquis by the Pope, survives with their son Count Raoul d'Oytey. Also named is Senor Prudencio de Marquiondo, Uruguay Consul General to the U.S., who died in Baltimore last week and leaves a widow known here. Both women were remembered by former Visitation classmates.
A charity entertainment in Washington on April 6 features elaborate tableaux from American history. Mrs. Roswell R. Hoes, formerly of the city, leads the display The American Minister at the Court of Napoleon. Her son will portray Minister Monroe in period attire from his court presentation. Mrs. Hoes is given by Mrs. Wm. C. Johnson of the city.
Company A presents a military production next Monday March 28 with heightened interest. Act two of A Red Cross Nurse features Soldier Company Y on stage in a novel, exciting situation. The two act play, set in Cuba and New York, promises strong characters and lively entertainment for lovers of the genre.
General Isaac Lobe Straus and officials from Maryland and West Virginia discuss finalizing the boundary settlement. The parties plan to appoint three commissioners at this afternoon meeting to conduct the survey and define the line in dispute for years.
Mr Adolph Hahn, aged 77 years, 3 months and 15 days, died at his home on East Patrick Street after suffering a shock on March 8 and fracturing a rib. Born in Hanover, Germany in 1832, he came to the United States with his wife, who preceded him in death.
Grave years ago in 1855 era. Mr Hahn worked at tannery of Phillip B Kunkel and later at George Sites & Oak Fee. A devoted family man, he never stayed away from home overnight. Survived by two sons Alderman Henry A Bahu and William A Hahn and two daughters Annie C Hahn and Clara C Blackaton. Funeral at 3 with services and Mt Olivet cemetery interment.
Fire early yesterday caused by a lamp explosion in Mrs. Eden Dansberger’s apartment at Weat Patrick Street. The blaze damaged a table carpet and washboard. damage about 100 dollars with some insurance. Firefighters used chemicals to extinguish the flames promptly. Earlier, a smoke alarm reported from Henry Debring’s car being cleaned behind Monon Laundry on South Market Street. Memorial Eagle services held at 3 30 PM with Frederick Aerie leadership and a program including works by the Frederick Select Orchestra and address by P P Charles J Wilson. two members lost in the year Franklin E. Smith and Patrick E. Long.
Deputy Sheriff Heuver and Officer King arrested Rene Daltisere on a drunk charge Saturday night. Justice Eckstein fined him five dollars and costs, with thirty days in jail if unpaid. Sileck had just been released for drunkenness when he drank again and returned to jail, his parents sending money for a home aid.
Rev J O Clippinger pastor of the United Brethren church Rohrenville Whablastop county is slowly improving after a self destruction attempt. Doctors attribute the act to a nervous breakdown and say he is recovering with care from St Lockpore Ni assisting from New York to restore his health.
O Moore a superintendent at the Maryland Portland Cement and Lime Company near Security Bagormtown was buried under tons of cement while directing work. The cement bin burst trapping him. he was removed unconscious to his home for treatment.
Captain H B Wells will inspect Frederick area for a US Army and National Guard encampment planned for July across Maryland Pennsylvania and Virginia. Troops from New Jersey Maryland Pennsylvania DC Delaware and Virginia will participate with units from Fort Myer Fort Jay and Fort Leavenworth. A Baltimore veteran volunteer firemen convention committee met to prepare July 8 to 10 events in Baltimore with plans for a grand parade and 1000 attendees.
Martinsburg defeats Brunswick Y M C A duckpin team on Martinsburg alleys by 80 pins 1459 to 1379 Friday night. Individual averages listed include Siler 100 Gratchen 101 pauseworth 90 Thomson 87 Dunn Brucewick Hodaf 99 Fleetwood 92 Campbell 80 Hedges. score details show Martinsburg besting Brunswick for first win after three prior losses.
A benefit basketball game is scheduled for tomorrow night at the Diamond Rink featuring the Diamond team against Mike Frederick College natant. It will be the champions home game of the year and aims to strengthen the lineup with key players.
A marked improvement is being made to Carroll Street by municipal authorities. The pavement on the east side of the borers is being raised and graded to reduce stress. The project is under supervision of the public works department and local officials.
A partial OCR fragment describes a YMCA meeting attended by boys, noting moral aims and the gathering at the Y M C A. The garbled text mentions an oath and daytime activities, but specifics are unclear due to transcription errors.
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On November 1 1909 the bank increased its interest rate to four percent per annum on all its special interest bearing deposits. Deposits remain subject to the contracts under which they were made. The bank offers first-class facilities for general banking.
The City Hotel pool tournaments continue with matches this week. Monday features Payne versus Young, Tuesday Baumgardner versus Wilson, and Wednesday Coblents versus Ledwidge with Thuming and Grimes against Gilbert. The event promises strong play and a lively evening for attendees. Mrs. Brunner's will probate filing notes Virginia Brunner as executrix without bond.
Eastor Ice and local plants mentioned along with Violets and Carnations. Henry Teates Gekennovass Storeroom 217 Bt Phones 53R 3712 basketball Tamoad Rink March 22 Frederick College Diamonds last game of season benefit game buy tickets for The Entertainment at start of Keep Haltomemade candier and fouk Dasa. Last Lecture 615 PM Dr Banks will start course lecture at 815 subject The Barbery Bere phonet Aa milesion 85 cents debts not charged by anyone A O Bailen Presbyterian Church sale of cake Maryland elections West Second street Marvel Tonight The Bandit Two Gaffies The Miser’s Child Admission 10c Easter suit from Edward James 118 Market Street Ciaaing pressing Paone H Re
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