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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1910
Page
5
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Purely Personal items list residents and visitors from Frederick to Baltimore and Virginia places. Names include Miss Ethel Brown Mrs Mollie Jones Mr George Weinberg Mr Richard Johnson Rev Dr Luther Kuhlman and others with moves between Wisner Street East Patrick Street and surrounding towns. Also notes a Junior Fire Engine Company driver appointment and local social visits.
Gen Leonard Wood and War Department officers selected a farm near Gettysburg as the encampment site for troops from Maryland to New Jersey for a summer maneuvers program. The District Guard may camp about fifteen days around July 15, with up to five thousand troops expected and extensive training exercises planned across a large area.
In the City Hotel pool rooms last evening Mr. Coblentz defeated Mr. Led wage 75 to 38. Tonight Mr. Grimes meets Mr. Gilbert. Drawings for the semi finals will follow tonight's play with further details announced in The News tomorrow. Also on Good Friday All Saints church will present Story of the Cross at 7 pm with Miss John Francis Smith and Mr. Olmatend performing roles and a large chorus.
At a church meeting the Evangelical Lutheran congregation authorized repairs to the parsonage. Exterior and interior improvements were approved including new floors and other necessary work to the property.
Mr Denry A Hahn asks correction to yesterday's News report concerning the will of his father Tate Adolph Hahn offered for probate in the Orphans Court by his brother William A Hahn. He asserts he knew nothing of the facts presented about one hour after the funeral.
Ruth Wilcoxon, 19, of 1110 McCulloh Street, Baltimore, jumped from a third floor window in an apparent attempt to escape an imagined danger. She landed in an alley, suffered a fractured left leg and possible internal injuries, and was taken to Maryland General Hospital. Her mother and neighbors witnessed the incident. Mrs Wilcoxon says the girl has a history of recent severe illness and seven prior jump attempts.
Prayer meeting and singing service announced for 8 o'clock at the A S.A. barracks in Wigitierryville Vie. Lt Sto ih and Cadet Lovertay to deliver talks and songs. An official program heralding Duffin on April 2 will be issued soon for distribution. A rummage sale at 169 West Patrick street has aided many needy individuals.
Thirty five pupils performed a lively play in Junior Hall titled The Entertainment Shop. Punchinello George Biggs led the cast with a long engaging role, the Backward Drill and Song of the Imps drew big laughs, and Miss Jouse McDaniel delivered Southern dialect recitation. Proceeds from the benefit will fund the school with popcorn and candy sales tonight.
The Thurmont Teachers Institute on March 19 featured topics such as The Aesthetic Element in Education Writing A Plea for Technical Grammar The Aim of Education and How to Secure It The Dignity of a Teacher's Work plus short discussions. Miss J V Kreig county primary supervisor Prof Wil P Hoover NL A Union Bridge and Rev Mr Tilt Thornmont assisted to make the program beneficial.
A quilting bee hosted by Mrs. David Garber at Dayaville attracted a group of neighbors. Attendees included Mrs. John Main, Mrs. Laura Reddick, Mrs. Clegg Walta, Mrs. Marshall Waltz, Mrs. Simon Wagenar, Mrs. John Bostion, Mrs. Cora Trout, and several others.
The Gem Steam Laundry will transfer operations to its new building on West Patrick Street tomorrow after which all business will be conducted there. The move follows a period of renovation and settlement of business logistics. In other local notes, Good Friday is a legal holiday with banks closed and post office window service from 7 to 9 am. The Sick: Mr. Martin Van Buren Comfort, West Patrick Street. Three Hann children on West Fitch Street ill with pneumonia.
Local mention notes Hershberger Ice Cream urging early orders for Easter treats. References Edison records and Surerer'é, suggesting seasonal promotions and product lines.
A conference in Baltimore between City Solicitor Poe and representatives of Consolidated Gas and Electric advances a natural gas pipe line to Baltimore via Frederick County. Two bills seek city and county franchise controls, with rates set by the Board of Estimates and public vote.
A fragmented OCR item lists unclear names and roles for bakery partners and associates in a disrupted venture. The legible bits mention M Peoth, Maco Danan and Cunray P L Hanagis among others, suggesting an internal lineup or naming dispute rather than a finished business filing.
The notice invites readers to Easter openings on March 23 at Pattern Hat and Bonneté with blooming plants and flowers. Also advertised are a millinery opening, a garden seed sale, and a tailor service by Edward James, with contact numbers and Market Street locations.
Frederick notices announce a printing company contact through Mr George Chambere with promotions for candy eggs oranges and Easter baskets. Event posters describe an Easter exhibition at McCarpurt's window and a Monday night foot race at the station with races, novelties, and contests. Community fairs include cake sales at the Presbyterian church and various Easter comestibles with prices and locations listed.
Indestructible Records for April list titles like Put On Your Old Gray Bonnet and Carrie Marry Harry with Easter and Victor releases. The notice promotes screenings at San Pury's Marvel Tonight and Snipeer's City Opera Houses starting March 29 at 7 30 p m with comedy and drama reels and asks for a piano player.
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