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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1910
Page
5
The report notes a full moon rising around 6:40 and opposite the gun ip constellation Virgo at 1:13 pm, with a Jupiter conjunction and moon passing west to east. Observers are advised to note the Bunaca location and timing from noon today to noon tomorrow.
The page lists entertainment options including Easter Ball events and performances by Beall Brothers Doll Brothers Neidig Miller and the Marvel 4 Vaudeville. John Hershberger at 25 E Fifth St appears as a contact or sponsor.
Purely personal notes list residents and visitors in Sykesville during Easter holidays. Names include Charlea Schuttz J D Enright Eva Shin Nettle John-Bor Clara Lambright Nelle Miller Mary Motter Grace Trail J Tynatvh Fitzsimmons May be visiting relatives or pausing travels in Baltimore, Washington or New York with several heading to or from Easter trips.
A scrambled note lists items from local and distant sources including a rural course, an orchestra in Washington, and a printing office. It mentions the Howard University Orchestra performing in a campus event and other minor notices about properties and street news.
The proposed two year appropriations total 74 000 for Frederick City Hospital Association Deaf and Dumb and buildings with 8 000 and 32 000 annual allocations. Legislators expect the bill ready for introduction Monday with most figures likely to stand. Local option repeal passes the House. Mathias Emmitsburg and Libertytown bills advance in a wave of Frederick County measures.
The Pennsylvania Railroad plans to replace public drinking cups with bottled water and individual cups in its Pennsylvania waiting rooms. State Board of Health officials warn common cups spread germs for diseases like consumption and diphtheria, urging schools to prohibit shared cups for children.
The list shows several residents ill at home including Lottie Burras of Fifth Street and Daniel Burras of Fifth Street. Harvey Wills on East Sixth Street is sick with rheumatism. J Clarence Mobley on East Third Street suffered a stroke. Wiltie Baer Jr. on East Patrick Street is sick with measles.
Rev Dr Thomsa P Ege of New York will return home next week while Rev Mr Potter of Ber t St Chceates county will lead the parish in April. Confirmation and preparatory services will be held at the Evangelical church this evening at 7 30. Emil Reitz pitched for Forthemn in a Manassas Va game against Eastern twirling a good game with fourteen hits and five walks.
Fragmentary OCR text lists names such as Baker H W and Samuel Cimer man Duvall Wie Taos Haewa Jonn Ramsseno Dave Ragan Comar M Da Bouray L Hanae.
Maryland Day was observed with flags and school programs. Speakers included H Corey Etchison. the program featured readings, recitations, songs such as Maryland My Maryland, and debates on Maryland education and state pride. Judges ruled against the Florida to Maryland living comparison.
A beautiful wedding was solemnized at the Church of the Brethren Monrovia on Wednesday. Miss Bessia M Burrall and Mr Clifford Le Thomas wed with a reception planned at the bride’s home near New Market. A second quiet wedding united Miss Clara V Covell and Mr Charles J Boone at Enet Church Street with a later reception. Also Miss Minnie M Tucker and Mr Charles D Fleming married at the Baptist parsonage Dill Avenue. They will reside at 130 West Fifth Street.
Local Y M C A team defeated the Baltimore squad as Frederick narrowly beat Baltimore Diamonds by a close margin to level the state championship series at one win each. In a separate Duckpin match Frederick defeated J & O Y N C A Baltimore by 4 pins, with Derr Shenk and Frazier leading scores as the home team posted 1450 to 1370.
A jumble of local ads and notices lists watch sellers at Booth Market Street, public sales at No 220 West South, basketball games at Frederick High School and Diamond Rink, Easter events, and various goods for sale such as lace curtains, vases, and seed potatoes. It cites multiple vendors like UC Agere Lanois and Scott Bros with dates in March 1910 and times for public auctions and games. The items reflect a busy, small-town trading and community events scene.
The notice warns the public not to trespass on Schell and Baugher property under penalty of law. Advertisements shout crates of decorated glassware, Easter supplies, candy and chocolates from Rosmastock Bros and Hershberger’s, with plants, recordings, and theatre bills at the Family Theatre featuring Monte Carlo Burlesque and the Soul of Venice drama. Community events include a Presbyterian cake and tea sale and a one mile Easter foot race at West Second Street.
A Detroit shop advertises a large stock of materials including Pongees and Week Fabrics with prices at 25 cents per yard for Shandong Pongee in bold patterns. Also promotes seeds paints stationery books and household items from several suppliers with promises of prompt service and early ordering.
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