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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1911
Page
5
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Notice to subscribers who intend changing their places of residence to send both old and new addresses to the office to ensure prompt and correct transfer of subscription services.
Laying new rails on the Frederick Railroad Company line from Hargetub Switch for about a mile. Heavier seven pound rails replace six pound ones and sections on East South Street will receive upgrades. Soon an electric train will run to Lewistown on the Thurmont division replacing the steam passenger service. Power stations progress expected to be ready in ten days, enabling better handling of anticipated traffic. Electric department members toured the Thurmont line and approved improvements.
Frederick R R Co announces Sunday trolley travel times to Lewistown and Thurmont with a Sunday-only service. A 1:30 P M Frederick to Thurmont train will discontinue after April. Also noted are local ads for a gun club, fresh seafood, a millinery opening, an Easter lecture, a bargain sale, and real estate listings in Frederick Maryland.
N. A. Mantz announces millinery opening and display of tailored and semi dress hats starting March. Invites customers and the public to view the new assortment. Carnations offered this week with limited quantities in Thurmont, Maryland.
A large 500 pound boulder loosened by a blast rolled down a quarry slope at Mt Pleasant. It struck Joseph Getzen damer and buried him. Bud Fogle was knocked unconscious. Proprietor Carl Cramer and coworker Charlies Shipley were present. Drs D E Stone and E H Willard attended. Getzen damer died instantly. Getzendanner lived near the toll gate and left a widow and seven children.
Frederick Council No 118 Jr O U A M reports plans for the State Council session in the K of P Lodge Room Masonic Temple on April 18 and 19. About 250 delegates will attend arriving April 17, with a reception to Mt Olivet cemetery monument visit likely as a public feature.
A bold claim of curing piles within six to fourteen days is presented for Pazo Ointment. The ad-style notice touts guaranteed relief and mentions quick, presumable at home treatment with a focus on cost and refund policies.
Woerner McKinsey, son of c and Mrs Folger McKinsey, married Annie FE Gray, daughter of Mr and Mrs George Gray of Magothy Church neighborhood. Ceremony at 3 pm in Magothy Church parsonage near bride home. Rev Henry Nice officiated. Groom, a draftsman for the Electrical Commission of Baltimore, is the second son of the Bentztown Bard. Afterward, guests at the groom's parents home. Congressional action: David J. Lewis appoints Aten George Quynn, son of D Hauer Quynn, as second alternate for U S Naval Academy appointment at Annapolis. Quynn is a North Market Street High School cadet and will finish school soon. Naval Academy entrance exams in late June. The appointee and first alternate hail from Cumberland.
The Williamsport Board of Trade and town officials agree to improve streets with macadam and oil to reduce dust this summer. They will also promote reforms and publish a booklet detailing Williamsport as a manufacturing town and summer resort.
The Frederick City Hospital Guild held its regular monthly meeting and arranged a sale of home made edibles for Saturday afternoon April 22 at Miss Emma Gittmeer s home. The sale of horses cattle and livestock fetched up to several high prices with the auctioneer Harvey R Lease presiding.
At a Frederick Board meeting the Milk sale ordinance, urged by city health officer Dr Ina J McCurdy to protect babies from impure milk, was to be discussed if all aldermen attended. Debates opposed by milk dealers exposed plans for a Saturday evening market and the town’s evolving food distribution practices.
Central National Bank opens in its new building at nine o clock this morning with crowds viewing the interior before public inspection from seven to ten this evening. The first depositor was Jacob L Engelbrecht of Tak News, as staff and officers received congratulations on the home the bank now occupies. The Peoples Fire Insurance Company moves its offices into the former bank building and will begin business there tomorrow.
The Frederick Art Club held a Thursday evening session opened by Miss Janie Quynn. Miss Doub read an article on Photographing Rodin by an English photographer, with illustration loaned by Mr. Marshall Etchison. Miss Ruth Mullinix offered a sketch on Creation of Man. The piece praised the ministerial influence on progressive women and betterment of fallen women. Refreshments were served by Misses Mullinix and Quynn.
Engagement announced for Rev Wayne Bowrss of Jefferson Reformed Church and Miss Margaret Cameron of Oil City Pa. Cameron a senior at Woman's College, this city. Port Nea Port. John Vie Portner near Thurmont and Celia Ann Comfort near Frederick wed by Elder John Weybright at his Thurmont home on March 21. Groom 63, a widower. bride 1 3. Washington County Board of School Commissioners to hold annual high school commencements May 25 and seniors’ recital May 10. Hagerstown High School commencements and recitals to be in City Academy of Music. Final written exams to be held in public schools.
A garbled column of film hype and product pitches lists The Harem Shirt as a drama and calls a comedy the most laugh worthy, followed by odd lines about eggs, chocolate, hats, and a peculiar phrase order then now Hershberger's.
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