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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1910
Page
5
The note describes forthcoming planetary timings with Mercury and Halley, noting a path retreat and Venus near conjunction. It mentions events occurring around early morning hours and references a movement from west to east across the sky with rising times listed.
Hagere town resident Mrs Gefirnde Shatretta spent Saturday in Feederick. Mr and Mrs Feapk C Norwood returned from Atlantic City. William E Staup of Lancaster Pa visited there and returned home. Deputy County Treasurer John W Loy spent Sunday at his home in Loys. Charles T Keeh of Washington has been at his West Third street home for several days. Elizabeth DeGrange of West Patrick street has been visiting Berkeley Springs West Va and returned. Kate Bentz and Lewis Koester of West Patrick street visited Washington and returned. Comrade Mary Eo Hine Das returned from Bele Va where he attended his wife’s illness and recovery. Col B Adstn Baugtinin returned after days in Baltimore and Washington with Y M C A base ball team. Mr David D G Longy of Waynesboro bore has visited Mr George C Rhoderick in Middletown. Houghton of Talthnore spent yesterday and today with Mr Henry J Tyson East Patrick street. Mr and Mrs Zumbro Jr and Mrs Barnett Zumbro Sr of Waynesboro Ca were visiting Mr Guy Brust West All Saints Street and have returned.
A jumble of public notices describes renovation on West Third Street and Mackey’s store area with macadam paving in Carroll Street. It also lists claimed advertised letters and a two week deadline before items are considered deceased letters, with names misread in the OCR such as Gerrhurds Juse and Fuat Heffner and others.
The Baltimore and Ohio plans borrowings at 44 percent for three years to fund new equipment and track expansions. Willard’s office cites rising earnings and heavy future demand, with new facilities expected to push annual gross to above 100 million and strengthen Northwest terminals. Surv eye plans include third track from Cumberland to West Virginia coal fields and expanded east to Washington Junction enhancing freight and passenger handling.
A Brunswick candidate, William M. Gross of Frederick County, seeks appointment to the county roads commission. Supporters tout his long involvement in local business and road improvement efforts, urging the governor to appoint him to represent Western Maryland citizens on the panel.
Gist Blair of Silver Spring Montgomery County announces candidacy for the Republican congressional nomination to succeed George A. Pearce. Blair, about 60, a Washington lawyer, is son of Montgomery Blair and has long supported Republican politics and campaign funds in the county and state. He announced after a Rockville conference with county Republicans.
The first sitting of the city registration officer will be held tomorrow in all four precincts from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. Voters who moved from their old precinct must transfer and register in their new precinct to be eligible for the upcoming municipal election. Precinct 1 meets at 140 West Patrick Street Ebert's Carriage Repository. Precinct 2 at Solia Garage 116 East Patrick Street. Precinct 3 at 316 North Central Charles W Miller Ci Par. Precinct 4 at 338 North Market Street Daniel Crimmins Store.
Frederick Driving Club held a Saturday meeting at Court Street office of Dr I Y Smith with large attendance. Elected president Dr R V Smith view president C De Garmendia secretary and editor Haier. board members S H Pegales, Charles Hou, F Cramer. Plans matinee races every two weeks and public opening event expected to draw big crowd. Warner of Ken MD visiting Frederick for the district summit.
Dr. O. T. Everhart of Hanover Pennsylvania compiles an Advertising History covering 1880 to 1910 in three volumes. The work gathers 1300 advertisements left at his door and stored for preservation, highlighting the city's advertising spirit and its lasting interest with time.
A local feature describes a Mark Twain look alike named Mr Flora living at Four Locks Washi county in the persona of Alexander Flors. The piece notes his striking resemblance to the American humorist and his humorous talent endearing him to companions. Rev E F Wicak will speak at the Pen-Mar Reunion celebrating Reform Church history on July 14.
A fragile transcription reports a church selecting Rev. Jenzistory as pastor after a unanimous vote. Installation and related ceremonies were tentatively planned with Rev. Huart and Rev. Miller presiding as interim leaders, pending final arrangements with the congregation and the Theological Seminary.
Funeral services were held with Rev Charles Fy Steck officiating. Notables from Frederick County and beyond attended, including ex-Governor Alphonse Tart and others, with numerous floral tributes and pallbearers listed. Interment at Mount Olivet cemetery followed services at the deceased’s residence.
2D. BAREK President WM Q BAKER Vice President H D BAKER Vice President WM G EMMERMAN Cashiers SAMUEL G DUVALL Cashier.
Mr. Simon Wander, employed by Frederick Brick Works, was injured at the works this morning while digging clay. A bank of clay collapsed, burying him up to his waist before he could escape. the leg was broken above the ankle. He was taken to the City Hospital.
The court granted an absolute divorce to Mrs Chiyonin and Chirvonce C Suit of Walkersville this county. Custody of the minor child Thuth A. Smith awarded to the wife. A Sunday excursion on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad carried 130 passengers to Washington and 73 to Halluute from the city.
Members of the Chippewa Tribe No. 19, Improved Out of Red Men, gathered at the Methodist Episcopal church last evening. Reverend A. Lamar spoke at 7 o clock, focusing on the motto Freedom Friendship and Charity as the basis for his remarks on Job 1:1.
The obituary notes the death of a 68 year old resident at her Yellow Springs home this morning around six o clock after an illness. She is survived by two sons and a daughter. a sister also survives. Funeral arrangements set for Wednesday morning.
Inactive prices at the Litchivon Furniture Store announced by the Independent and New York Motion future 2 Company. A bicycle theft near Thomas Baumgardner's saloon is noted with a promise no payment if not returned. The Sowing Society of Grace Resemed plans an ice cream and strawberry festival on May 18 at 6 Cottage Braddock Heights.
The May term of the elreult court convened at 10 o clock with Chief Judge TMaumrond Urner and Associate Judge Jobin C. Mutter on the bench. Dockets were reviewed and cases marked for trial as court adjourned until Wednesday.
The wedding report notes Horace Earl Sunltt of Braiti n Cordell and his bride in attendance with family. The ceremony details appear in local notes and mention the groom’s father and the bridal party.
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