Purely Personal Items From City Today
Local column lists residents traveling for business and leisure. Milton G. Urver Jr. went to Mount Airy and Prof Cyrus Flook visited Frederick on business. Thomas S Albaugh from Walkersville also called on Frederick. George D Miller spent several days in Baltimore. Henrietta McDaniel leaves for Gettysburg to give a recital. William C Birely returned from Baltimore after attending the Grand Lodge of Masonry. Mea McClellan Shook came from Washington due to her father William Kubo’s illness. Harry W Dyce and Mrs Edward M Dyer went to Baltimore to Barnum & Bailey circus. Cli Keltiman of Alvin Manufacturing Co. New York stayed with friends in the area. Mrs Hangan Wiles and Mrs Reno Harp with Reno Jr visited Mrs Frank Sell at Taneytown and returned. Fr Smith of Hagerstown was mentioned. Mrs Joshua A Dill and daughter Elizabeth returned to Dill Avenue. Father M Stone of East Church Street attended the Lutheran apodle Conference meeting in Tankerefeld, Va.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton G. Urver, Jr
Mount
Cyrus F. Flook
Myersville
Frederick
Thomas S. Albaugh
Walkersville
Cmmr
George D. Miller
Baltimore
Henrietty
McDaniel
Gettysburg
William C. Birely
Grand Lodge of Masone
McClellan Shook
Washington
William Kubo
Harry W. Dyce
Edward ‘M. Dyer
Barnum & Bailey Circus
Cli. Keltiman
Alvin Manufacturing Co
New ‘York
Thie
Hangon Wiles
Reno
Harp and
Woo
Frank Sell
Taney Town
Fr. Smith
Hagerstown
Local street and residence improvements noted in brief
An item reports new cement porches erected in front of several houses on West Sixth Street and North Market Street. The front of Williamson's drug store on North Market Street is updated with new windows. Mrs Edward Selkil of West South Street suffered a fall in her cellar steps yesterday, breaking an injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamson’s
North Market Street
Edward Selkil
South Street
Olivet Cemetery to Erect Chapel In Schedule of Plans
Cemetery managers discuss building a chapel in Olivet Cemetery. Meeting notes show approval to proceed with erection under guidance of a committee. Plans referenced include burial phases and future municipal or lay oversight, with names mentioned in committee discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olivet
Parsons
A. C
Eyre
Jace
Eure
Ton Chapel
City Board hears appeals on power line and street repairs
City officials discuss sewer and light projects, including a potential electric light at East Second and East Church streets, road repairs from the Frederick Brick Works to the B&O Railroad, and formal contract safeguards. Philadelphia businessmen plan a Cumberland Valley tour, while property owners seek sewer connections and water line work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayoe
Reybuen
Philadel
Alls
Omnes
Haba
East Second
Middlealley
Church
Patrick Streets
Troma
United Diet House
Kral
Gambeitl
Merl Fraley
Gaus
Fraley
Water Committee
HG. Tritapoe
Reno Starp
Elward C. Kranth
U. K. Cobrentz
Cumberland Valley
Maryland
Virginia
Weeat
Irginia
Robert
East All’ Saints
Hahn
Commissionera
Juniors Entertain Seniors With Dinner at Gay Fields
The junior class of St. Joseph's College at Emmitsburg hosted the graduating seniors with a onetime dinner at the home of Mr and Mrs Charles Rohtback Gay Fields. The dining room featured black and gold decorations matching the junior clasp colors. After dinner toasts were offered by Katherine Conley Margaret Dow La Louise OBryan and Frances Robback and responded to by Miss Smith. Twenty five covers were set with guests including Mexpinct Sackley Alice Smith Lottis Hoke Josephine Coanky Ellen Rufe and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph's College
Emmiteburg
Charles Rohtback
Frances
Oii
Katherine Conley
Margaret Dow
la Louise O'Bryan
Frances Robtback
Miss Smith
Mexpinct Sackley
Alice
Social World Anniversary Celebrated at Home
Mr and Mrs Beard observed their fiftieth wedding anniversary at their residence Monday evening. The house was elegantly decorated with flowers and guests enjoyed refreshments. They received many fine presents from friends and neighbors.
Seniors' Banquet at Mt St Mary's College Held Last Night
Readable fragments describe Mt St Mary's College seniors banquet at City Hotel with Edward J. Cholety Jr presiding. An evening of music by Briddock Heights Orchestra and a long program of readings and songs ended with transport to St. Mary's by train and conveyances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. St. Mary's Lollens
Admuad Ubanquet
Beriarelnea
St. Mary's College
Oliver
Sato
Chipa
Edward J. Cholety, Jr
Térstehaater
Snd
Folly
John Teena
Ip A
F. Cocke
Genaway
The
Haggar
Byinj Sein Molians
Orient
Pouth” Caarkes J. Brown
Orienin
Thar Pe Kiewen
Edwin’ Montague
Philadelphia
Stephien Battl
Mer
Daniél
V.fatéy
Clarence Hoke
Dromisburg
Thurmott
Lutheran Minister Dies at Burkittsville After Pneumonia
Rev. Wad. De Shearer pastor of the Burkittsville Lutheran church died at his home after a two week illness of pneumonia aged about 54. Native of North Carolina, Roanoke College and Gettysburg Theological Seminary graduate. previously served Woodstock Virginia and other churches in New Jersey Fairfield and others. Survived by his widow Mrs. Mica Bingham of Greenmount Iowa and three daughters Margaret Elizabeth and Jennie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.J
D. Shearer
Prsimonia
Burkittsville
Wad. de Shearer
Saiberda
Shearer
Burekittsville
North Carolina
Roanoke, College
Salem
Lutheran ‘Theological Seminary
Gettysburg
Woodstock
New Jersey
Churelng
Yairfield
Mica Bingham
Geenmount
Miesen Margaret
Elizabeth
Jenucbull Shewrér
Head Cut With Axe Near Harmony Grove
Mr Charles Whisper and Mr Rowe were returning from Matmony Grove when Rowe cut the top of Whisner's head with an axe. The wound about three inches long bled heavily. Whisner was unconscious briefly but later revived and was taken to the city for treatment by Dr Hedges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Whisper
Rowe
Mr. Whisner
Memorial Day Plan For City Observances
Reynold's Post No 2 outlines Memorial Day events with divin e services at First Baptist on May 29 led by Rev. Atonizo D. Winters. Memorial Day exercises are set for Mt Olivet Cemetery on May 30 with speaker Hon. Frank R. Jones of Rome New York, former National Councillor of the Sr. O U A.M. Jones previously spoke in the City Opera House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reynold
A. R
Exerciaea
Post
First’ Baptist
Chaitel
City Opera House
Road Commission Eyes Major Maryland Improvements
A Baltimore Sun summary describes the road commission plans to upgrade state and local routes in Frederick and Jefferson areas. It notes delays and debates over funding and timing, with emphasis on linking Brook Wreck to the State road and connecting Shoemaker Road to improve traffic flow to Weverton and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore Sun
Bredérick
Ile
Eile Tols
Epenty Riven
Niles
Detterson
Bern
Derek
Wevertan
Frederick
Jed, Fotan
Issay Tiaplke
Sdewendi
Jefferson
Trinitanlo
Muid-Bownd
Weverton Facinide
Brook Wreck
Petersville
Brungywiek
Raone
Hidde Brunette
Bank Increases Interest Rate to Four Percent
On November the 1st, the bank increased its interest rate to four percent per year on all special interest bearing deposits, with changes requiring depositors to present their books. The 4% rate also applies to new deposits of the same class, and the bank offers first-class facilities for general banking transactions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotice
Committees Formed By Guerness Business Association
President Jane Gaihbeil announces appointments to executive committees for the upcoming year. The organization lists dozens of members across transportation, entertainment, advertising, and municipal groups, including D. Baker A. C. McCardell J. Mickey and G. Waters among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaihbrill
Guerness Men's’ Association
Announese
Jane Gaihbeil
Business Men's Amoclition
Wollowstiig
Foo
K 1
Gainbrill
D. Baker
A. C. McCardell
Tohn Mickey
George
Nalock
Geo
BR. Wilcoxon
B.C. Markell
Fatward
Mobley
Oscat
Onblents
Lawis Motter
Corey Etchigan
Meuitiership
Apple
Thomas A. Haller
J. I. Ganmbrhl
J. de Nendrickson
Finest
Tlelfenstein
Noah E.cramner
Survey Crew Proposes Electric Railway Expansion
Grain and Davidson engineers begin a field party to survey an electric railway through Franklin and Adams counties in Pennsylvania. The effort pursues routes for a proposed rail line despite limited details on investors or exact endpoints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grain & Davidson
Franklin
Adams Counties
Pennsylvania
Frederick Aldermen to Discuss Sewer Ordinance in May Meeting
The Board of Aldermen will convene in the City Hall Bullring Frederick Maryland on Monday May 23 1910 at 7 20 PM to consider a proposed ordinance by the Mayor and Aldermen for sewers under Market street from Third to Fifth and under Carroll street from Egat All Saint's street to Carroll Creek with notices to appear and be heard. Also theater ads and local notices mixed in with schedule items and events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Aldermen
City Hall
Frederick City
Maryland
Frederick
Market Street
Third Street
Fifth Street
Carroll Street
Egat All Saint’s Street
Carroll Creek
Rion
Market
Tatabeili
Grance Epwanp Smite
Law Library Moves to Chancery Room at Court House
The Frederick College law library has been moved from its former room to the chancery room in the courthouse. Books are shelved around the room with a typographic room for future additions. Librarian George A. Bchtocder oversaw the transfer, and the library is described as an improvement over the previous space.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Law Library
Frederick College
Ing
Chancery
George A. Bchtocder
Mr. Fisher Promoted in City News
Mr. David Fisher, brother of Mr. Moses Fisher of this city, has been promoted to a general position following service at Laurel, Maryland. Details indicate a formal recognition of his advancement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fisher
David Fisher
Moses <Fisher
Laurels Md
Wash
Law's Grip Finely Fars Writs Drunkenness Case
Maratell Jones appeared before Justice Alfred Ritter charged with drunkenness. He faced arrest and a fine as the law took hold, with officers detailing the event and the city’s enforcement action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tor Dronkenness
Maratell Jones
Alfred Ritter
Pal
Ilereig
Dr Jackoon to Give Song Recital at Woman's College Hall
Dr Jackoon, a noted vocalist from New Jersey, will perform a song recital at Woman's College Hall tomorrow evening May 17 starting at 8:15. Tickets are on sale at MeCar for reserved seats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Jackoon
Ateong Mat
Rea
Tm Petit Ale Spd
Bie Okill
MeCar
Community notices and events mix with oblique sale items
A garbled page lists local happenings including a strawberry sale at the Obtrial Temperance event on North Market Street, homemade ice cream and bread, a May 12 concert at Lake View with Charles Ayer and Wade Walker, train arrivals from Frederick and Thurmont, and a dying baby relief ad for Victor Infants Relief. Prices noted include hay at one dollar per hundred pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Market Street
Lake View
Aterhétiana
Charles Ayer
Baltimore
Wade
Walkereville
Traios
Frederick
Thurmont
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the Daiey-News
Robert Claikes
Wik Beop
Ished
Horns
Janes Ewell
Brown
Netlow “Yavern
Richard Ite
Ubtel
Bie
D. Hendrickson
Weatmingter
vonYan
Little Tycoon
Mian
Balke Fauntleroy
Cation of
Fred
Gust
Board of ‘Aldermen
Warket and Carroll Sts
Jefferson-Waverton Road
Citibers
National Bank
Citizens’ National Bank
Frederick, MD
Capital
Officwre
D.darra
Fies
Samuel G. Kovaia
Aim
Usabier
Wat
Barre
Ralstyee
Baxma
Thia Bank
Dorothy
Universitye Hiakilon Toblatie
Lester
Rene Ia
Frederick Aalwey Company
St. John's College
Reveral
Annapolis
Frederick High
Athletic Park
Enola, Pay
Clanton
Rentadiete Ty Bios
Church Frida
Georgia
Loping
Ind
Jon D.arendrickbon
Dainty
Law Dimities
Kimbiros
Welboven
Nak
Joun Baunnniongoxt
Neudio '& Miller
Sitios Miie
Nkouchon LE
Madras
P. Bate
WBALE
Dream Berges
Pin Wripen
Lott
de Hosisty,, Ful
Inc
Neidig & Miller
Seeree
Willliamson
Ube
Williamson’s Drug
Rexall
J. Hooker Wilson
Fair Grounds
Canitigny
Renson
Hooksr Wutow
Ashtet Nae
Buide Orning
Victor
Toy
Etchibon-Furnituar
Bomas F
Boih Proate
Evtare
FFOR
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L. Oramer& Sons
East Church Street
Court Street
Cramer & Stauffer
Vramer & ET
Adel Iar
Young & Staley
Cantra Mansion
Wurplub
Hye
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