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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 16, 1910

Page

5

Fragmented May 16 Washington page notes and orbit events

The fragment lists historical figures and events including John Buttrick and William Henry, mentions a Confederate and Republican convention in Charleston with slavery debates, and includes an astronomical section noting Halley’s Comet and a long daylight period with sunrise and sunset timings. Likely a mixed column of history, politics, and astronomy.

John Buttrick Cos Mather Concord Apell Ted William Henry Reward Charleston Lincoln

Personal society notes from Washington visitors

Purely personal items list residents and visitors in Washington and surrounding towns. Numerous individuals such as Mr McClellan, Mrs Hildebrand and Mrs Lightner are noted visiting relatives, with mentions of travel to Rochester Virginia Frederick Keferick Cambridge and York Pennsylvania as they spend time with family and friends. The column records everyday social movements and hosting arrangements.

Frensnicx Rosser Gooner Manseer U. S. Health & Accident Ing.,Co Frederick Goodell Roarnour

Gem Dining Parlor interior beautified on South Market Street

The Gem Dining Parlor on South Market Street has been renovated and beautified. Byars Mary Harry has resigned from Montevue Hospital to take effect June 1, moving to Alarmeburg West Virginia for a new lucrative position. John Grove near the Montevie Pike reports a son with a remarkable record, a prolific pigeon litter history with 21, 16, and 18 births across multiple occurrences.

South Market Street Harry Derry Hiaosition Aé Baker Et ‘Montevue Hospital Alarmeburg W.va John Montevie ‘Pike

Funeral for Mrs Many PuSchnog Fer Held Near Ruck exstowne

Funeral services for Mrs. Many PuSchnog Fer, wife of John A. Sohnetter, were held yesterday morning at their home near Ruck exstowne. Rev D B F Writs officiated with many friends in attendance. Bearers named included Mera, Homan, Charles F. Mi le Cromwell, John P. Grom, Harel and EL iNloodtemus. Interment followed at Mt Olivet.

Many PuSchnogfer John A. Sohnetter Ruck CMR Mera Homan Mile Cromwell John P. Grom Harel Mt. Olivet

Flour Mill Building Damaged In Fire At Pickett Site

A fire struck a flour mill building formerly owned by F. Ordeman, valued around 81,600, with equipment estimated at 85,000 and insured. The fire damaged the mill and machinery, thought caused by an overheated journal. The mill has been run by Mr. Pickett for two years after Ordeman operated it five years prior.

Woedt Mr. Pickett Ordeman

Engagement announced for Mies Hinrichs and Lloyd MacGill

The engagement is announced of Mies Mane A. Hinrichs daughter of Mr and Mrs Johan E Hinrichs of Roland Park Gattimore to Mr Lloyd T MacGill of Fairmont WV formerly of Battimore He is a nephew of Dr Lloyd T MacGill and has lived in Fairmont where he is connected with the management of the Free Free ete Baker Ringely Me Wilson A Baker and Miss Ruth Ridgely were quietly married at the parsonage United Brethren church South Market street on Saturday Rev J W Kiracofe They are well known The bride is a daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Ridgely After the ceremony they went to Hagerstown to reside Knill Fogle Irving H Knill and Minnie H Fogle were married at United Brethren parsonage on Saturday evening Rev J W Kiracofe Both are well known and will reside in the city Adelbert Lawson of Dickerson and Lillie Ketel Burdett of Hyattstown were married at M E parsonage on Saturday afternoon Rev E H Lamir.

Tewy Belle Blimetauer Mary Deltrick Washington Q. J Michael W. A. Smith Wiorchester 1 Seltmai Repdarick Wrederick Daniel Hildebrand Baltimore Charles ¥. Knock Migeratown Carroll County Keferick Markwood D. Harp Nant Church Street Lightner Chamberaburg Henry E Cramer Annie Jackson Katye Dyer Mie Oland Annis Dyer Felurard Cambridge Aid Mig.Absalom Knox Enat Mtrvée Mras Crutcher Maio Bensher Mies Mane A. Hinrichs Johan E. Hinrichs Roland Park Gattimore Lloyd T. Macgill Fairmont W. Va Battimore MacGill Effie’ Kigga MacGill Lloyd T. ‘MacGill Lin Free Free Ete Baker Ringely Wilson A. Baker Ruth FB Ridgely United Brethren Church South Market Street J. W. Kiracofé Alig Charles Ridgely West South Street Hagerstown Knill—Fogle Irving H. Knill Misa Minnie H. Fogle United Brethren Parsonage Satuday J. W. Kiracofe Lawron—Burdett Adelbert Lawson Dickerson Lillie Ketel Burdett Hyattatown M. E. Parsonage E H. Lamir

Frederick to Present The Bohemian Girl at City Opera House

Frederick residents are invited to hear The Bohemian Girl at the City Opera House on May 24 and 25 performed by local talent. Enthusiasm grows for the ensemble led by Bowere Markey Homestead Sapplington Dulles and Young, with a rising chorus of Frederick’s youth. The event showcases strong duet and quartet work and is praised by the Amateur Musical Association for enriching musical taste and offering higher education in grand opera.

Frederick Opera‘ House Mies Bowere Markey Mexica Homestead Maauuic Association Grove Upton

Comet Seekers From Woman's College

Two comet expeditions departed from the Woman's College this morning. One group headed to Braddock Heights to view the comet near the nucleus, guided by Misses Conant, Brokaw and Bill of the faculty. A second party, led by Misses Lantz, Brown, Cook and Zimmer, traveled to Sisters' Hill to watch the tail. The Daniel School Observatory at Lancaster measured the comet’s speed at 30 miles per second and nucleus diameter at 1990 miles using a micrometer, the first such measurement east of the Mississippi River.

Woman’s College Braddock Heights Geo. Gittinger Venus Conant Brokaw Bill Lantz Brown Cook Zimmer Thas Mirslesippi

Open Air Services At Frederick Draw Good Attendance

A. S. A. Services at Frederick reported solid turnout for open air meetings yesterday with strong participation. Lieutenant Storm attended the service and a wagon escort. Adjutant Marshall led an evening talk on Happy Thoughts to a large crowd. Junior officials announced memorial rehearsal and a planned straw ride for convalescent Sunday school children next week.

Frederick Storm Marshall Boon Kompeog Bill Braddock Loveday Fa

Washington cyclists suffer fall on Market Street crash

A party of Washington DC cyclists arrived about 3:30 PM and rode toward South Market Street. Tandem front rider Knight and Lobner rear were thrown when their cycle grazed an alley pole, knocking Knight’s leg and injuring the rider. Cooner and Knight left by evening train, rest returned by cycle.

Washington, D. C Yedlords Mea HF. Cost E. Clever B. Grahtil P. Koo! Wapel B. Cooter H. Kaigtite Sr Bhoflly Meeats Knight Cooner Ad Ace Mati Knight Lobner Ware Kolnga Pear Devi-Charles’ Fy. Goodell Mer Messrs Washington

Dr Ton Jackson Recital at Women’s College Hall

Dr Ton Jackson presents a program at Woman's College Hall with vocal and piano numbers including Handel arc, Giordani aria, Grieg Morgen, Schubert organ works, Chopin mazurka, and folk songs. Performers include J Foink Fry singer organist Mes Virginia var ty pianist Misa Rove Birely accompan ist.

Ayumi Kizeo Fred: Loehr Betty Willinam G Haromond H. H. Bench Iano Chopin Dundee

City Registration for June Municipal Election Last Chance

Tomorrow is the final day to register voters for the June municipal election. Unregistered residents must act to vote or face removal, with transfers required to vote in their new precinct. Registration sites include Precinct No. 1A at 140 West Patrick Street and other listed locations.

Weat Pattick Street Ebert Solta Carage Eant Patrick Street North Charles W. Miller Trecidict No North Market Street Daniel Crimmatina

Frederick Art Club Finds May Readings Engaging

The Frederick Art Club held its weekly reading on Thursday May 2 with Miss Rona Thome as chair. Papers covered Spanish Landscape Painters Fortuny and Madrego and Galicia’s people. The program included readings from Highways and Byways of Spain and will conclude May 19.

Bishop Murray to Visit All Saints P E Church

Bishop Murray and Bishop Coadjutor Joan G Murray D D will visit All Saints P E Church in the city on Wednesday May 18 and conduct a 730 pm service in the chapel It will be Bishop Murray’s first official visit since consecration and a reception for the Bishop and his wife will follow in the Sunday school room All parishioners and friends are invited

Murray Joan G., Murray All Saints P. E

Jefferson High School Commencement May 31 2010

The Jefferson High School commencement will be held at the Reformed church on Tuesday evening May 31 2010. Leo Weinberg will deliver the address. A special car will be run from Frederick. Graduating seniors include Anna Margaret Thrasher Cordelia Ruth Stimmem Eugene Delves Paty Millard Milbuta Rica and Grover Curie. Trinity Reformed church in Boonsboro hosts the Boonsboro Maryland Classis annual session starting May 25 at 730 pm with Rev. David J. Wolf delivering the opening sermon.

Jefferson Jefferean High School Reformed Church Leo Weinberg Rec Frederick Bar Sis Frederick Ens Anna Margaret Thrasher Cordelia Ruth Stimmem Eugene Delves Paty Millard Milbuta Rica Grover Curietopher Shall Classis Boonsboro Maryland Cinsais of the Reformed Church Trinity Reformed Church Boonsbord David J. Wolf Taneytown Classia

Laymen Movement Calls Frederick Convention Next Fall

A Frederick meeting of the Laymen Movement discussed holding a convention in Frederick the following fall in connection with the Laymen Missionary Movement. Baltimore official W F Cochran urged lay participation to support missionary boards and evangelism, with Frederick church leaders forming a committee to arrange the event.

Frederick

Allegany Pythians Coming to Mountain City

A delegation from Hsing Sun Lodge of Allegany County visits Mountain City Lodge Knights of Pythagoras for Mile work. The visiting lodge, one of the state’s four largest, with 422 members, aims to confer the rank of page. A large attendance is expected and visitor reception will be extended.

Allegany Pythians Mountain City Longe Knights of Pythtog Wi la Hsing Sun Lodge Allegany County Abcond Mountain City Lodge Mountain City Loge Itwing Sun Lodge Lonaconing

Baseball Park Doubleheader and Dance Class Ad

Local notices mix a baseball event and a social dance class. A Park Torey May 17 All State Baltimore listing appears alongside a Quen Co dancing class with an 8 o'clock start led by Mian Ritchie. Private instruction offered at address in Frederick Maryland. A memorial verse for a baby Adrienne Ramabiire dated April 16 expresses deep sorrow.

Biuebill Park Torey Baltimore Mian Ritchie

Local Frederick County News Items and Notices

A Frederick County page itemizes dues and loan terms for a local association with 25 cent weekly dues and a 10 cent entrance fee. It lists loan rates, share procurement via local officials, and notes several directors and officers. Additional items include a retirement claim letter, a lodge reception notice, a dining room renovation, a college dramatic club event, and a church sewing society berry festival.

Bonhabe Hotel Ad Offers Odd Soup and Sweatshop Goods

Fragmentary ad text lists a Bonhabe Hotel at 306 308 Eset Patrick Street offering free soup and various odd items. Mentions Chestous poplar pine fogs and instrument-like phrases with prices per cord and a Strawberry Delight Sundae. Includes McCanpalt's brand and miscellaneous garbled terms.

Bonhabe Eset Patrick Street Sigselter Ox-Frege Broan Company

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