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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1910
Page
5
Readable fragments describe historical topics including Derk das, New England readings, Bee onary, and a director of standards. Mentions Mass in New Yee born 1840, astronomical events, and planetary references. Mercury and Aldebaran appear among scattered terms and dates.
Obituaries and notices from a Frederick area page recount deaths of George W. Dixon in Lucketts Virginia aged 57, Augustus Baker at Catoctin Furnace aged 79 with Civil War service, and Sarah Elizabeth Prichard Heintz of Philadelphia. Also listed are Mary Jane Brown of Harmony Grove aged 66, Frank Keene in Pittsburgh, infant Helen Haya Fogie, and funeral plans at Prichard Memorial Lutheran Church and Mt. Olivet cemetery with local pastors.
Frederick July 2, son of the late Casper and Catherine Evang tine, was reared in this county. He was educated in public schools and at St John College. Much of his life was spent in agricultural work. He resided at Glen Moor on the Dartford turnpike east of this city. Politically a prohibitionist, he served in the Methodist Episcopal church for fifty eight years and enjoyed old-time class meetings.
Mr Cline the last surviving family member 4 brother of the late Col George T Cie who died years ago in Chicago Illinois. He is survived by a widow Miss Anna As Michael daughter of Evra Michael two daughters Mrs W J Cozens and Mrs Charles Noble of Newton Highlands and one son Casper E Cline of this city Fifteen grandchildren Pancral services will be held at the Cline Memorial church Newton Highlands Mass The remains will be taken to this city to the home of his son C B Cline 8 West Third Street for services by Rev EB Lamar Interment in Mt Olive cemetery Friends are posted and requested to omit flowers Time of the funeral to be announced later.
The Larkin Company of Buffalo displays a traveling showroom offering 250 plus home products at retail prices with free admission. Visitors may win premiums while learning about items from laundry soap to perfumes and paints. The exhibit runs Monday through Saturday, with information available from attendances and showrooms.
Thousands of visitors along Main Street witnessed the fifth annual State Aerie convention of the Fraternal Order of Eagles. The procession featured dozens of Eagles chapters from Highlandtown to Cumberland with marshals, bands, floral displays, and decorated vehicles.
Rev John G Murray Bishop of the Protestant Episcopal Diocese of Maryland conducted the first official visit to a local parish. He preached a sermon to a large congregation in the chapel at 730 PM and a reception followed in the Sunday school room with flowers and plants on display. A receiving party including Bishop Murray Mrs Murray and others enjoyed refreshments while Frederick Select Orchestra played. The couple arrived by automobile and were hosted by Mr and Mrs Charles Trail on Court Square before taking a train to Baltimore.
Law York Schools President Tena M Matter and board members visited three York City school buildings. Health Officer McCurdy joined the group, who were pleased with the visit and gathered sanitation information. President Molter and Mr Hendrickson then inspected a Catonsville school building.
A fragment indicates a municipal election item: a formal process to select a mayoral candidate, with mentions of a former Alderman and city officials. The readable portions reference a recent meeting held yesterday to choose a candidate for the upcoming election.
In a local election Alderman Lewis Hy Fraley reportedly received AST votes while Mayor Geo Edw Smith was recorded with 175 votes. The report notes ballots were challenged, some black tickets included, and polling hours extended briefly to accommodate late arrivals.
Democratic party primaries select ten delegates from each precinct to the convention to notify the City Register and five aldermen for the Democratic ticket in the coming election. Precincts meet at several local spots on Tuesday with a convention scheduled Wednesday May 25 at 8 pm in the Courthouse economy. Also notes thanks from supporters and a calendar of local events including baseball games and skating at Eastern College venue.
Fragmentary OCR reads a list of names and positions for an organization’s officers and directors. The legible items include President Vice President Treasurer and several director names such as Duvall Candler Baker Bazan Contatr Morres and others, though many entries are garbled. This item preserves the fleeting snapshot of a governance roster from an archival page.
Funeral services for Mr David Hice will be held tomorrow afternoon at one oclock, instead of the previously scheduled two, as announced in yesterday's paper.
A local notice invites the public to an Evensong at Century Hymne featuring a quartet and a discourse. The program lists The Marvel Tonight The Poem of Fife and The Eve I Little Wears Remit. Services begin Sunday evening at 7:20 with public admission.
Notice to Aldermen and citizens of Ma city that a session at City Hall on May 23 1910 will consider an ordinance for sewer construction under Market street and Carrell street, with costs and attendance required. Public hearing scheduled. mayor Groron Bowar presiding at 306 308 East Patrick Street Free Souprouli. Also notices about sales and local items including a chestnut feet prize and Grace Reformed estate.
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