Daker Wins Warning? Duvall Directors Named
Fragmentary OCR lists names including I. D. Baker and Samuel G. Duvall as directors. The sparse text hints at organizational roles but provides no event details or dates.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1910
Page
5
Fragmentary OCR lists names including I. D. Baker and Samuel G. Duvall as directors. The sparse text hints at organizational roles but provides no event details or dates.
Fragmentary OCR draws on figures James Otis and Barah Fuller with scattered dates and events. Mentions eclipses, penumbral timings, and Hatley’s comet, with unclear context and several misread names and numbers.
Local newspaper social column lists numerous visits and homecomings. Names include Dr Upton Reich of New Haven visiting Frederick friends, Mrs Mary L Thogtas in Frederick, J Vernon Silance from Washington visiting Frederick, and several residents from Martinsburg Winchester and Pittsburgh visiting family or staying with relatives.
A religious page notes sermons by Rev Bowers of Baltimore. Morning message cited Second Kings 6 and evening focus on First John 3.2. Sunday school held at 1:45.
Churches in Frederick report Sunday activities from morning sermons on moral duties to evening services. Rev. Absalom Knox and Rev. J. L. McLean preached on relationships and sacred love, with Sunday school and Epworth Leagues meeting through the day. Grace Reformed, Evangelical Reformed, United Brethren, and Trinity Reformed churches held services, with choir evenings and lectures on biblical themes. Grace set Children’s Day for Sunday night.
A church gathering heard Rev. Oman and others discuss the village curfew proposal and local challenges. Topics included sermons from Mark and John, prison references, and upcoming talks led by Rev. Thomas Ei and Reb. Absalagy Knox.
Fred Noble an Isokedaville attorney and a Frederick native music teacher Mrs Noble a noted musician wed in Washington on Friday. Rev J Augs Anthony officiated at United Methodist church. The couple will reside in Jacksonville after a short visit with relatives in Washington County.
Frederick Corps A S A held Ladies night with Sister MacCrackinn and Sister Young leading testimony. A tribute was paid to Nicholas O’Cline. A memorial service revival is planned and a series of cottage meetings will begin May 40 at invited homes. requests for a home service may be sent by mail.
Mr. Alton B Carty of Washington DC visited his brother J W Carty and his mother Mrs McM Carty at 280 South Market Street for a family reunion. Daisle E Conklin of Boston joined as daughter of Mrs Carty, making the gathering a cherished event for the elderly mother before Mr Carty returned to federal service in Washington.
An outline reports Oliver Spitzer has been pardoned from the Atlanta penitentiary and plans to reveal knowledge of frauds against the government tied to Have Myers sugar refineries and related parties.
In Libertytown neighbor Jonah Crum reports the loss of several horses this past week including Mr Hervey T Monshaur s horse, a promising two year old Dundee colt, Edward Rippeon s fine horse, Clinton Metcalfe s extra fine home, Edward Stitely s splendid muls and ex Sheriff John Sweadner s young colt. All died from various causes.
Due to renovations at the George H. Wiener store room on North Market Street the Democratic primary will move to a nearby space in the same street. The meeting is scheduled for tomorrow evening at eight o'clock.
A garbled note from York Pennsylvania mentions De, a meeting for a while, and Frederick sending regards to the folks at home. It references starting a plan to help build houses and mentions likely end goals.
Messia, Harry G Tritappe and Thomas Lave opened a gold soda water parlor on Market Street. The room was furnished by Mr Barry Ketler, owner of Ketler’s Harbor shop.
Dialogue on road funding unfolds as commissioners face demands to expand roads. A local discussion questions whether state programs and tolls justify debt, with residents arguing for better long lasting routes and affordable upkeep.
A jumbled local page lists license renewals for May, theater, baseball and YMCA games at Athletic Park, a Frederick County Historical Society meeting May 24, and various ads for jewelry, deodorizers, and services. It notes ticket prices and times, with community happenings from opera to roller rink contests.
Announced June 4 1110 shares priced at 26 cents weekly per share with $100 maturity value. Dues and loan terms listed, with directors and officers named. Also notices theatre events and benefitting Manonic Temple, including performances of The Bohemian Girl at City Opera House and related fundraising details.
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