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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1910
Page
5
The item records the 1907 death of William Mecklex and notes May 26 as the two hundredth anniversary of a historic era. It mentions Kirby Smith as a Confederate commander and hints at military movements and anniversaries tied to the period, with fragmented OCR reads.
A long list of residents and relatives in York and Frederick areas are visiting family and staying with relatives in Frederick County. Names include Marion Dyer York Pa Mrs Vincent Schold Emmitsburg Mrs Emma KX Eberts Klincharts alley and many others visiting in Baltimore Washington and Columbus with returns after visits abroad or in state.
Fragmented report notes additions to Mr Ri Stride on Carroll Street and repainting at M Whis ner on West Patrick Street. Mentions a Tuesday wind storm and a closing exercise for the Free Kindergarten School with examinations and displays led by local officials.
The convention chose candidates with Rice receiving 28 votes and Clary 40, while Cutler got 2. Francis Schmidt and Loyd MacGil led alderman nominations in precincts. The Democratic emblem “Jackson and Liberty” was adopted for the ticket and the meeting adjourned awaiting vacancies.
The Maryland Classis of Reformed Ministers met in Boonsboro Washington County with 26 ministers and 21 elders attending. Roy E. L. McLean of Frederick and Rev Dr C W Levan of Baltimore opened the service, and Rev De J Wolf of Taneytown delivered the sermon on Mission a Necessary Expression of Devotion.
A memorial music and patriotic service is planned for tomorrow evening at the barracks on West Patrick Street in Freder ick. Lieutenant Storm and Lieutenant Love will lead, with Adjutant Marshall delivering the message, and the Shepherd Guild organizing the event inviting all to attend.
A small family reunion occurred at a home on Soutly-Market Street featuring safety checks, a modest dinner, and chatter among relatives including Mr. Brunner and Mrs. Daniel. The gathering celebrated twelve years in some relation, with fond memories shared and warm greetings exchanged.
Rome New York awaited dedication of the United American Mechantep Council No 48 in a remodeled building at eat Patrick street. The event features Ex-National chair Frank Z. Jones of Rome delivering the address, with music by Drege Le OL UU and OS Scott Key. Charter members John P. Renner and Christian H. Eckstain credited for securing the home.
Reynolds Post No 2 of the G A R has arranged Memorial Day activities in the city. Members will meet at the post hall at 10:15 AM Sunday then walk to First Baptist Church for a sermon by Rev Alonzo D Whiters. Afternoon events include a cemetery service at Mt Olivet led by the C A A M Band with attendance from P O S of A and other groups. The day closes with graveside ceremonies at the Grand Army lot, an address by Hon Frank Z Jones of Rome N Y, a memorial bugle call, and return to the hall.
Francis Bobtt Key Council No 48 Bre O U A M will hold annual memorial services at Mt Olivet cemetery Sunday afternoon. Members meet at 3 15 at West Church Street hall and, with patriotic groups and O O A M Band, proceed to the cemetery. An address by Reno S Harp is planned with ex National Councillor Frank Z Jones expected to attend. Prof George Edw Smith to sing and a quartet to perform. After the service graves will be decorated by the lodge. Camp 17 B OA also to assist in grave decorations.
Republican primaries for the 60 delegate city nominating convention are set for tomorrow night at 5. Voters in Precinct 1 meet at Goldaborough's law office, Patrick Street. Precinct 2 at Rosenauer’s Store on East Patrick Street. Precinct 3 basement of Court, and Precinct 4 at C. Winedroner Building. Fifteen voters from each precinct will be named to the city executive committee.
In a fragmentary notice the law school announces a commencement at the Academy of Music, Baltimore, on a Wednesday afternoon. Details about graduates and names are partly obscured, but the event centers on awarding bachelor of laws to several students including individuals with last names like Clinton and Witte.
A fragmented report notes audience cheer and rising praise for a chorus and principal performers. Mentions Renowned singer Nrious and renowned director, highlighting high standards and global reputation. The piece describes impressive vocal showcase and backers applauding the cast.
Fragmentary report of a court hearing and a Knoxville jail arrest. Artie Bambrigit faced charges after a hearing before Justice Franes Sujih. Jennie Lawson, alias Jennie Lina, was arrested in Knoxville and brought to the city jail. The February 1909 court term suspended sentence for Keeping a Disorderly House upon leaving the state. Her year-old son accompanied her.
The Boy's Temperance Association held a semi monthly meeting May 20 led by president Byron Wine Wintbrener. Program included song scripture reading prayer pledge motto roll call and minutes, readings by L Six Bi MacKenzie Mehrling Holtz Haberkorn Knock Shaw Wintbrener and Waters, benediction and rally. adjourned to meet in June. Mr David Biser of East Seventh Street, recently ill, was improving.
The notice lists a meeting of members at Camp 17 Sunday morning at 10 15 to accompany the R to Mt Olivet cemetery then Monday afternoon at 3 30 to attend a memorial service. Also mentions attendances for divine service at G A R and a Fr on Patrick Street. Community notices include theatre ads and carnations for sale in Thurmont MD.
Referencing the notice, it states no depositor is required to present his or her book to obtain a change. The 4% rate will be paid on new deposits of the same class.
A fragmentary notice mentions Basay W Bowass as clerk for the Bonnabel Hotel located at 306 308 East Patrick Avenue. The text is garbled but indicates a license related item valued at 280.00. Further details are unreadable.
Local notices advertise an elocution recital by the School of Elocation on Junior Hall on May 30 at 3 30 p m tickets include reserved seating at 25 cents and 15 cents for children. the event invites the public to attend. Also listed are a children's play titled The Ride Beara, and various community notices including a city election appeal from Albert A McCavery for City Register, a Diamond Roller Rink event, a Friday wedding, a cornbuy ad, and local business promotions from Conn Dixon Packing Co G L Kefauver optical specialist and City Ice Cream and Soda Fountain.
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