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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 26, 1911

Page

4

Freight Terminal Upgrades Planned for Frederick

Baltimore and Ohio Railroad bids near acceptance for a modern freight terminal at Frederick costing about 50000 dollars. A 200 by 60 foot modern freight house with rolling doors, two paved driveways, upgraded office space, standard scales, new yard tracks, and improved drainage will expand capacity to 140 cars.

Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Frederick B. & O. Syten Baltimore and Ohio Moodern Jengihani Carroll Street West End

PURELY PERSONAL Peasant Paragraphe Of Those Who Come And Go

A crowded Bournemouth style list notes many residents and visitors in transit. John to Jamison of Walkersville was in the city on business. Miss Mary and Miss Julia Williamson of Record Street visit Baltimore. Julia Deva of Washington visits Mrs George Seheil on West South Street. Mr and Mrs Dames Smith of Buckertown spent time with friends in the city. William E Staup of Philadelphia has returned from a business trip. Reverdy M Watling of Deland arrived in town today on business. John Ridenour and family returned from Baltimore and Washington. Maurice Culler and family of Middletown spent yesterday with his brother John M Culler on West Patrick Street. J Gerhardt Lampe of Baltimore returned after visiting his parental home. Mrs Calvin Zellers and daughter of Waynesboro are visiting her parents. Charles Mratey on West South Street. Burns M Michael and wife of Baltimore visit his brother W C Michael near Frederick in a handsome new home. Rev Simon S Miller and A McCardell returned from Canton Co where they attended the General Synod of the Reformed church. Mrs J Henry Fast of Fifth Street is visiting her son J Gerhardt Lampe in Baltimore and will visit daughter Mrs Faceb Fe Cope in Sellersville Pa.

John Jamison Walkersville J. Henry Fast Fifth Street J Gerhardt Lampe Baltimore Faceb FE. Cope Sellersville Perot Stotile Percy I. Stouffer Ninth Walbrook Joseph R. Foard Company Church Home Mr. Stouffer Buckeystown Frederick County Frederick Grace Ward Stanley Xr Ward Maryland Casualty Company Daniel Stouffer Edgar Stouffer St. Michael's, Md Minde Om Druid Tide Celetery Alf Stouffer The Musical Union

Three Divorces Granted To Women From Husbands

Mrs Stoner and Mrs Fraley win divorces and custody. Carrie Stoner receives custody of Clarence David Stoner Jr and right to resume maiden name Carre Kreh. Julia Fraley gains custody of James Henry Fraley and maiden name Julia C Revans. Agnes Speaks granted absolute divorce from Daniel S Speaks with residences Woodsboro and the city.

Ivorce Wm Tear Fraley James Henry Fraley Julia C. Revans Washington Agnes C Speaks Reno S. Harp Daniel S. Speaks The Plaine Woodsboro

Mr Harp to Deliver Memorial Address in Baltimore Hall

Mr Harp to Denver Addresses will deliver the memorial address for the G. A. BR and secret societies in Hampden Hall Baltimore next Tuesday. Invited by Tecumseh Tribe No. 148 10 FR. He will also speak to Thurmont High School graduates Wednesday evening at the Town Hall.

Harp Denver Reno S Harp G. A. BR Hampden Hall Baltimore Tecumseh Tribe Thurmont High School Town Hall

Brief Items of Interest and Local News Notes

Dr F B Smith loses a valuable horse by death last night. Maryland Brick and Supply Co loses a horse by death yesterday. An automobile runs over a dog on West All Salute street, killing it. The woodwork of Edmund Simmons property on West Patriot street has been repainted. An iron fence is erected in front of John Thompson’s lawn on Center street. A concrete walk is laid around the parsonage of the Frangel Ioul Reformed church on West Church street by J Peter Maniz and a force of labor.

F. B. Smith Maryland Brick and Supply Co West All Salute Street Edmund Simmons Patriot Street John Thompson Center Street Ftrangel Ioul Reformed Church West Church Street J. Peter Maniz Ang

Property Transfers and a Medical Transport Report

The column lists transfers in Mt. Airy and county real estate with values: Der hED Arthur A Pedilcord and wife to Laura V Shipley. Lana FL Todd and husband to Jesse P King. George P Tabler and wife to George M Price. It also notes a Jefferson resident, Doty, on a business trip to Montgomery County, injured and returned home after a medical transport by car driven by John Davis with Childe Doty and Dr. Frank Hedges aboard.

Circuit and Orphans’ Court Arthur A. Pedilcord Laura V. Shipley Mt. Airy Lana FL Todd Jesse P. King George P. Tabler George M. Price

Vedrine Wins Paris Madrid Air Race

Special dispatch from Madrid on May 26 reports Tierre Vedrine winning the 33,006 mile Paris Madrid air race. The patched airship crossed the finish in 7 hours 19 minutes and Vedrine, stunned, was taken to a hospital for treatment.

Madrid Tierre Vedrine France Vedrine

Delabarra Oath Took as Provisional President

Special dispatch from The News Mexico City reports Delabarra taking the oath as provisional president amid a tense national mood. Diaz lies gravely ill as celebrations unfold elsewhere. Deputy officials pledge stability while awaiting further directives.

Mexico City Po Ome Diaz Delabarra

DIES WHILE ON TRAIN ON WAY TO LAKE SARANAC

William Manharmer of New York dies of tuberculosis in a Pullman berth aboard a train bound for Lake Saranac. The News records the Utica incident dated May 24 at 230 p m.

Utica N.Y William Manharmer New York Lake Saranac

As You Like It at Woman's College on Campus

The Woman's College dramatic club aims to surpass prior seasons with a June 3 performance of As You Like It on campus. Miss FauntbeRoy directs with 30 members, aided by Ben Creet’s visitors, in a production featuring musical cues and a wood-humph dance to echo Shakespearean intent. Proceeds support the college building fund and May Day events for the seniors.

Woman's College Dramatic Club Wolst's College Iniml LeRoy Ben Creet Five Mays and Maglers Woman's College Plymouth Town

Fishing season opens June 1 in Frederick County

Fishermen await the June 1 start of fishing in all waters of Frederick County except Bush Creek. State's Attorney Willard reports recent dynamiting of fish in the Monocacy River and will seek action with the game warden. The practice harms bass spawning beds and could jeopardize catches this season. A petition in Washington County seeks more wardens for the region.

Frederick County Bush Creek Willard Monocacy River Washington County Convernor Maryland

Zemo Skin Beautifier Soap Ad Promises Clear Skin

An early 20th century advertisement touts Zemo and Zemo 5 as remedies for eczema rashes dandruff and scalp ailments. It claims Zemo Soap offers the finest antiseptic lather and promotes a clear complexion and beauty. The copy urges readers to advertise in the paper for success.

Verywhere Frederick A. Williamson

Chippewa Red Men Plan July Celebration in Frederick

Chippewa Tribe No 74 of the Improved Order of Red Men aims to lift membership to 310 by July first and prepare for a July 2 and 4 event in Frederick. Nearly a dozen members were elected at last week’s meeting, with twelve new applications. many tribes plan to bring large delegations, and Oswald Canton will lead a 30-man drill.

Frederick Oswald Canton Hagerstown Charlestown Martinsburg Marinsburg Waynesboro Westminster Ha Ae Brunswick

Cardinal to attend Mt St Marys closing exercises

Cardinal Gibbons will attend Mt Marys College commencement near Emmitsburg with dignitaries present. Graduates include Burke, Cammack, Driscoll, Fagan, Flanigan, Giroux, Cloninger, McHugh, Mooney, Sheridan, Stewart, Tobin among others. Events span June 22 to 24 with ordinations, track meet, baseball, and an election contest. Adamstown High School commencement set for June 1 with eight graduates listed.

Mt. St Mary's St. Mary's College Emmitsburg Mt Washington Club Cardinal Gibbons Crothers Thos Burke Wilkes-Barre Edmund Cammack Washington, D Norbert A. Driscoll Connellsville John J. Fagan Athens John L. Flanigan New Philadelphia Louis A. Giroux Somerville Mass John RR. Cloninger Pittsburg Francis P. McHugh Scranton James J. Mooney Mas William H. Sheridan Troy Peter A. Stewart Ridley Park Paw Walter J. Tobin Mobile Ala

Narrowly Escaped Serious Collision In Market Street

John L. Green of Garber & Green, iverymen, narrowly escaped a serious crash yesterday afternoon when driving two horses on a Dayton Wagon from East Third into Market Street. A trailing train car, moving slowly, struck the rear as Green attempted the corner, though the wagon suffered no damage.

John L. Green Garber & Green, Iverymen Dayton East Third Street Market Street Mr. Green

Case Held Sub Curia in Civil Suit over Wagon Warranty

The civil case of Charles J. Renn versus Clarence A. Bussard trading as Farmers' Supply Co. was held sub curia before Justice Lloyd T. MacGill. Plaintiff seeks $48.40 on a breach of warranty for a wagon sold with a one year guarantee. Defendants claim wagon overloading and rough handling caused breakdown. A. D. Willard represented the plaintiff with Smith and Smith for the defendant.

Charles J., Renn Clarence A. Bussard Farmers’ Supply Co Lloyd T. MacGill A.D. Willard Smith and Smith

Real estate deals feature local agents selling two Rosemont lots

Me Harry G Tritappe, real estate and insurance agent, sold a Rosemont lot to Howard J Kefanger of Middletown Valles and another to Mrs 4 H Enright. The parcels went on private terms. Also notes Chamberlains Liniment for muscle soreness and rheumatism with druggist sold.

Harry G. Tritappe Rosemont Howard J. Kefanger Middletown Valles H Enright

Among the sick Those From Frederick and Vicinity Confined to the house

Reports from Frederick area note Mrs. Benjamin Duvall improving at City Hospital while Mrs. Jacob Hahn has recovered enough to go home from the same hospital. A Middletown fountain clog reveals a frog in the inflow pipe.

Frederick Benjamin Duvall City Hospital Jacob Hahn Water Street Appleman Middletown

Frederick Market Prices 1914 Quotations from Frederick County Farmers

Market prices corrected May 26 1914 list wheat corn rye oats barley flour mill feed seeds hay and other staples with prices per bushel per ton and per sack. Itemized figures cover wheat corn rye oats barley flour mill feed seeds hay potatoes and straw for local farming needs.

Frederick County Farmers’ Exchange

Jefferson prepares for State Grange branch installation

A Jefferson area meeting last March spurred plans to revive and form a Jefferson branch of the State Grange Association. Mr Patterson of College Park will install the new branch on Sunday June 3 at 1 20 pm in the O U A M hall. About 33 members now, with growth expected as the benefits of wholesale buying and shared sales opportunities attract farmers. Officers named: President William Ahalt, Vice President Oscar Culler, Secretary Charles Hemp, Treasurer Lemuel Keller. A drafting committee includes John Halter, Oscar Culler, Lemuel Keller, Charles Hemp, Jerry Lakin, and Nicholas Zimmerman.

Jefferson State Grange Association Bebe Labinels Gb Jeferson Uty EK Motter State Grange Patterson College Park Srange William Ahalt Oscar Culler Charles Hemp Lemuel Keller John Halter Jerry Lakin Nicholas Zimmerman

Political Cards for Frederick County Officials Nominees

Two candidate notices announce Republican nominations for state attorney and sheriff in Frederick County. Jesse F. R. Heagey seeks the State's Attorney nomination and Scott S. Welty seeks Sheriff, both urging Republican voters to support them in the coming primaries.

Frederick County Guy K. Motter Peb2id Wirr Frederick County, Ltd Sherif Scott S. Welty Orphans’ Court John W. Mumford Braddock District Clarence G. Roller Marsid&wimpf Woodspora Ce At George R, Dennis, JR Frederick Ghonge T. Roderick

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BR. & QO Hs Point Mary Julia Wiliamson Record Street Julia Deva George Seheil West South Street Mroo Dames Gb Smith Buckeratown Thin City William E. Staup Philadelphia Reverdy M. Watling Deland Flor Wit Othe Atte Prom Weelington John Ridenour North Market Street Wishington Maurice Culler John M Culler Patrick Street J. Gerhantte Lampe Calvin “Zellers Mr.oandora Charles Mratey Mr. Burns M Michael Haltimore W. C. Michael Prederick Simon S. Miller Mr A. McCardell Canton, Co Reformer Church Doty A.T. Doty Montgomery County Aero Ae Tee Miss FauntbeRoy Pramatic Cliqite OM. Howell Greensburg Phensebold Megy Edward HH. Powell Lewistown Edward J. Powell Mee Powell Powell Eutan Neighbors Newton Zentz Petit Jury Susie Hioldcraft Albert Powell Adamstown High School Har L. Mock Mary Louise Krieg Ruth Augusta Krieg Clara Annager Nellie Harriet Thayer Waite Raymond Krantz John Preston Smith Clarence Curtis Thomas Tobias Edward Zimmerman Chamberlain Ella Tre London Jefferson Farmers Political Cards Jesse F. R. Heagey Court SL Frederick, Maa Mar Marzitt Sheri James A. Jones Chast Pagan Frederick District Marsid Nhavera
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