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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1910
Page
5
A jumble of names and places lists relatives and friends visiting or returning to the city. Several residents from Elkton Maryland Pittsburg Pennsylvania New York and Baltimore are mentioned visiting kin or staying with local families. The notes reference travels illness and prayers and mention several street addresses and local institutions.
The ceremony featured Rev. J. W. Rhee, remarks by H. A. Shiper and other speakers, and a benediction by Rev. A. W. Elvardfe. Members of Camp 17 P O S of A laid a wreath on the grave of a deceased member, with a formal dinner following and regimental rites concluding the event.
The annual commencement exercises of the Frederick City Hospital Training School for Nurses will be held at the Grace Reformed Church East Second Street on Thursday starting at two o'clock. The program includes preludes, prayers, vocal solos, salutatory, outline of school work, diploma presentations, a staff address, and the presentation of school pins, followed by a reception from seven thirty to nine thirty o'clock at the hospital. The graduates are Misses Anna Sophia Maga ha, Grace Maude Walker, Frances Leavello Amis, and EI Tita Grace Hughes.
The Belles Bettres Literary Society met Friday afternoon chaired by President G S DeGrange. Secretary J L Sunday read minutes and the program featured recitations, an oration, a debate on farming machinery, and a vote favoring the affirmative. Officers and officers-elect were named, including president B L Bapporgt, glee president J D Hing, and secretary A Kemp.
An unclear report describes a fatal incident involving a large rattlesnake and a couple with cats. The fragment mentions injuries and a measured response but lacks coherent details or a clear sequence of events.
Paul Brandenbure died of apoplexy after a baseball game at New Market High School during a morning home game. He was 14 years old and the nephew of C. Causherman Abts. Funeral services will be held at the Church of the Brethren in Monrovia with burial in Pleasant Hill Cemetery.
Veterans from Theania observe Memorial Day with a march from North Market Street led by the Aim Band and Honor Guard. A funeral salute by Company A and a Key monument ceremony feature Frank Z Jones of Rome NY and Major F E Goldsborough.
Reynolds Post No.2 G A R and allied groups attended a United service at the First Baptist Church yesterday morning. A parade formed at 10 15 preceding the march to the church with flag and floral decorations. Rev Alonzo D Winters delivered a sermon titled Lest We Pone reading from John 15 and offering inspiring admonition.
Students from Broderick High attended a baccalaureate service at Grace Church. Rev Mehhtn preached the sermon “A High and Holy Purpose in Life.” The event featured formal attire, with girls in white dresses and no hats, and a mood of reverence, joy, and edification as graduates prepared for life.
A large audience attended the baccalaureate services at the Frederick College in the Methodist Episcopal church. Rev. Es Lamar delivered a forcible sermon on The True Conception of Life, offering practical advice for graduates. The Arant Literary Society plans an event at 3 o'clock this evening with an interesting program.
Albert C Rippeon aged 11 son of H C Rippeon of Mt Pleasant was committed to the Watson Ald Society in Baltimore on Saturday by Justice C H Ecketen on the charge of being incorrigible. He was taken to the institution this morning by Sheriff Grimes.
Delegates to the Maryland Classis and Potomac Synod were elected during yesterday’s meeting. Rev. Dr. John M. Schick preached the sermon as ministers and lay reps from Baltimore Frederick and Hagerstown prepared to attend the synods in Altoona Pennsylvania and Canton Ohio in May and October.
Pupils from the Conservatory Normal Department staged a four part recital in College Hall under Miss Ivabel Mets. The first group featured first year students with limited training and impressed audiences. the second showcased second year pupils with stronger work. the third year pupils including India Kepler and Dorothy ler performed well. Mentions of teachers Kellman Carty etc and upcoming Junior Piano Recital on June 8 plus an exhibit by Domestic Science. a fire accident involving Mrs Adams is noted with hopes for recovery.
Notice announces a 4 percent interest rate on all special interest bearing deposits and other related accounts. It states depositors are not required to present their books to receive changes and affirms the rate applies to new and existing deposits under the contract terms.
Local items include meeting notice from the Frederick County Bilatorical Society for Tuesday May 31 at 7 30 p.m. in A D C rooms. Also a City Register and Tax Collector request, a political solicitation letter from A Mccivery for City Register, a dance class with practice at 8 45, and various shop notices from Central Hardware and Carnations for sale. Public notices mention license and tax items amid a mix of events and advertisements from Thurmont and Frederick City.
Fragmentary text lists names such as Joan Seder and Harry W. Bowers along with scattered titles and roles. It mentions requests for materials like poplar and pine logs and includes stray phrases about a court or official notices. The readable fragments resemble a late 19th or early 20th century local notice page.
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