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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1908
Page
5
The Daily News notes a 4:35 event time followed by 0:49 vices and a 3:08 a m moon rise. It cites Jupiter’s moons visible west of the planet at 10:34 a m eastern time, with moons in conjunction with Venus passing 3 degrees north of Saturn from the east.
A collection of social notices lists individuals visiting or returning home. Names include Melvin P. Wood, Senator J. P. Matthias, Mia, Mrs. John Myers, Geo. McGinnis, W. C. Martin, W. J. Crother, Paul Ceweéron, Leonora C. Miller, Ida F. Renn, D. H. Roerthey, J. B. Scarff, Abbott family, Mollie Rhoderick, and Wm. R. Dedashmutt. Locations span Thurmont, Frederick, Baltimore, Cecil county, Md., Pittsburg, Jeanette, Pa., Carroll’s Manor, Knoxville, and North Market Street.
Mr George Wesley Stauffer a Walkersville farmer wed Miss Clara Harris Liggett at the Walkersville home of Misa Corailbies The ceremony was led by Rev Avill Conner and the couple planned an extended northern trip then reside in Walkersville Jesse Price Robert and Jennie Cover married at Taneytown on November 10 and will be at home after November 24 on York Road Poolesville in Christ Episcopal church Florence Pyles and Dr Elijah White wed in Poolesville with Miss Jane Williams Montgomery county maid of honor.
The Sick Mr. Martin L. Firestone of East street has left his room and is downstairs. Mr. Jere W. Starr of West Patrick street, ill last night, was better this morning. County Surveyor Rufus A. Rager of West Fifth street continues to improve slowly as visitors offer cheering words.
A new electric project moved today as the Inter Urban Electric Company unloaded equipment for the municipal power system. Harvey E. Smith oversaw the operation while Daniel Young, treasurer of the Prohibition County Central Committee, filed the report in the desk’s office.
Mayor and City Register plan a 6000 dollar borrowing for city use. Ex alderman Douglass presses enforcement of sidewalk and street ordinances while bids for police uniforms and a market heater are discussed. The council approves stone supply contract and orders reports and repairs, with weather delaying some actions.
A native walnut loom in a Kansas City home has sustained J A Groom and his wife for 41 years. Mrs Groom did most weaving, producing carpet and cloth while assisting with the beat. their children later benefited from the loom’s work and a long family tradition in weaving dating back to the Civil War era.
The Frederick County Medical Society plans to urge Congress for a National Public Health Bureau and equal cabinet status. It outlines postgraduate courses, aims to unify members and address disease prevention funding, citing tuberculosis and typhoid as preventable losses.
West Patrick street near DeGrange street residents complained the electric light at DeGrange and Patrick streets has been out for several nights. A local telephoned for repairs, but the light was repeatedly restored and then failed again, leaving two blocks of the town in darkness except for store lighting.
The funeral for Tenyadonid W. Miller was held yesterday at 1.20 PM at his home 28 East Fourth Street. Rev. Dr. Charla F. Stevk conducted the services with pallbearers John Hembberger Jr Richard King Harry Wolfe and Clifton White. Interment followed at Art Olivet cemetery. The funeral director was Fheman P. Rice.
At the Family Theatre Grant the equilibriut and Betsy the trained dog along with Leonard the funny monologist entertain a large audience. Life motion pictures and illustrated songs add to a hit week as the theatre grows in popularity and draws bigger crowds each night. Masonic Grand Lodge. The annual convocation of the Grand Chapter of the Royal Arch Masons of Maryland will meet in Baltimore this evening at 7.00. Among those leaving for the meeting are C. C. Warchime, Harry Fromke and C. S. Howard. Repudiation Day on Monday November 23 will be marked by the Lincoln Boulevard chapter with a meeting at Miss Ritchie’s home Court Square. The Lincoln Boulevard committee lists Mr Breree Anis among members previously omitted. Prof. John T White visits county public schools tomorrow. Harvey Jr Lease auctioneers to sell Mrs Mary A Kennedy’s household furniture at Sebleyeville.
Miss Grace Viola Haller daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas H Haller became the bride of Mr Frank Jacob Newman prominent Frederick businessman and former Senator Jacob M Newman at the Evangelical Lutheran church. The ceremony featured floral chancel arrangements and music by local performers with a large bridal party. After a wedding supper the couple departed for a two week honeymoon to Washington and New York before returning to East Third Street home.
A venal opening reception for Miss Ritchie’s school will be held Saturday afternoon from 3 to 5. The event invites children to participate and form clues, with admission open to interested youngsters as organized by Independent.
An advertisement promotes fur coats by exclusive models at a furrier. It highlights Muffy and le as featured items and invites customers to choose from a range of coats and robes. The text promises satisfaction with unique, admired designs and tailored options.
The article accuses Col J Austin Baughman and a young fan of spying on Republicans and reporting them to authorities in Lemo critic Headquarters. It notes distrust of espionage during their stay, suggests Democratic affiliates would object to secret actions, and mentions Governor’s detectives enforcing the Corrupt Practices Act. Also lists an excursion to Baltimore, a school event, a roller rink opening, and local ads for oysters and bread products.
A jumble of local notices and ads including an Albany automobile raffle, business promos from Freventey Co and H. D. Baumgardner Frederick Md, poultry and meat offerings, flour claims, and a weekly cafe meals note from M C A Cafe.
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