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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1910
Page
5
A garbled OCR snippet mentions dates in September and a reference to American History with unclear names and events. The fragmentary text includes scattered phrases about months, battles, and celestial references, but no coherent narrative or identifiable persons, places, or outcomes.
Louise Fitzpatrick, a gifted young reader once of this city, revisits sister Mrs. W. Harry Haller at Braddock Heights. Though barely into her teens, her work has achieved marked success, drawing audiences across major Middle West cities. A Northwestern graduate under famed instructor Cumhock, she is ranked among the nation’s best.
Miss Firepatrick, head of the School of Expression at Bethlehem Academy Fairhaut Minnesota, made her first appearance in the East at Hotel Braddock on August 25. An enthusiastic audience praised her reader talent and she plans to return to resume her work. She has many friends in Frederick whose wishes accompany her westward.
Frederick defeated Westminster four matches to three yesterday on Westminster courts. The match drew a large, enthusiastic gallery with DeGrange the standout, winning all his matches. Mauleby also performed strongly despite the narrow loss.
A new electrical contractor, W Elw Gow Hog, formerly lighting manager at Chesapeake Supply, plans to open at North Market Street. The business will offer electric fixtures, motors, and related supplies in a display window featuring a chafing dish from Miller & Co. Hardware. Admission to the event will be limited by a numbered entry system.
The Frederick Board of Trade created a three member charter commission to study municipal government systems in major U S cities and draft an updated Frederick charter. A second committee was named to locate new industries with a site offer along the NL QO railroad and five year free rent. The ladies auxiliary was proposed as an independent group. The board also urged an investigation into Frederick’s tax base changes since the 1908 reassessment and discussed claims against the U S government and a water supply project with a special committee to be named.
G R Dennis was re-elected chairman of the central Republican committee in a crowded meeting at the county library. Attendees elect committed officers including Wa Te Cutsladl and Harry Chopra as vice chairmen while Jesse Teng was chosen secretary and Milkied Ne Nukg as treasurer. Congressman TO Warner spoke, praising Frederick In the real priories and urging harmony and active campaign guidance from all members.
Maria Pearce widow of John Pearce aged 96 years 3 months 12 days died at her New Market home last night from general debility. Survived by two daughters Miss Cinnie Pearce and Mrs Joan E McCahan both of New Market and son William Pearce in the West. Funeral Monday at 2 pm at M E church New Market with Rev McGowan officiating. interment in the church cemetery. General director R B Randle. Bill for Divorce Filed In Reno Harp represents Mamie D Six who married May 2 1903 in this city and now resides here.
Local listing shows a Busy Corner advertisement with numerous 5c to 25c items including stationery, paper goods, ink, school books, and a 50 styles of 5c tablets. Also notes a business meeting of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union on Monday evening September 12 at 7:30 in the WCTU room on East Church street. Edward James, Merchant Tailor, advertises fabrics and tailoring. Cash payout offered for cords.
The circuit court heard cases including a $468.87 verdict in a paternity matter, a guardian involved in a suit over a child, and a judgment for Mr Young in a separate appeal. Testimony touched on relationships and alleged promises, with parties represented by Stoner, Weinberg, and Pampel, and judges noting prior related cases.
Frederick College announces that it now offers matriculation in the Department of Mission with enthusiastic voice culture and instrumental courses. Under Prof George Edward Smith and Prof M Harry Sokolove, students may study voice, piano, organ, trombone, cornet, violin, and sight reading at reasonable cost. For details call Professor Koontz at the college or reach him at once.
Opening exercises scheduled for September 15 at 8 a.m. invite public to Jalbrary on September 14 9 a.m. to 12 2 p.m. Jalbrary enrollment information noted. Funeral Director and Embalmer has moved to No 28 West Patrick Street Ontbite.
A cluttered newspaper item lists bargain prices for canned goods, soap, matches, buckets, and other household items at Shipley's, alongside cards of thanks and local society notices. It mentions a violin and song recital hosted by Knights of Pythias, a Frederick City Hospital board meeting, and scheduling details for autumn transportation and local events in Frederick and Braddock Heights.
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