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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1911
Page
3
Community notes from Hallamore, Rocky Ridge, and nearby towns recount visits, travels, schooling, and social events. Several residents attend birthdays, visits to Baltimore, and Sunday gatherings. one accident leaves a boy with a broken arm. Welfare and church services noted. many names and places tied to county life.
Notice invites men to choose fall oat hats with styles for young and middle aged customers. It touts superior stock from leading hat makers, greys and browns for soult hats, black derbies, fancy hat bands, pall caps, and a September 15 bell ringing for Straw Hats in Frederick.
Pleasant paragraphs and items of interest to readers. Aldermen Maren Co Rengig on at Danness temp to Palamere. Edward Chemin, at toliimerne wire. Capt Jesse Brown spent yesterday with relatives in the city. Maurice Loy returned from Harrisburg. Miss Nannie and Dora Manta are in New York and Philadelphia. Eliott Warehime has returned from Manchester and Baltimore. Dr J F Celzendanner and family and Miss Morence Sline made a trip around the Hagerstown loop yesterday.
The United States Army aviators in training at College Park are testing air map sketching to replace graphic photography for quick terrain maps. Lt. Kirtland, a skilled flyer, will be the first to sketch maps from the air with a fellow officer navigating. Daily flights and several officers in the Aviation Corps abound, signaling a push to integrate map sketching in wartime operations. Maud Muller line from the New York Sun is noted in passing.
Keller and Myers real estate and insurance agents negotiated the sale of the store property of Dr. Walt man and sister in Lewistown yesterday to Mr. A J Krise. Wreman's ad in Brunswick has been pressed into service as a school room due to crowded conditions. The room was loaned until the addition to the school building is completed.
W F Bowman of New York represents United States Evaporated Cream Co and seeks local farmers for a Middletown condensed milk plant. The project would hire about 30 workers at start, use a 50 by 200 foot building with modern machinery, secure a site, and begin construction within weeks with completion in three months.
Detectives Atkinson and Lancaster solved the case of a William F. Cerber burial wound death near Cwynn's Falla Park. Charles Ventamin, 14, of West North avenue, was arrested on Charles Street near Baltimore after noon. Cerber served as mascot of the Witth Regiment and joined annual encampments including Camp Warfield near Frederick in July.
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