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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1910
Page
5
The notice references Samuel G. Duvall and details about a 4% interest rate on contracts. It warns depositors to present this notice to avoid changes and notes the new deposit rate applying to a similar class of accounts.
Local column lists visitors and moves among residents, noting Mr Toblais Mattie and Mrs Charles A visiting, and Dr Thomas Freeman Dixon traveling to Baltimore for Presbytery activities. The item mentions a church gathering tonight at 8 at Oxgl le, South elt.
Edward Dyer, a cooper by trade and Civil War veteran, died at his home this morning at 2 o clock. He lived in York, Pennsylvania, and is survived by several relatives including Walter Dyer and Mrs Sallie Giat. The funeral will be held at the home of his son on the third afternoon at 2 o clock, with interment at Mt Olivet Cemetery.
A fragment lists names tied to a memorial event or funeral service. It mentions Rev. Thorap P. Rice as the funeral director in charge and includes attendees from Charlesville and nearby towns such as Adamatown and Washington.
Patchy notes report deaths and civic events across Maryland including the death of M. Fox in Hagerstown, funeral notices for Charles Bearley, and public notices on elections and utility actions. Also mentioned are church calls and local officials facing vacancies.
Fragmentary text mentions names and items with no clear event. Reading shows garbled phrases about a sale, a dress, and a character named Cher or West. No coherent incident, date, or location is discernible.
The Cumberland YMCA's building in Camber is under rapid construction with about 60,000 dollars spent by management. The project aims to enlarge facilities for a larger school and educational programs and is slated for dedication this July. Additional funds of around 10,000 dollars are to be applied to debt reduction, with more needed to complete the setup.
A lengthy drought ending Saturday night brought the first rains in days, easing concerns for crops and water supplies. Reports note improved moisture levels and ongoing recovery as recent showers continued into yesterday, with local observers citing a partial revival after a prolonged dry spell.
The Centennial Memorial United Brethren Church notes the death of Rev. R. Each pach and praises his broad Christian outreach and devotion. The congregation recalls his leadership during church building, his generous support, and his enduring influence on both local and wider circles.
A church reports the vacancy created by the death of the late Rev Dr Osborne Ingte. Leconte rector is announced as the interim pastor while the parish awaits a new appointment.
Mevare and Sainte G Divall with Harry rier of Frederick and others from Temple of Balti ne Sundae meet in New Orleans to return home.
A fragmented local blurb hints at an event tonight in town. Readable words point to Gramstic and an unspecified gathering. The snippet provides little detail beyond a vague call to attend.
Fragmentary OCR text lists names such as Henriatta McDannyin and Henry Lawrence Seathytok with scattered phrases about a lecture or event in 1910. Mentions W. G. TU Room and an Api 13 date, plus references to fees and a Mr. Millard.
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