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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1910
Page
5
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Philip Metacomet and dating events with scattered English terms. The text appears to record historical references and a marginal schedule or column tease with unclear times and places. Names and specifics are damaged or uncertain.
Brief notes report Mr BT Mounty enjoyed a trip and captured nine. Miv Milton Akers began work on a residence at Hettwitle. pavement laid before new houses of Augustus Froutke in East Church Street. Fishing parties yielded bass and rainbow specimens. a Lorraine Steel Co engineer measured tracks for Frederick Railroad interchanges at Market intersections. iron-work for bridges planned. local social rides noted with twenty-five participants.
The county reports certificates filed for both parties with Republicans and Democrats represented. Each certificate requires a $25 fee to cover counting and printing costs, with separate ballot boxes for the parties. The process is overseen by election judges and clerks, though Alexander Rilnager of Washington County has not yet filed his Republican certificate.
At Hagerstown District Conference Sunday morning at Quinn Attivau Methodist Episcopal Church East Third Street Rev Charles Murray of Baltimore preached on the duty of Sunday school work to shape morals of youth. He cited 2,000,000 African Methodist children in Sunday schools and urged capable consecrated teachers for racial uplift. Local workers welcomed him and district superintendents reported on Sunday school progress. Meetings continued with discussions and plans for expanded graded work and trades training as Baltimore host city activities loom amid conference events.
Obituary notes 83 year old Dutrow died leaving a widow and three daughters. He belonged to the Refarine church of Me- Gahegaville and had been married twice. First wife Miss Christia Maia of Rocky Sprilgy is named among survivors. The text reflects garbled OCR with fragmented local references and names.
Readable fragments describe a large public picnic near Lewistown on Saturday August 10. Governor Crothers will speak to residents of Frederick County with Beagon attending and W Woodsboro and Braddock Heights bands providing music throughout the day.
The article notes a purchase of ten monster engines, five from the American Locomotive Company and five from Baldwin Works, each engine likely weighing around four tons with heavy driving wheels. The engines are intended for freight service on a mountain division line, expected to idle at 1,750 tons on the western slope of the Alleghenies.
The tenth annual meeting of the Western Maryland Association of Dear will be held tomorrow at Braddock Heights with delegates expected from various parks in Western Maryland. The business session will include prizes and discussions as the day is spent in guided and instructional events. Association officers are President Harry Creager, Secretary Harry Benson, and Treasurer A B Showspan.
Community group plans a chapel on Win ghieater street funded by subscribers Nev A Luther Nichols Michael A Mogle Malvin Ogen Bioward Null Wid Ward Lewis. Mission Workers have met in nearby vicinity for about a year and will hold a Sunday evening service at 6 20. A festival to raise funds is planned for Saturday night with hopes of a large turnout.
Recap of scattered court filings: land transfers, executors, inventories, and marriage licenses. Documents include Shedrack A Hedges to J Charles Keller for 16 acres 7 perches, Eliza Gardners executorship to John Eckard for 10 acres 22 perches, Zimmerman to Martha Zimmertan real and personal property, Ridnour to Suriel Martin real estate in county, marriage license for William Hauger and Effie Deter, and multiple estate accounts and inventories in Howard County terms.
The text describes a bank in Frederick Maryland promoting its new building and services. It highlights a spacious front with rooms for meetings, vaults with many safe deposit boxes, and a Savings Department offering four percent interest to small and large accounts alike. It invites individuals, news, and corporations to open accounts and visit during business hours.
John D. Hendrickson advertises deep discounts on Ladies Jacket Suits and related garments. Featured are natural linen and white options with trims, belts, and unique designs. Prices drop from about 2.60 to 9.00, with tags claiming the greatest reduction yet. Alterations offered at no extra charge.
An old time ad describes Saturday sales at Conl Store featuring Lush Cream Moliah Foulard Silk with yardage prices. Items include Turklat Towels and Silk Goods with bold price tags and attention to customers. Reads like a busy shop window listing fabrics, ribbons, and dress goods for a Saturday sale.
Amidst illness at several homes Mrs Ketlet and others show slight improvement while Col John W Avirett, proprietor of Cumberland Evening Times and Alleganian, and editor, clashes in the Times Building composing room. Mr Snyder wins a fight. both men end up in custody after a discolored eye and minor injuries.
Citizens of Thurnont and nearby districts enjoyed a Bohemian Girl concert by a local talent company at Braddock Heights Auditorium, then repeated at the Town Hall in Frederick. The performance drew crowded houses and strong praise for soloists and orchestral work, with proceeds aiding a local benevolence.
A cluttered notice lists events at Arc nison Opera House with opera screenings and stage shows. Braddock Heights hosts a regular Friday dance with transport options, while Buffalo Restaurant features Piel’s beer on draft. The listing mentions nearby attractions and delays in service, reflecting a busy evening scene.
Fragmentary OCR text referencing names and places without clear events. Mentions Baltimore and injuries or actions, but lacks coherent facts or structure to summarize a specific incident. Processing yields minimal identifiable entities and no distinct outcome.
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