In History December events and celestial notes
The Daily News lists December in history with figures such as Oliver Weilcots from Connecticut and Alexander Lofom born 1907 as a Napoleon era figure, plus a flotilla of US torpedo boat destroyers sailing from Norfolk. Astronomical notes include sunset 4 30, rise 7 02, moonset 12 52, moon age eight days, conjunction with Bat, and numerous constellations and bright stars visible. Planets move west to east, Venus rising late December and meteors expected mid month, with the sun in Scorpio then Sagittarius.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Weilcots
Connecticut
Alexander Lofom
Napoleon
Norfolk
Perseus
Andromeda
Ursa Minor
Ursa Major
Draco
Cassiopeia
Gemins
Canis Minor
Taurus
Orion
Auriga
Lyma
Cepheus
Cygnus
Lyra
Pollux
Sirius
Procyon
Aldebaran
Betelgeuse
Bilge
Capella
Weretz News plans twelve page Frederick issue
The Weretz News announces a ready Thursday twelve page edition with full features and the largest genuine circulation in Frederick city and county. Advertising copy for Tax Waexry News is due by 5 PM Wednesday and changes by noon the same day.
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Weretz News
Frederick City
Local notes and shutdowns in brief items
December brief bits report the Fauilly Theatre closing until after the holidays and plans to reopen post season. Other items note local real estate actions, a street addresses update, church suppers and meetings, a block party, a freight line repaint, an accident injuring Ira Hooper, and a court ruling involving Sam Reyne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fauilly
Megan Albert Bsebeular
Market Street
West Atri
Harry Phebus
West Patrick Street
Wm. E. Darner
T Diamond
Frederick
Cannon Hill
Hi Home
Local realty office change noted at Central National
In a clipped OCR fragment, names and roles appear to refer to a real estate office move or adjustment at Central National, with mentions of individuals such as Mollie Lewin, Harry, Stoner, Weielsberg, Dorsey, and Exchison, and a reference to a new office setup or tamivare. The text is garbled but centers on a property office and associated persons in county context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Pia. Seinen and Tyson
Real Estatyve
Central National
Mra. Mollie
KF. Lewin
Harry
Ispe County
Stoner & & Weielsberg
R Ole Etna
Il. Dorsey Exchison
Reckless Passing Sparks Fatal Wreck Near Hanover
A Packard touring car carrying Frederick Macking and a party from Abbotstown wrecked after a reckless passing by Lafere Hafer of Gettysburg. Hafer’s car crashed into the Packard, sending it down a five foot embankment and into a fence. All occupants escaped serious injury thanks to driver James Bowers’s quick actions. Hafer, later identified, left the scene but returned later. authorities seek action to suspend his license amid public concern over his driving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Macking
Frederick
York
Holmes D. Baker
Hanover
Mesem
Willam G
Joseph D. Baker
Geo. Wm. Smith
E. Y. Goldsborough
J. Clarke Kieffer
James Bowers
Feederset
Hanover Savings Food Society
Abbottatown
Thomasville
Mr. Baker
Packard
Ths
Smith
Brin
Lafere Hafer
Gettysburg
Abbottetown
Haler
Hafer
Wm. G. Baker
Marville
Pathe Frederick
Baker
Fuies Weld
Mr Baker Hands Contestant a Close Finish
Entrant feet shuffled as Mr Baker handed him a push and a toss in a tense moment. An announcer praised one of the country’s most careful drivers amid the crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheeey
Baker
Daughters Confederacy meeting recalls Civil War memories
Fitsbugh Lee Chapter U D C held a large meeting with routine business. They announced the death of charter member Mrs Eze P Nixdorff and planned memorial resolutions. Officers will be elected January 19. A letter of thanks came from Mrs Bettie Dorney for a contribution to the Robert E Lee room at Pikesville. A memorial for the Unknown Dead marker at Mt Olivet was discussed. The group recalled Stonewall Jackson relics and a Frederick Examiner article on treason. A social hour followed with war reminiscences and plans for General Robert E Lee’s birthday observance on January 19, 1900.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fitsbugh Lee
U. D.C
Eze P. Nixdorff
Mre
Bettie Dorney
Baltimore
Robert E. Lee
Pikesville
Nixdorf
Morocac
Confederte
Mt. Olivet
Monteney
Frances Fenwick Smith
Frederick
Fort Delaware
William 3. Ross
George M. Potts
Charles W. Rees
Advertised Letters at Frederick City Post Office
The following letters remain undelivered at the Frederick city post office as of Saturday November 25 2008. To claim call for advertised letters and reference lists include Gentlemen's List with names such as James Bennett George Cornwall and others and Lanes' List with names including Minnie Bargis Mrs George Brown and more. If unclaimed within two weeks they will be sent to the dead letter office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City
James C. Bennett
George B. Cornwall
Marry Davis
Wm. J. Kraus
M. E. Newham
F.C. Pipe
Robert ¥. Stanfield
Samuel Wideman
John H. Williams
C. L. Zimmerman
C. P. Zimmerman
Lanes
Minnie Bargis
George Brown
Jennie Danner
Mig Nannie Diggs
Misa
A. V. Holland
Cora Johnson
Henrietta. McCarty
Catharine Rowe
Eric Stone
Virgie Williame
Katharine Wall
Sister Marcella joins leper home staff near New Orleans
Sister Marcella, five years head of the dispensary at St. Jo'n Hospital Philadelphia, has joined the Sisters of Charity at a leper home near New Orleans. The home houses 66 patients with 6 Sisters of Charity from Emmitsburg. She volunteered five years ago and again stepped forward when a sister fell ill.
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Marcella
Largaret
at_ Emmi
New Orleans
Maroon Members Win YMCA Contest and Grow Roster
The Maroon men led a YMCA membership drive, filing desk applications that boosted the total score to 233 points. The contest was a success with 45 new members added, increasing the YMCA’s overall membership.
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Maroons
Mayne Ventures in Ponies with 26 Animals for Breeding
In East Seventh street businessman Mr. Frank Mayne has entered the pony trade. He purchased a herd of 26 ponies including four stallions and several breed mares, with some animals noted as having won a bum week. They are under his charge.
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Frank Mayne
East Seventh Street
Mayne
News of the Churches in Montheeting at Mission Ay Rocety
The Evangelical Reformed Church will be held in the chapel this evening. Revival services at Triste M. E. Church South drew a fair attendance last night. Avolocressed at once is hoped tonight. A cordial invitation was extended to all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelical Reformed Church
Triste M. E. Church
South
Pleasant Event Brings Daughters of Liberty Lodge Night
The Daughters of Liberty No. 12 held a lively literary and music program in Independent Hall last evening to raise funds for delegates. The Concrete Glee Club won encores with tableaux and songs, and H Dorsey Etchison addressed the audience on Woman. Ex Councillor Jacob L. Kogelbrecht hosted, with Miss May Gilbert and Miss Naomi McDonald among the performers. A three year old, Miss Eschotté, broke her left arm after a fall while playing with a cat nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moustain
Daughters of Liberty
Audi Dlence
Mears
James P
Forsythes
Thomas
Hetry
Reymond Taylor
Goddess of Liberty
Uncle Sam
Columbia
Cubs
H. Dorsey Etohinon
Jacob L. Kogelbrecht
Charles =s
Kilue
Clarence Strine
Clifton White
Most Pitcher
Mra
Kate Perry
Emon Kite
Mesars
Keno S
Markwood D. Harp
Mary Forsythe
Glee Club
Mary Esterly
Meaata
Kline
Btring
L'Reddie
Naomi McDonald
May Gilbert
Cuba
D. Dorsey Etchison
Eva Keech
Candica
State Council
Katye Dyer
Daisy McDonald
Bard of Appeals Board Of Aldermen Meeting
The Board of Aldermen acted as a board of appeals yesterday afternoon from 3 to 5 and from 7 to 9 o'clock. Only a few residents attended to lodge complaints concerning property assessments and related actions.
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Bard of Appeals
Board of Aldermen
Board of Appeals
Bo'cock
Uie
Home Portraits by Barber to Come to Your Door
A local photographer offers doorstep portrait service for Christmas, bringing the camera to homes so distant relatives may have their pictures taken with minimal effort. Details via postal address request and par ticulars promised.
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Adee Ph Her Jakeer
Fredenck
Community notices and sales at local shops and clubs
Local ads invite participation in baseball meetings at Y M C A in the director's room next Tuesday evening. Christies Goods promotes Christmas gifts and displays. The Evangelical Reformed church Ladies Sewing Society hosts a sale and supper on December 3 and 4 with a 25 cent supper. A range of items from Genuine Almond Paste to dancing events are listed for December at Patrick Street and nearby venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Base Ball Association
Arosaive
Ladice’ Sewing Society of
The
Evangelical Reformed Church
Musical Toys and Goods Featured at Local Shops
An unclear advertisement describes musical toys and items for children at Brett's Pacacs or Music and Marine Bros, with a note on new potato stock, 12,000 bushels, and Florida oranges and lemons for sale. It invites shoppers to buy, read, and think, claiming best quality and none better.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Folke
Brett
Marine Bros
Winter Wheat Patent Flour and Holiday Novelties Fair
Information for F B Sarvington secretary and treasurer regarding a Winter Wheat Patent Flour display and Christmas opening. Exhibit on Friday and Saturday November 27 28 with a line of holiday novelties. Invitations extended by N R & D Mante funeral directors at 448 Market St. Vendors offer fancy cakes shellbarks and CHALLINGR Flour related items. Oysters poultry meats and groceries advertised with prompt delivery and phone access.
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J. Schroeder
Dismond
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Lec
Red. Co
Bank Queen Quality Shoes
Roosenour & Sone
the Weekly News
Boonstone
Daughters Confederacy
News OF the Churches
Tablegus
Etchison
Order
Tuto Eschotté
Anderson Hicholtz
Thurmont
Mt. Vernon M. E. Church
Ingram
Frederick Choral Society
Lake View
Friseto
Ines
Tae Buar Conner
Frederick Aerie
Sheen Ter Tie Ee Echon Ic
Alfaxem
Wacuran
W. P. Attest
Euneer Mi. Fox
Bea'y
Erea
Be Ren
C. T. Beroce
Bon Or
Deere Theore
Conner
Citizens’ National Bank
Citizens: National Bank
Frederick, ID
Capital
Maseut
E. D
Patrick Street
Christies
Xmea Gifta
C.E. Cun
A . B. Measens
East
Delaarte
Bat- Wan Otarch Feloek
Inde
Ad- Crem
Mies
W. M. Ritchie
Fredrick
Penton
Mixer Nas
Wast
Fatrick Busse
D. Mendrickson
Pels
Dee Elias
John D. Hendrickbon
Neidia & Miller
Ritk
Wool Fabrica
Peter
Directoire
Didlheir
Delaty
Persia
Neidig
Miller
Dan
H. Harris
P T. Chas. Wertheimer
F. B. Sappington
Booy
Treas
Frank C. Norwood
J. D. Hendrickson
John Baumgardner
H. C. Zacharian
F. B. Sarvington
Co. BE. Curne
N. Rt
D. Mante
Atran G. Quran & Co
Dell
B “Frederick, Md
McUllan
Uae
Vamence Gas & Eze. Co
Bolietin
George
Bodook
Thos. P. Rice
Whomas P. Rich
M. L. Etchigons
Etchrigom Furniture
Etchigon
South Market Street
Preterick, Md
Charles L. Renn
Gaax
Birk
Conn Pais
Seapeenin Soca
Paleo
W. H. B. Etchibon
H. B. Etchison
Buttebie
Cnn
Sayons
Diergtor
Smbalmer
Ae —— Ee Cramer & Stauffer
Manon
Maine
Sappington
Pune
Toilet Seth
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