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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1909
Page
5
The fragmentary report notes a celestial event with references to Venus and the sun. It mentions a rise around noon and a trajectory toward Earth, with unclear timing. Specifics such as degrees or dates are garbled, leaving uncertainty about location or observers.
Fragmentary ad page lists notices and ads for creditors, rentals, events, and local businesses. Mentions include Mobley & Bro Roome for Rent at 125 West Third Street, Necktie Party, Womuari a College, Doll 440 cB, Gas and Tree Co, Casties in Spain, and Goode Electric Signs.
Mr J Fred Krebhan returns from a business trip to Baltimore and Washington. Tom Filby of Baltimore visiting. Elroy Toeskay of North Market Street noted. George B Hoke and wife back from a week near Leesburg Virginia. Theodore Stauffer aided in a farm project at Corsville. Edward G Shriner home helping at Gettendanner Linthic. Kris returned to studies at F and M Academy Lancaster after a Montgomery county wedding last week.
Miss Mary L King and Mr Charles A Heagy of Rockville Md wed in Kemptown at high noon December 1. The bridal party wore white and carried bouquets, with Rev Howard O Keen officiating and a small reception for immediate family. Bridesmaids and groomsmen listed among local relations. guest list reflects close community ties. A separate marriage of Howard H Hartman and Helen M King occurred at the M P parsonage with local clergy present.
Fragmented notes report an occupied building linked to a cooperative head and a commercial venture. The garbled text references market activity and an upheaval, with mention of lines and a Nova SWaps Ads. Specific details are unclear, but the item presents a terse local notice tone about a property or business disturbance.
Perry, educated in public and high schools, pursued farming then merchant work before entering politics. Former Whig turned Republican, he supported the Union, chaired the county central committee for several terms, and served on the State central committee.
The obituary remembers a deputy and longtime official who served from 1867 to 187P and who retired to pursue mercantile work and tutoring. He was a member of the official body for a century and attended Methodism. Survived by a wife, one son, two daughters, seven grandchildren, a great grandchild, and a brother, with funeral services scheduled Saturday at 2 p.m. at the Howse and burial at Mt. Olivet Cemetery.
Sheriff Myers remains in office as calm before, due to Willliam G. Grimes failing to qualify. Grimes could not secure bond approval after a missing train from Rockville delayed his appearance before Judge Motter. Officials expect a resolution by tomorrow. meanwhile Myers continues service and a new election process looms.
In the City Basketball League fixture at the Y, two junior teams clash under clear expectations. Captain Seh Bard leads the peng and peasee team while David Wigebroper and Arthur Damenson helm the midget squad for the tomorrow night contest.
The Armory in Baltimore hosted the Maryland State Dairy Associations and related groups for an exhibit day. Visitors viewed alfalfa topics, winter wheat and barley, oats for Maryland, and talked with crop specialist Mr Warburton from the U S Department of Agriculture. Thurmont resident John Mo won first prize for Winter Paradise apples, Lee Dutrow won prizes for Dietz and Curais Prolific Wheat and Winter Barley displays, with other exhibitors collecting multiple prizes.
Maryland educators from Hilidredevot and other counties attend the State Normal School event in Baltimore. School commissioners and county superintendents gather for the historic meeting with sessions featuring papers by Prof. John White and Dr. Thomas Lewis.
A Tuesday blaze destroyed the Valencia Flooring Mill, a 40 year old, three story stone structure along Antietam Creek near Funkstown in Washington County. Estimated loss runs about $5,000, with Nathaniel Berg of Hagerstown linked to the mill’s long history as a flour brand producer aboard.
Mr Wells recital at the Conservatory of Music in Frederick is described as a social event of unusual interest. Patrons include Mrs H. Baugh, Mrs D. Faker, Mrs Albert Pearre, Mrs J H Enright, Mrs Hood, and several others, with prominent ladies and gentlemen pledging support for the concert.
Fragmentary text describes a machine or engine issue with a person named Boyer and a suspect in a case. The readable details are incoherent, mentioning ho, Jefferson, fodder, and a shutdown, but no clear event, date, or outcome emerges.
An afternoon program for women at the M C A drew colorfully named performers and a courteous audience. The event, titled Music for Ladies Afternoon, featured selections arranged for a female club and was well attended by lady members seeking social and musical engagement.
A disputed amendment in the Agricultural Society 5 Coane proposes extending life membership eligibility. Current rules allow life members and a proposed five additional seats. Critics warn the change would enable a select group to gain control, limiting new members and altering governance. The dispute centers on eligibility, benefits, and the constitution’s future.
The article reports Oliver Harris sentenced to 25 years after guilty plea for second degree murder, with a note that a first degree verdict was possible but tempered by mercy. Judge Henderson comments on defense success and questions on moral character and community impact.
A reporter notes a crowded game between the Dison and Schley teams with mentions of players Bowers Derr Fisher and Duvall. It lists fatally ill and recovering individuals in the community, including Mrs Hodges and Mrs Schmidt, plus a traveling salesman from Mororeb Pa who fell ill at the Sear City Bowl and was hospitalized.
Local notice lists Nie Marval Tonight and three Maud Muller pieces, plus a Whittler roll dramatization and Edison State stories. Also mentions Path Block Party, Diamond Rink Saturday, and week December 6 events in the dining room.
A notice lists officers including D B Baker as president and WM Q Baker as vice president. It states a 4 percent per annum rate on all interest bearing deposits and confirms existing deposit contracts remain valid with no need for depositors to alter ledgers. The document also names several bank staff and directors.
A Lunch in the Suburbs will be on Tuesday evening December 7 for the benefit of the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals. St Marys Chapter of the Guild plans a sale on December 8 featuring novelties, cakes, biscuits, and more. Dow's Gas Co advertises a Christmas opening with gas fixtures and kitchen supplies, while Lily and McCandell offer flour and heating products.
Local notices list events and sales in Frederick Maryland including chocolate brands, carving sets, lamps and fixtures, portable electric items, oysters and meals, special car service to Hagerstown, basketball game promotions, and Christmas gift lines from Bougerr Art Club. It preserves vendor names like Dutrow, Dudrow, JonW CiseNMAUER, G. W. Wiostow, Mrs MUZLINIX, and Frederick Art Club with dates and locations in a bustling late era urban ad page style.
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