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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1909
Page
5
The page notes astronomical events and local notices, with references to Lafayette and Jefferson areas. It lists date contexts and nearby locations, signaling community-interest observations and public information for residents.
Fragmentary OCR text shows names SAU Co and G. L. Quynn with unclear roles or actions. No clear event, date, or location readable.
The column lists numerous individuals visiting or returning to their homes in Advistown, Baltimore, Washington and nearby towns. Mentions include J Francis Smith, F B Bappington Jr, Grace Zimmer, J Henry Kreh, Charles Stuart, David O Griffin, Elizabeth Getzensdanner, Howard V Duttow, Mrs Linnie Bourne, Capt Walter Sadadera, and others, with references to juror service and social visits across South Market Street and West Fourth Street.
Sunday to evening worships across St Johns, Bethesda and neighboring parishes feature sermons from Rev A Conlon and Rev Dr Thomas Bidden Dixon. Congregations at Presbyterian, Baptist and Grace Reform churches report Sunday schools, communion, and missionary society meetings with notices of expected visitors and upcoming events.
Fraying and the couple peager will be held on Wednesday at the fairground. Event details and location noted but some text is unclear. Local organizers urge attendees to arrive early and bring identification.
Frederick Lodge No. 434 BPO Elks hosted a memorial for a departed brother. Exalted Ruler Harry spoke on Our departed brother as officers and members gathered. Rev Alonzo D Winters led prayers and the service closed with Absent Brother and benedictions by the committee.
Roy Staub of near Creagerstown faced a non support charge against his wife Mary and three minor children. Justice Eckstein advised family reconciliation and Staub was held in recognizance for grand jury action. Charles Staub testified and a brother of the accused faced contempt and 16 days in jail. Edward Stoner was jailed for drunk and disorderly conduct after a disturbance on East Gouthaftet, with $50 bond set for tonight’s hearing.
The notice reports the funerals of Mr John B Price at Mont-Riant with graveside rites by Reverend George and relatives and lists pallbearers. It also details the funeral of M James Py Perry at 2 PM with services at North Market Street led by Rev E H Kamar. A separate accident injures Mrs Annie Morgan near Yellow Springs after being struck by a wagon shaft in front of F Schroeder's store. she was attended by Dr Faurney and regained consciousness by 2 PM.
Mrs G H Winslow of Washington DC delivered an address to the 4 C A Assembly Hall yesterday afternoon on the Twenty First Century ideal for the Christian man facing modern problems. The speaker urged adherence to central moral aims and practical conduct for the era ahead.
The article discusses a proposed gas line from Baltimore to Frederick County with a planned pipe route across southern Frederick County. Promoters promised Baltimore residents a future branch to Frederick, but no main line has been completed and framing for a city franchise to lay pipes remains pending.
The Blue Ridge Mountain Telephone Company announces it will apply for a receiver. Dr A Barr Bhivels is identified in connection with the filing. The company operates lines in the Blue Ridge Summit area and other locations in the mountain resort region.
The page lists ads and notices from Braddock and nearby areas. It mentions special prices for opening day chocolate and ice cream, theater listings including The Marvel Tonight and The Border, and a United S.F.E. meeting with officer nominations. Local merchants promote novelties, aluminum ware, and Christmas sale items at McCardell’s and Quinn & Co.
An 8th edition notice states the bank increased its interest rate to 4 percent per annum on deposits bearing interest. The change applies to new deposits of the same class with no need for depositors to present their books to effect the rate change. Existing balance terms remain under current contracts.
Public notice lists auctioneers Hanway RLeasn and Yuletide Furniture offering 47 premium vending machines and various home items at No 136 West Second on September 10 1900 at 1 o clock. Items include parlor tables chairs rockers china cabinets and Hoosier cabinets plus jewelry and gifts.
OCR fragment lists theater tickets, lectures, art club room sales, and dining notices in Frederick with prices and times. Mentions Dr Banham lecture tickets, Frederick Art Club, and local shops. Contains garbled phrases and mixed product promos, offering no clear single event.
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