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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1914
Page
4
The Daily News and Weekly News outline subscription rates and service areas, detailing carrier and mail delivery options within the United States. It notes office contact arrangements, advertisement orders, and correspondence handling, including a Frederick Maryland mailing address and 1909 post office entry.
The article urges Frederick to adopt Self-Denial Day to raise funds for unemployed and needy residents, suggesting contributions from residents who skip luxuries. It argues large participation lowers per-person gifts, cites possible totals, and links the effort to local charity goals. Also noted are Baltimore Presbytery's meeting and a 1915 calendar offer from A. G. Quynn & Co.
A memorial service at the City Opera House honored ten deceased members of Proderte Lodge No. 684. Speakers Reno O. Harp and J. K. Motter spoke on charity and remembrance, detailing lives of Charles T. K. Young and others, with a musical program by local artists.
The Marvel Theatre offers a dollar prize nightly during the first five evenings this week with envelopes given to attendees at five cent admission. Five dollars will be awarded each night to a lucky patron. Feature attractions include The Vow and The Great Secret with actors Lucille Younge and Edwin August. Sacrificial Fires and Madame Butterfly are planned for midweek. Uncalled letters list includes J Paxton Davis and Miss Mary Lynch among others. Mrs William Bouldin Jr. attends Maryland Ball in New York.
Twenty years ago in Frederick the Reformed Missionary Society elected officers at its monthly meeting. President Richard Dutrow, vice president William C Buckey, treasurer Lewis A Riley, assistant treasurer Travers Thomas, secretary Roy McCardell, assistant secretary Leslie Cramer. The program included recitations by Emily Landauer Sule Zellers Ramsburg Rena Martin, readings, Noah E Cramer solo, Mrs A S McDaniel remarks by Dr E R Eschbach the pastor.
The executor of Henry Lorentz late of Frederick County will sell by court order on December 19 1914 at Frederick Court House door the real estate of Henry Lorentz deceased. Three parcels on South Street with two double dwellings and a vacant lot will be offered separately then as a whole if advantageous. A second lot on West Fifth Street at Bentz Street fronting 32 feet will also be sold in two parcels and then as a whole if favored. Each parcel is improved with brick dwellings yielding good rents.
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