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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1909
Page
5
A compact study of people who arrive and depart, noting small acts and moments that mark transitions. It observes everyday routines and quiet changes, capturing the texture of community life through brief sketches and reflections.
Funeral services were held yesterday afternoon at St Pauls Church Jefferson for Catherine Horine with Rev A J Null officiating. Pallbearers included Roy Pillard Albert Horine Maurice Cutter Ernest Fry. Burial at adjacent graveyard. Funeral director M Riley Etchison. Another service was at the late residence East Park Street for Joseph A Ridenour conducted by Rev Dr F Steck. Pallbearers Gray Bower Gilmer Lepley Philip Schell Geo B F Anderson Winebrewer David Zimmerman. Interment at Mt Olivet cemetery. Funeral director E Cline. The third service for Franklin Wine Merin occurred at 12 30 at 12 35 West Patrick Street with Zion Reformed Church rites led by Rev B L MeKean and Rev A S Termin. Floral emblems honored. Pallbearers Clarence Woltz John Clem Charles Stup Milton Lowell. Interment Zion Cemetery.
Beulah Goode, daughter of Mr and Mrs John Goode, is noted in a brief obituary fragment. The text mentions interment at Mt Olivet Cemetery, detailing a family as survivors and a house location.
Fragmentary wedding notice lists names including Robert Rouzer and Belle Catesil among a set of couples. Little readable detail remains on date or place. most details are garbled, with likely misspelled locations and affiliations. It preserves only scattered names and a generic event frame from a historic local page.
A new corporation forms from the Frederick and Middletown and Washington Frederick and Gate Company lines. Directors include Emory L Gobleats and Dr. Franklin B. Smith with George B. Anderson named superintendent of the consolidated system. The company controls about 38 miles of track and will retire $481,000 inold bonds amid a stock issue restructuring.
A garbled OCR item reports a street clash or obstruction involving freight traffic near a downtown area. It mentions a trolley or streetcar issue, the Wright line, and a confrontation over a road to Frederick. The exact details are unclear due to damaged text.
Freemasonry and fraternal orders in Frederick and Palestine report officers chosen for the coming term. Frederick Nest No 463 of the Order of Onin selects President Charles Mf Be fs axles and treasurer We. M. Richard as well as other posts. Palestine Eacamp 20,1. 0.C. B. lists Chief Patriarch Heok, high priest C. W. Keleer, and officers including Henry E. Cramers, Frank Shipley, and Charles A. Landis. Additional lines note Fre ich Select Orchestra, meeting details, and social refreshments.
The Traveling Salesman a markei feature of James Forbes comedy success The Traveling False man arrives at the City House next Monday a large number of laughable slang expressions New York stage runs cited include The Chorus Lady Gaiety Theatre Broadway Park Illinois Theatre Chicago crowds showcase Forbes witty creations and prolific output
Burglar entered the residence of Mrs Emily C Shipley at 2623 Maryland Avenue Baltimore Monday night taking several articles. Investigators found the second floor sleeping rooms entered and drawers emptied.
On Tuesday evening December 14 the Quartet Club Concert Company of Baltimore will present an evening of entertainment at the YMCA hall. The group has long been active in \nregional engagements and has received favorable notices for their distinctive act and stage presence. The program is free to all members and friends of the club.
Tramps, charged with being drunk and begging on the street, were before Jakilee C.H Eckstein and committed to Bowne of Correction for R. Monti. Mew Store, Merars. Tatlus W. Keline and Ed ward.J Wiliers have formed a co partnership and opened a groa und provisind store on Nowtt Market street between Fourti and Pitth atees. Their friends wish them success.
Exhibiting Poultry in Washington features Mears C E Bolléau and son and Mr wat G Ge Betleas of Middletown with a display of fine poultry. Sale of Real Estate notes Willem M vent selling his tiling haves ned for the north side of Wert Firth naree. Allen Sc ues 2100 dollars.
An array of community items appears including events at Grace Reformed church and the Aero Club, with silent notices about skating shows, film screenings, charity fund collections, and local business announcements. The page lists venues, prices, and schedules for upcoming entertainments and public notices.
At the fall meeting of Theta Kapipa at the University of Virginia Mr Alban M. Wood was elected to membership. The fraternity is linked to the Law Department similar to Phi Beta Kappa and selects members based on merit from all university departments.
Frederick Md December 7 1909 notice of election to select directors for the Citizens National Bank of Frederick for the ensuing year. Bank announces new officers WM G Zimmerman cashier and details of the election dates January 11 1910 and November 1 1909 with rates hikes and general banking facilities offered by the bank.
A fragmented ad collage lists a fire engine chair plus corduroy seats, portraits, wreaths, and holiday decor. It promotes gifts and household goods, urging quick purchases and mentioning local Frederick merchants with prices and specials.
An advertisement for a public sale on December 10, 1900 at 11 a.m. lists 47 Premium Vending Machines and assorted items including automobiles, wagons, doll cars, wheelbarrows, and various candy products. Auctioneer Harvey R. Lesage promotes a range of goods from machines to novelty items and sweets, with mention of special prices and cross references to vendors and local businesses.
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