No Paper Tomorrow Observed on New Year Holiday
No newspaper tomorrow as Year’s Day is a holiday. The business office will be closed and no line will be issued.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1908
Page
5
No newspaper tomorrow as Year’s Day is a holiday. The business office will be closed and no line will be issued.
Local notes list Miss Grace Worman visiting Dr Geo E Houck in Baltimore with others visiting relatives in Washington and Baltimore. Several residents, including Miss Sallie Coltflower and Mrs Cecies Beatty, and families from Lithestown and Hagerstown, are noted for visits and returns home. A group plans travel to Gettysburg for past events, while others remain in the city visiting kin.
Fragmented OCR reports Mrs Jazoee P Foray sick at street and Mrs Jesate Fi Patrick street improving after illness. Mr George A Gilbert ill at home. Mr Harry D Schroeder described as able and awaiting Master's approval. Mrs DeGrange near Adame town injured by cow suffering a very sore arm. Wachter of Hageitons Be ig omptai oest te Cp Hotel noted in clipped text.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a story and a place with unclear names. No clear event, date, or entities to anchor a full news item. Summary reflects the unreadable nature of the source and offers no verifiable facts.
John Bagabright, convicted of striking his wife, received ten lashes and six months in the county jail’s House of Correction. Justice Kraggin Sonith ordered the sentence on February 21, with Sheriff Erick county and deputies overseeing the punishment. Englebright, silent yet nervous, endured the whip held by Myers as the doctor noted the back injuries afterward.
Under the War Department order Captain Wim Baird will inspect Company A with heavy marching gear, rations, and ammunition on Tuesday evening January 19. The unit, first in last inspection among 38 Maryland Militia companies, seeks to maintain its lead. details of medal ceremonies and public invitations are noted for Friday at the Armory. Also mentioned are a family tragedy near Plane No. 4 and unrelated local matters.
At the regular meeting of Washington Ma. iy, BO. 8.0 A, officers were elected to serve as seat leaders including Win. T. eer 7 Pere. The readable text confirms the election of officers and the meeting context.
Fortnightly Club held a Yuletide celebration in an old English theme last evening. Members wore colonial costumes and the event featured poetry, a Christmas carol choir, a royal toast by Mr Newman, a minuet performance, and a supper with remarks on English Christmas customs. Mayor Smith sang, and Mrs Clay wrote the featured poem “A Christmas Eve in England.” The club plans a next gathering on Saturday, 13.4909.
County commissioners Wm H Hogarth Lewie A Owiga and Stewart Adnan with Deputy County Surveyor E Crilen visited Braddock yesterday amid an IPA survey. A survey was made for the road improvements and associated work on a ruined track near Yon Yak, with discussions on repairs and alignment.
In a festive scene at the YMCA, decorations and ornaments adorned the room as residents gathered for a Christmas gathering. A pig ornament and various valuables were noted among the holiday items, while neighbors and guests enjoyed the yuletide atmosphere in the apartment.
Mr Andreww Carnes receives a gift from Mr Sernagis as part of a promotional stunt. The gesture centers on a peculiar organ arrangement and a staged act to showcase the instrument.
Local officials issue a notice as residents report water supply disruptions and an advisory to conserve use. Authorities warn of potential boil order if supply issues persist and urge vigilance until service stabilizes.
Wews of the Churches reports a local event with unclear details. The notice mentions a home shana and a community gathering led by Serotell, aiming to inform residents of upcoming services and schedule changes.
A large barn and outbuildings at Me J Franklin Thomes farm, about 24 miles north of town on the O Possumtown turnpike, burned this morning around 19:00. Loss estimated between 82 005 and 63 000 with hay, fodder, and barrels consumed. dwelling unharmed. Firefighting hindered by lack of water. engine sparks blamed for ignition. United Chemical wagon and responders aided. a nearby automobile accident occurred during linen response.
Mr Cline of Popular Merching marks twenty years in business with a Tuesday evening at his West Third Street home. A supper, decorated rooms, and an orchestra provided festive atmosphere. Wreaths dated 1688 and 1908 symbolized the career span, with guests including regional names and friends.
The City Opera House presents Moving seas Pears and Soheok with a Saturday matinee and night program. Five reels of 1,000 feet feature films and a vaudeville act will be shown. A prize drawing and audience-judged awards add a local contest element to the show.
Two watch night services scheduled at Pony EB Church from 9 to 12 05 tonight. All invited to attend. Also mentions Washington County Teachers' Institute and names several officials including President J H Wilderick and E H Norman.
Communion at Charleville on Sunday at 10 o clock. Heimiinion Schete and Sanday seston ae 10 o'clock. Service on Saturday at 2 to be announced.
A New vests ball tonight in Junior Hall and a mask carnival at the Diamond Roster Rink with three prizes. Elisabeth Linton and Charles Newkirk are committed to Montevue for treatment by local Justices. Mary Jane extends season greetings and a Saturday column is announced. Sunday School Anniversary planned with the Ev day school event, music, and reports of a small election.
Local notice lists a chocolate set won by Misa Mollie Mants at Frederick City Hospital Guild and items at O P Bennetts. It invites all to a general reception with music and refreshments to support relief efforts in Italy. Also promotes Goodness Sake flour and a large auction of china, glassware, lamps, and more by Frederick County Farmers Exchange.
A fragment notes an event at Presbyterian School featuring a snovel Christina by the wre bandage el y Er ae At oat A cord invitation is ae, signaling a student showcase with limited readable details.
Local mentions list donations to Frederick City Hospital Supply Committee and secretary Kare Grovasan. Community events include New Year reception at YMCA from 1 to 6 pm with music by a 12 member quartet, and a Chub Blancary 19 opera house program. Chocolates priced 40c to 80c for sale. Frederick College Glee Club planned performances.
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