Teen observed dawn moon event and sun rise times
Fragmentary note records astronomical timings including sun rise at 5:47 and 6:20 moon phase mention. Mentions teen observer and noon reference with unclear context.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1910
Page
5
Fragmentary note records astronomical timings including sun rise at 5:47 and 6:20 moon phase mention. Mentions teen observer and noon reference with unclear context.
Those planning public sales for the upcoming season should promptly send their names addresses and sale dates to Tam News for recording in the Public Bate Record to avoid date conflicts. No charge for the service. Advertisements appear in the Ban Reawter reel in Daily and Weekly issues once orders and copy are received.
Ex-pherif Luther C Derr of Jessips visits relatives in this city. Charles Tucker returns from Baltimore. Addison Hoffman and Charles Jeh Jr. visit Hagerstown. Nannie Poole of mailiouses visits Mrs Singleton at South Market Street. Bernard Smith of Greencastle Pa visits parental home. J E Cope and family visit Sel loraville Pa. J Verity Lampe and family on East Fifth Street. James Bentz moves to Waynesboro Pa to work as a cigar maker. Levi Morgen and Hammond Urner visit John Gaver in Myereville. Anderson Ejcholtx and children visit W C Roderick on North Market Street. Claggett family moved from terrace street to South Market Street. A H Fret for the B and Railroad at Montlare Baltimore returns. William Storm of a tea city of Virginia visits his parents on South Market Street. Willam Mants of Washington visits Novington to attend the Yapera of the late Mr WarMartin. Luther Kobimag and others assist at the funeral. Paul Brown of State College Pa and Harry at Ontee visit Frederick and Frederick county friends. Mag Murphy of Kemptown visiting friends in Frederick.
Church notices list Sunday schools and evening services at the Brethren St John Trinity E M C Evangelical Lutheran Presbyterian Evangelical Reformed All Saints Episcopal Methodist Episcopal United Brethren First Baptist Grace Reformed with Lent services, Epworth Leagues, baptisms and ordination plans noted for several congregations.
Lenten services will be held at 7 30 p m on Wednesday and Friday with Rev Wayne H Bowers of Jefferson preaching Friday. The Lew Society will meet on Thursday at pm at the home of Mrs Willie E Fisher South Market Street.
Court convened at 10 this morning with Judges Hammond Urner and Paros presiding. Martin L. Burhmen found guilty and Victor Burrman not guilty on charges of assault.
In November 1909 the bank raised its interest rate to 4 9 percent per annum on all special interest bearing deposits. It emphasizes first-class facilities for transacting general banking business and notes directors including D Baker and G Simmmerman.
Company A undergoes United States and State inspections at West Church Street Armory led by Col. Charles D. Jowles and Col. Charles D. Gaither. Officers arrived from Baltimore to assess property, drills, and readiness ahead of a banquet where rifle range medals will be awarded.
The Baltimore Motorcycle Club secures appointment of Howard A. French as Maryland state commissioner for the Federation of American Motorcyclists. Local commissioners named include Hubert H. Wright Cambridge O W Hess Union Bridge M L Nicodemus Mt Airy S W Kent Miner Hagerstown Murray Brish Frederick Jesse I. Renner New Midway W H Gilson Cumberland.
Mesers George L. Cramer Sons closed a deal in Bal imore for the salt water front farm Pleasant View in Mathews county Virginia containing 200 acres. The sale to Harry W. Morden of Baltimore County Md fetched 15 500 dollars with 3110 25 dollars for personal property. Cramer also sold twelve new dwellings on the Emory Grove car line near Pimlico and Park Heights avenue Baltimore County Md for 35500 dollars.
A revised W F G Railroad timetable goes into effect tomorrow adding a 5 am departure linking Thurmont with Hagerstown. A 1 pm arrival connects with Emmitsburg and Baltimore. Saturday services include a 7 26 am departure and 10 15 pm return. Sunday runs at 7 36 am 1 30 pm and 4 16 pm with returns. Connections exist with the W M Railroad at Thurmont.
A. 8. A. Services and Good Shepherd Guild drew a good sized crowd at Frederick Corps meeting. Rev. Mr. Castle delivered an impressive message while George Loveday's note was well received. G. L. Storm held services in Lo Maret at Yellow G. T arch. barracks service planned Thursday evening.
A damaged OCR fragment notes a store on Sriek Streets expanded with a new counter and display features. It mentions Soak and KK installing improvements, a clearer corner, and a more attractive storefront appearance, though many words are garbled.
The shop showcases washable poplins and linen crash materials from 60c to 1.60 per 5 yards, with stripe weaves in white and colors. Opened today are new silk waists, Dutch collars, embroidered lace neckwear, and table linens, with tablecloths and damask options, all priced under regular value by about 20 percent.
A mock court trial organized by the Young Men's Christian Association will be staged tomorrow evening at Chypers House. The setup imitates a real court room with proper legal procedure and accessories, offering a two hour session expected to draw a large experimental audience.
The Eddy Press moves its plant from Winchester to Cumberland Maryland due to poor railroad facilities. Fourteen families and sixteen singles will move with the plant. annual payroll will total $35,000 in Cumberland. Capital stock rises from 25 800 to 50 000 and much new machinery will be installed.
A fragmentary report notes a meeting of the Junior Stas revie ees on Saturday night with appointees to table reeditions. It mentions the death of Joe Reisig Sr and mourning for Woodward. An accident at Gime Kiln involved Charles Main, an employee of Grove Lime, on Saturday night. Further text references Albany and signed arrangements for the coming year.
Family Theatre formerly Junior Hall hosts a one night program with music comedy vaudeville and a special 25 and 35 cent prize. Frederick City Lodge 100 calls an Odd Fellows meeting on Wednesday March 20. Funeral for Mr John Eisenhauer to be held at Mrs F F Smith’s home tomorrow. The Marvel Tonight features Confederate Spain and other shorts. Basket Ball at Diamond Rink Wednesday March 2 Loyola A monds game at night with Baltimore opponent.
An advertisement lists four lectures including Turkey and Persia topics priced at one dollar with coupons for later tickets. Separate notices mention a stockholders meeting for Colt Dixon Packing Co in Frederick Maryland on March 7 1910, and varied local business promotions for furnitures groceries and services.
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