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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1908
Page
5
The notice lists celestial observations including San seis 44 and Moon rises, with mention of Mercury passing from west to east. It notes potential quadrants and timing details though many letters are garbled, suggesting a canned skywatch summary from a historic date.
Subscribers are urged to report promptly to The News any irregularities in the excerpted papers. The call emphasizes quick notification to maintain accuracy and reliability in publication.
Obituaries recount the deaths of Elizabeth W Boyer aged 67 in Damascus due to pneumonia with services led by Rev James and interment in Damascus Cemetery. Also reported are deaths: John W Holesruser at Woodsboro aged 7. Virginia Mas of Lewis Township aged 1. Neidie Wagner of Washington aged 13 with TB. Francis Rhoads infant son of Charles and Mary Rhoads aged 16 months. Adrian James infant son of Harry and Mary James aged 3 months. Funeral directors include William T. Lewis and J. O. Carty.
The readable fragment hints at a humorous or coded line about a newspaper hive or newsroom. Limited context makes it hard to identify a clear event, person, or place. The piece likely reflects a playful or garbled transcription rather than a concrete news item.
The YM C A opened a grand new building on New Year’s Day drawing hundreds of people for a public inspection and reception. The four story facility houses a gymnasium pool bowling alleys cafe and several furnished rooms. Officials and members toured the spaces as crowds viewed the interior design and amenities amid dedicatory exercises and speeches.
Weston, also named Weaton, married in Baltimore to Mrs Dalle Weston, is arrested for bigamy after a forged marriage notice surfaced. He admits his name and is jailed on $2203 bail to face Friday proceedings. the bride reportedly returned home. Deputy Sheriff Darner and acting officials investigated the matter.
David O Green, aged about 17 to 19, was jailed on a charge of agailine and attempting to entangle Maud Eyler of Walkersville in marriage. The suit followed a failed October engagement and a warrant by Edwin Eyler Sr. Green refused to marry, a hearing was set, and Eyler traveled with his sister to witness the ceremony. The couple wed at a Lutheran church after county officers secured the license and the church banded support from the congregation.
Frederick Md December 9 1907 electors will meet at the Banking House on the second Tuesday of January 1908 between 10 and 12 to elect Directors for the Citizens' National Bank of Frederick Md for the ensuing year WAL G ZIMBLEMAN Cashier
At a Tuesday directors meeting of Freaknio Barings Bank Mr Wm A Nicodemus resigned after 32 years as secretary due to ill health. George W Hambele, former teller, was elected secretary. Replacing him as teller is Mr Beinleio, with 18 years service. Meanwhile entertainment at Montene shows kindness to inmates as Superintendent Samuel A Gregg notes the holiday care.
The Evangelical Lutheran Sunday School held its 88th anniversary service last night with large attendance. Reports showed annual receipts of 1,230.54 and expenditures of 1,208.27, leaving a balance of 2727 in the treasury. The program included organ music, anthems, prayers, and varied performances. The Teachers Association annual meeting followed with officers elected for the coming year.
At the City Opera House the Franklin Stock Company drew growing crowds for afternoon and evening shows. After yesterday’s matinee of In Dixie Land and the evening program Anits, she Sirging Girl, the troupe presents The Boy from the West tonight. Saturday features Littie Dodo, six, in a leading role with Data Devil Kissy for the children.
Dr Esder relocates dental office from 6 South Market Street to 38 North Market Street near Williamson's Drag Scre. Frederick Eieatrical Beginsering Co moves from 318 North Market Street to 39 East Patrick Btrees. A shorthand and typing class opens at the Woman's College on Wednesday January 5. Various ads mention athletic apparel, poultry supplies, shellbark nuts, and lost item return inquiry.
Obrianian wyiar in Walkereville sold seven turkeys to Barrier Bros of Mt. Pleasant. The gobblers and hens averaged 23.5 cents per pound with the largest at 51 pounds. Turkeys were shipped to Baltimore.
The record lists an address at 406 North Market Shest and a name that appears to be a misread or garbled entry from an old notice or directory. The fragment provides no clear event, action, or additional identifiable entities to summarize beyond the location.
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