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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1910
Page
5
Fragmented text notes a public sales coordination concept urging those intending sales to submit names and addresses to the office. It references no clear date or authority and contains numerous garbled phrases about ads and fees.
The News calendar is prepared but cannot be mailed to subscribers under post office rulings. Readers may obtain copies by visiting the office or requesting through the mail with an addressed stamped envelope.
Mr Youn Wisner Sun F moved an ana Park oy Bonthatreet visiting friends in Philadelphia has returned. Mrs Richter of Germantown Pa visiting her daughter Mrs Charlen Keefer West Bonthatree Mr and Mrs Heary Inger of Washington DC visiting Mr Edward Meseell not family East Patrick Street. Mrs George Riddlemoner of Washington had been visiting her sister Mrs William Klug West Patrick Street returned Clare Kehoe holidays with Mr and ee ma West Fourth returned to Washington. Mies Gertrude Me a Gannon have Mtummes hoa at We street. Ex Hinka West Patrick aaa sick with the grip.
In a local court session the Sieets Cos dispute involved Worthington representatives presenting their stance. The proceedings highlighted questions of representation and the credibility of witnesses.
Sunday schedules fill Sundays across Braddock Heights and nearby towns with sermons at 8 1, 7 p m Evangelical Lutheran and Trinity M E B, parish Sunday schools at 9 45 and 1 45 p m, and evening services at 7.30. The Gospel Mission workers meet at 10 a m in the Lambert building, with a 7.15 p m gang service. The Methodist Episcopal church and United Brethren hold morning services at 10 30 and 10 45 a m, with Sunday schools and Epworth League activities in the afternoon and evening prayers. The Presbyterian church plans standard hours with cantata, quartet and special music in the evening, while First Baptist, Christiana Endeavor, and other congregations prepare Bible school, sermons, and choir performances.
A garbled notice notes a prayer service and closing event at a local church tonight. It mentions Margaret Davall and Rev. Billy Fear, with a reference to Epworth church and a sermon titled The Signs of the Kingdom and Without. The text is fragmentary but indicates a church service and closing ceremony.
Governor Crothers leads the Board of State Aid in Baltimore as it urges substantial reductions in appropriations to many institutions and advocates a new financing system. The board opposes broad state funding for schools and colleges, while proposing funds directed to hospitals and scholarships with accountability measures. It warns of final cuts within two years and calls for preserving care through licensed homes and approved facilities.
The document outlines a land deed dispute with a payment of 2475 dollars made to settle a balance. It notes an extension to January 34 1910 and references parties including Mr Leave, Mr Young, and Prof. Baits. A package allegedly containing 500 dollars interest is mentioned but not fully received.
Mrs. Feidye Hoover of Wolfville and Frederick County dies following fibroid tumor surgery at Rogers House Bi o. aged 46. Survived by husband Edwin Hoover and children Ralph and Mrs. Erima Bay Mater. funeral held December 21 at Basin, with services at Basin Methodist Church and interment at Basin Cemetery.
Beavers defeated Frederick College 33 to 21, leveraging team work and superior shooting to move to fourth in the conference standings. The game featured strong defense, with key plays by Beavers’ top scorers and a surge in the second half sealing the victory.
Readable fragments show a retail display with January prices for coats blankets and various items. Names like HENDRICKSON NEIDIG & MILLER appear. Numeric scraps include 686 148 and 1 08 22 48. No clear event or dates beyond January.
Fragmented local page lists Saturday bargains groceries and household goods including cakes, brooms, paper products, and matches. It also notes a Frederick City Hospital board meeting, dental ads, church events, and a reminder to pay electric bills, with various small businesses and street references interleaved.
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