Jan 12 In History Notes On Died and Births
A historical snippet notes deaths and births: Charles YL, born 1506, died January 12. Alva the Dutch scourge credited with executions. John Hancock noted as statesman. Cowden Clarke editor of Copcontian once died in Genoa, born 1900. Sir Soenorea Deft Scottish writer, famed for late 19th century diaries, died in London born 1828.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Y
Alva
Netherlands
John Hancock
Stateeman
Naty Cowden Clarke
Public Sales Notice Encourages Early Recording
Those planning a public sale in the coming season should send their names addresses and sale date to The News to be recorded in the Public Sale Record. This services free to prevent date conflicts. The paper prints bills and ads in Sacm Regiaree veer or cHinakin, Dainty and Workey adverts. Orders and copy must be in hand before publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wales
Ite
Sacm Regiaree
Weekly News ready Thursday with twelve page issue
Tas Wert announces a handsome twelve page edition of the Weekly News to be available Thursday. It claims the largest genuine circulation in Frederick city and county and highlights advantages for advertisers. Copy for new ads is due by 5 p.m. Wednesday and changes by noon that day.
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Tas Wert
Frederick City
Tar Waortz
Brief Bits A Budget of Bright Items of Local Interest
The W., F. and G., R.R. Company issued a time schedule. A trolley car ran over a car on West Palmerich street early this morning, killing Mrs. Peter Baers. A property on South Market Street formerly occupied by Mrs. W. P. Marman is being improved.
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R.R
Weat Pabuich Street
Peter Baers
Marriage Notice for Frederick and Bara Midsburg
Hymeneal details show Mr C Mapts Doll of Frederick and Bara Midsburg wed in a ceremony at a local church. Rev William Kane officiated while friends and kin gather. telegrams extend warm congratulations to the couple and the families. Further lines note addresses and social greetings from Winifred Blaine and Edith among others.
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Mr. C
Frederick
Bara Midsburg
Ryeurey
Ts ’S
Gilmore and Baker Tire
Timore
William Kane
Dhs
Caio Church
Fredare
Enat Street
Mom
Eral
Clem—Dudrow
Winifred Blaine Clan
Edith
Sule nine cumisaahee the Beat CR R. Mr eh. R Rush Lewis
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Beat officer names and a Rush Lewis figure, with unclear roles. No clear event, date, place, or organization identified.
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Sule Nine
Cumisaahee
the Beat
CR R. Mr
Eh. R Rush Lewis
Bank Board Scene Reflects Syndicate Move at Election
At a bank annual election, Frank Norwood learns he lost control as Levy backed a 550 share ticket including George Houck and Newton M. Zeats. Levy claims stock transfers were for convenience and to reward syndicate backers. New board officers named. other city banks also elected directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jobin C. Motter
Charles 8. Snook
B. Rush Lewis
Richard P. Ross
Leracrapecen Fine Mamta
Thowe
Norwood
Levy
Banke
Fola Tredtties
Charles Werthe
Wm. B. Storm
Robert A. Kempteller
Richard Potte
Maryland Classis Meeting Forms Chapel at Sabillasville
The Maryland Classis of the Reformed Church met yesterday in Trinity and formed a chapel at 11 30 a m. The meeting opened with Rev J F McLean presiding. Rev S M Hench was made temporary chair and Fay Mills Milton Seagree of Sabillasville Md resigned. A committee of supply for Sabillasville was appointed. The session adjourned with benediction by Rev S M Hench.
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Maryland
The
Reformed Church
Trinity
J F. L. NcLean
Fay Milles
Milton Seagree
Sabillasville
Hees
Bird
Guy P
Bready
Mm.gluck
Sabillasville Saat
Tee Aok
Annual meeting of Y M C A election for board
The You Men's Christian Association holds its annual meeting tonight at 8 o'clock in the Y M C A. The board of directors for the ensuing year will be elected and committees assigned. Members are urged to attend to engage with the year's work and stay in touch with association efforts. A special board meeting precedes the event.
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You Men
Peop
Ted
Alao Ary
Mem Eee
Lea
Rai
Fansaniex
Hank
Frederick
Maryland
WM. G. Rimnerman
Caghter
Hap New Advertising Claim Reported In Taw Naw
A terse note describes a misinformed contact involving the People's Fire Insurance Co in Taw Naw and mentions a forthcoming adv about bevek. The fragment suggests a miscommunication or towing of an insurance contact.
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People's Fire Insurance Co
Taw Naw
Purely Personal Items From Frederick Folks
A long list of residents and visitors appears in this Frederick area column. Names include Miss Clara Bummers returning to Baltimore, Mrs Bruce Morrison of Emmitsburg visiting in the city, and Mayor A R Yeakte of Washington headlining local movement. Others travel to Brunswick, Hagerstown, Baltimore, Middletown, Winchester, and Waynesboro for business or leisure. Personal notices mention resignations, visits, and relocations among residents and guests across Maryland and nearby states.
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Clara
Bummers
Baltimore
Bruce Morrison
Emmitsburg
Thie City
A. Rk, Yeakte
Washington
Law
Bad Willard
Doube
Lee Deokenburg
A.t
Via
Wmn
Harmony Grove
Joseph E. Koelkey
Taneytown
Rober Landia
West Patrick Street
Hagerstown
George L. Mobley
Clarke Place
Cumberland
Sadie Habtroorn
Edgar T. Phebus
Central Hotel
Hanover
Charles F. Brenner
East Second Street
Annapolis
Winchester
Kid’ Lowers
Lewistown
Harry E. Smith
Payne
Braddock Heights
George’ A. Zeigler
Raat Second Street
Hinton
W. Va
Myera
Gettysburg
John Maurmgardier
North Market Street
Loretta Clary
Van
Mrray Deostee
J. Melburg
Patrick Street
Baie Reeve
East Fourth Street
Wm. J. Shenk
Shenk Wins Maryland Duckpins Title Over Smith in Baltimore
Frederick bowler William I. Shenk defeated Lewis E. Smith of Baltimore in three straight games at the Criterion alleys to claim the Maryland duckpins championship. Shenk rolled scores of 169 112 and well below 100 in the three games, yesterday afternoon in Baltimore as Smith sought the title.
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Shenk
Lewis E. Smith
Lewis E.smith
Baltimore
Maryland
Duckpins
William I. Shenk
Frederick
Ms. Shenk
Smith
Big Repubom Parte
Chaimplonship
Duckith
Cardina
The Frederick Art Club Hosts Vienna Themed Evening
The Frederick Art Club held a Vienna themed gathering on January 7 with Miss Haupt giving a talk about Vienna. Gifts and flowers were exchanged as guests entered the house or guest chamber. Miss Haupt displayed greeting cards illustrating the talks topics. A light repast featuring chocolate, tea, mint, and salted nuts followed.
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Frederick
Atom
Mises
Haupt
Frederick County Mid Winter Exhibit Set for Fourth Floor
The first annual Frederick County Farmers Mid Winter Exhibit opens tomorrow at the Masonic Temple on the fourth floor. Exhibits feature wheat, corn, vegetables, grain and livestock from all Frederick areas. Secretary Guy K. Moéter says lectures and demonstrations are planned with good accommodations for ladies. several sponsors, including Economy Silo Co., display large farm product exhibits.
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Frede County Farmers
Masouls Temple
Guy K. Moéter
Ad Gore
Aioe
Piraté of
Reform School Committal For Lee Volluse and Harper Boy
Lee Volluse and Arthur Harper, about ten, faced Justice C. H. Eck regarding larceny of meat from Mowers Kolb Bros. The state dropped larceny, charging incorrigibility due to age. Parents claim Volluse lured Harper from home. Volluse kept prompting. Case to reopen for further investigation. bail and punishment debated.
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Lee Volluse
House of ‘Refuge
Arthur Harper
C. H. Eckatine
Kolb Bros
Willard
Samuel Harpers
Parenta
Kolb
Eckstein
Volluse
Ae Poe
Ature
Harper R
Aeeph Volkes
Tallow
Elvan
Lee
Law’s grip hits colored youths in city case
Two young colored boys, Ralph Robinson and Arthur Jones, were reprimanded by Officer Otho Ear Nee and brought before Justice C.H. Ecketein. The judge imposed a severe chastisement and ordered the pair to be held in the city lockup until the next day after they caused a disturbance and defied officers at the scene.
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Ralph ‘Robinson
Arthur Jones
Otho Ear Nee Rea
C.H. Ecketein
Garden Home Missing Mystery at Mr Revertly’s House
A confused note reports a missing garden hose at a home in Garden Home. The keeper, Mr Revertly Drooeshare, found the hose was gone after returning to his yard yesterday. no clues point to any suspect or motive.
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Revertly
Divorce Granted for Mrs Harriott C Baker
A divorce was granted to Mrs Harriott C Baker through her attorney, filing a petition in the matrimonial court. The proceedings named Hartieon Baker as respondent with details indicating legal separation and custody considerations.
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Harriott C. Baker
Ati
Lore Hartieon
Baker
Rashet
Open meeting of the Postal Telegraphy Company in Vernon
An event notice notes a meeting of a local postal telegraphy organization at the Mayors office at 2 o clock in May. Readable fragments indicate a civic or civic-society gathering with unspecified agenda and attendees.
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Vernon Seuee
acbal_Koesaton
Postal Telegraphy
Continental Hall committee plans event at Washington Thursday
Continental Mall reports the Continental Hall committee of the D. R. will hold an important meeting Thursday afternoon. The hall is nearly finished and Daughters are arranging completion during President-General Mrald Mc Leap’s April term. Wille Ruehle, city, is secretary. N est 46 treasurer Haller in Brunswick plans a quick update.
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Continental Mall
Continental Hall Committee
Washington
Mrald Mc Leap
Mise Wille Ruehle
City
Frederick Opera House May 19 Glee and Dramatic Club
Local supporters hype a Frederick event with cheers and a special sale on kids shoes and shirts. The Frederick Opera House hosts a Glee and Dramatic Club show with reserved orchestra seats at 35 cents. Weather and other exhibits mentioned, with low prices promoting attendance.
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Frederick
Euhoes
Opera House
Mary Anderson
Giub
Brosh Fa Snd
J. Mi. Cunsee
Freight schedule and notices for Frederick area rail service
The notice outlines train times for NPdiO and Miller Washington Frederick and Gettye burg Railway Co effective Monday Ji 11 1208. It lists daily and weekday departures for Baltimore via Western Maryland Railroad and for Hagerstown Thurmont and other stations, with morning and evening slots. It also mentions a Saturday night train from Frederick to Thurmont and promotional notices by Rickett Bros and Commercial Operators, with prices and upcoming performances and ads.
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Washington, Frederick
Ted Panderick
Baltimore
Western Maryland Railroad
Hage Town
Westernaryland
Eatern Martond
Thur,mont
Talione
Bageratown
Thurmont
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Hendrickson Lake View
Cesses Eee
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Winter Fair Rubbers
Lowenstein 2 Stertheiener
Doli—Wilaon
Syndicate
First National
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Cape
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Shires
Lévy
R. Rush Lewis
Geo. T. Bammgardner
Geo. Wesley.Kindley
Sieoenbe
Edward Nicodemus
Adv
Bevek
Masonic Temple
Reform
Stewy Buttet
Reine Son
Frank Nipple
Enterda Aventn
Nam
Gisemettin
Howard Coun
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Citizens’ Rational Bank
Gitiseng! National Bank
Capital
Burflub
Ulz
Brunswick
Willem
Haller
Treneurer
Oman
Edo
Wutice
Son O
Mendrickhon
Tee Horso
RUSIE
John D. Bendrigkeor
Neidig & Miller
Sataierthaip Tea
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Npidio & Miller
Rickett Bros
South Market St Frederick, Md
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Bassheads
Lowe
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Guy K. Morres
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Charles L. Rewns
M. B. Etorisons
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Beth ‘Phoses
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