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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1910
Page
5
Public sale notices emphasize preventing conflicting bids and require advance orders for ads. No charges or motives are disclosed, but readers are urged to place orders early to ensure insertion in the weekly issue and avoid late entries.
Under a ruling of the department subscribers may obtain the calendar by visiting the office or sending a request through the mail with stamps. The calendar is offered as a new service for 1910 and follows the old custom.
A jumble of personal notices lists residents and visitors in Frederick and nearby towns. Entries mention M P Wood of New Market visiting friends, Eli Nicodemus near Buskers Town, George William Shipley and family moving to Dill Avenue, and various locals like Marshall Grumbine, Mrs Sarat Wilders, Cockrell, Robert Kessentag, and Mrs Wi Bhelygh among others attending visits, travels, or events. The piece ends with a note on evangelistic meetings and a claim about a gold cure.
Fragmentary city council notes show expended funds to a total of 473570 for bank accounts and street work. The report references paving projects on Patrick and Court Streets and a plan to draw up ordinances for street improvements.
Alice Flynn daughter of Mr Fhontos Quinn of Columbia Pa and John W Billett of Marietta Pa wed at St Tobias Episcopal Church. The couple boarded a train to Columba area for parental preparations and t went to West Patrick Street home of the bride’s mother for supper before departing for their future home in Sunogaun. The bride is known locally and employed at a railroad office.
An Anti Tuberculosis League urged city school superintendents to ban long skirts in public schools to counter tuberculosis spread. Teachers would be required to wear skirts no longer than a stated length, as longer skirts prompted rain and floor concerns, with calls for a practical dress code.
Readable fragments hint at a historic note or list naming a doll or person called Henrietta and other unclear identifiers. The text includes foreign or garbled phrases and several incomplete names that require verification to establish who the Doll or person is and what event or context is described.
A long fragmented review notes opening night for The Little Tycoon with packed seats and strong advance sales. Production directed by Mise Faunt Ledtoy and Mrs. Bary Steckel-Birch receives praise for tempo and professionalism amid lively audience chatter.
At yesterday's County Commissioners session, road supervisors were appointed for Liberty and Havers districts. Names include A I litzler Samuel M Poole Charles BE Albaugh William E Boyer George Mo Nusbaum James M Reilly Appleby James M Fritz Jacobs Termerman J T Sins Alb Li James Mi Boone Basil Healiap and Tilghman Alexander Darffel Mannabao Albert L Bubrs man Joseph Toms William Pryar George McCrawford Roy E Lewis William W Linton. Usbank district supervisors to be settled today.
Mr J H Putman of near Utica survived a serious accident when a moving circular saw almost severed him but a watch in his pocket diverted the blade. The watch, an alloy open face model with a thick back, bore a cut from the teeth yet its crystal remained intact and the timepiece continued running. The chain of events and the origin of the watch trace to A 9 Langia of Frederick who bought it for cleaning.
Funeral services were held after a Brunswick arrival for Mian Lavenia Jones with Rev. G. Gey Evans officiating. Bearers included Oscar Jennings J A Leonard House and others. interment at Mt Olivet Cemetery. Also noted is the funeral director C Carty and details about Miss Charlotte Eliza Feber and related addresses.
A courthouse sale notice details Harvey R Lease and associates selling a 7 acre tract in New Gistrint near Patrick area. The assignee of the tract is Nathan For 06. Internal markers reference E. sthllanacett and 417 East Patrick Rama. This brief confirms transfer of property rights at public sale.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention open exchanges in New York with references to a direct line and a few days, suggesting arrangements or negotiations in progress. Entities are unclear due to damaged text.
A wave of layoffs hit the Ox Fibre Brush Works, Bourtaen region, leaving workers like Bourtaen and others without employment. Management cited reduced demand and operational cutbacks as the cause of the job losses.
The article details a veterans gathering, including a Confederate Mothers chapter meeting held in West Church Street, with addresses by Dorsey and Bee, a Lee birthday celebration, and social events. It notes officers elected for the year, donations for Confederate tombstones, and plans for a Monocacy battlefield marker, plus remarks by various community figures.
On November the date 1909 this bank increased its interest rate to four percent per cent for annual on all special interest bearing deposits. The deposit type remains subject to contract provisions under which they were made. This bank offers facilities for the distribution of general handling business.
Last night twenty local boys competed in a YMCA gym meet. G Mateny won with 10 points, H James was second with 13, and E Castig third with 12. Events included sprints and high jump with riders like Uro tats and Castle placing in multiple races and jumps.
Fragmentary report outlines a basketball game with players such as Creager Berry Duvall Fisher and Wagner. Mentions minutes played and scattered scores including a 37 to 18 line, with references to centers and guards and a dramatic team effort.
Joby C. Shivers and Netlie Uoumelius, both of Brunswick, wed Tuesday at Brunswick City by Reverend Frank Jen. The ceremony linked two local residents, with details limited in the notice.
The notice lists a sequence of activities including an opera houra at 3 PM, Passion Play and theater events, a baseball gathering for enthusiasts, an auditorium dancing program, and a Wednesday class. It mentions dates, locations, and several names tied to performances and meetings.
Fragmented OCR text mentions a ship, a Coast, a dairy company, and a person named Mr. Pire. It references a White Coat Milk Co and a board, with notes about payment, shipping, and Washington, but details are unclear.
A jumble of theater announcements and public notices lists shows such as A Mid Summer Night Dream and The Reporter, plus baseball meeting alerts and community reminders. It notes dates like January 20 and 23 and mentions local venues, pricing hints, and audience attendance appeals.
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