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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1910
Page
5
Fragmentary OCR notes reference astronomical events and a nearby park as 18 to 31 degree readings. The text is garbled with mis-reads and lacks clear events, dates, or identifiers to anchor a definite news item. Entities are unreadable.
Purely personal items list residents and visitors in Frederick and nearby towns. Rev M L Beard of Thurmont was in Frederick on business. G Haugh deputy in the clerk's office returned from Waynesboro. Miss Martha Senseny of Arlington visits sister Mrs Charles J Stokes in Dill avenue. Addison Rose of Baltimore attended the funeral of Charles A Tucker. Mrs Lawrence B Elert and children of New York visit George S Rodock and friends. Grace Mary Atkinson of East Third Street hopes to see relatives in Philadelphia Littlestown and Port Deposit. Lewis R Dertzbaugh Charles Price and Thomas L Zimmerman have returned from Atlantic City.
Police in Frederick search for culprits who stole a chewing gum slot machine from Mrs. Lipps on West Patrick Street during the night. Investigators tag the incident as a gum theft and vow to apprehend the thieves alive or dead. Local authorities scrutinize suspicious individuals as the case remains under active inquiry.
The note highlights Trinity M. E. Sunday event schedule, Mr George B Rodock's improvements to Babe property on street, a largely attended meeting of Free doms Council No 46 on Tuesday night, and a slate of ten candidates joining the order with three degrees conferred by the degree team.
Mrs Harp discusses the Supreme Lodge branch of the Pythians, urging restructuring of the insurance department, criticizes suspensions for nonpayment of dues, and notes Milwaukee preparations for a major gathering with parades and notable attendees including Maryland and Brimacwick units. He anticipates election interest and travel by key officers to Milwaukee and Detroit.
Community turmoil follows Rev. Lovejoy’s elopement with Helen Stottlemyer, prompting church board actions, possible divorce filings, and legal threats. Stottlemyer’s husband seeks action while pastor’s return remains disputed. congregation faces emergency supply issues and fund appeals. Meanwhile St Stephen’s Episcopal Church reconsecration honors gifts and memorials.
A marriage license was issued in Baltimore yesterday to Henry Al Keusr of Baltimore and Mary V. Dudderer of Mt. Airy.
Period furniture display offers reproduction Colonial pieces in stock at Etchison Furniture Store and its window exhibit. Steamed crabs advertised at E F Poole’s Lunch Room on 81 South Market Street alongside tapestries and noted paintings.
A Braddock Heights gathering at Hotel Braddock appointed a committee to study financing a fire department and hydrants. Chair Geo Rai Leoti led the session with Prof. P Check Reerediny and Charles Remas named treasurer. A follow up committee of five men and fourteen women was tasked to seek subscriptions and coordinate with Braddock Water Company for hydrants and apparatus. The next meeting is set for Braddock.
The notice promotes new banking accommodations in a grand building with a Savings Department and safe deposit boxes for securing valuables. It invites individuals, firms, and corporations to open accounts, assurances of personal attention to small and large clients, and mentions hours of business. It also advertises employment for men at the plant with wages and steady work.
Frequent price list items showing savings at Shipley's Saturday Bargains including teapots jars bread and jam jars brooms and coffee pots. The ad markets diverse goods from kitchenware to hardware with scattered prices and promotional notes at 950 Market Street and nearby shopping corners.
Balance of stock of furniture of Win H B Ktehigon must be sold by August 1st. Store room recited. bargains to first come. Also ads for melons, picnic notices in Braddock Md, and Sunday store closings to August 1-2. Includes transportation and price increases notices.
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