Fragmentary notice from Freder matter office
A incomplete OCR fragment references a matter at the Freder office. It mentions a target set and a statement about a task but lacks clear details or names.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1925
Page
2
A incomplete OCR fragment references a matter at the Freder office. It mentions a target set and a statement about a task but lacks clear details or names.
A 1938 column laments mediocrity in college marks arguing 60 is not a worthy passing standard and urges forming the habit of excelling. It notes daily student routines, punctuality, and the social shift of June celebrations, with comments on harvest season, brides, graduates, and local church life alongside quirky social observations.
Fragmentary text describes shifting focus from reminiscence to preparing for a bandit encounter. Mentions a man who used to call on someone, but the current content is incomplete and lacks clear names, dates, or places to anchor a fuller summary.
The column captures brief answers from several readers on the most profitable dollar they ever spent. Responses include attending a show at a theatre, buying a wrist watch, purchasing a book, and other small personal purchases. The piece reflects light humor and everyday choices from readers in Midaleowva and Frederick areas.
Historical notes mark anniversaries from 1765 Isle of Man sale to 1962 post stamps and notable births. The list includes military actions, political appointments, religious figures, and notable celebrations tied to March dates with scattered names and places.
Local social items list visits and gatherings from Magoratewa to Baltimore to Memphis. Names include Mr and Mrs C Neill Baylor, Mrs Margeret Gladmon, Mr Percy Gladmon, Mrs Louis Weidman, Mrs George Geerth, Mr Frederick Bobley, and many others visiting relatives or attending weddings and conventions. Amusement park concerns prompt a Rockville city club to protest Sunday operations.
A fragmentary religious note claims that God will not cast away a perfect man or neglect those who do evil, conveying a paradoxical reflection on divine judgment and mercy.
Frederick notes from June 1 1905 record stockholders of the Washington Turnpike Company meeting at Frederick County National Bank electing Charles McTyall J W L Carty Henry Williams George H R Dennis and Arthur Potts to the board B Trail chosen president and J W Carty secretary treasurer The Visitation Academy held its fifty ninth commencement with a large audience The Alumni Association card party at St Johns Library featured prizes won by Mollie Eisenbauer Mrs James B R Adams Miss Jennie Rarkin Fr Albert Smith and others A committee was named to plan a YMCA youth camp for the summer
In a humorous column, Flapper Fanny quips that some wives do not know why they married their husbands, reflecting social attitudes with witty, lighthearted satire characteristic of the era.
In a village scene N A Lupburrow notes a tall officer patrolling the streets. The constable’s nightly vigil calms fear, clears muck, and preserves order as others sleep, despite rain or snow.
Notices inform creditors and claimants of estates in Frederick County Maryland. Claims for Berkeley Ward deceased must be filed by June 1925 with the Clerk of the Circuit Court. Administrators Jesse Branders and attorneys forward administration details. several names and dates appear amid probate notices.
Auction notices detail a public sale of the Buffalo Hotel at 24 West Patrick Street Frederick MD on June 1 1935 with a vast list of restaurant equipment furniture and bar fixtures. A second sale on June 2 offers household farm implements cattle horses and equipment from Gamest Gladkill bankrupt estate in Mountzmore Frederick County Maryland.
Radio schedules list performances from Waldorf Astoria Orchestra in New York to Benning’s Orchestra in St Louis and many others. Listings include times, station IDs, and featured artists such as Mary Vogt, Alice Welch, and various regional ensembles across Philadelphia Boston Chicago and more.
Readable fragments reveal a family dispute or inquiry to Mrs. O'Brien about Faith and Norah. The discourse hints at a mother seeking information or news regarding her daughter with limited legible context from the Boston Transcript.
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