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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1910
Page
5
The Daily News entry highlights June 3 in American history noting notable figures such as statesman Alice Davis and references an astronomical event. It mentions a comet crossing the celestial equator before daybreak and clues about tomorrow’s sky show.
The item lists numerous individuals visiting relatives and friends in this city and nearby areas. Names include Mrs Lewie, Mr Harrie Ke WV Storm, Miss Nellie Baines, and Mrs Loraine Bistaberg among others. Several plan visits to Washington Baltimore York City and Atlantic City, with trips to Frederick county and a Levi Price distillery noted.
Briefs note Frederick Garage will open Monday June 6 at 182 West Patrick Street on the Houck property. Mc William Idaras on North Market Street and C Z Newton Thomas on East Second Street have property enhancements underway. George H Wiener’s plumbing shop on North Market Street is being repainted by Henry Lampe's crew. An Adams Town versus Maryland School basketball game is set for tomorrow at 3 p.m. on the school grounds with expected large attendance.
A crude, fragmented report notes multiple deaths blamed on rats at a beanery operated by Mr. John Renet near Monowacy Boulevard. The Tuesday night incident is described with damaged details and garbled names, but indicates rat-related fatalities.
An OCR fragment describes a school day program with cadet corps in uniforms, stage decorations, and songs. It notes speeches by Rev. Springler Kieffer and Miss Mary J. Filler, a farewell by teachers, and a valedictory by Mr. Delaphine, highlighting education and youth.
The readable lines indicate awards at St Job's College and Western Maryland College with medals for highest percentage marks in literary work. Names mentioned include John Michred Schweidre and Lunt Holts among others, but the fragment is incomplete and lacks clear dates or full identities.
The Frederick City Hospital Training School for Nurses held its first annual commencement at Grace Reform Church with Dr. Hunter of Johns Hopkins delivering the main address. Diplomas were awarded to Anna Burkitteville Grace Maude Walker Frances intra Gree Elmira Grace Hughes Point of Rocks, followed by a reception for graduates and friends.
The program featured remarks by Rev. Myers Motter on improving Frederick school conditions and citizen cooperation to use the Opera House for events. Diplomas were presented to graduates and scholarships awarded, followed by farewell songs and a closing benediction by Rev. Alonzo De Winter.
A chaotic OCR summary notes a Baltimore gathering of committees and volunteers preparing for a convention. Delegates are to discuss preserving the hives and protecting property, with events planned across Bythin Gusile and nearby streets and a gala day touted as a community celebration.
Memorial Day program planned for Mt Olivet Cemetery tomorrow afternoon under the auspices of Alexander Young Peat of Recladeate Veterans and Pitztugh Lea Chapter Daughters of the Contender acy. The program features a chorus led by the Daughters, with Rev Absalon Knox of the M E Church South delivering prayer and a reading by Miss xalle Conmd Fauntleroy. The service ends with benediction and taps, flowers strewn, then a second service at St Johns Cemetery.
Mrs McLean visits her sisters at Misson Ritchie Court Square where she will unveil a life size portrait recently presented by Mrs Vin ing a member of the John Adams Chapter D A R of Massachusetts. The Frederick Chapter D A R invites attendances this Saturday evening at the Miss Ritchie home.
An upcoming Marvel Tonight program showcases acts including Best Man Wine and Ban lot Prot the Atlas Mountains with Surprise Shortsight. Independent Pies and Dancing appear as part of the Regular Subscription Bolice lineup. Mira Ritchie's Cinea will be held on June 7 at 8.45 pm, featuring Tereon and Fro otick in a regional showcase.
Sunday School Convention to be held Friday June 3 2010 in Frederick Maryland at the Lutheran Church East Church Street. The gathering invites county men to witness the cause of Jesus Christ and Big Righteousness. Special seats for men and special music planned with vendors and local grocers advertising bottom prices.
Irregular sheet advert notes events tonight in Braddock with a block party and winners. It lists tomorrow afternoon specials for children, 9 cents bargains, and Friday Saturday chocolate boxes at 19 cents each. Mentions McCannpni’s Frederick’s A. Co Baltimore and Return trains from Market Street stops at 7:10 a.m. Tickets and details appear in a brief ad.
An OCR fragment shows a list of names and titles including officers and presidents such as Hawes and Baker, with partial titles like View Presidents and Demerma, suggesting a political or organizational roster. The readable names include Samuel G. Duvall, Geo Wu, Sarre, G. Banss, and others, but full context is unclear.
Fragmented notices announce a June schedule for Krederick and public hearings on plumbing provisions. Includes shares, loans, and dues details tied to local banks, with references to officials and a strawberry and ice cream festival. The draft contains numerous OCR errors and garbled names.
Fragmented OCR lists a sale of various items with colors and prices, mentioning shipments and values. The text references plans, lawn items, blankets, and tools, noting some items priced around 1.00 and others at 50c. It reads like a local estate or yard sale notice with uncertain details.
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