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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1913
Page
5
Evening start Mercury and morning stars Venus Saturn Mars Jupiter are visible. The bright star near the Great Bear tail and the Big Dipper handle marks a final point overhead as night ends.
An announcement lists a Friday schedule with a special banquet on return at New City Hotel at 8:20 after an open lesson of the Normal Department of the Conservatory of Arts. A town reorganization update notes Town Sergeant Charlies Bond resigning and John Vanpelt appointed to duties. Memorial Day activities and Mt. Olivet Cemetery reinterment photos are also promoted along with hats and hair accessories at New York Millinery on West Patrick Street.
At the annual meeting of the Board of Visitors in Parkville the Maryland School for the Deaf chose F. C. Forrester MD as the new principal succeeding Dr. Charles Foreman. The event featured an exhibit of pupil work including a walnut folding table from the cabinet shop and displays from cooking sewing and printing classes.
Oprichi president I. Bakinr presents numerous farm listings in Maryland and surrounding areas. Farms range from 16 to 746 acres, with locations near Woodsboro Jeterson Hansonville Frederick New London Lewistown Urbana Monrovia Jetersville Frederick Middletown Shepherdstown Buckerstown Mount Airy Brunswick Utica Frederick Poolesville Adamstown Union Bridge Barthelow Belmont Lander Willer and other towns. Call for details and terms.
The passage notes a student made little bound papers of poems at the school printing by older boys and the staff. The Maryland Bulletin bi weekly paper is produced at the plant. The school will close for summer vacation on June 18 with most pupils going home that day.
Charles Welty, a young painter, died at his parents’ North Market Street home after typhoid fever. He worked with his brother Saurin Welty and had previously lived in Philadelphia. He was a member of King David Lodge and employed at the Pythian Castle.
A fragment notes a local mention connected to the Noble Grand within a faithful group, with unclear full context and missing details. Further readable text may reveal the specific lodge, event, or date involved.
The notice describes a home association loan plan with eight percent weekly interest per hundred and weekly dues, offering shares via J. V. L. Carty and partners at Frederick County National Bank and Wm. D. Zimm erman. It lists officers including Thos H Haller and others, and mentions a mayoral candidate William W. Gsburn seeking votes with a message of faithful service. Also urges timely payment to save discounts on gas or electric bills.
Local advert by B. Rosenour & Sons on Market Street promotes slippers at 4.09 dollars per pair with a chance to buy 85.00 85.54 items at a lifetime low price. Call before sizes are broken to secure limited stock.
In a morning session Judge Worthington presided over appeals from the city registration for the upcoming municipal election. Petitions for Madison Nelson and James G. Staley were dismissed. the Madison Nelson registration petition was not pursued by the petitioner.
An ice cream and strawberry festival will be held at the Ramsburg building corner Market and Third Street Thursday Friday and Saturday nights June 5 6 and 7. A handsome parlor suit is displayed in F Obenderfer and Sen E Patrick show window and will be drawn for Saturday night June 7 at 11 o clock Tickets 100 cents. This Saturday June 7 at 1 p.m. two carloads of household goods including mats rugs drapers carpets 50 pair of roller skates Singer sewing machines refrigerators fruit jars auction by J L Bradshaw G M D Clahaugh Auctioneer D C Brish Clerk.
Benefit by Empty Stocking Association featuring bread cake and candy at 103 East Second Street on Saturday afternoon June 7 at 3 o clock. Clothes cleaned and pressed for ladies and gentlemen. Dry Cleaning Phone 11-W. Braddock Heights Casino hosts Friday night tack party with prizes to winners.
Philip Seeger announces the reopening of his blacksmith shop at 415 East Patrick Street offering blacksmithing and horseshoeing services. He solicits patronage and provides phone contact 555-F.
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