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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1910
Page
5
Fragmentary 18th century notes on General Nathaniel Greene and Revolutionary figures intertwine with a dated astronomical table. The text references birth years, oration, and political themes, followed by an abbreviated ephemeris of sunrise and the moon phase for an unspecified date.
A rundown of residents and visitors in Frederick includes Florence Legg of Baltimore visiting deads in Frederick, Thomas Yenkle of Tacoma Park visiting relatives, David Worthyimer of Connellsville visiting, and George Zeigler of Hinton visiting family on East Second Street. Other names: Endlly Haslup, Mabel Kindley, Mary Molesworth, Oscar Halter, Jos. E. Allen, Emil Reitz, Arthur Lambdght, Laura Killian, Philip Kilian, Gustav Hartig, and multiple couples at West Third Street. An excursion by the B and M line to Baltimore and Washington carried 113 people from the city.
The article details the fourteenth Alumnae Reunion of the Sisters of Visitation at St John’s Convent, with Rev. X Brady sermonizing and Miss Mary Clark delivering the welcome. Graduates Miss Margaret Bennett and Miss Mary Ithenbard Sturr receive diplomas and medals amid floral tributes, with a procession, music, and a banquet preceding the 2:30 p.m. commencement in a chapel adorned with palms and flowers.
Bank advertisement discusses a new savings plan with per cent interest and special facilities for depositors. It names William G Baker as president and other officers, outlining terms and eligibility for the offer.
The exhibit in West Hall rooms A B D featured bread rolls cakes gelatin and desserts showing student skill guided by Miss Edith M Thomas. Lottie B Kints and Blanche C Pets from North Carolina and Maryland presented work linked to the School of Expression. The Baccalaureate service followed at Evangelical Reformed Church with faculty seniors alumnae and students, led by Rev BYZROV and President Appleton. A reception for graduates and a tennis tournament were scheduled alongside commencement exercises and a conservatory concert.
Children's Day services were held at the Methodist Episcopal church with a morning program including singing schooling recitations and solos led by Elizabeth Harris Helen Hull and Virginia Doering among others. Evening services featured Rev Dr George C Bacon preaching with memorial plans announced for deceased members and church events scheduled.
Memorial Day exercises at Mt Olivet cemetery feature Mis Fauntleroy Jones presiding, with Daughters, cadets, and a firing squad. Hon Frank Z Jones of Rome delivers an eloquent oration honoring the Lost Cause, followed by prayers, hymns, and graveside flower strewing.
Funeral services were conducted for Catherine Funk at Flint Hill Church with Rev Absalom Knox officiating and burial in Mt Olivet Cemetery. Another service for Go Marte Untrow was held at her parents’ home with interment in Mt Olivet Cemetery. William H. Nisz’s funeral from Ernst Patrick Street included Rev E H Lamar, pallbearers Albert Derr Anthony Consul Vivalia Derr and Vernon Derr, interment in Mt Olivet Cemetery. Funeral director names Geo W Peter Col Carty and C E B Clinch are listed.
The Gospel Mission Workers held a Saturday night festival at the brick lot on High South and raised funds for the erection of a mission chapel on Winchester Street. The event, under the auspices of the Gospel Mission Workers, drew a large crowd and was considered a success.
Fragmented notice of two weddings with names Frank Gambuilt Gambuilt of Baltimore Ning V Rickerd of Braddock. May 31 ceremony conducted by Rev Dr Freeman Dixon at Pitetina mapse. Also mentions Allen V Hinca Edpa Phillipe wedding at CM E parsonage by Rev EB Lamar.
The small frame building of the Frederick Railroad Company at the road terminus on East Fourth street burned yesterday around 2 o clock. It served as an oil and tool house and held several barrels of kerosene oil and lamp oil used for repairs. Estimated loss is about 600. Firemen arrived and extinguished the blaze.
Classified notice offers cash for pine logs four feet long and longer. Contact Ox-Freee Brvas Company with phone 116F. Also mentions a subscription and a public meeting on June 7 at 8 45 pm with a procession and social events.
Casino A Popular Place with daily attractions draws crowds for a block party and Friday events. Danaberger wins a pie in a noted afternoon feature for children. Saturday shows to continue. Meadowvale home memory noted, while plans hint at showcasing Green Spring Valley northern area.
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