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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1908
Page
4
Readable fragments show Saturday specials from Bare Wash materials real estate and several firms including Stein Wertheimer Peterman Cramer Stauffer Neidig Miller and Pitappe Ostte with prices or notes such as 300.8 and B Rode.
Local residents list travel and visiting updates across multiple towns including Prestley Burrick East Fifth Street visiting Daytop. Mrs Dixon Frederick visiting cousin Beasie Dixon Suaberland. William Jones Fresno visiting Middletown. Wm Burger Telegraph Street off to Rhode Island to recuperate. Zeno Brightwell West Patrick Street visiting Baltimore. Eugene A Taylor Charlestown West Virginia visiting in city. E R Eechbach Wort Church attrét visiting sister in Martinsburg. J H Lampe East Fifth Street visiting Lancaster and daughter in Sellersville. Mrs George W Heinlein and daughter Helen returning from Cumberland. Herman Flick Maryland Bishop for the Deaf called to mother’s bedside in Manchester.
At the Maryland State Volunteer Firemen's Convention in Frontburg the election of officers concluded with Peter C. McFarland elected president after withdrawals of Dunn and Bennett. Other officers were chosen by acclamation and parade prizes awarded including Lonaconing and Hagerstown units.
Knights Templar event in Baltimore featured the Jacques de Molay Commandery No 4 with 70 Knights, guest officers Edward Garrett Staley and John H. Miller, and a parade led by Wayne of Waynboro PA. A banquet followed at Hotel Braddock with a ceremonial drill by Beauseant Commandery and performances by Woodsboro and Wayne bands. Visitors praised Baltimore and Braddock Heights hospitality and returned to Hagerstown after the event.
Rev. William Lampe, a former missionary for the Relieved church at Bendaag, has been awarded the degree of Doctor of Philosophy by Princeton University. The honor follows his 1896 Princeton graduation and cites a Japanese writ on the topic of the Borla! Organization.
A Norfolk man identified as Mr. Marman traveled to a local barber shop a few days ago. The report notes the visit occurred in Norfolk and provides limited details on the individual.
Fragmentary note indicates a meeting of the Bnai Suche Manni Tepe group with an election of officers forthcoming. Limited readable details about location or exact date remain.
Officera of Convent Alumnae Association held a reunion at Visitation Academy. Sister Enlatis Dougherty and Mika Claca Curren of Baltimore were honored as jubilarians, having graduated fifty years ago. Officers were reelected including President Mrs. Moille Jones Jarboe and Secretary Maggie Kearney. A list of attendees from out of town includes Maggie Kearney Leavenworth and numerous others from Maryland, Virginia, Pennsylvania, West Virginia, and Washington.
During the commencement luncheon, President Apple received a surprise entrance by the senior class led by Miss Ida Hersh. The group presented a gold open faced watch commemorating fifteen years of his college administration. Reception and banquet followed in Kemp Hall and the Y M C A restaurant with alums and graduates in attendance.
Moving pictures by Pierce and Scheck faithfully adapt Peck's Bad Boy from book and play. Four reels run over a thousand feet of film with additional humorous images. The management plans to continue summer entertainments to keep them attractive.
Major E. Goldaborough acting for the arrangements committee has arranged a half acre of ground for the monument on the Georgetown Pike opposite the Araby church. The land is owned by Mrs. Kate Cavanaugh.
Frederick City Hospital held its monthly Frederick City Hoopitaton meeting on Tuesday. Routine business was transacted with details on patient fees for the month, including full payment, partial payment, and free patients among the accounts.
Mrs Pinkham of the Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Company sails for Europe on May 20 for a three months tour and vacation.伴
Scott W. Biddinger of Woodsboro sought a license to wed Gertie Stull of LeGore but faced age doubts. The bride claimed she was born in June 1892 with a birthday on Wednesday, while her mother reported she was sixteen Tuesday. Judge Motter advised the clerk to issue the license after the girl confirmed her age.
The article notes removal from the old banking room and move to the newly created Cline Building on Booth Market across from the former location. The vault has been relocated to the Cline Building for banking purposes during construction.
Just opened today a range of novelty cottage curtains with dimity plaid madras and crocheted lace, priced from 1.00 to 1.25 per pair. Stained glass drapery and imported fine madras curtains show cathedral patterns at 1.98 and 6.50. Needlecraft values include crocheted dollies and mats. white waistlines from 1.00 with parasols on sale at reduced prices.
A wedding at St John s Lutheran church Thurmont joined Miss Elf Beard daughter of Rev M Lrd and Leater Samuel Birley in a ceremony conducted by Hon E C Mumford. Attending were matron of honor Mrs E Mumford and bridesmaids Naomi Doub Ada Myers Oneida Rech and Hardee Beard with best man Horace D Reuzer. The groom is a U S Navy officer aboard Mohawk and assistant cashier at Thurmont National Bank.
Mr Laurin Welty and Jene Mesers George Thomas and Harry Wolfe hauled four cars weighing sixty pounds Tuesday night. Fronts of Mr C Thomas Kemp store and Donald millinery and Thomas Motter offices in North Market repainted. Residences of Messrs Joseph W L Carty Breckinridge Shaw and H Schmidt on South Market repainted by J H Lamps force. Dr B H E Peterman Baltimore eye ear nose throat specialist will discontinue Frederick visits until September and will publish next date in THz News ads.
The funeral for Daniel Jerome Michael was held at his West South street home at 10 40 this morning with Rev. Dr. Steck officiating. Pallbearers were his sons and sons in law. interment at Mt. Olivet cemetery. C E Cline directed services. Branley C. Flickinger's funeral began at 8 this morning at his Patrick Street home with Rev. McLean officiating. Flowers were sent by relatives and friends. pallbearers were from his Sunday school class. Interment proceeded to Littleston, Pa., by train.
A historical notice describes a $1000 loan with total repayment $1155 and clarifies borrowing terms. It lists officers and managers of Frederick Conventional Bank and notes Wm A Etchison transitioning to an exclusive undertaker business. It also mentions W H Brousson as a funeral director and embalmer and a dog owners ordinance with enforcement details.
At a Tuesday meeting of King David Lodge No. 40 J O O F officers were elected including Noble Grand G Oscar Rhoads Vice Grand Elton T Engle Recording Secretary AL Harrington Financial Secretary Robert A Bennett Treasurer Eli G Haugh Chaplain Rev Thomas Freeman Dixon Marshal William H Shipley.
The Social World column reports the Baumgardner anniversary on North Market Street with family guests including Rev Dr Steck. It also records a runaway horse incident near North Market, a wagon collision near Groff for Hota, and a note about upcoming Children’s Day services at Zon Reformed Church in Charlesville on June 38 at 10.00.
The Frederick Chapter of the D. A. R. planned a Flag Day outing at Braddock after noon but postponed the event to Wednesday afternoon June 17 at Bunker Hill.
Dr C F Goodell will be out of town from Sunday June 24 to Monday June new Nickel Theatre shows two new Bem pictures Genevieve of B and Comical Trip Betts cre oe Gunes under 3 years with Parente free A Strawberry and Ice Cream Festival at U B church Sunday school room Friday and Saturday afternoons evenings June 12 Notice Change of Market Hours Market opens 6 00 pm for summer months Wm Danavencan market Baseball Saturday Frederick Dohine of Game will be ll o
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