Astronomical Vente Details for Bunsete
The notice lists Bunsete rising at 7 28 and setting at 4 34 with a moonrise at 4 15 a m. The moon’s age is stated as 15 days.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1908
Page
5
The notice lists Bunsete rising at 7 28 and setting at 4 34 with a moonrise at 4 15 a m. The moon’s age is stated as 15 days.
Local notices detail sermons at Flint Hill Schleysville All Saints Episcopal Brad dock Heights St Johns Catholic Evangelical Reformed United Brethren Trinity M E Buckeyatown and other churches with times from 7 a.m. to 10:45 a.m. and afternoon services. Teachers, ministers, and events include Rev John Paul Tyler readings at Frederick High School, Sunday schools, vesper services, and Children’s Day programs.
Monday being the fifteenth day of the month our regular collection day the carriers of Tom Datty News will collect from all subscribers the amount due. By saving the exact change ready mutual inconvenience may be saved.
A string of personal notices lists residents visiting relatives and friends in and around Point of Rocks, Maryland, and nearby cities. Names include cesteph Wi Gaver, er Motter, Ella V Kreig, Frank C Nor wood, Robert Lease, Pauline McCardell, Clara Johnson, John Bowers, Joshua D Ahalt, Roy M Ahalt, Gertrude Funkhouser, Susan Garrett, Annie L Renner, Edward A Gittinger, and Tillign Kennedy with various travel to Baltimore, New York, Lexington, and other locales.
Mr. Robert Thomas captured base, weight per pound not stated. The Men’s Association met with little business. adjourned to fleet on Friday, July 10. Mr R Gand Dutrow of near Buck spurs a loom high, an eight inch field of iron or Ron?
A man using the alias Old Folks Johnson was arrested by Constable Lewis after an incident on South Bend Street. He claimed the Beasbeioe Justice and Fran involved, and was reported drunk at the time. Johnson received a 30 day jail sentence.
Local county branch outlines goals and activities for tuberculosis control and public health education. Details are limited but emphasize community involvement and support for health initiatives.
At a Baseball Association board meeting last night a plan was approved to provide live scores during games. Inning by inning updates will be sent to all fans via a direct phone line, ensuring prompt public information of progress.
The Young Men's Christian Association invites members to a quarter meeting in the assembly hall next Monday at 8 p.m. Reports from all committees and the board of directors will be presented. The social committee plans a short program and refreshments, promising a pleasant evening.
Mr Clara Streaker once Crone and her husband with children lost all possessions in a late April tornado flood near Natchea Mississippi. They are now staying with relatives in Murfreesboro Tennessee seeking financial aid. Charles Crone of Middletown and E A Toma have mobilized local fundraising efforts with a promising early response.
At Dickinson College Carlisle Pennsylvania a trustee seat was filled after the death of Louis E McComas. Hammond Umer of Frederick Maryland Republican nominee for Attorney General was elected trustee. Umer is a Dickinson graduate and expressed affection for his alma mater. He has been congratulated on the honor.
The Baltimore Motorcycle Club plans its annual century run to Frederick and back tomorrow with Captain W B Fisher in charge. The route follows Edmondson Avenue Ingleside Avenue Catonsville to the Frederick Pike then the Howard and Frederick roads to Freder.
Braddock Heights song services start Sunday, June 21, followed by sacred concerts by the Braddock Heights Band under Prof. Irving Blaer. The services are popular and well attended, with band concerts noted for high quality.
The Mayor and Council of Brunswick opened bids for 15000 dollars of tele fais. The bid from Core Ohio road Jellet Department was accepted and the council ordered their attorney to have bonds prepared. The council is ready to proceed with the work.
A fragmentary notice from Lancaster Pennsylvania reports a bantam rooster with unusual behavior attracting attention on West King Street. Residents recall a similar instance weeks prior and say the animal began behaving oddly before hatching yesterday, drawing interest from locals and the paper.
A large barn on Mrs. Maggie Funk’s farm near Park Mills burned between 12 and 1 this morning. The roof collapse halted rescue efforts, destroying farming implements hay and most livestock. Estimated loss about $2,000 with $600 insured on the barn and a small amount on the contents. Ernest Helfenstein’s company handles the coverage.
Mrs Erama G Boland wife of William F Boland a Montgomery county farmer near Boyda died last evening aged 63 she leaves husband three sons and four daughters. Mrs Anna T Brooks former lady principal of the Woman's College of Frederick died May 29 at her daughter’s in Inson Alabama after months of illness.
Moving pictures of Peck and Bad Boy will be shown by Pierce and Schiovk Saturday at the Opera House. The program runs about thirty minutes and four reels of film. The rest of the evening features a collection of entertaining ventrants and humorous acts intended to attract Tadicians through the summer.
Commencement events for Brick High Schools conclude with a baccalaureate sermon at Trinity M. E. Church South by Rev. John Paul Tyler. Girl and Boys High School class day events occur Wednesday at 4 PM and 7:30 PM in the Opera House, followed by Thursday evening commencement at 8 PM with an address by Dr. Wm. Hunaberger of Dickinson College.
Dr. C F Goodell head physician of the Woodmen of America travels from a district to attend the National Camp. He will be accompanied by his wife and delegates from Illinois to Chicago for the event.
Funeral services for Sarah C Wise colored were held yesterday morning at the A E church in Petersville with Revs Mc and an officiating. Pallbearers named William Lie Daniel Howard John Rankins and Charles Wood. Interment followed at Petersville. Funeral director Thomas P Rice assisted at the undertakers.
In the report Bedaxt mentions a Monday baseball event involving Van Gon and Pao Meir. Details are unclear with scattered phrases and price note cited as 25 cents.
A cluttered local ad lists jelly glasses, table tumblers, fishing line, envelopes, matches, decorated dinner plates, brooms, bowls, window screens, lawn mowers, toilet accessories, turnips, granite pans, screens and more. It mentions New City Hotel and Saturday Lunch with Schlits and Faust on draught and other items like framing mouldings and refrigerators.
The Frederick Build Association announces stock for Series No 140n with a June 6 1908 start. Dues are 25 cents weekly per share and a 10 cent entrance fee. each share matures at 100 dollars. Loans bear 4 1/6 percent yearly interest paid weekly, illustrated by a 1000 loan totaling 1155 dollars with weekly payments over 350 weeks. Officers and agents listed include Thomas H Haller Goo J H Zimmerman and others.
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