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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1908
Page
5
Classified notices show rental listings and agency requests amid a jumble of garbled text. It mentions agents wanted and household goods with a focus on local advertisements. The fragmentary material hints at a small town classifieds page with mixed ad topics and stray phrases.
Purely personal items list Miss Bride Marie Tsanogle in Baltimore and several visitors and travelers including G. W. Keffer of Middletown, Miles Payne in Washington, P. E. Holdcraft and family in Newark, Miss Oastlé in Connellsville, Mabel Hermas in Washington, Mrs. Henry Debring of Louisville visiting locals, and others tied to North Market and West Patrick streets.
The ceremony took place at Hag o'clock in the Lawn area with Rev John Paul Tyler officiating. The bridal party entered to flowers and music provided by Jessie Waltman of Lewistown. After the ceremony the couple left for a honeymoon trip and will reside in the city.
A large audience attended the commencement exercises at the CHF Ofiera House last night. Dickinson College speaker Dr. Hunsberger praised the graduates and a modern high school building was urged by Rev. Motter. Diplomas were awarded to Margaret Jil, Rebecca Dyer, Georgia Gittinger, Eleanor McGill Grayson, Nelly Haugh, Isabel Zimmerman and others.
The New Market High School held its commencement at Oud Fellows Hall on June 17 with nine graduates honored. Speakers included Mr. Hammond Urner and Rev. B F Ruley, while Miss Nellie Orleans Stevens and William Francis Wright led the program.
A ceremony at a New York address featured Mr. Pee Wat Sydans of Harvard University presenting goblets to Blanche Coat Rudy Iver, Lena Eise Rowe, Milter Eiser, Stanley Culler, Xavier Day, and Alver Brown.
A brief state update details ongoing events and developments across cities and agencies. The item highlights regional governance actions, public notices, and local initiatives without attributing specific names or dates in the readable fragment.
Fragmentary report notes a woman struck by a mower on Tuesday near Mrs. Chas Cline, with unclear details and names partially legible. Police and local witnesses not yet identified. Further clipping needed for full facts.
The ninety ninth annual commence at St Josephs Academy Emmitsburg was led by Bishop A A Curtis. The hall was filled with patrons and friends as graduates received degrees and medals including Catherine Lake and Christina Sceteiee.
Hanover edged Frederick 6 to 5 after nine innings as Clank held Frederick hitters to nine but Ulah allowed 11 hits. Hanover committed five errors to Frederick four with key hits by Stump and Benton and a late scoring surge beginning in the second inning. Upcoming events include Harrisburg Railroad M C A game and Maryland Prim Funng Girl committee activities.
John Jacob Hapemaker of Catoc tin Furnace died Thursday morning at age 63. Survived by widow Mrs Edward Nunemaker and several children including Mrs Jesale Wolfe and Mrs Charles Shook, with many relatives. Funeral held June 13 in Lewistown at 2 oclock with Rev Wingerford and Dr Young officiating.
The will of the late Miss Ann R Dutrow of Ohio is on file. It directs that at death her assets pass to her sister and issue, with shares to the Dutrow children if any survive. If none survive, the estate goes to H Johnson, with executor Jacob Dutrow named.
Gentry Bros toured Frederick giving two performances to large crowds. The act features two trained ponies and an elephant, with the troupe also presenting two other acts of merit, including Milla Dev performing a hanging aerial routine and the Steiner troupe performing rope tricks.
The Presbytery of Baltimore reports the dissolution of the pastoral relation with Rev. Luther Martin at its meeting. Mr. Martin will preach next Sunday at 11 a.m. and be remembered as moderator of the Brunswick church.
Mis Wena and Devi Pe depart from the Saints as street scenes and cult rumors swirl. The report notes city hospital meat and Cranies and gikers in unclear context.
Over 2 500 guests gathered this week for a family reunion and golden wedding ceremony at the Walker home near Beovningeville. Prof. Walker and his wife celebrated fifty seven years of marriage with children and grandchildren in attendance, a Maryland style dinner, and a reading of a commemorative poem. The event highlighted ties to the Boyer-Walker family lineage and notable relatives from nearby towns and cities.
The Citizens National Bank of Frederick announces relocation to the Cline Building at South Market Street near Patrisk Street, second from O. EB, with vault moved and public rooms opened for customers, signaling a return to the old site and continuity of services.
The article lists values and styles of gloves belts ribbons and undergarments from Neidig and Miller with prices and notes on fabrics and sizes. It then reports the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company awarding W A Liller of Keyser West Virginia the contract to build a new signal tower at Waverton Maryland with a modern interlocking machine and electrically operated high speed signals under Signal Engineer FP Patonall.
He has taught instrumental and vocal lessons to more than 2500 pupils and sold over 1000 pianos. He led singing at Bethesda M E church for 53 years and still teaches about 4 dozen pupils in Gaithersburg Maryland.
The Younger Brothers film heads the program at the Opera House with the family and courtly parents presented as Southern sympathizers. A climactic Northfield chase and capture sequence is highlighted along with other notable scenes. Flood relief and local aid for Natchez Mississippi and surrounding parishes are described with counts of affected people and requests for federal aid.
Local Maryland notices announce the Maryland Swimming Club of Baltimore as a top amateur group with a Friday night dance at Braddock Heights. Additional items advertise a blacksmith and woodwork business, a poultry sale near South Market Street, and ongoing business hours plus a general call for public patronage.
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