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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1908
Page
5
An astronomical notice outlines a 112 minute annular solar eclipse crossing Florida from Tampa east with partial visibility elsewhere. It lists timing in Eastern Time including a 11:82 a.m. reference, a 29 day moon age, and mentions sun and moon events with sunset and moonrise details alongside standard local time references.
Purely personal items list residents and visitors including Mrs Ida Cronenburg visiting relatives in Gaithersburg Miss Ellen McGill Baker of Berryville visiting Mina Annet Schley in the city Mrs Wm H Ramsburg visiting friends at Harmony Grove Misses Pearl and Pauline Smith returned home after a visit to Ington Master John Reading Schley visiting in Washington Mr Wm Jones of Baltimore back after his father's illness Rev Dr and Mrs Henry Branch of Ellicott City staying at The Washington Braddock Heights Mrs George W Shipley visiting in Washington has returned Miss Hilen Cover a student at the University of Dendenpet Winifred Mehrling and Mrs Lewis Moehrling with Mrs Gide mter visiting Ik atreat Mrs Remseurg and Sivehts of Waakolon visiting Mr Hue Staley Rev and Mrs G Beatherman and son of Newcastle Pa spending July with Lewistown and Walkersville Mr S Newman of the Department of Claim of the Delaware and Lackawanna Railroad visiting relative Mrs Nash at Prospect Hall
Ex Senator Jacob Rohrback and Menarg Elias Rameburg and Charles Rayos edie Gahing yesterday captured the bass nepha Thompson of Bronawick was taken to Montevue Hospital for t sebaent nda hetit i Boers iS a Chenae of Dr
The remains of Miss Ella Tucker arrived by the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad this morning and were taken to her home on East Second Street. The funeral is planned for Monday with services at her house and interment at Mt. Olivet Cemetery. Attending are relatives and friends, including Mr. and Mrs. Hagee, Mr. Foreman, and other local guests.
A large crowd watched a city and county professionals versus lawyers contest yesterday at Athletic Park. The doctors rostered players like Israel, Frederick, and Goodell versus lawyers including J. F. Smith and Motter. The lawyers led 13 to 1 after two innings before the doctors surged back, with Thomas at third and Goodell driving key hits, culminating in a spirited finish and a crowd pleased with the effort.
The Mount Airy game schedule lists five matches this afternoon with athletic club games next Tuesday and Wednesday the Hagerstown series Friday and Saturday at Belsir. Wilbert Robinson Jr. heads a Maryland Athletic Club contingent facing Frederick Tuesday and Wednesday as the M.A.C. fields a large squad.
A Thursday baseball roundup from Athlado rk notes a 7 to 5 Hagerstown win and highlights pitching changes Doane and Russell in mixed success for the locals Green returns from illness. The story covers management shakeups, new arrivals from Philadelphia and the Virginia League, and pressure for higher play quality as officials vow more changes to boost the game.
The Maryland Sunday School Association's Summer School for Sunday School Workers began yesterday at Braddock Heights and continues to next Friday noon. Speakers include Rev. Dr. Charles Roads, Prof. Fred Lewis Pattee, and Dr. H. F. Ball. Activities feature lectures on child study, teaching principles, Bible studies, and various demonstrations, with a chorus and musicale planned for tonight. The program lists multiple lectures and demonstrations by Baltimore and State College of Pennsylvania scholars, with changes due to illness.
The usual song service will be held at Braddock Heights tomorrow evening at 7 o'clock. After the service a sacred concert will be given by the Braddock Heights Band featuring numbers such as Nearer My God to Thee and works by Lehar and other composers.
A new hotel announces a six section open air event package featuring a special lien. It promotes a new pool and billiard room among its facilities, signaling a modern leisure destination.
Tomorrow many churches in Buckeystown and nearby towns hold Sunday schools at 9 to 9:45 am and morning services from 7 to 10:30 am with Holy Communion at some parishes. Revivals, preaching, and evening meetings are listed, including Lutheran, Episcopal, Catholic, Reformed, Evangelical, Methodist, Presbyterian, and United Brethren churches along with youth and Sunday school programs. Parishioners are invited to attend all services and events.
fragmentary local ad references funeral directors, undertakings, and a few items with low prices. It notes a 175 price, a 250 window prize, and 100 for a blue vine decorated item. Mentions Tar Excurson FoRerzone and Mountain area items in terse phrasing.
A newly erected bank facility near Booth Market Street and Patrick Street replaces the old C. E. Cline Furniture and Carp at Store location. The Cline Building now hosts banking operations with fittings completed to serve customers and the public.
A cluttered local notice lists Shipley and Boost Bargains with fireworks and cheap household goods. It mentions toilet paper, dented items, envelopes, kitchenware, seeds, clocks, brooms, matches, soap, jars, paper, needles, and various sale items. Also notes store openings, renewals, new cafe, billiard room, Lutheran notices, theater, and a public sale with dancing garden events in Baltimore area.
A report notes a man who dresses well on a tight budget, proving sharp attire can be achieved at low cost. He favors smart basics, thrift finds, and careful tailoring to elevate daily fashion without overspending.
The New Y M A announces a June 29 start for issuing meal tickets valid until used. Each ticket grants breakfast dinner or supper at regular hours with a rotating seasonal menu. A La Carte meals also offered at moderate prices, prepared by a capable staff, manager D Dent. Public notices warn of strict enforcement of prohibitions on firearms and cannon within Frederick city limits during the Fourth of July period.
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