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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1913
Page
8
The text catalogs scattered historical notes and astronomical events from a historical Daily News page. It lists figures such as William Jenkins Worth and general references to American history, plus a brief outline of celestial objects and sky watching times for an astronomy segment.
Frederick Y M C A directors approve five year plan to reduce operating expenses after five years of debate. Plan includes leasing dormitory cafe space to resident men who will operate Court Square Cafe starting March 16 with 26 residents to manage meals and services. Moves accompany transfers of women’s groups to new address at 102 East Second Street.
Fragmentary OCR text discusses postage regulations and mailing costs. Mentions pictures for those missing and an office with a 13 page edition. References attached costs and advertising expansion without clear dates or names.
William E. Fawley and Rose Taylorstown were quietly married at the Evangelical Lutheran parsonage in Taylors town. Rev. Ulysses S. G. Rupp officiated. The couple will live on a farm near Taylors town. The article also notes arrival of Treasury notes in Frederick with Indian head design and a bison back. The Farmers and Mechanics Bank has $25 worth for patrons. A local duckpin match in Martinsburg ended with Palace 1,752 and Star 1,654 pins. a deciding game is set at Brunswick. A reader donated $1.60 to Guy Stone fund.
An ad in The News promotes a new Hoosier Jellehen Cabinet Club to sell 50 units in Frederick with a $1 down and $1 weekly plan. Cabinets vary by finish and include an aluminum work board and kitchen essentials. A factory representative will visit next Monday to formalize the scheme at Mr Cling’s Square Corner store where models are on display.
New York man Frank Howard, jailed about three months on forgery and false pretenses charges, has been paroled by Judge Glenn F. Worthington. The record shows a prior good standing as details indicate the alleged act involved passing checks while intoxicated.
Mrs Charles Routzal presented a social evening at Large Light to describe fashionable entertainments and society happenings. The gathering highlighted contemporary trends and featured guests from local circles in a cordial, refined setting.
A crowded advertisement page lists the Atchison Furniture Store with a $20 installment plan and a sale of household goods. It promotes cleaning services, sewing, Easter items, and various discount items such as paper, brooms, dolls, stationery, vinyl ware, Kodak supplies, leather goods, and vacuum bottles with prices and phrases like Why Pay More and See Window.
A loving remembrance for Beatrice Ray daughter of George I F and Emma C Ray who died March 4 212. The poem speaks of a precious one gone and a vacant place in the home. Soft references to a tiny child laid to rest in Christian embrace. Farewell dear babe, from loving parents.
Mr Vijal White of Adamstown died yesterday afternoon at 2:40 from a self inflicted gunshot wound after distressing thoughts and a history of blindness. His brother Frank and sister Dorits were in the house at the time. The related incident left another man, Greenwalt, blinded in one eye by a steel fragment during a separate accident. Greenwalt, of Madison Street, kept the injury quiet from his wife.
Local advertisement for packing and hauling furniture by Schmidt and Gilbert LH Fox with Baltimore Sunday excursion details from Frederick railroad co. Also notices fire company meeting for Grace Reformed church sermon by Rev E L McLean and a relocation notice for Dr N E Kepauer after February 28 with office move to Masonic Temple Raiding.
Special car service for Wilsons inauguration departs Middletown at 5 a.m. Tuesday March 4, reaching Frederick at 5 45 a.m. for the 6 o'clock Frederick to Washington train, enabling a full day at the national celebration. Organ recital by Mr. Anderson in College hall Monday at 8 15 p.m. Tickets 25 cents at the door. Air course tickets and complimentary tickets valid.
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