New Advert Rare Store G B L R Mrs A a Suppe
A concise advertisement fragment notes a rare store listing G B L R with Mrs A and Suppe in reference to goods or services offered, indicating a local retail promotion in the period print.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1908
Page
5
A concise advertisement fragment notes a rare store listing G B L R with Mrs A and Suppe in reference to goods or services offered, indicating a local retail promotion in the period print.
Notice to subscribers that Damny News will collect all unpaid amounts from each route on the scheduled day. The message warns readers of forthcoming charges and directs subscribers to ensure payment to avoid service interruption.
A garbled local column lists scattered names and places including Mrs Annie Beckley and J Ross Koon. It mentions emergency medical care for an individual named Vane who was brought to Frederick Hospital on Thursday for appendicitis and peritonitis in a serious condition, with ongoing critical status reported that afternoon.
Local churches announce sermons and services across St Johns Reformed Evangelical Lutheran Germ Brethren and Methodist venues. Preachers include Rev Dr Eschbs Rev John Paul Tyler Rev A J Gil and Rev Dr Osborne Ingle with Sunday school times and special meetings. Sunday school workers plan a city conference April 23 and 24. Middletown Expanding district property sales and home construction plans are noted.
The funeral for the late M Engelbrecht was held yesterday at 10 am at his Jefferson area home with services at the house, then at the Ref re serviers 1 aster. Floral emblems by friends. Jefferson Council members attended, pallbearers from the order. Comforting cremations at Reformed cemetery. Executors' Sale announced by MLA Etchison and A Lincoln Myers. Court sale featured bids on land near Frederick and Mountain land in Blewenger district and stock in Frederick and Pa Neng Creek Turnpike Co.
Dr O Donovans lecture follows a Frederick County Maryland Association for the Prevention and Relief of Tuberculosis session at four PM Monday March 6 in the directors room of the M C A entrance on Court Street. An evening lecture at eight PM in the M O M C A auditorium features Snr Tr Charles Snovan president of the Medical and Chirurgical Faculty of Maryland. The lecture is free and the public is cordially invited to attend.
City Open House features crayon work and a large display of pictures unseen here. An amateur contest for cash prizes follows the show with prizes at five and ten cents for performances, and additional entries listed for 15 and 25 cents.
A mass meeting of the county C FE ies will be held in Middletown on Tuesday April 4 afternoon and evening. The event aims to gather attendees for community action and discussion.
Noonday Prayer Service noted as beneficial with increasing attendance. Directors of Colt-Dixon Packing Company organized electing Obendeifer as president Tiiteshe as vice president Motter as treasurer and McQuicheen as secretary and manager. Sale on Monday features Harvey Lease auctioneering live stock and farming implements for Jesse L Irwine near Walkersville.
Miss Augie Martin Cover of South Market Street died from burns received in a March 3 accident in Baltimore. She died at City Hospital after weeks of injury. Funeral services will be at her parents home before burial at Christ Church Hill Lutheran Cemetery. Her sister Mrs Grave Ham assisted. details describe the mishap and injuries to her clothing and face.
Quiet wedding announcements list Miss Helen Catshall and Mr George McCleery of this city married in Washington DC. Reporter notes long local residence and family ties. Margaret Morrison daughter of Finwood Morrison of Thummcuttl and Meston A Birley of Ladiesburg married in Middletown by Rev J B Shontz. Arthur Isaiah Sines of near Fea and Carrie Maud Miller of Lander wed at Middletown by Rev S Hedicks.
Miss Ann Rebecca Dutow died at home near Adaimstown from paralysis at 73. Funeral Monday at 9 30 from St Johns Catholic Church with interment in St Johns Cemetery. Claude Ernest Stockman died at Feagaville at noon aged 6 years 5 months. funeral 12 from Mt Zion Church conducted by P Metzger with interment in Mt Zion Cemetery. Also notes a new teacher Laura C Sherida at Maryland School and a brief local clerical remark about a rest for Mr with illness.
Local ad notes gas ranges starting at 12.50 with quick installation options. Marsh's Restaurant promotes fresh crab soup and deviled tubs today, inviting patrons to visit for seasonal offerings and pottery card prints.
Grace Reformed Church in Town hosts a Lenten supper at Market and Second streets on March 19 and 20 from 5 to 6 40 p m. Menu includes plunketl shad oysters and homemade ice cream and cake. Proceeds support church debt with photos and a sale of items. Promotional blurbs tout prices, offerings, and local business notices intermingled with unrelated ad copy.
Total resources shown include overdrafts secured and unsecured bonds, circulation, gold and silver notes, capital stock and earnings. Summary lists deposits, reserves, due to other banks, state banks, trust companies, and other liabilities. Signed by cashier WM Z Zimmer men and directors J Travers Thomas and L G named bank officers, February 1903.
An assorted local page shows a vacation style Wanted ad for a Japanese centreman and a residence inquiry on West Patrick Street. It also lists an informal millinery display, a night photography note, tax exemptions, a dentist move to North Market Street, a general merchandise sale in Chele Maryland with rental option and April 1 possession, and a funeral director listing along with real estate calls for terms and contacts.
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