Porch Swinger Men’s Woes Portrayed in Tranighe Tale
A garbled note hints at a Tranighe narrative about Braddock and a porch swinger figure. The fragment suggests social friction and a domestic setting but lacks clear events or names to verify.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1910
Page
5
A garbled note hints at a Tranighe narrative about Braddock and a porch swinger figure. The fragment suggests social friction and a domestic setting but lacks clear events or names to verify.
The column records various people visiting or staying in the city and nearby towns. Names include Mr. Benjamin Volluse visiting firetde, Thomas G Buckey on a business trip to Philadelphia, Weniz Hoffman Creagerstown visiting the city, Wm Spoenelier in Brunswick, Miga Gertrude Smith visiting York Pa, Mrs William Mio Bard visiting her brother Wm A Keller, Bullie Fout from Sprinfield Ohio attending a funeral for David S itive.
Pieces describe repainting of homes and stores along Market and nearby streets, new signage at a drug store, a residence repainted by hand, and a front fence being installed. Also notes a birthday today and a local postal shower, plus a soap coupon promotion at the Manhattan Soap Company.
A truck and freight train collision near Peni SenGaxy Cut, close to Hameville, left William Dixoo of about 50 and another man named Bien Badly Injured. Dixoo walked about 200 yards from his vehicle before the impact, with witnesses stating he appeared stunned and unsteady. The other injured man, Néde Narisville, is reported to be in a serious condition at the scene.
The Tribe marked six decades with a ceremonial gathering honoring Mae h ie and others. J Henry Lar and John H Benevett presented the occasion with speeches by H Dorsey Etchison. The event included a portrait unveiling of late Grobler and Sophein, with tributes emphasizing the order’s enduring charity and humanitarian work.
Walter G. Runkles of Trenton New Jersey and Miss Ilha A Suthertown of Yonkers New York wed May 8 the ceremony conducted by C Taylor pastor Central Ethodial Church. The couple will travel to Washington and Trenton for visits before a longer honeymoon. PETENS SHARRIS William T Peters and Emina D Harila both of York Pa married at Thurmont on Monday May 16 by Rev Richard G Koontz.
The April marriage record for Ileehbe County lists numerous couples and officiants across townships including Rev E L Stowe, Rev J Valentin, Rev J Akinsville, Rev C M An, Rev Wilson T Jarboe Urbana, and Rev Barton R area. The document notes some entries are unclear or missing, with retainer details for Bend issue and Public Services Commission approval noted in the record.
The readable text reports next year’s state officers for a society or group with names and titles including past state president Walter Ying-Hog and Dr. G. Ay, tied to Baltimore and Havre regions. The fragmentary OCR notes an upcoming convent/meeting at Aba boll and mentions a minister’s role and local officers.
The Middle Conference Maryland Synod Lutheran Woman’s Home and Foreign Missionary Societies met at St Luke’s Lavernan Church with opening devotion by Mrs R W Doty. Reports showed strong progress. Rev C H Byestus spoke on Africa. papers covered mission fields eastern cities immigrant work South America and home missions. Next session set for St John’s Lutheran near Myerayilie.
Harry G Testapoe real estate broker sold a building lot at Elmwood Terrn ite the grounds to Mr Aas city opera house area. Cramer Stauffer agents. A C McCardell LeRoy McCardell purchased five parcels total on Market and Rightthatrecta corner. Charles er Kehne private to Pennaiyk present ad M S D Five. Baltimore merchant WH Hetzler gave Maryland School for the Deaf boys a parkay last evening presenting a handdone pebent trophy.
fragments list events at Opera House and church venues with delays and notices. Mentions Frederick Railroad Company and festival activities, plus a safety note about an infant in care and no option given.
An article from the college notes a luncheon prepared by the Domestic Science class under Miss Edith Thomas. The menu featured Dutchess Potatoes, Russian Tea, salads, puddings, and a careful accounting of costs, with students learning plating and serving as part of the course.
The readable text fragments mention names and abbreviations but lack coherent events or facts to summarize into a clear news item. No identifiable persons, organizations, places, dates, or outcomes emerge with sufficient reliability.
The mayor notifies residents that Aldermen of Greer will hold a meeting on the 23rd at 7 30 o'clock p m to consider the passage of an ordinance. The meeting will address a site along Market Street and Car Creek and a portion of Market Central Street. Citizens must appear at the time and place specified.
A noisy mix of stock offerings, loan terms, and dues from the Frederick Building Areariati with June 4 launch and 10 cent entry. share purchases through J W L Carty or W Zimmerman. Local ads list prices for lumber, meals, ice, and services, plus a strawberry pie sale and a Presbyterian church bake sale on May 21.
An irregular note describes a Democratic event to select a leader and lists names and roles. It mentions a convention held in the evening, May 26, at Spr. a. ANC a Jom Jacos BH, with local businesses and vendors like L. & Higer's Oste offering deviled crabs and delicacies. The fragment references musical performances and a crowd at a political gathering.
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