Autumn Festival at Girly High School Charms Community
A large crowd attended the Autumn Festival at Girly High School on East Church Street last night. The event, decorated artfully, benefited the high school with $160 raised for refreshments after the cantata. The performance featured Floral Maidens, a Charity queen, and Prince Goodwill guiding the tale of autumn’s queen, with Miss Elenor Olive reciting How the Leaves Sine Down between acts.
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East Church Street
Goodwill
Charity
Snoek Uitle Moss
Charley
Phopas
Chary
Dame Naxe
Visiting friends and relatives across towns in Maryland
Paragraphs note various people visiting friends in cities like Baltimore Hagerstown and Frederick. Names include Helen Hall Alice Oras Virgie Ridgely Evora Young John H Zimmerman and others visiting sisters parental homes or relatives. A closing line urges patience for advertising to build trade.
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Helen Hall
Alice Oras
Baltimore
Alfred Hitter
Moorefield
W. Va
Virgie Ridgely
North Bentreet
Hagerstown
Evora Young
Gaithersburg
Ita
Religious Services and Sunday School Notices Across Town
Church services and Sunday schools announced for multiple denominations including Episcopal Lutheran Methodist and Baptist across Schlaysville Pipe Creek Union Bridge Trinity St. B and other locales. Details list times sermons by Rev. Thomas Preeman Dixon Rev. A J Gin Rev C F Steck Rev Dr S E Esch beob Rev E B L McLean and Rev John Paul Tyler with Epworth Leagues Home Missionary Day and collections for Quincy Orphanage.
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Schlayavills Mision
All Sainte’ Episcopal Church
Frederick County
Trinity Cusps
D.P. Fabroey
Pipe Creek
Union Bridge
Maryland Collegiate Institute
Presbyterian Church
Thomas Preeman Dixon
German Baptist Brethren Church
Christian Workers
R. F. Bullman
First Baptist Church
Dr. Stillman
Albert Smith
Cardinal Gibbons
Trinity St. B. Church
South
John Paul Tyler
Epworth League
Mountain City
Daughters of Liberty
Joseph Toomey
Trinity M. E. Church
John Paul~Tyler
Grace Reformed Church
EB. L. McLean
Hey. I. M. Motter
Aree
Evangelical Reformed Church
E. Eschbeob
Board of Home Missions
Offrieaent
United Brethren Church
W. Stinespring
Quincy
Obriafan Endeavor
Wyand
Maryland School For the
Spee Ete Sofe
Rocky ‘Atted Brethren Church
Martin Luther
Wm. Hammond Parker
Christian Endeavor
Laughing to Learn: Tom Waters Engagement Refund Promise
A chaotic OCR fragment describes a promoter Nirdinger offering refunds for Tom Waters performances if not satisfied after one year. It notes a money back guarantee and added interest terms tied to Waters' engagement.
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Shakespeare
Shaw
Tom Waters
bin Merry
Nirdinger
Waters
Superintendent Resigns to Lead Washington Terminal
George W. Martin, longtime Cumberland Valley Railroad superintendent and son of Mr and Mrs John T Martin of Branse mer e, resigns to take the top post a new terminal in Washington DC now under construction. The role oversees six staffers from multiple rail lines into the capital with vast responsibility and likely a considerable salary.
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George W. Martin
John T. Martin
Bransemere
Cumberland Valley Railroad
Washington, D. C
Steat Taaport
National Capitol
Y M C A Building Campaign Mobilizes Volunteers
A $50 000 Y M C A building fund drive starts Monday with active canvassing across districts. Committees will devote their week to collect contributions aided by booklets showing building plans and appeal letters to past subscribers.
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Comeities
Tt Ia
Near the Century Mark A Longtime Maryland Methodist
John Mitchell Taylor of Perryman Maryland, born January 8 1811, is described as one of the world s oldest Methodists. He moved from Aberdeen to Perryman at age 21 and now lives in the house he built 75 years ago. He says his long life stems from simple habits and regular routines.
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John Mitchell Taylor
Perryman
Taylor
Car
Aberdeen
Renson
Magnor
John Mitchell Taylor Endsure a Century Hope
John Mitchell Taylor speaks of steady living as he faces health limits. He notes preserved vision and teeth, but hearing loss persists, while appetite and general health remain good, despite reduced exercise and bodily weakness.
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Taylor
Minister Joseph Lee at Home Praised by Parents in Needwood Forest
United States Minister to Boulder Joseph Jenkins Lee extends a leave of absence and is praised by his parents Mr and Mrs Charles OCon siller at Needwood Forest near Knoxville. The article notes his youth, popularity, and high esteem from President Roosevelt. It highlights his past roles in the Rough Riders, secretaryship of the American Legation, and service in Panama, plus his linguistic skills and longstanding South American involvement.
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Joseph Jenkins Lee
United States
Boulder
Sod
Charles O'Consiller
Needwood Forest
Knoxzville
Lee
Roosevelt
Panama
Baltimore
Brazil
Royal Gec' of Geographical Science
Aora
Accidently fired rifle wounds boy as he climbs fence
Twelve year old Walter Oram of Walkere Villa was shot in the breast when a discharged rifle passed through a fence while a hunter returned from a trip. Doctors could not locate the bullet though the wound is not life threatening.
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Luck
Walter Gram
Nobis Oram
Walkere
Villa
Dra. J.D Nicodemus
J. W. Leng
Brief Bits: Local Hunts and Market Notices
Mr James Rowe bagged 16 rabbits and 3 parts tidges while hunting yesterday. Edward Sobol and John H frazier also bagged 16 rabbits. Stephen 8 Benastt and Jobo Hurah fished the Monocacy yesterday for a fine bass and several suckers. The Goval Mart Tysons and Nicodemus market quotas list corn at 3.85 per barrel and various wheat prices. A forest fire near Thormont, begun by locomotive sparks, has destroyed timber. George R LeGore appointed postmaster at LeGore replacing James W LeGore.
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James Rowe
Edward Sobol
John H. Frazier
Mesere
Stephen
Benastt
Jobo Hurah
Goval Mart
Tysons & Nicodemus
Thormont
Local notices and shop specials in Mountain City and Frederick
An adjourned meeting of Mountain City Lodge No 29 is set for Monday at 7 30 pm. Frederick City Hospital board meets Tuesday Nov 13 at 3 20 pm. Shop ads tout 250 box of paper for 5c, Shipley & Bosser offer many household items with prices, window display at 9th Street Market and Second.
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Mountain City Lodge No 29
O. A. Lanois
Corsze
Market
Second Street
Frederick City Hospital
Estriuix Oastia, Sea'y
Local Frederick County Building Association stock sales
The Domestic Building Association of Frederick County announces stock issue for Beries No 10 on November 17 1906. Dues 95 cents per week per share entrance 10 cents per share and each share at maturity worth 100 dollars. Loans at 4 16-100 percent per year. investment yields about 4 percent. Directors listed and contact details for secretary Wilbur H Davall and President F B Bapp. Also varied local ads for candy, groceries, and services.
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Frederick County
Beries No
Wilbur H Davall
Farmers’ & Mechanical National Bank
F. B. Bapp
F. B. Savrraroy
Witsur H. Dovacs
The Indian's Revenge Amateur Show at City Opera House
Moore-Simonda Productions presents The Todian's Revenge thrill drama with Buffalo Wild West and other acts. Tickets range 10 20 30 cents. show times today and tonight. machine issues noted earlier cleared for brighter performances. Market offers, tailoring, and local ads accompany a busy scene at Frederick Md.
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City Opera
Matues
Moore-Simonda
Todian
New York
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