Historic Novembers Mark Explorers and Notables
Dates of discovery and deaths surface across history. Vasco da Gama’s voyage opened a sea route to the East via the Cape of Good Hope. Sir Christopher Hatton and Lord Elgin are noted for leadership and science, while poets and editors such as Hood and Rubins are mentioned among other figures with mixed genealogies of birth and death.
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Ug—Vasco da Gama
Coelumbus
Cape of Good Hope
Christopher Hatton
Lord Elgin
In- Gite
Canada
Churm- Sola
Tom Hood
Fen
el Prievick Rubins
The
Warneal de Wayne
Pua
Abram EL Eimer
Herked
Ulies
Palma di Cesr
Personal News From The Community
PURELY PERSONAL. Edward H Sharps and bride have returned from their wedding tour. Mr. John W. Fisher of Lime Kiln spent Saturday in Frederick on basic megs. G William Fisher of Lime Kiln was the guest of relatives in this city on Saturday. Mrs. Charles Taylor of Washington has been spending a few days with relatives in this city. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Moberly and son of Walkersville spent yesterday with relatives in this city. Mrs. Wm. H. Staab South Market Street has returned from a visit with relatives in Westminster. Mr. Wm. Burger Telegraph stress has gone to Baltimore where he has accepted a lucrative position. Mr. T. C. Mateny and family West Patrick Street were guests of relatives near Peteravka yesterday. Mr. Alban Br Wood East Second Street has gone to New York where he has accepted a position as salesman for the Ox Fibre Brush Works. Miss Giullia Smith who recently graduated as a trained nurse from the Emergency Hospital Washington D C spent a few days with relatives at Libertytown. She will shortly accept a position in a hospital in Virginia. Mrs. George F. Lock has arrived at Roecky Hill from Beatrice Neb to join her husband who has been there for several months, also to visit her daughter Mira. Marshall Walez near Daysville and other relatives, friends and acquaintances whom she has not seen for 25 years. Miss Cora E Gaver daughter of Dr J Gaver of York Pa spent Saturday and Sunday at her home in this city and also visited her step mother who is at the City Hospital. Mrs Gaver was operated upon Saturday for cancer of the stemion and is doing as well as can be expected.
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Téta
T. C. Mateny
West Patrick Street
Peteravka
Alban Br. Wood
East Second Street
New York
Giullia Smith
Washington, D. C
Libertytown
Virginia
George F. Lock
Roecky Hill
Beatrice
Neb
Mira
Marshall Walez
Daysville
Aed
Iiss
Cora E.gaver
Br. J. Gaver
York
Sandsy
Gaver
Funeral notices for Edward Frazier and Clara Borck
Funeral services were held for Edward E K Frazier at his sister in law’s home with Rev Charles F Steck and pallbearers from the United Fire Engine Company. Burial followed at Olivet cemetery in Ohio. Clara A Borck’s funeral was at 9 30 am from Telegraph Street home, with services at St John’s Church led by Rev Fr Albert Smith and burial at St John’s Cemetery.
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Edward EK. Frazier
Henry Frazier
Baltimore
Onio Avans
Charles F. Steck
Charles EK. Moberly
Charles Harman
Wm. Haller
Josaph W Gaver
Charles Lease
David Ashbaugh
United Fire Engine Cempary
Taterment
Olivet Cemetery
OG. Carty
Clara A. Borck
Telegraph Street
Heid St
St. John’s Cemetery
F. Schroeter
125th Anniversary Service for Frederick Presbyterian Church
The article recalls the 125th founding anniversary of the Frederick Presbyterian Church and recounts its early history. Rev. Thomas Freeman Dizon led the opening service and reflected on the church’s birth during the American war era, noting founders, early ministers, and the first brick building at Fourth and Bentz streets.
Remembering Reverend Davidson and the Presby church
A chronicle of the Presby Church's long history from its founding era through the 1890s notes the burial shifts when the old yard was cleared for town growth, the assembly of ministers from Hamner to Beale, and the crucial role of women in sustaining church work and education in Frederick Maryland.
Fragmented OCR Financial Note Highlights Deposits and Liabilities
The readable portion discusses deposits subject to check due to approved reserve agents and certified checks. It shows figures around 60 100 000 G A wt92.70 85, with references to capital stock paid in, surplus, undivided profits, taxes, and notes to other National Bank entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nertonal Bark
New Fashion Items and Local Notices Draw Crowds
A Burget of bright new styles and low prices tempts shoppers with crepe gowns and wool tops in black navy and white plus spider web effects. A grand opening at John Eisenhower’s showcases exclusive art photos and a bazaar for St John’s church with a military drama from the United Daughters of the Confederacy at City Opera House.
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ENIT
Marioe
Ford
Feare Madras
Aurora
United Daughters of the Confederacy
City Opera House
Historical Evening to Reflect on Church Support and Womans Society
The article recalls the church’s postrepair struggles and notes the Women’s Home and Foreign Missionary Society raised funds, aided by direct efforts of parishioners. It mentions past trials, a mission box, and upcoming events including an Historical Evening with city pastors and laymen, with 7 0 o'clock sermons and a large Sunday school gathering.
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Gay
Khan
Women's Home and Foreign Missionary Society
Guid
Thay
Dixon
Kings
Buntey School
Death of Mrs Clara Barton of Thurmont at Frederick City Hospital
Mrs Clara Barton wife of Nel son Barton of Thurmont died yesterday at Frederick City Hospital aged about 49. Undertaker Etchieoz prepared her remains and took them to Thurmont yesterday after a brief service.
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Nelson Barton
Clara Barton
Thurmont
Frederick City Hospital
Etchieoz
Thermont
Acon
Lawful Fine for Disorder Arrests in Marysville
Harry Grove James W Thompson and Harry Long were arrested Saturday night by Officer Herwig for disturbing the peace. They appeared before Justice Esketeio and were fined one dollar each. Harvey K Lease, auctioneer, sold for Joshua Herricg executor shares of Frederick County National Bank stock to Cantries Dobleniz. Twenty shares sold at 2250 dollars per share and six at 2255 dollars per share. Par value per share is 13 pounds.
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Frederick County
Sarfea No
Wilbur BH. Daval
Farmers’ & Mechanics’ National Bank
FE. B. Saveiseios
Witerr H Deva
Charles Wirraeiver
Joax Batcmngsardner
Horace Zacwarias
James H Harris
Frask
Norwoop
Jons D
Harry Grove
James W. Thompson
Harry Long
Oscer Herwig
H. Esketeio
Harvey K. Lease
Joshua Herricg
Frederick Gounty National Bank
Cantries Dobleniz
Improvements to Ramsburg street frontage reported
Brief item notes pavement improvements completed in front of Mr. J. H. Ramsburg's property on West All Saints' Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Ramsburg
All Saints’ Street
Local Ments: Haviland China and Kodaks for sale
Local mentions advertise a selection of Haviland China and Eastman Kodaks and supplies. Prices range from $1.09 to $20.00 with Kodaks highlighted.
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K Eastman
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