No Paper Tomorrow For Thanksgiving Observance
The newspaper will not publish tomorrow due to the Thanksgiving holiday. The business office of Toa News will be closed.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1909
Page
5
The newspaper will not publish tomorrow due to the Thanksgiving holiday. The business office of Toa News will be closed.
Mrs W W Lease and daughters visit Bruceville with others from the city. Miss Mary Bowers and Miss Lottie Bowers visit their uncle John W Bowers in West All Saint Street. Weiner and Arnold attend the rivers anniversary in Luray Va. Frederick Y M A football team to play final game tomorrow at Charles Town Va. Coaches plan a strong lineup with players Maulsby Raatsne Jacobs Sheehan Landa ur Gideon Brown Munshower Creager Duffey Crouse Davall Baughman Beard Motter and Dore. Game set for 3 oclock with transport every five minutes after 2.
Tonight the Waynesboro basketball team meets the Monds at the Diamond Rink to start the season. The Diamonds seek early league lead as Derr Binder andtee Deene My BETS Angtlower lead the forwards. Game set for 8:00 pm with the Sick Letter Carrier Chants Robertson on the list and Mrs James McSherry recently recovering on East Second Street.
Children at a kindergarten visited several needy families to present donations and share a practical lesson in charity. The event included a Thanksgiving dinner and aim to teach generosity, though a correction notes some garbled captions from the Frederick Improvement.
The ceremony featured a large wedding party with Miss Frances Rohrback as maid of honor and Miss Katharine Posey of La Plata among bridesmaids. The groom’s sister and various relatives attended, with Rev. Frs Kane Conlon and others officiating. Music included Wagner and Mendelssohn, and a wedding breakfast followed at Gayfield with many guests from Baltimore and Emmitsburg.
A popular couple who were married today have made many friends in the area. The editor and proprietor of the Frederick Examiner, Mr. Fred bertck, and his spouse were among a large number of attendees at the ceremony, with many gifts and congratulations noted.
A ragged ad page outlines film showings at The Marvel with Edison records and Vitascope pictorials, plus holiday menu items and a charity sale at Kane-Grrrmann Bee. It advertises continuous performances 2:30 to 10:30 p.m. and a Thanksgiving program with a Sousa band, nut specials, and gift orders.
Social column records Mrs. Praidds Fenwick Smith hosting a decorously arranged afternoon with guests including Mrs. Charles Smith Meredith Smith and Mrs. John Francis Smith. Food featured chicken salad biscuits olives and punch as attendees praised hospitality in a stylish Belair setting.
In Baltimore and Washington area, a sale at Gaithersburg today lists multiple parcels of personal property owned by Nichols and others. Col. Gi Ceanes attends with Ricketts B. Targe stock as the sale progresses.
A terse card of thanks appears in this local notice fragment referencing a house fire event. It mentions survivors and community roles and hints at associated local groups and names, though the legible text is incomplete.
Fragmented notice details unpaid checks and deposits, mentions Domestic Building Association records, leaders and directors, and a local sale of groceries, gas, and heating offerings. The text references real estate, ads for a mixed inventory, and promotions for a gas heater and home goods.
Local ad lists furniture, mirrors, clocks, lamps, dishes and decorative items for holiday gifts. It promotes convenience, credit options, and delivery to Frederick residents, urging broad attendance and signaling seasonal sales and novelty items.
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