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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1909
Page
5
Fragmented notice lists local merchants and a benefit event at the bury cornet, with references to Culler red G Mre and Mobley & Bro and Mantz. The Busy Corner features the Bury Cornet and notices from N RB.
People including Courtnay Stauffer and Amy Bopat visit friends in Taneytown while Mrs George Topper of Wingotn visits relatives here. Luther Frasier’s sister Fantle Waite attends the funeral in Washington. Katherine Reynolds and Miss Bieta Sobol visiting Reading. Mrs Wachter and family spend Christmas Day with relatives. The sick include Lottie Burras and Mrs Christian on East Fifth Street. Robert Kesselring is critically ill at home on West Fifth Street. Cel Tierdan Brien formerly of City Hospital remains hospitalized.
A fragmented OCR page shows scattered items including a toy oar remark, advertising pitches, and an Opera House mention. It notes Bilithy Advertising and a Ladies' Home Journal, plus a debt and advertising spend. Auction actions appear with buyers named Edw Myers and Henry Nussbaum.
The article notes Maryland contestants for the Oxford entry with Lydia Reid among candidates and details on subjects Greek Latin and Mathematics. McBride and Morley excel in Greek Latin and Mathematics while others study Latin and Mathematics. McBride, son of ex-Sheriff A C McBride, graduated 1908 and taught at Adamstown High School last year.
Ned Pete Tees notes the eldest son of Mr and Mrs Hendrickson, John Bunt Hendrickson, studied at Western Maryland College, teaches in Braddock, and is in his second year at Harvard Law School. The Maryland selection committee plans to widen exams to six candidates, with a January 1910 deadline. the top candidate will pursue Oxford studies after Princeton.
Mr John T Best narrowly escaped asphyxiation when gas leaked from a stove in his room early this morning. Housekeeper Mrs Allison alerted Mr John Ricketts who arrived at 4:30 am. Best recovered. Alfred Ritter, justice, dismissed the case tied to property ownership after representation by Reno.
Tomorrow's religious schedule includes sermons at Belack Springs Mountaindals and Ye see Springs. Rev. Stock leads Evangelical Lutheran public worship at 10 and 7, with Sunday school at 9 45. St Johns Catholic mass at 7 and 10 30 with high mass. Grice Reformed and United Brethren also hold services. The Braddock Heights Bible Class meets 3 15 pm. Deaf Mutes service 1 pm. various church groups and Sunday schools meet throughout the day.
Local merchant Huylet's at Patrow's invites customers to place preorders for Huyler's candy before December 15. Canomers express desire for assorted Christmas treats and request orders through agent Qutow.
Charles Stock, known as Dr Steck, was elected pastor of the Evangelical Lutheran church of Frederick by the independent Lutheran congregation. The unanimous vote followed a congregational meeting Friday night. A council committee notified him yesterday and he said he would consider the position and inform the congregation of his decision later.
Doctor Stock stated no conclusion on whether he would accept the call to Washington and planned to consult the church council before deciding. The Worthington independent congregation faces financial strain and no permanent home, with Doctor Steck serving six years and plans unsettled if he departs the city.
A 1909 notice from Citizens National Bank announces a 4 percent annual interest on all deposits that mature and remain, with terms applying to all deposits under existing contracts. It states depositors need not present their passbooks to change rates and confirms first class facilities for general banking operations.
aX Mag advertises a end of week sale at Hendrickson Neidig Killers featuring English walking gloves fur collars silk scarves and box and silk socks. Highlights include Mocha gloves negliger shirts and a large selection of neckwear and hats with prices noted for multiple items. Aimed at Christmas rush customers, the store emphasizes value and quick shopping.
Community notices announce AM members meeting at Engine House for a brotherhood event. Frederick merchants advertise book and clothing sales, holiday novelties, toy displays, and Christmas openings at various downtown venues with limited time offers and delivery prompts.
Public sale of dolls and toys set for December 16 17 and 18 in the auction room with discounts from $3 to higher, at 11 South Market Street Peyderick. Shipley's Holiday Opening of Books and Toys features a comedy at Kemp Hall on December 7 benefiting animal cruelty prevention. contest runs Nov 21 to 24 with prizes and a wealth of home goods.
A fragmented local page shows advertisements and notices from the Domestic Building Association and various Frederick merchants. Items mention share pricing and dues, bank and deposit services, a secretary and treasurer, product offers such as gas heaters, plum puddings, chocolates, and dining room goods, along with promotions and buyer tips aimed at Frederick residents.
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