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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 26, 1909

Page

5

Personal Paragraphs From Local Social Notes Incomplete

A scan of faded clips lists numerous visits and greetings. It names Miss Miriam Ean and Master James Fraley visiting in Washington, Mr George Kaalman returning from Hagerstown, Julie Doanes and Min Stinnett visiting from Washington, and others like Mrs Kalppie and Mrs T. Nelson touring. The garbled text records social calls, travels, and hospital bedside gossip typical of small town society pages.

Nes Fred Rew York Frebotp Dpcil al - Saints Anrtonire Mirjain Han Miesele Malin East Etreet Ucorgs Kaalman Hagerstown Vis Jamiés Fraley Washington Pee Arenee Joos Foe Julie Doanes Mies Everly Min Stinnett Eoree M. Schell Walia Laisti Chambersburg S. D

Driving Belt Breaks in City Accident Last Night

Fragmentary report details an incident near the fountain in the city about 7:30 PM. A driving belt broke, causing a car to skid into the street and strike a nearby object. The scene involved damage to a vessel or vehicle and a secured reed might have influenced the event.

Afountain Heuer i Ibset Watt

Margeret Coneol Shower Attends Birthday Event

An error filled fragment notes a Margaret Coneol event with a shower and card reception. It mentions a cement demand, arrests, a hospital transfer, and a city hospital visit. Names include Patrick and William B. Storm and references to Frederick, the General National Bank, and a South alert.

Wiliam Caneral National Sional

Power Plant at Martinsburg Dam No 5 Complex

A new power facility in Martinsburg region, tied to Dam No 5 and Shepherdstown, plans to raise total plant capacity to about 5 000 horsepower across three yards, with 2 000 horse power generators, a 22 000 volt output, and 2 200 kilovolt transformers. The project, started 1906, will supply electricity to Martinsburg and surrounding areas, expanding industrial use as the ship of Western Maryland and Jefferson counties gain access to electric power.

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Meeting at House Near Grorsniskie Elects Officers

A local meeting at Enoch House near Grorsniskie elected several officers. Mrs. Benjamin Goukee was noted among attendees. The record highlights the organizational actions and the community’s involvement in the proceedings.

Mra Yagale Oul Bose Dyakdes Bay Bo Phlacs Benjamin Goukee Nears Enoch Areb Ole Cera

Democracy era demonstration route and formations detailed

A historical report outlines the route and formation for a large Democratic demonstration. Delegations assemble from Petersville Emmitsburg Lewistown and Cingsuore with bands and marshals guiding processions along Market Street and vicinity. Names of committees, captains, and participating bands are listed, including Emmitts Band and Catoctin Band, with organizers Lipps Egle Coblentz in charge of torches and works overseen by Marion Little Grover Jacobs.

Carter Patrick City Hotel Walkera Ebatty Jobnavilofa Kredérick Mithagas Beals Bruni Wdtdaviste Fermon Sixth ‘Street Baltonger Bani Nallenger Jefferson Petersville Méchanicatown Jackson New “Market Arevida Gnithena Aides Iey Agust Montith Fraley Harting Sponselier Charles ‘Graniet Frank Ridgely Dave J Thomas Ecketein George Wake Charles * Hagin Bagur Weiler Folin H Grove W. N Troworks Charles Herbert Harry Young Marion Little Grover Jacobs John, Ridenour Reverdy Bentz John Young Charick Ty Fagan

Twentieth Maryland Civietian Endeavor Union Convention

The twentieth annual Maryland Civietian Endeavor Union convention will be held at Northminster Presbyterian Church on November 9 and 10 and 11. Delegates from counties attend as planners, with Mr Richard A Harris and Mr Foi Jacobs of New York featured as guests. Jacobs will sing solos during sessions and national music from China and Japan will be highlighted.

Maryland Civietian -Sndvavor Union Northminster Barauoberg Praiae Servite Io “Ric Ic Hotuls Uindary Richard A. Harris China Japan Foi Jacobs New York

Donations Needed for Howe Home for the Aged

The Howe Home for the Aged appeals to the public for money donations and household supplies due to unusually heavy expenses this year. Donation Day is set for Thursday, October 28, with gifts gratefully received at the Home.

Howe Proleatlone Homie

Our New Minister and a Question of Time

Fragmentary OCR text mentions a minister, performances, and numbers like fifteen thousand and two thousand. Readable facts are limited. no clear event, date, or names beyond generic references. The piece appears to be a garbled historical report lacking coherent narrative and verifiable entities.

Delors Clatsie

Examining Council Meeting at Western District Marinaed

An examining council of ministerial staff from the Western District will meet this afternoon at 4 o'clock at the First Baptist Church to discuss the expedition of work. DP Winters, church officer, will lead. An ordination service will follow this gathering. The public is invited to attend and registration appears required.

Piiat Stelier York Lye Roinistere

Fragmented Notice From a 19th Century Sermon Oration

A garbled OCR fragment describes Retesineé Shureh meeting Senhhttt Woodshee and references an annual session of a religious order. It mentions Ex-Braves, Rev EON, and discussions about ordination and pensioning ex-slaves. The text notes a Richmond visit to organize supporters in several states and labels someone as illiterate yet coherent.

Tron Richinen Saya Walker Brdwront Kecuré Congress Saane Forsida Mlveiselppi Loulaan Ala Bana Richmond Dacnié

Evangelistic Services At Trinity Bl. B. Church South

Last night evangelistic services at Trinity Bl. B. Church South drew a well attended crowd. The services were impressive and will continue this week at 7 30 p m and 8 o clock. An invitation is extended to all.

Bl. B South

Local mentions and civic notes in rough transcription

Fragmentary OCR from a Citizen notice compiled by Willikin WH. Santa appears to discuss county board actions and vehicle expenses tied to a parade and local events. Names Hogarth Rowlus Meton Khefauver Stewart Annan Dinterman appear as signatories. Local civic and wedding parade features and dance events are listed with times and venues, indicating a social program for Frederick City.

Willikin Santa Tefforson Wolfaritis Renair Takin Board of County Commissioners W.H Hogarth AL. Wrowlus Ig Meton Khefauver Stewart Annan J. G. Dinterman

Bank Notice Reads Like Fragmented Auction Listing

An OCR damaged entry from Oltirens National Bank shows garbled lines including figures and dates. The fragment hints at rates and a sale, but readable details are limited and names are unclear.

Council notices and odd sales listed in local notice

A clipped, garbled OCR fragment shows council notices, sales and real estate ads. It mentions Hartz Mountain canaries, a plant and timber listings, a public meeting reminder, a for sale line about Chestnut poplar and pine logs, and references to a real estate and insurance firm.

Little Cob y Corner Ad Offerings and Patterns

A damaged ad notes a shop named Little Coby Corner selling a complete stock of fabrics and patterns. It lists items such as Swiss muslin and dotted byelag, with prices from 860 to 1.79 and mentions various colors and embalmations. The text is garbled but indicates a seller of craft goods including point nets and colonial dents.

Musein Ayia poaiNe

Fragmentary Notice From Historic Market Page

A garbled OCR fragment describes financial mentions with a National Bank reference and a November date, plus scattered items about hats millinery and a dining setup. It hints at sales, payments, and a market event, but readability is limited and names are obscured. The scan preserves brief, non-contextual fragments from an old newspaper page.

Unclear text fragment hints at housing and improvements

Fragmentary OCR notes reference real estate bonds and modern improvements. Mentions changes to properties, improvements, and listings of various items with unclear context. No clear event, dates, or proper entities clearly identifiable.

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