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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1909
Page
5
Fragmentary OCR text lists names such as Thomas, Francis Bayard, and a secretary of state, with uncertain references to ambassadors and places like Yokola ah and Washington. The passage appears jumbled without coherent events or date context. Further readable content is needed to identify a single news item.
Oscar Miller visits Baltimore and Witchington Misa Lucy Ramsburg and other relatives. Miss Mary Moleaworth visits her sister Mrs. Morgan Cecil in East Church street. Bliss Julia Krositz travels to Boston to enter Emerson School of Oratory. Albert Gilson, bank cashier, returns from Edwardaville Illinois after visiting his brother. Patrick street resident returns from Barouac Lake for health. Mr Buckius and grandchildren of Lancaster PA return from visit to Mr George Baker in West Church Aird. Buckius served in the Union Army.
The report notes repainting and repairs at several properties including the residence of Milton Cutnait on North Market Street and the shoemaker shop of Otis Anderson on East Church Street. The front pavement near Dr. Frank Hedger's residence is being relaid, and repainting continues at T. J. Michael Souis property with contributions from Walter Rowe and William Gilbert.
A September ceremony at Grace Reformed Church united Charles E Mercer and Bessie M Tomi ter of Middletown with Miss Bessie M. in a quiet hymeneal. The couple will reside at a Pea lock address and look forward to family and friends gathering in celebration.
Fragmented OCR text mentions YM Clas Membership Contest and a teaser about a tea event in the afternoon and evening. The readable parts point to a local community notice style item with possible events and openings referenced.
The court convened with Judges Worthington and Mereor. James Cator colored pleaded guilty to larceny of a coat from Lowenstein and Wertheimer. H Dorsey Etchison represented the traveler with murder attempt on Elsie Gubert, who pled guilty. Stanley Foster, Clarence Runkles, and others pleaded guilty or were suspended, with youths warned about whiskey and behavior. Several cases for larceny and statutory breaking were heard, some leading to suspended sentences and cautions.
Reports recount Shalle Knight, colored, arrested for alleged theft from Trenton. Frank Johnson, colored, jailed for disturbing the peace after incidents in alleyways and homes. A state road survey and a nudge to try classified ads close the item with local guidance.
The Lue meran Synod announces its annual convention at St Mark's English Lutheran Church in Baltimore. Rev Dr Charge Stick presides as synod president with sermons and sessions on Friday and Saturday focusing on topics like Holy Communion and Romans. Officers listed include Breck and Bowers with Rupp as treasurer.
Charles Wesley Wilson, longtime Winchester city police court judge and Masonic secretary, died of a heart attack at his home shortly after dinner. He was sixty-five, born in Harper's Ferry, W V a, and spent most of his life in Winchester. Survived by widow Roberta Wildagon, Arnett Wilson, and a brother and sister.
The review lauds Eugen altered Peete for the play Paid in Full presented at the Astor Theatre. Walter’s third act is praised for quick alert interest while the fourth act remains strong with no spoilage. City Opera House show set for Thursday with Wegan and Kemper promising a fine production and a two year run in New York and five months in Chicago.
The club announces a Friday matinee racing event with a mix of rounds and entries from Sinners of Thurmont and Sister Hebert plus other participants. Music by Brailelock Teightsbenc will accompany the program as entries arrive and final details are set.
Fragmentary text mentions a church near Stene and a reception at Gayfield with Miss Rohrback's parents, suggesting a social event or announcement though details are incomplete.
A fragment notes special excursion trains offered by the Pennsylvanian Railroad for the York Fair in York County. It mentions dates around October and routes from Baltimore to York with intermediate stations, and lists ticket agents without clear details.
Fragmented text indicates a person named Mr. Long winning a legal suit in Ellicott City or nearby. The passage mentions Albert F. and Leon R Yourtee, a fever reference, and a county context with a possible Washington connection. Details are unclear due to damaged OCR.
An armed group led by Will Font seized a property at Mathe Place, prompting a rebuke and action from authorities. The incident, described as a rebulidisg offense, resulted in formal charges and ongoing investigations.
Maryland Tuberculosis Association has issued a bulletin to the Department of Health urging school teachers to educate hundreds of children about TB and transmission. The bulletin describes a dangerous card game among students in Baltimore and Frederick that could spread disease. Educational outreach aims to halt the game and protect public health through informed action.
The Sunday School program at Good Shepherd parish featured awards for Good Department students and medals for several scholars. Rev Towne will preach tonight, with Mr Valenting speaking tomorrow evening.
Report on the Maryland Jockey Club offering premiums at the Frederick fair with numerous entries and clubs. Mentions Willian Riggs of Baltimore as secretary and notes the club’s extensive driver entries and prize allocations during the event period.
Citizens are reminded of a public meeting tonight in the auditorium of the Bf. C. A. to discuss the project of a public library for the town. The note emphasizes the importance of public library service and urges attendance.
A brief local notice announces a matinee at East War venue with a racing event scheduled promptly at 2 on Friday October 1. Details are sparse but hinted as a community sports gathering.
Incomplete OCR fragment discusses accounts with individuals and corporations, referencing Frederick MD and elise weet an Spit. The text appears garbled with stray phrases about opening accounts and attention to large and small accounts, but lacks clear actions or dates.
The Empty Stocking Association will hold a meeting on Tuesday at 3 pm September 30 at Masocis Temple All members urged to attend. Diamond Rink tonight hosts a notable event with guests and prosecutions implied. Special Millinery Display features Supro-dace in tailored garments at Earls Millinery. Market hours change by ordinance with notices from G Wirt Danadgacen. Gas and electric services promote room heaters and radiators.
A jumble of local notices describes a carnival in Braddock Heights with prize details, a furnace and radiator ad, Frederick theater and train schedules, meeting notices, school announcements, and bakery ads. It lists fares, times, and upcoming events with scattered names and locations.
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