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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1901
Page
9
Public sale event advertised with odds and ends including dinners, clothing, and household items. Multiple local names and businesses listed, with a closing note that there will be no issue of The News or Monday.
Th Monts George Late and Abe Potman wed at Utica Mills with Rev. Asper officiating. Bride wore white Persian lawn and received gifts as guests admired tropical refreshments. Dozens of locals attended, plans settle in Thurmont. Elizabeth Cover and Charles Gardner wed at York Road with circle from Baltimore to Littlestown. Niagara and Buffalo trip follows before residence in Cascade. Ruth Markey engages with Eugene Carter in a midsummer wedding. Also noted are misfortunes of Ida Dawson and market quotes from Mr J B W Hargett.
Easter Sunday services fill city churches with elaborate music and decorations. St John’s Catholic presents a full Mass and Vespers with a large choir and many named singers. Grace Reformed and other churches publish morning Holy Communion and special programs. Notable items include Evangelical Lutheran and All Saints Episcopal music, and notices of congregational meetings and social events tied to the festival.
The City Register and Tax selector Edward A. Gittinger Republican and Edward A. Shepherd Democrat head the ballot along with alderman candidates John Baumgardner Elmer Brown Albert Condon Edward Lease Tromas Mateny John L. Michael John Ed Schell George H. Zimmerman. Voters will mark an X in the square to vote. marks for mayor or excessive aldermen choices invalidate the ballot.
Local notices advertise an Easter social at Kemp Hall Tuesday at 7 30 p m with admission to cover refreshments and a program. A rink sale on Wednesday lists walnut marble top bedroom suites a wardrobe and a new bath tub. Various shop and livery ads cover optical services hardware blacksmithing and dressmaking with Easter and spring promotions across Frederick Maryland businesses.
The community discussed adopting a time limit on pastorates but the measure failed by nine votes. Rev. Dr. Todd is slated to arrive in Baltimore around April 20 and begin duties by May 1. Meanwhile, confirmations at Evangelical Lutheran church brought twelve new members and six by letter. Rev. F. G. Watson moves to Urbana with a $500 salary and a parsonage. the congregation plans $600 for a new parsonage. Duke Street church in York reduces its offer after Bishop’s refusal to send Rev. Mr. Woomer. Other services include Glade Reformed in Waltersville with 2.30 pm sermon and Easter events, Buckeye town M. P. church with morning service canceled, and an Easter home missions service with familiar songs at 7.00 pm. Easter chapel service at Lime Kiln at 2.00 pm.
John A Kraus of Auburn Indiana begins Lent on a pint of peanuts and a glass of milk daily. He has gained eight pounds, credits the diet with high nourishment and low cost. He eats no other food for 24 hours and reports good appetite and steady weight gain. A quarry accident injures Henry Holland with multiple fractures. A Postal Telegraph crew extends eight copper wires through the county.
Miss Mary Butler visits East Second street while Miss Anders stays with relatives in Washington. Miss Ramsburg spends time in Philadelphia and Miss De Garmendia visits Balti more. Mr. Clifford Frazier visits Washing ton relatives. Miss Virginia Motter visits near Frederick. Mr. and Mrs. Grayson Urner visit Frederick. Mr. and Mrs. Chas Carty in Baltimore and Washington. Miss Grace Getzendanner visits Columbia Pa. Miss M Imogene Dorsey holiday at home. Mrs. Edward O Lease and daughter stay with friends in Kee dynville. Misses Margaret and Katharine Weiner travel to Gettysburg for Zeigier-Forrest nuptials. Paul Urner from Cornell Home for Easter. Charles Dechant and Daisy Bantz plan Easter in Court Square.
Mr Charles D Doll showcases a fine assortment in his cafe window including squabs chickens lobsters shad roe raccoon tenderloin and sirloin beefsteaks legs of lamb oysters clams strawberries vanishes onions and lettuce for the season.
Special Easter dinner offerings with seasonal dishes and hot frankfurters, potato salad, devil crabs at Yingling's, oyster soup, chowder, and Easter eggs. Also advertisements for 50 cent sale items, New Code of Ordinances copies, and city office applications.
A Baltimore medium conducted a spiritualistic seance attended by numerous notable gentlemen of the city. This morning they discussed the remarkable manifestations and whether the medium's prophecies will be fulfilled.
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