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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1892
Page
3
The notice records a public sale by H Beer to Loat Earng, Rodoch and Nellte, in Woodverton. It lists sale action details and the involved parties for an upcoming auction in the local market.
Brief notes from Frederick County scenes include the Alumni of Frederick College gathering this evening. Other items mention remodeling on West Patrick street, improvements on N Market street properties, and local happenings from Yellow Springs to Pine Grove Furnace.
Fragmentary OCR notes report new setters for the A and U pan oie pha arriving and being shared for comfort in Bh in nickel. The garbled text references plans and locations, but key specifics are unclear.
In response to a call for relief, a public meeting convened at the City Opera House to plan famine relief for Russian peasants. Edward Eichelberger chaired, with a long list of local dignitaries serving in roles from honorary chairman to treasurer. Clergy and speakers urged aid, sharing famine accounts from Russia and recalling Johnstown’s disaster to spur charitable action. The session adjourned as committees began citywide canvassing with promising results.
The item lists several 19th or early 20th century land transfers in Maryland and nearby areas. Parties include Tical Latato, W W, Busan Wenner, T McNealley, James O Husaard, Adam Koogle, Daniel Koogle, Jobo C Motter, Ito n Q Kimmel, Mary A Keedy, Joano W D Koogle, Mary Burket, Peter T Burket, Jerome A Drechnar, David H, Jacob N Houpt. Acres, locations in Frederick County and Brunswick, sums range from 1 to 750 dollars.
In accord with Governor Brown proclamation Arbor Day was observed in Dublin School near Walkersville. Eight trees were planted by eight boys one maple and seven unknowns all named after their planters Geo L Ramaburg C Leslie Cramer Harry Ramesbure Verl and David Scholl Harry and Bollis Hedges and Stanley Wachter A literary program featured readings recitations and elocution. Patrons and visitors included Mrs M O Ramaburg Mrs Win Scholl Mrs D L Hodges Misses Elule Cramer and Matte Rice.
Delegates to the Republican County Convention include numerous Johuaville representatives such as Jacob stuely and James Hahn along with Windeld Rinehart, Arthur Etzler, Jacob W. Heyder, John F. Kelley Jr and others. Frederick district contributes W. H. Hinka James Staub C. B. Foz G. W. Glessner G. W. Grove M. A. Woodward and additional members.
The Seung People’s Society of the U B Church held a weekly meeting at Otterbein Church. A song and prayer service preceded the election of officers for the coming year: President Rev M L Mayselles Vice President Mrs Lizzie Palmer Secretary Wv M Withide Treasurer A L Kluge. Committee appointments follow next week.
Harvey H. Shirk of Lancaster Pennsylvania died instantly after falling from a bed at Lancaster County Hospital breaking his neck. He had spent several weeks canvassing Frederick for a new directory and made many friends in town who will be saddened by his death.
A woman named Alice Babell broke a large pane of glaze in an aritiag room door while caressing a small object, narrowly injuring her arm. Separately, Mr. Chas Derner drove J Kahn's beer down the Pennsylvania Halfroad when a frame and wheel met a collision near the railroad, causing a minor incident.
George Young, a contractor, with a crew, began morning grading and foundation work for the new Beckeyatown canning factory, proceeding with site preparation and initial construction tasks.
C F Goofell bought a fine physician’s buggy from Columbus Ohio and paraded it through the streets, drawing attention with its ornate ribbons and gleaming harness as one of the city’s early vehicles.
In Deaver Creek and nearby towns a May 1 feast is announced along with a slate of services across multiple congregations. Rev Edw. Teldicetula and Dr Hawker lead preparatory and Good Friday services. various parishes in Lancaster and Yorimoke report sermons, ordinations, and church meetings with updates on local clergy and parish activities.
A gala day on the mountain features a dedication and flag raising by Pen-Mar Council of the Junior Order of United American Mechanics. The event includes processions from Quirauk and Curmantown schools, with drum corps from Excelator and Waynesboro, a new Penmar hall, speeches by local leaders, and a community dinner.
Multiple death notices recounting deaths in Frederick County and surrounding towns. Notables include Mrs Edward Osborne of Rhepheris town dying in Baltimore hospital from a stomach tumor, Mrs Fanny Chapline of Shepherdstown cancer of the breast, juror William Rightatine of Shepherdstown, Dr Bushrod Pooles of West Street aged 80, and John Henry Daly, a prominent colored resident, dying of pneumonia and heart disease. Funeral details and family notes provided where available.
The funeral of Mien Mary M Knauff occurred yesterday at 4 PM from Mrs Ward home on B and O avenue with Rev A J Gill of the M F church delivering the sermon and officiating at the grave Interment followed at St Oem Lumelery names included Thomas K Pope Oliver Young Adolphus Fearhake George A Gilbert The funeral of Laura Y Gotna followed from her parents Heat Fourth street yesterday afternoon at 2 90 o'clock Heagelands Lawcon and Fielde officiated Interment at Oreanmount ESTONIA A T Rice and Honn named as funeral directors
Mr. Thomas Etrickier of BH de Ohave celebrated his forty fourth birthday with many friends present. Two of the Boghs attended, and he received many presents including a handsome cake from his wife.
The Frederick city agency presents a plan to protect merchants from deadbeats by using a credit protection and collection system. Members are urged to act as principals, enforce timely payments, and report nonpayers. The piece notes two offices to monitor debtors and claims the scheme saves merchants and retains customers by securing honest settlements. It also mentions Remington typewriters and local business notices.
Mulliniz and Kemp advertise a large assortment of new 4 inch spring dress goods. Featuring the latest linen Towns and a broad handsome line of fabrics at a price of 35 cents.
The late novelties in ingrains attract buyers with unusually large sales. Featuring new teets Dealgna not common in many pieces, the retailer urges customers to see them before placing orders. Cloth and Heared Unit and Cargaine advertised and offered at short notice.
In Allegany county court matters were heard and a temporary injunction denied canal trustees. A Wright ticket win in Bikton elections. a pant of congressmen visited Ocean City and libel actions involving Mayhew Brooks and others discussed. The Methodist Conference at Pocumoke City concluded sessions as committees submitted reports. A canal case set for May 1 and several bills, including the East Baltimore and North Palit Ball Ton DN, approved.
A list of travelers and arrivals across several cities including Philadelphia Baltimore Hartford and Trenton with names and origins. The report notes many from the county with dates May 14 and May 11 and mentions the Peach Bloom as trees show signs of early blossoms despite winter damage and possible frost later.
A Mandedita Wagon by Mr. W. H. Kecbleon of Booth Market Street features a new badge top delivery wagon. Built in Grand Hepida, Mich., by A. A. Gilbert of Walkoraville, this county, the cost was 200. DRAGS WI aRSAS.
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