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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1903
Page
3
A fragment lists several names and firms such as Works Dolla Doll a N. E. Gramer Geo. 8. Rodack & Co. John Hendrickson Landis Miller, indicating an advertising or notice section with multiple entities.
The WeekKLy News will be ready Thursday as a handsome twelve page edition with news and features. It boasts Frederick city and county circulation as a superior advertising medium and invites new and changed ads with deadlines Wednesday at 5 pm for new copy and 12 pm for changes.
Tomorrow the fifteenth day is our regular collection day for all subscribers on their routes. Have exact change ready to save mutual inconvenience.
PURELY PERSONAL. Neasent Paragraphs About Those Who Come znd Go. The list names Oslvin Page in Baltimore, R. Yeakle to Chicago, Joseph Baker on business, Charlea Carty on a Maryland Virginia trip, Grayson Haller in Baltimore, HE KR Exchbach to Philadelphia, Stewart McBride and daughter in Frederick, John W. Snyder returning to Germantown, Roy Winebrewer home in Walkersville returning to Washington, Pinkney Hill and Mary Corr returning to Gunston College, Mattie Adger leaving for Minneapolis, Fred McQardell, J. M. Wallace and H. F. Woodward back to Baltimore for University of Maryland studies. Thelma by Maria Corelli dram at City Operas House April 20 directed by Aiden Benedict, Ghos W. Chase adaptation, and expected to be a long running success.
Welsh Brothers' Shows bring their circus train to Frederick with European and American vaudeville talent. Afternoon and evening performances scheduled for Thursday April 23 with a grand parade at 10 am. The event promises a wide program of attractions and entertainment.
Easter services across churches featured Holy Communion in many parishes and special music. Rev T Freeman Dixon lectured at Presbyterian service on Resurrection the Spirit of Christianity and Christ the Lord is Risen Today and other Easter anthems were performed. Notable choir pieces included works by Lambillotte and Puccini, and Holy Name Vespers followed the 7:30 pm service. The day included Sunday school programs, missionary offerings, and notices of Monday services.
AReading of student performances includes recitations, songs, solos, and choruses. Notable participants Maud Mossaughlin, Lilian Miller, Anta Wilby, Maud McDunner, and Dora Mehrling perform pieces such as Come Easter Day and Our Father. Rev. O W Stinespring gives the benediction and the program ends with a school chorus.
Rev Dr Osborne Ingle quotes his son Bishop Addi son Ingle of Hankow China detailing four converts in the English church during a February 15 service. He notes rising school enrollment, nine vacancies, thirty candidates for choir school, nine students to Boone or Wuchang hospital, and plans for new Boone school land and building. He urges church funding for teachers and a collegiate department, warns of tight finances, and appeals for a ten thousand dollar special gift from wealthy supporters.
Vernon Clay oldest son of Geo W Cler and Daisy F Guisail from Frederick county married Daisy Catsail in East St Louis Illinois on April 00. They will live in Murphysboro where Clay works in the building business with his uncle. Elise Nash step daughter of G C Watt has been in California and will visit Rathland Hall before returning to the city. her fiancé San Francisco banker is not named at present.
Mr Markwood D Harp at about 3 am captured a burglar in his East Island Street home. The intruder William Raster from Point of Rock had been employed at the Home for the Aged. Harp knocked him unconscious with a brick after confronting him on the stairs. Nightwatchman Brachey and Mayor's office bail set at $500. Raster to jail after failing to post bail.
The City Opera House stage hosted Mins Alverta Gallatin and her company in As You Like It to a large Frederick audience. Rosalind Miss Gallatin impressed with charm and artistry, while Inez de la Guerra Delis Will Rising Orlando W J Townsend Adele Dossart Estelle Loomis Edwin Brewster John Saphore and others delivered strong performances. The troupe departed today for Hagerstown where the play will be staged tonight.
Reports list funeral services for Mrs Mary Stevens of Mt Pleasant with Rev Vernon Ridg jey officiating and Mt Zion burial. Mrs Louise KE Ruse died in Baltimore aged 51 years and was interred at Olivet with Rev Dr Todd conducting. Also noted are funerals for Mrs Conrad Brust and Simon Lowen colored with multiple pallbearers and local church services. A. T. Rice & Sons were directors. Disc advertising comment ends note.
State of Maryland Frederick County. Cashier William G Zimmerman swears the bank statement is true to the best of his knowledge. The document lists liabilities and capital sections with figures for undivided profits, reserves, and deposits, reflecting a historic bank balance statement audited on April 14, 1903. Directors and attestations follow.
Readers alert: A letter-writer cites rowdy behavior at a recent Junior ball linked to a Kefauver episode. calls for measures to bar troublemakers from venues. Also lists Frederick post letters remaining including gentlemen and ladies lists with several names.
Local notices advertise Excelsior Steam Car Pet Cleaning Works run by G Waris Tyson offering prompt service for car pets for the Firemen parade. Palace Market at 55 East Patrick Street promotes fresh seafood and groceries. Additional items include poultry, frogs, spring chicken, and shell oysters. New York Alabama Oil Company stock to be advanced on April 15. Cras M Erwin, secretary.
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