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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1905
Page
5
Fragmented sale notices and rental hints appear with listings for cockerels records chairs and handkerchiefs. Several business names and individuals listed include Packard Field Keller Landis Rodank and Carty among others with a reminder for subscribers to report irregularities in paper receipts.
Purely personal notes list residents visiting, returning, or traveling. Mr Grayton Troxell returns from Braceville. George D Norris visits in Frederick. Bianche Staub and Emma Paynes visit Baltimore and Philadelphia. Nell Fahrosy visits W aynesboro Pa with sister Mrs Brise in East South street. ex Sheriff Charles T EK Young moves to North Market street. Gora M Keefer returns from Washington and Baltimore. Mrs Lewis C Gittinger visits York Pa with daughter Mrs Edgar Orshi. O C Biker and Biward A Toma travel to Baltimore for County business. S J Dodgs lease Navarre cottage at Braddock colony. Clifford Baker treated at Frederick City Hospital. Arthur Franklin improving. Helen Urner ill at home. Herbert Schroeder sick. James M Kinehadt improving at Emergency Hospital.
The Frederick district presiding elder of the Baltimore Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church Rev W L McDowell is a patient at Johns Hopkins Hospital with a broken left kneecap. The accident occurred in Boston on Monday as he ran to catch a train for Baltimore and slipped on a stone. He previously broke his right kneecap last winter in East Baltimore and remained home for months. he was formerly pastor of Broadway Methodist Episcopal Church.
A New York dispatch reports relatives in Frederick Maryland ask Jersey City police to search for 14 year old William Jackson who ran away from home September 17 to join J A Robbins circus. He reportedly escaped a Central Railway yard car in Osmmunipsw and plans unknown.
Tomorrow morning the Evangelical Lutheran church in Frederic celebrates its fiftieth anniversary with a historical sermon by Rev. Dr Luther Eublmay, professor at Latrezan Theologies Seminary. The service schedule includes Sunday school at 2:35 pm and vesper at 7 pm, plus a Monday and Tuesday lineup with readings and addresses by church leaders and synod presidents.
The narrative covers the 18th and 19th century church history from 1752 when the land was acquired, through 1762 dedication by Rev. Hartwick, 1800 tower addition, 1854 front renovation, and 1899 interior repairs led by Dr. Luther Kubiman. It lists pastors from 1741 to 1908 and notes renovations that preserved the surviving portion of the building.
The record recalls the Gonday echol organized September 16 1520 by Dr. Schaeffer with first officers Cyrus Mantz Giorga Engelprecht Philip Reich. It notes a January 1 1821 sarcass meeting, high attendance, and memory verses memorized. A poem by Col Charles E Trail will be read, and hymns Te Deum and Be fore Jehovah's Awful Throne will be sung by the choir and soloists.
A list of Sunday services and meetings for numerous churches in Schleysville and nearby towns. Listings include times for sermons, Sunday schools, holy communion, and special events at churches such as All Saints Episcopal Trinity M E German Baptist Brethren and St Johns Catholic. Also notes on a moving picture presentation Parsifal and a divorce filing for Emma May Williams.
The report notes the nineteenth annual convention of the Association of Colleges and Preparatory Schools in the Middle States and Maryland meeting in Annapolis. It mentions Cumberland doctor Dr. Paomas W. Koon in critical condition, John Walters pleading guilty to criminal assault and related charges, and Mrs. Sarah Davis of Oakland dying at 96. It also covers oyster bed raids by the Tangier Company’s plantation areas and Governor Warfield asking State’s Attorney Waters about lawlessness on Tangier Island lands.
C Frank Cushwa junior member of Victor Cushwa & Son died at his home in Williamsport after paralysis aged 34. He had been ill since last Saturday night and was secretary of the Coneescheague Brick Company. He was educated at Saint Marys College and belonged to St Augustine Church. Survived by his widow Gertrude Spohn four children his father and several brothers and sisters.
Tae Faa and Frolic Club was entertained yesterday evening by Misa Belen Odemaz at her home on West Third Street. Ast refreshments were served. G Waring Tyeon's market quota shows prices for grains and produce including New corn per barrel 20 shillings, wheat No 3 red at 70 per bushel, and various statuses such as rejected and damaged goods.
A Baltimore area bank balance sheet shows liabilities and assets with large balances due to other banks and to customers. The document includes cashier affidavits dated November 17, 1905, and lists reserves, deposits, and certified checks. Alongside is a local mail-order style ad section advertising furs, garments, curtains, gloves, linens, and holiday merchandise with promotional prices and special offers.
Local items note the Bank of Page conferring in Baltimore on December 763 with Knights of Pythias present for initial arrangements. Special trains and rates offered for attendees. public invited. Also ads for hardware, shoes, decor, groceries, and services with upcoming meetings and sales.
City Opera House management announces the return of Al W Martins and the revival of Uncle Tom's Cabin on Friday night December 3. The production features fifty white performers with magnificent scenic and electrical effects praised widely. Real estate sales note Harvey E Smith purchasing two houses on West Fifth Street for 2600 dollars. The old Board of Grauty Commissioners held its final meeting. the new board to convene Monday morning.
Regular Frederick Aerie 1067 F O E holds its meeting Tuesday December 5 electing officers for the coming year attendance requested. Local ads promote Edison records supplies at Eichelberger’s grocery and Shipley stores with free graphophones for $29 groceries. Oyster specials and music box demonstrations offered around town. Dr Wm Taran eye specialist to visit Emergency Hospital December 6 7.
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