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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1897
Page
3
A miscellaneous page lists multiple obituaries and funeral notices. It names victims and survivors, dates of death and services, funeral arrangements at various Baltimore addresses, and notes on local ministers and undertakers. The item also includes brief advertisements and health product promotions typical of the era.
A chaotic trove of notices and items. mentions a murder trial in Forsun with Jerret Wilcos, a Hopkins University budget figure, grain exports from Malt mora, and various local legal actions and public works. Names include Thomas Loyman, Garret court, Jota T. BPhinley, and Henry Batlet amid scattered references to Annapolis, Hyattsville, and nearby counties.
A scanned Frederick newspaper page describes church activities and meetings. It notes a United Church of Frederick worship hours and pipe organ plans, a Thy Glade Reformed Missionary Society monthly meeting with a memorial service, and a Baltimore Epworth League convention at East Baltimore. Also mentioned are a Boylston address to the Old Order Brethren at Price’s Grove and a Baltimore District missionary society meeting with Mrs Eaton reporting on the mission field.
Several obituaries from the county note the funeral of Mrs. Polly from Araby on Wednesday at 2. Services were held at Asbury church with pallbearers listed and interment at Labdering Sons Cemetery. Another funeral for Mr. Jores Roelkey occurred at his home and at Hariniey Grove with pallbearers named and burial at Mt. Olivet. The third notice covers the burial of Mr. Jereligham Baoge from Buskeystowne at St John’s, with a long list of pallbearers and attendees reflecting his prominence and community ties.
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