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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1895
Page
4
Local notes from Branawick to Martinsburg and beyond recount visits by Misses Marshall and others, with Frederick business and daily life observations. Reports mention travel from Atlanta, a glance at Frederick markets and streets, and varied local anecdotes including trades, sausage stuffing feats, and civic matters.
Obituaries report the sudden death of Henry Moss at age 58 from heart paralysis near Sigier’s school house between Middletown and Burkittsville. Funeral was held at Winebrewarian church with Bidet Bowersox officiating. Also noted is the death of Nathabel Vogel Gerhart, 29, formerly of Clarksville Tennessee, who died in Las Vegas New Mexico after a long illness, returning to his birthplace for burial. he left a wife and one son and was connected to Rev Issac Gerhart’s family.
Mr Henry C Morer reads on Sowth Mountain near Debieo with wife and an assistant. They peeled quartered and dried 200 bash ets of apples curing by Antima monks. Net weight 1427 pounds value 3367 dollars. The entry highlights thrift and farm labor in drying fruit and transport to Mage rstown.
City and county churches announce tomorrow’s services led by Rev. John C. Bowers at St James Lutheran and by Rev. A A Zimmerman at the Methodist Episcopal Church. Other congregations include the Philomathean Mission Trinity United and Presbyterian with times ranging from morning to evening. The Epworth Leagues and Sunday schools meet throughout the day. The program features sermons on The Life of Daniel and Song Service.
Little Miss Nannie Grif Dadrear daughter of Mr and Mrs Richard Dadrear of North Market Street received a glass shade last evening. The award credited three sales by the glass blowers at Junior Hall for the greatest votes in the contest.
An advertisement explains headaches in women arise from nervousness digestion and disorders of female organs. It touts Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription and Farorite as cures, claims deep, serious causes, and offers free copies of a medical book from the World’s Dispensary Medical Association in Buffalo, NY.
Delegates from Carlisle Chambersburg Hanover York Frederick and others meet in Chambersburg Pa to reorganize the Cumberland Valley Baseball League for 1896. Frederick and York admitted. seven clubs to start. bylaws set for management. season June 10 to September 10. first board meeting January 23 in Chambersburg.
A freight wreck on the Baltimore and Ohio main line near Plane No 4 between Mt Alzy and Frederick Junction delays the Winchester and Washington trains. The Washington Frederick passenger run reroutes to meet at Washington Junction but arrives too late, six passengers are escorted to Hagerstown by the crew after permission is sought from Baltimore. Five traveling men praise the captain and crew. the sixth passenger Miss Morniogaiar of Bockeystone is related to a death last Friday in Western Maryland yards. The extra train returns to Frederick after the rescue.
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