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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1895
Page
4
No newspaper will be printed from this office tomorrow in line with a long established local custom. The message informs readers of the temporary suspension of distribution.
The Tam Waserr News announces a handsome twelve page weekly issue to be ready Thursday. It highlights sweeping news coverage and impressive special features with advertising advantages. Copy for changes due by 1018 am Wednesday for the week.
The bulletin records a December wedding near Creagerstown with many bridal party members, a reception at the bride's parents and the Rev Geo A Whitmore officiating. Other items note local social guests, sick lists including Dr McPherson and Mrs Kate Thomas, and community acknowledgments surrounding celebrations in the same area.
A long roll of social and travel updates shows residents of Frederick and nearby towns hosting and visiting relatives, friends, and guests. Names include Mr. Beary M. Kefsaver, Mr. George W. Gbomss, Miss Bertha Kemp, Miss Grace Ely, Miss Clara Zimmerman, and many more, with movements between Frederick, Baltimore, Washington, Philadelphia, and New York. The item also lists local advertising and post office mail notices and notes a notable death in the Rev. Dr. Eschbach’s Sunday school.
The Soest of Jemma and others circulated rumors about removing clergy and merit rights from Frederick. Rev Brady of Loyola College denied the claims. Six years ago a Montroselike plot alleged by Jesuits involved plans to move missions to Frederick, with property at stake if actions occurred.
A heavy freight train carrying meat provisions and refrigerators derailed one mile east of McAiry on the Baltimore and Ohio line. The accident damaged tracks for substantial lengths, with cars derailed and one car striking the porch of J. A. Albaugh’s house. No crew were injured. The wreck halted southbound and northbound traffic, and passengers from Fredericktonians were redirected. Marriages listed include Linsome Garry F. Giem and Oors B. Stareer among others in the region.
The will of Theresa E Lynch was admitted to probate and letters granted to Hon John A Lynch as executor. The will of Mary B Phinkasd was also admitted to probate with David A Baker named as executor.
The Board of Charities announced recent contract awards for hospital supplies and coal. Vendors listed include stock Bros, B Hossapurik Sons, Wartheimer Bros, Derr & Nelgnbert for coal, with Martell & Trall and others also mentioned in the procurement notices.
Prem we lalayary Mira Litsle Rowtey aged 17 died Saturday in Alberton from injuries after attempting to alight from a moving freight train. Her knee trapped by a side projection, she jammed her foot, the bone shattered. Funeral of Mary K Carroll held Friday at 3 pm Rev W R Aice officiating. Interment Laboring cemetery.
A clerical note records the commission of Mr Cephas M Thomas received at the clerk's office Yeeverbey stating it came from Governor Brows. The wording is garbled but indicates an official appointment or grant and mentions California and a local body YK Co culy.
Readable scraps describe New Year prayer, business closures, and festive events. The Frederic people plan social gatherings led by the Young Men's Cartetian Association with Ladies Auxiliary help. A basketball game with Montgomery County is noted, along with a Sunday school anniversary and church services at Christbething Church York. Post offices will open 8 to 12 and 1 to 5. No money orders will be transacted.
A Crystal wedding for Mr and Mrs Charles Hagan of West Fourth celebrated with a large reception at home. Relatives and friends arrived from early hours to extend congratulations. Music by a select orchestra filled the evening as guests were greeted by the couple and named attendants.
Miss Nettle Richie entertained a number of her young friends at her West Church Street home Saturday evening, in a pleasant social gathering fitting the social world.
The piece featured the best drums and neade, with a deft grasp of dexterity. The audience appreciated the Loweter Quartets and the orchestra’s overtures, while the mandolin steel added a distinct touch to the concert.
The meeting of the Union Chrie- Hom Mission will be held on Thursday at the residence of Mr John Qomber Goat Market Street. It will commence at 7:90 o'clock. The Christian Badesvor tosisty of the Lutheran Church aims to discuss actions inviting the State Convention on October next.
Local notices announce a New Year event schedule with a turkey raffle from December 12 to 26, a fox chase at Woodshoro New Year’s Eve, and a red fox prize on New Year’s Day. Sports lovers invited to participate. prizes, venues, and times noted amid scattered names and locations.
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