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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1898
Page
5
Purely Personal Visitors and Social News Across Towns
Purely personal notes list numerous residents and visitors in Frederick and nearby towns. Individuals and families from Hanover, Woodsboro, Chambersburg, Washington, Baltimore, Taneytown, Littlestown, Wyoming, Gettysburg, Berlin, Carlisle, Reading, Hagerstown, Waynesboro, and other locales are reported as spending time, visiting relatives, or returning home, with occasional mentions of church and college affiliations and social ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick McCardell
Hanover
Mies Ida Strasberger
Woodsboro
J.H Dechert
Chambersburg
Charles A.robinson
Alvin Wood
Washington, D. T
Gilbert Underwood
Baltimore
Norman B. Hagan
Taneytown
James E. Donohue
Littlestown
J. J. Hoff
Calvin Hays
Wyoming
Myersville
Perry Gilbert
Gettysburg
T. Rice
North Market Street
C. E. Dryden
Berlin
High School
Middletown
William Ramsburg DeLashmutt
East Third Street
Thomas Chew
Mary Hockensmith
J. C. Shreeve
Carroll County
Frederick
Edward Grossnickle
Indiana
Ellerton
Staley Tregellas
Samuel R. Tregellas
Elias DeLashmnutt
Wesley Kindley
Miss Mable
B. W. Kindley
Uniontown
A.W. Wright
Dickerson College
Carlisle
G. E. Radler
Knoxville
Ambrose Cort
Reading
S J. Darrow
West Third Street
Lefs
Geo. W. Shank
Mary Shank
Wim. H. Reese
Fred. McCardel
Mary
Pauline McCardell
Aliss Naomi Gring
Edgar McCardell
Hagerstown
Harvey Delauder
Ohio
Lucy Teitze
Ethel Walzer
Linden Hall Seminary
Lititz
Reuben Buhrman
Waynesboro
George Whitmore
Carey Brownley
Ray
Richmond
Graceham
Helen A. McCrary
State Secretary of War
United States
George W. McCrary
Washington
Wa. C. Boteler
City Hotel
White House
Hayes
Frank P Apdonald Paralyzed Then Dies in Frederick
Frank Powell McDonald born in Lexington Virginia and long resident of Frederick died at his East Patrick Street home after nearly four weeks of illness from paralysis. He was a practical watchmaker by trade and a devoted family man, respected in the community for his upright character. He endured his decline with quiet acceptance and a gentle demeanor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Frederick
Marthfalte
Frank Powell McDonald
East Patrick Street
McDonald
New Year's Eve Service at Gesu Reflects Sacred World Rite
The article describes New Year observances across lands with a focus on Jesuit practice. It details the Gesu in Rome and the Pope’s yearly attendance with the Miserere Te Deum sermon and Benediction of the Blessed Sacrament, highlighting penitence and welcome for the new year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilclimes
Rome
Remembering Frank Ho Powell McDonald in Beloved Funeral Rites
The obituary notes Frank Ho Powell McDonald born August 8 1861 in Leighton Virginia later living in Shepherdstown and Frederick where he worked as a watchmaker with Fox Paris Corey and later with Morrs. He died February 18 and leaves a widow daughter two sisters Mary Hicks and Julia LeDane. The service will be held Monday at 2 PM from the family residence with interment at Gate of Heaven Cemetery and a St John’s ceremony planned with Rev Coleman and Rev O Rourke officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FrankHo Powell McDonald
Mary McDonald
Leaington
Shepherdstown
Frederick
Stu
Inte HK QO. Fox
Paris Corey
Tohu Morrs
McDonald
Harriet M. Fleming
Randolph Vlemire
Mary Hicks
Lihness
Mes
Julia LeDane
Philadelphia
Terment
Mr. Gatei Cemetery
St. John’s
J. FL XK. Coleman
J. H. O'Rourke
A Beautiful Play by Hobson's Co at City Opera House
Hobson's Co presented Uncle Tom's Cabin to a packed audience at the Opera House with thunderous applause. George E May as Uncle Tom and May La Porte in Topsy drew crowd reaction, while Baby Aka as Eva and Charlie Brickwood as Marks sparked laughs and tears. The noon parade featuring bloodhounds ponies and decorated cars drew praise, and the company touted as the season's best. They return for a January 5 at Havoc with tickets at Yeakle's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hobson's & Co
Opera House
Mumense
George E May
Uncle Tom
America
Charlies Brickwood
Marks
Charles Yorke
Simon Legres
Sam la Porte
Phineas
H. Stanley Lewis
George Harris
Chas. O'Brien
Haley
Annie Weldon
Addie da Forte
Blanche Hart
Eliza
Ophelia
Marie
Anto
Local Wheat and Corn Prices At Frederick Market
Wheat quoted at 73.15 cents per bushel in Frederick with shelled corn at 5 cents per bushel and 1.75 dollars per barrel. Also notes Victor Infants Relief as an aid for colic, teething and cholera infantum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Social gatherings and weddings fill Buckeystown notes
Social world reports last night at Misa Alice Crum residence with music games and refreshments. Attendees include Mrs Ann Yousou Miss Grace Shipley Miss Kate Lambet and Mr Guy Albaugh of Waynesboro. Also Dinner parties celebrate anniversaries and weddings with local residents hosting stag dinners and whist club events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Alice Cram
West Sucth Sireer
i-Howing
Ann Yousou
Grace
Ode Shipiey
Kate Lambet
Mattie Jones
Mailie
Alice Crum
Guy Albaugh
Waynesboro
Rudolph Crouse
Lewis Muller
James Rowe
Albert Stmeh
Regnion
Lovie Mangut
Middletown
Jacob Young
D. G. Dixon
Brunswick
Lawrence Roelke
F. Willard
Poprlar Willard’s Hore
Knoxville
Branewick
Jacob Eigenbrode
Thurmont
Thurgont Whist Club
Sunday religious services and sermons schedule
Tomorrow several churches issue their sermon times and Sunday school hours. Rev McLean of Craco Reformed preaches at 6 15 am and 7 00 pm. German Baptist services at 10 80 am and 7 50 pm. Rev L F M Myers at 10 30 am and 7 20 pm. All Saints Episcopal conducts 10 90 am service with 2 30 pm Sunday school. OU B Church at 1 00 pm and 7 30 pm. Trinity M E holds 10 30 am and 7 30 pm with 1 00 pm Sunday school. Presbyterian 10 30 am and 7 00 pm. Sunday School Christmas services on Monday at 7 30 pm. Evangelical Lutheran Rev Luther Kuhlman preaches 1 15 am and 7 30 pm with 1 45 pm Sunday school. Seventy-ninth anniversary Sunday school Monday 7 00 pm. union meeting at Evangelical Reformed Church 3 30 pm addressed by Rev J B Davidson. M E B Church Lords Supper at 10 15 pm. Epworth League 6 30 pm. Frenching 7 30 pm. watch night service canceled due to cold. regular services remain Sabbath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MS. McLean
Craco Reformed Church
Hhner L. Coblents
The
Theological Seminary
Lancaster
U. B
Niddletown
E. R. Eschbach
D. D
Evangelical Reformed Church
Trinity M. E. Church South
J. J. White
Tudom
Edward Lamar
Epworth
T. Freeman Dixon
Presbyterian Church
Luther Kuhlman
Flaster
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Christian Endeavor
East Second Street
J. B Davison
Reformed Bureau
Washington
Young People
Young People’s Alliance
M. EB
Page Milburn
Tomorow
Epworth Leages
Methodist Episcopal Church
Brief Bits: Miscellaneous Facts and Local Illness Notes
A collection of rapid-fire items noting 6573 new books with 2677 novels, average clothing weight, scalp hair density, a Waukesha home for sarekeepers, and a mercury temperature shock note. Also tobacco acreage and Canterbury's 477 initiation, plus a California left handed club. Local sick list includes Miss Blea V taun, Isa Claude McCleary, Dir John E. Price’s children, and several residents with grip or rheumatism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waukesha
Wis
England
Canterbury
China
California
L. F. M. Myers
John E. Price
Isa Claude McCleary
AYMENEAL CLATZ WARNER MARRIAGE REPORTED
The marriage of William Clutz and Daisy Warner occurred at a home near Emmitsburg on Thursday. Rev. W. C. B. Shulenberger and Rev. F. A. Garland conducted the ceremony with Eva Shulenberger leading a wedding march. The bride wore light gray with velvet trim. The couple left for a short trip to Baltimore and Washington. TRACT-RICHARDS. John Tracy wed Katie Richards at the bride’s East South Street home, the ceremony led by Rev. L. F. MM. Myers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clatz— Warner
William ©. Clutz
Daisy Warner
Willian Warner
Emmitsburg
W. C. B. Shulenberger
Reformed Church
F. A. Garland
Lutheran Church
Taneytown
Eva Shulenberger
The Girl About Town Bids Farewell to 1898 and Welcomes 1899
In a year end column the writer reflects on 1898 events, the Key Monument, electric road, a library, and the Bentztown Bard leaving for the countryside. It recalls Christmas joy, weddings, funerals, and community scenes, and greets the coming year with well wishes from Jane to readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myeersville
Christian Association
Bentztown
Charlie Wilcoxon
Lewis Rice
Gil
Montevas
Guide
Examiner
Fox
Woodsboro
Mbit
Suwanee
Lake Carroll
Jane
Officers Elected by Fredonia Council No 46 United American Mechanics
At a regular meeting of Fredonia Council No 46, Order United American Mechanics, last night officers were elected for the ensuing term. C Harvey Wiles was named V C, G H Willard R S, J Edward Rice A R, and Lavi Moberly F S. Other officers include G H Layman T, John P Renner T C, F Kiniz E W H Knock J P, A Greenwalt P, John Oland Trustee, E M Eager chaplain, G T Shoffler organist, C LT Kline janitor, John S Quinn R, A Landis alternate, George H Layman Jr E C, Henry E Cramer Sr B E, G J Engle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fredonia Council No 46
Order United American Mechanics
C. Harvey Wiles
V.C
G. H. Willard
R.S
J. Edward Rice
A. R
Lavi Moberly
F. S
G. H. Layman
John P. Renner
T. C. F. Kiniz
E. W.H. Knock
J.P. A. Greenwalt
John Oland
E. M. Eager
G. T. M. Shoffler
C. LT. Kline
John S. Quinn
State Council
A. Landis
George H.layman
E. C
Henry E. Cramer
B. E
G. J. Engle
Fall fashion sale of wraps and capes amid a garbled ad
A faded classified ad promotes capes of cloth, plush, and fur at cut prices with plain and trimmed styles. It lists various jacket ages and promises sale at greatly reduced costs, bunched with other items and described as a confidential haul from a Hall purchase.
Neiden Miller Wool Dress Goods Sale
John Thoeranwxson Neidig Miller offer wool dress goods and silks at bargain prices. They promise the best goods, new weaves, fashionable colors, and quality that speaks for itself. They urge customers to visit and save, with no leftovers carried over.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S Vrice
Masonic Lodge Notice and Local Ads at Market Street
Nzwie Muzxr and King David Lodge members announce a regu lar meeting January 3 at 7 30 p.m with installation of officers R A Rager N G and Geo H Railing Secretary. Shooting match of live pigeons prizes turkeys meet Groff Hotel January 2 1899 at 10 a.m. Daisy photographs offered at Kreh s Art Studio and Studio Little Daisy 25 to 29 cents per dozen. Dr William C Boteler eye ear nose throat practice permanently located at 28 N Market St City Hotel. Spectacles adjusted and eye care provided with free examinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King David Lodge
No. 50
R. A. Rager
N.G
Geo. H. Railing
Groff Hotel
Little Daisy
Kreh
South Market Street
Wm. C. Boteler
N. Market Street
City Hotel
Bargain Carpet Sale At Rodage & Co Big Store
January carpet sale at Rodage and Co big store offers carpets of every kind at special low prices. Readable stock details promise clear quality carpets with strong in-store advantage in Frederick. Seasonal greeting included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Walter Richards Receives Honorable Discharge at Washington
Private Walter Richards of Company I First West Virginia U S W and his brothers William and Edward Richards of Brunswick spent Tuesday in Brunswick after three months furlough. He received an honorable discharge from the service in Washington on Wednesday last while at camp in Columbias Georgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Richards
Hancock
West Virginia
Columbias
Wm. L
Edward L. Richards
Brunswick
Washington
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