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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1891
Page
4
The Frederick Daily News lists moon phases, advertisement notes for The Model RW Campbell and Dol & Son, a Lost-Chilias gold pin, assorted real estate lots and ham sales, a public sale at I H Alinutt, a $7006 loan item, melons on ice, tax payer notices, and a Citizens' National Bank statement.
The Asbury Park Daily Press describes a first anniversary reception for Dr and Mrs SL E Daniels at their Bangs Avenue home Frederick Md links. Tables and lanterns adorned the piazza while guests danced and enjoyed music by Miss Bertie Lyon and Carl Hoffman. Refreshments and social games followed as well wishers departed after midnight. The Emmitsburg lawn party also entertained guests with lantern lights hammocks and guitars for a memorable evening.
The obituary items report Rev Albert E. Wallis born 1834 in Forest Hill Md and active in Baltimore Methodism. funeral at M E church East Church Street with Mt Olivet burial. Also details of William H Blyers longtime merchant, died at 154 Wilson Street Baltimore aged about 72, survivor list includes widow and six children, funeral at his home tomorrow at 3 PM.
The market report notes summer prices and abundant supplies with butter 15c per pound eggs 10c per dozen lard 10c per pound and poultry 25 to 30c each. Cucumber notes plus a brass of quirky remarks about butter taste testers and Zee s invention fantasies mark the column. The Lexington trip of Confederate veterans and a wedding scene at Forest Grove conclude the local notices.
A note from the Middletown Register reports the new crop grain threshed locally with excellent quality. Yields cited range from twenty to twenty seven bushels per acre.
A narrator describes a rural night with music from local groups the Gam brills and Philomatheans. The scene shifts to dances, refreshments, a near wardrobe mishap, a life preserver joke, a mysterious parcel to the president, and plans for weddings and electioneering in Frederick and Bentztown communities.
Maryland issued pensions to listed claimants in Frederick county and other areas. Names include George L. Souerkof George T. Young William H. Wilson James Bates Sloses Witkerson Frank Medencer Wm. Williams Samuel B. Smith John H. Parret Samuel Nelson Wu. T. Webb Thomas Appler Edward Brooks Henry Broadwater William O. Wheary Joseph F. Reon William J. Beaver Daniel Seymour John Ivea Jacob Piercy Jacob B. Achard and widows Sarah E. Lang Elizabeth A. Muir Malinds Smith.
The Falling Springs Presbyterian Church service in Chambersburg faced an organ failure when a nearby W M Railroad locomotive filling its water tank drew away water from the organ motor, causing a single plaintive shriek and the organ to stop until the tank was filled again.
A reader complains Tur News carries too much. Noted items include Prohibition camp meeting at Algadon Park with large attendance. Governor Jackson declines Fifth Regiment excursion to Antietam. Local items cover sales, accidents, dividends, crimes, and community notes from Emmitsburg to Hagerstown.
A stitched-together segment reports a hand wound after a milk crack incident. Rev Hench arranges a Baltimore orphans outing for sixteen children. Hayett in Washington County gains fame among harvesters. Griffey, 83, and Kuboes, 78, excel in harvesting and hay-making. Samuel Snyder in Haverstown suffers a foot injury from a rolling iron machine.
The Hon M J Grove of Frederick county and president of the M J Grove Lime Company will marry Mrs J F Derr on Thursday July 30 at Lambert's Point near Norfolk. Rev Dr Owens will perform the ceremony at her home in the presence of friends and relatives. After a wedding tour they will reside at the groom's Lime Kiln home in Frederick county.
Tomorrow services are planned at Trinity M E church at 10 15 am and 7 40 pm with Sunday School at 9 am Rev Kennard conducts Montevuest at 2 pm Evening services at Trinity feature Mr I N Loy speaking for the Christian Endeavor Society at the Lutheran church. Elder E W Stoner of Union Bridge leads German Baptist services at 10 30 am and 7 45 pm with Frederick churches holding usual services.
TE News reports the approaching marriage of Mrs. Russell P. Johnson of Turin Iowa and Miss Lula Bland Hunter of Gettysburg Pennsylvania, both formerly of Emmitsburg. Johnson’s serious injury at his workplace has postponed the wedding indefinitely.
At a Lutheran congregation meeting last Sunday the church council was authorized to accept Rev. Luther DeYoe's resignation. He is expected to accept a call from Mes sish Lutheran church of Harrisburg, Pa., and begin duties around September 1.
The current Lutheran Quarterly publishes an interesting biography of Rev. Thomas William Luther Desh D D late of Burkittaville in this county. It is authored by Rev P Bergstresser D D of Middletown and was created after Synod objected to the project to place the biography in the Historical Library of the Lutheran church.
Anniversary services will be held at Harmony Grove Union Chapel near Frederick on Sunday afternoon at 2 30. Revs. Dr. Eschbach and Biehl are expected to be present. All are vivi-
The usual meetings of the Y M C A will be held tomorrow morning and evening in Kemp Hall.
A Maryland wire brief notes deposits in Westmin ster banks at 33122463 dollars. Dated items mention dances at Elficon City and a service at Washington Maspry, plus Elkton businessmen raising a thousand dollars for St James Carrick’s death at eighty four. A brakeman killed on the Baltimore and Ohio line. Primary elections in Baltimore county districts. Excursions from Frederick to Ladiesburg and a large Island Park picnic with around five hundred attendees.
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