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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1892
Page
6
Ty Ton DC June 10 1904 forecast for next 24 hours Maryland cloudy with showers along coast. Brief items note a triage license granted in Frederick County and various local trades, farm activity, court cases, and community notices from the Frederick area.
Purely personal notes list residents visiting friends and relatives in nearby towns. It records people traveling to Annville Baltimore and Cincinnati and others returning home or from conferences at Lebanon Valley College and the F. F. Seminary.
A large audience praised the seminary elocution contest with many superb performances. Lillian Heaser was heralded for her vocal mastery, Dias Withowski received strong applause for The Absolution, and Mise Hagewell’s King Robert of Sicily drew praise for its perfection.
A fragment lists hotel arrivals and guest names across several states and counties. Notables include George J. Cramer from Montgomery County and J. H. Victor from Baltimore, with many others named from Philadelphia to Morgantown. The register cites 19 and 12 counts from the county in separate lines.
A junior game, originally set for this evening in the northwest addition, has been postponed to next Friday at 4 p m. The Maryland Sarentias College team MA C fielded such players as Prough Brooks Lawson Manking Harding Worthington Wooters Gambrill and Chew and beat Hyatteville 49 to 5 and the Carroll Institute club of Washington D C 48 to 1. The MA C squad is hailed as one of the finest in the college’s recent history and will not play further this senior year.
Miss Rachel T Beall daughter of Mrs Rachel Beall married Wednesday to Mr J Augustine Wacon of Rogery town. Ceremony held at the Presbyterian church in the city with Rev David Langhia of Baltimore officiating, assisted by Rev Copeland St Pee of Adamein Episcopal church.
An advertisement urges retailers to stock Great Bonthern Co peppered meat products from Frederick and Wd. The circular promotes Kipern Permons based items priced at 3 and 4 cents per unit and promises guaranteed freshness and draft-free delivery.
Confederate decoration services were held at Mount Olivet Cemetery with Rev. J K White leading prayers and graves strewn with flowers amid a brief observance. Prof. Geo Ed Smith performed tunes including Maryland My Maryland and Dixie as attendees from the county and city witnessed the ceremony.
County correspondence from Woodville June entries report mad dog bite, visits, and social events. Names include Mrs B Conner Marion V Trundles A W Condon E Wilson Charles Brown Rev J U Asper and local families. Community activities note farming, harvesting, festival week, and preaching schedule with Sunday school at 2.00.
Jerome Ford attacked his wife and other family members at their East Patrick Street home after returning from Washington. The incident began when Ford kicked his wife, struck her jaw, and caused a three inch facial wound before confrontation with Mr. Hoffman and others. Ford fled after being restrained by Lewis Ford and was not arrested.
A lively evening at Junior Hall featured a four-person committee Sparrew Clingan Frank Baughman Arthur Gambrill and Harry Grove organizing a dance. Rhodes' select orchestra provided the music as attendees wore handsome attire and enjoyed refreshments. event ran until 240 a m with many guests from various towns including Meme Frwin Matthews Roberts Westminter Mina Mason Shepherdstown Mineen Wikcowski Wood Sharpe Washington Mies Mester Chestertown and others.
A wagon driven by Mr. William Anderman broke a wheel near West Patrick Street but remained upright. The wheel detached without damage beyond the axle, and the driver proceeded after a temporary fix.
A May excursion from a rural town visits Gettysburg and notable battle sites. The travelers describe Cemetery Hill, Little Round Top, Devil's Den, Peach Orchard, the National Cemetery, and a stop at Penne College. They reflect on monuments, veterans, and a sense of duty while noting rain and a return home in the evening.
For the balance of the prevent week we offer all new papers suitable for wrapping at one cent per pound. Leave orders at Tar News Office.
Mr. Valentine McCleery of his office fished along the Monocacy yesterday and captured eels. He reports success with his catch, including two notable specimens.
The New Holland charge announces the ordination and installation of Alvil Connor at Glady Iteformed Church Walkersyile on a date in July. Frederick A Rupley Jr. was elected pastor and accepted the call to serve starting the first Sunday in July. A Children Day exercise and evening services feature readings, recitations, duets, and musical performances, followed by refreshments. A social gathering at the church basement extends the celebration.
The Independent Hose Company, one of Maryland’s oldest volunteer fire brigades, plans its tenth anniversary celebration in spring 18S in the city. A two day event will include a parade and tournament with participation invites extended to volunteer companies in Maryland and nearby states. The committee will issue formal invitations later and keep supporters informed of progress.
Boonaberd Pernale reports Mr Charlea Gr Unger and Miss Kaile of Frederick spent days with Mr and Mrs M L Storm. Guests include Mr and Mrs Waaler of Mechanics Town with G J Rowa bush family and Jessie Knyons of Harmony Grove. Several families from Frederick and Missouri visited Mrs Elizabeth Smith last Sunday.
William Hoventurger, employed by the Baltimore Paring Company, suffered serious injuries in a landslide at Weatminster quarries. He was buried under earth and rock before rescuers could free him.
A reader reports receiving a liberal tray of king berries from BR Wolfe near Yellow Springs. The fruits were delicious and sweet, with twenty to twenty five in each large box.
A shopper friendly notice highlights a wide array of affordable items including decorative fabrics and garb with names like MULLINIZ KEMP and Brocade Batines. The ad touts chalies pon and umbrellas in various sizes offered far below regular prices.
State readers call out behavior at a civic event and critique classes and manners in public life. Citizens condemn arrogance among wealthy and praise community spirit while urging better conduct. Names cited include Charles Wortheluer and Claud Dutrow for their county delegation actions.
Richard Kefauver, a former resident living near a retiring fountain two miles east of town, lost the thumb and forefinger of his right hand in a machinery accident while adjusting a jackboard. J W Getecadenner was summoned to render aid as Kefauver worked a new Joker machine recently purchased.
The funeral for Mr. J Olvor Holtz occurred from his residence this morning with a brief service at the Intereaidence conducted by the Toy. Kachbach. Remains were moved to the Gado Reformed church where services were conducted by Revasonds Veuch and Conner. Interment followed at the Glade Church cemetery with pallbearers listed as Monara Georga B. B Crumbaugh Geo Stauffer David Hoke David Barrick dacot J. Cramer Lewis Hamapurg and BF Schroeder was the undertaker.
Michael Hioner, son of the late David Hioner who built the Lutheran church at Middletown in 1450, died suddenly at his Wayneboro home in his 67th year. He leaves a wife, no son and one daughter. During his father’s work, he ran a drag store in Middletown room later occupied by AC Weaver.
The text lists several names and places in garbled form including Mrs Alexander Woodward Viest Tomth Milas Annle Hanor South Atnrtes St and Booth Market. It references confinement at home and mentions Dr Win UW Parnell with unclear context and no clear event outcome.
Local notice announces tonight's meeting of the Juvens flo Templara at To'einek with all members urged to attend. An officer election will be held and names listed include Edm wad Herbert U. T. G. Rennar Becy and 435 Nottos. Also a gas incount call window for LUle residents at the American Light and Heat Company by the 10th instant.
An owner in Jonhville boasts a duck that laid 13 eggs in 15 days, then 10 to 12 more over 70 days with several more in a 24 hour span. The bird later resumed laying, leading to speculation on its exceptional productivity and the possibility of setting or nesting.
The fragment notes a carpet department selling quickly over the past weeks with a suggestion to see products before buying. Mentions potential restock or featured items and urges customers to view available stock soon.
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