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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1897
Page
3
Copies of Tae Nazwa issues with sermons addresses and notes from the annual meeting are available for one cent each. Orders with Feil re ports and preliminary meetings are compiled. Tae News summaries cover grounds buildings and all reports. Mailings in the United States cost five cents for the entire week.
Tomorrow being the fifteenth of the month and our regular collection day the carriers of Tar Delay News will collect from six subscribers on their respective routes the amount due. By having the exact change ready revival inconvenience may be saved.
Local notes from Frederick along with visits and callers. Simon Wastler and Estella Long of Downaville travel to Freder ick. Jonathan Harahmer, long a Indiana resident, visits near Led erburg and Wolfshire. Wm Wolford and wife of Bewasville visit family near Myereville. Prof Sarenel th Hoover wed Miss Hollie Owings of Frederick. couple at Lookout Ville High Street Jat whex. Several Baltimore and Westminster visitors return home. Ex-Postmaster Charles W Miler of Washington on business in the city. Edward Herbert Spohn of Shepherdstown visits Frederick. Rufus Rager returns from a walk to his mother. Carmella Potts visits Miss Denby Goldsborough Walkersville. Caroline O Connell of Baltimore returns home from visit to Miss Alice Routzsha. Rev Osborne Ingle and Miss Ingle visiting Washington. Robert T Heister of Washington spends day with Mayor Yeakle. Heister returns to Washington. Edward Steiner of Baltimore visits Frederick. William McGHi arrives from Washington and stays over.
Florence Houck, about fifteen, daughter of Daniel Houck of near Catoctin Furnace, ran away Friday while left in care of stepmother. She was found in this city but vanished again. Constable Simpson seeks information to locate her.
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Children day observed across county churches with 23 services in Reformed and Catholic churches yesterday morning and evening. Rev Cook of Wathington preached at All Saints B place church. Rev Luther Kuhlman absent, Evangelical Lutheran held services. Strawberry festival at St James Lutheran concluded. receipts satisfactory. Presbyterial Church held Children’s Day with Rev Dixon sermon on Obedience. Trinty M E, Rev J H White preached on Those that here turned the world upside down. Brexeyatown M P Church saw strong attendance as Rev Webster Strayer preached on They that be whole need not a physician. St Johns Reformed Buckeyatown held 2 pm services. Sunday School plans Children’s Day next Sunday. M P Buckeystown Endeavor met with large crowd. program noted. St James Lutheran confirmed five, two renewed, pastor remarks on past 74 years. Methodist Episcopal Church worship and Children’s Day decorations described. infant baptism and Sunday school program detailed.
The funeral of Panise Virginia Remsberg aged 16 months, eldest child of Mr and Mrs C E Remsberg, was held Saturday at 10 am at the parents home in Lime Kiln. Rev Isaac T Motter of the Reformed Church Adamstown conducted service. Interment at Mount Olivet Cemetery. The infant son of Mr and Mrs George Teen was buried Sunday evening with Rev J B Willie officiating. Interment at Mount Olivet Cemetery. Funeral directors: W H B Etchison and F Schroeder.
A regular meeting of the Ladies Act issry is held this evening at 745 p m to elect officers and discuss important business. Members urged to attend as plans for a near future picnic are noted. Mr Wm Warner of Pennsylvania will deliver an address in Kemp Hall on the Money Question.
Despite yesterday’s threatening weather a large crowd visited Braddock Heights where a long walk from the main line is reduced by new entrance facilities. The gravity railroad will start soon, promising summer attraction. nearby saloons face opposition as town residents urge electric road extension to Middletown’s center.
Two obituaries note the death of coadjutor Brother Matthew McNeeney S J born 1841 in Liverpool who died at the New York Jesuit novitiate then interred at the Novitiate graveyard. Anna Need, daughter of Mr and Mrs John Need, died at home on East Second Street after a stroke and typhoid related illness. funeral at St John’s Gethsemane Church with interment at St John’s Cemetery.
The article marks the 120th birthday of the flag with a history of its 13 original stripes, 1795 additions, and later changes. It notes Flag Day is not a national holiday but is observed locally. The Francis Scott Key Association plans a 5 PM ceremony at Mt Olivet Cemetery at Key’s grave.
Mr Allen Douglas of Kenosha Wisconsin is appointed to succeed Mr William M Blinks who resigned as city agent of the American Isgat and Heat Company. Douglas, an experienced man in the line, has arrived in Frederick and will take charge of the staff connected with the office later this month.
Rev Thomas H Lewis delivered the baccalaureate sermon at Western Maryland College on Irredu cible religion with music by Miss Lewis, a former Frederick Female Seminary student. James H Young of the Southern Methodist church preached at Maryland Agricultural College. At St Johns College Annapolis Dr J S Lindsay of Boston gave the sermon.
A women’s branch of Freemasonry to be formed as the Order of the Batern Star will hold its first meeting tonight at Masonic Hall. Mothers wives daughters or sisters of Master Masons are eligible and a large membership is expected. Also a colored woman Poly Ann Carroll was remanded to Monteyue Hospital for thirty days by Magistrate Biser after a Saturday arrest.
Barry V. Casey and Louis Wetherill, members of a Baltimore committee appointed by the Certial Club, arrived in this city yesterday to arrange lodging and quarters for the club during the Frederick state meet.
In Wayrely VA a Children's Day service and Whit Monday festival attracted crowds, with readings by Rev Nurse and remarks by Capt W E Garrett and Hon Frank Anderson. A Potomac Council drill celebration in Leesburg showcased Bible preservation, school awards, and a banquet at Leenburg Inn. Loudoun Sunday School convention gathered in Leesburg with music by Percy Poster and Adin Bayes. A local accident near Wolpitile involved a missing boy found safe, while various residents visited relatives and attended German Baptist meetings in Frederica.
Miss Blanche Stallhen has come back from a visit to Howard county. Miss Marian F. Eichelberger of Antom Bridge is a guest of friends at Prof. Sphar's vocal classes. June events note a rainy Whit Monday moved program to the grove with music and readings led by Rev. Geo. A. Whitmore. Union Bridge beat Creagerstown 9 to 4 in a baseball game among local clubs. Mr. Wm. Abalt of Burkittsville is visiting his brother.
Long list of state notes from Baltimore area includes the deaths of Benjamin F. Deford and Bilary, a longtime design professor at Calvert Hall College, plus Rev. Dr. Markland marking 27 years as pastor at Franklin Street Presbyterian. Baltimore county election officials plan a Towson meeting fueling rural Democrat activity. State Treasurer Skyrock weighs tax on bank stock under new rules. Daughters of America to meet in Frederick with delegates from across the state and sessions at Junior Order United American Mechanics. A peculiar eye tale: a duck egg found near Pearl County with two shells enclosing the yolk, now on display at William Ray’s store.
The News thanks Mrs AM Whisner of West Patrick Street for a handsome bouquet from her garden. It features Sweet Williams in many colors among daisies, about three feet in circumference. Whisner offers a large assortment of these old fashioned flowers at her market stand.
William Dusong and Thaddeus Schroyer of Frederick County narrowly escaped a gas exposure at the Franklin House in Hagerstown when they left the gas on and fell asleep. The faint odor drew attention before harm occurred. Also, Nash B. Cremer sold three Fulton avenue lots in Walkersville for Geo W. Stauffer to Cephas M. Tsomss for 600 dollars.
A damaged fragment notes fear over a supposed event described as a tryst and its sudden impact on public calm. It mentions Mr. Lewis Kemp and friends who express pleasure at a perceived improvement, with unclear details and garbled phrasing about months, saliva, and inability to play.
Notice invites mothers wives daughters and sisters of Master Masons to meet at Masonic Hall Citizens Bank Building this evening at 7 o clock to participate in organizing the Caspter Chapter. W Nash Young acting secretary. Sor Quick Buyers advertises a Singer and Standard sewing machines for 2900 dollars. Chilton Rhoads 193 N Markes St.
L B Mollim ez advertises the latest cov er ties in cloth curtains sample in their North window Brazs Extension Ssah Rods from 82 to 54 inches long for lace curtains four orders for door and window awnings now in stock All fast colors Prices guaranteed
Hard coal prices cut 25 cents per ton for June. Frederick Building Association dues 25 cents per share weekly. Railroad ticket broker offers reduced rates. B&O schedules celebrate Firemen’s State Convention with round trip fares from Frederick and other points. Sunday excursions to Washington and Saengerfest in Philadelphia highlighted with special trains and limited return validity.
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