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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1892
Page
3
Weather forecast for Maryland calls for continued warmth with possible local thunderstorms Friday. Legal notices numbered 5950 and 5940 Equity list, with classified ads including Help Wanted Men and The Model.
There were 17 applicants for Hanese public school posts after Tuesday’s exam. The Mayor and City Council of Hagerstown plan an ordinance requiring muzzles on dogs running at large within corporate limits from June 20 to September 15. Elroy Rosskey and son reported catching 14 fine fish in the Monocacy yesterday. County Commissioner G. C. Snyder left for Annville to attend the United Brethren College commencement. Reliable sources say a mule on Henry Rowland’s clearspring farm ate a three days old calf. John McKilug Chas McKiluy and Geo Hiddlemozer fished yesterday and caught beverte. Nuaz and son are painting Mrs Augustua Fraley’s residence on West Patrick street. Homer Young and Charles Darner returned from the Potomac with a fine string of fish. George William Smith drove John Motter’s three year old colt Red John a half mile at the fair grounds yesterday in 1:10.
Purely personal items list locals visiting Baltimore and returning home, with several names and addresses. Mr Murray Brink returns from Baltimore. Mr John Baker visits in Baltimore. Miss Grace Cleary visiting Miss Minule Baumguiduer. Col H O Bulser returns from Baltimore. Capt T C Prince visits Frederick. Miss Mira Sayier visiting Mrs N Lochner. Rev Edward Wall takes vacation in Frederick. Rev John B Roas to fill pulpit in East Third Street. Dr Gerry C Jones at home. Milton O Greer moves to Mount Airy. Postmaster Harry Keeferle travels to Baltimore. Mrs J J Albemhorst returns to Canton. Dr T B Stone to attend Prohibition convention. local ads and circulating materials noted.
The Sons of Veterans gathering concluded routine business with Hubert W. Wilson elected Division Commander, J J Harkins Senior Vice, A D Goodman Junior Vice, Joseph T White Division Council, Robert Barnes and Jon Malvin chosen as delegates and alternates. A resolution praised past leadership, praised Frederick hospitality, and an audience enjoyed a City Hall camp fire program with music, humor, and a parade briefly curtailed by misreported alarm.
Gen John A Logan Camp No 2 based in Washindon kept headquarters at Carlin Mouse while 2h men lodged with Frank Lawrence on Eastpatrick Street. Delegates including Garreld Camp of Baltimore marched from Armory Efall to the depot to catch the G20 train. Gardehd Camp members were the liveliest representatives, and the last delegates departed today.
A sweep of regional notes recounts county com mission changes in Charles and Maryland state moves on naval hospital land in Annapolis. Occasional races, turtle dinners, and college events across Salisbury, Rockville, and Westminster mark political, social, and agricultural activity through July.
Reports from Montgomery county sequestered areas note good wheat condition with promise of large yield if hot weather persists. Harvest expected late in the week. Grape and fruit crops show mixed prospects with apples expected to be short. Corn looks decent but backward due to late planting. State comptroller issued second quarterly public school tax distribution, Frederick County amounts: white schools 5,708.85. colored schools 1,528.93.
News of the Charities reports an organ recital at the Auldol Ad Cuo on Lomarrow evening with a highorder program on the Mohler pipe organ. Mrs A R Yeahie and local performers will attend and perform as part of the program. The new pipe organ arrived on Monday and will be ready by tomorrow.
A fragmented market notice from Frederick Maryland markets three meat sacks sold by Peerless Payer Meat Sacks. Pricing listed as eight four and one Scia each, with retailer guidance to ensure order fulfillment.
The MOE Church plans a Decorathon Day on June 1. Communion services at M2 church are scheduled for June with details noted. Local updates mention the Lutheran choir festival, farm activity, and community events across Freer, Mountaia Dale, and Forest Grove, including church openings, renovations, and upcoming Children’s Day services.
Frederick area notes describe visits by Rev Haaskarl and Mr George A behroeder to a Lutheran church, a pastor visit for elder care, corn planting, a large Salvado Army meeting at Brook, and a successful children’s day service. Also mentions ice cream shops, a growing strawberry season, and several local residents traveling or visiting relatives.
An old prompt-like ad lists Charlies and various pits and styles with bargain offerings. It touts Redless Variety goods including wa des, Children's Mitts, Gloves and Howlery and White Floun cings. The note invites readers to call and see the goods at the shown location.
Fragmented OCR text shows social events and personal updates. Mentions Miss Comptier Mies Willeary and Tavld F Ateary as postmaster, Calver May and Priyce ritertch, a kitchen table supper, and a church reformive parvonage move in. References a forthcoming priestly services schedule, and a lent festival with cream and berry desserts.
The Weekely News presents wartime coverage and family reading, touting thrilling stories and household interest pieces. It highlights local ads from Frederick County merchants, upcoming harvest notes, and farming efficiency with wheat harvests expected to begin by early June. Labor costs for binders and shockers are estimated at a dollar and a half per day.
The article notes Principal Van HL Purnell of the FOH Seminary has returned from the Western Alps where he had been improving. It mentions nearby students and staff reacting to his homecoming and ongoing work.
At the dawn festival of St John’s Catholic Church on Wednesday night one of the most interesting contests won a handsome doll for Little Mifa Murgra Bh Setley, daughter of Mr. Gomer Behley, who carried 10 in her spirited effort with help from several workers.
A local notice lists special round trip fares for the National Convention in Cincinnati. From New York 11.00 Philadelphia 15.50 Washington 14.00 Baltimore 14.00 Frederick 11.00, with other stations similarly reduced. Tickets valid for return trips June 20 and 25, with travel through July 10. Also a bakery opening in New York City and Vienna bread on sale locally.
A poorly read OCR note mentions Carpete and Mattines with an unclear status. It states fans know Hoon VALURA when they see it and links the issue to the team’s 0 attendance and rising essea this season.
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