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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1892
Page
5
A jumble of classified items begins with ET Test The Model Loy and Perry for GQ بهره Gilbert Renner and Kemp Yor Rent-Farm. Listings include For Sale Bicycle For Rent Stablea Help Wanted Boy Public Sale Roelkey Tegal Administrator's and Lesat Audtrinisteatrdt's Note.
A collage of tiny local notes reports new long distance telephones in Chambersburg and Waynes, early gardening plans, district rail signals, and weather hints. It mentions a child’s recovery from a swallowed pin, a bill to remove disabilities for Ezekiel Ayres, and petition for John J. Summer.
The Maryland Conference adjourned after morning and afternoon sessions at Georgetown Chapel Walkersville with devotional exercises, ordination prospects, and reports on church erection education and missionary work. Key figures included Rev J Roudabush Rev Kephardt and Rev Castle and the Lebanon Valley College report.
The Orphans Court handles letters of administration for Simon P Summers with Amoda C Summers named executrix. First and final accounts are filed for Elizabeth Pattengall and John A Lynch as administrators and executors. Actions include sale orders for estate property and the Ardwad Link matter against a relative, with Wertber and Worthington representing estates.
The Philomucieans held a large gathering at the Michison building in South Market. Officers elected were President Folgee Mehfuses, Vice President Prof MOP Alohante, Secretary Glenn H Worthington, Recording Secretary Dr Lloyd P Macgill Jr, and Treasurer Parsons Miller. The session included a debate on whether the English government should abolish states of nobility, which the group narrowly supported.
A quiet sale of the late Miasea Berger household effects drew few bidders. Among items, an old family Bible bound with copper edges bore a genealogical record. antique mirrors from Germany circa 1752 were among heirlooms linked to John R Latham of New York.
Fire at the house of Mr J W Morgan on West Fifth Street was spotted about 7 am. The blaze started in a kitchen fireplace used for hanging kettles and caused minor burns to Mira Morgan as neighbors helped extinguish it.
In Gone Into Business 7th Rev L Knodle, recently back in Middletown Valley after twenty years in Ohio, rented a Bilddietown dwelling and the former QW Hemaburg cabinet shop room to open a jewelry store. He previously ran the same business in Nevada Ohio, bringing experience to the venture. Albert Wittler and wife purchased a house and lot in Frederick for 850 dollars from Ben Phebus. Miss Malada Koogle, formerly of Middletown Valley, bought Jacob Sales’s two story frame house on Jonathan Street Hagerstown for 50 dollars.
Mr Lloyd Koogla plans relocating to Hagerstown while Geo D Noutzahn will occupy the Lim Chas house. Chas Sadth moves to Washington Dleer's farm near Hakle's Station. Geo Ausherman shifts to Burkittaville Montay and Lem uel Habington to Integra. Mary Moser leaves Myerayilte for a new home.
The Young Men's Catholic Union and St Joms Beneficial Society plan meetings in their room at 2 4.0L tomorrow. A Catholic Benevolent Legion meeting is set for Monday at 4 p.m. A sale of personal property at East Patrick Street yielded various items including an antl desk for 20 and chairs for 3 6, with trustees and receivers listed among those connected to the estate.
Michael Plan Mire records a mall carrier Mr David Wastlery of Charlewshie noticed ash from a cigar fall onto his lap blanket while smoking yesterday. The blaze was extinguished with no damage.
The report notes Vroke Hin Wet Harry, son of Mr. Vatelek Tinney, near Mount Grove, fell from a high chair east of Uhindhty yesterday and broke his left wrist. Dr UV from Starsetts treated him.
The pay car of the Pennsylvania Railroad arrived in the city Saturday at 1 20 PM drawn by a locomotive Noft, with the usual overalls on board. After paying their employees the train departed on March turn departure at Lael.
Washington weather service chief Clark Harrington issued a brief forecast noting unsettled conditions across Maryland and surrounding regions. Expect developing showers and cooler temperatures with varying winds through the next 24 hours.
News from Annapolis reports a gale scattering and disabling a small oyster craft, while oysters in the area suffer from illness and limited work. A House subcommittee visits the Naval Academy, and local tragedies and fires occur across Dorchester and Sparrow’s Point with multiple fatalities and investigations.
A string of obituaries and notices from Cumberland and nearby areas records deaths and ailments. Maria Luckey of Cumberland and Ella Buckey are named along with several other residents such as Henry Skega of Monrovia and Mrs Diehlman of Philadelphia.
A garbled Carroll County page notes George B. Youth of Litheastown Pa renting a hotel and weather notes about snow belts. Mentions deaths including Nathanie Lelater and Col Thomas Douay, with references to local officials and bank figures. Reports a grand lodge gathering in Westminster with expected outside visits and a cordial reception by the order.
Middletown society page lists Frederick resident Brian Wandie Strawasherver visiting, Ara GC. Mate Derry marrying W. E. Toms of San Pranetavo, California, in town. Couples Harry Clapsaddie and bride of Andalusia, Pa spend days with Mr. CG. Ay Heagy. Frederick BLI. Kienedl’s family return to Springfield Oslo after a decade in Hagerstown. M A Chintuburlain recent return to Sharpsburg from Springfield Ohio visits. Leater 13. Benesley to Charlestown W. Va. for work with lumber dealer Elmer B. Beachlay. Dr. F. A. Tupley of Martinsburg, Pa arrives with friends. Misses Ly, Frances Routzalm and Laure F. McBride visit Ohio and Indiana relatives. trip ends with return home.
OCR reads a scattered roster of names and places from a county record or almanac. It lists individuals such as F W Young and L W Uberis alongside towns like Philadelphia Albany and Canton with various affiliations and partial annotations.
The Middletown Register notes social gatherings at the homes of Mrs. Keidward Kefauver and Mr. dela Hotmaa, with a young folk attendance from town. It mentions a painting project at the Ible morose and a new directory by Kirwin.
The House debates include tax measures for timber exemptions and jury commissions in Alesaus, while the Senate advances charter matters for Hagers Town and State Line Hallway. Officials discuss county elections, police powers, and payroll-related bills as governor and treasurer attend state meetings.
The Baltimore and Wilmington conferences meet in March to handle church matters and petitions. Rev. C Whit Bhonf petitions to go to St Maula Church while St Paul aims to reclaim Mt Shoal. Elder G A Baker travels from Frederick to West Baltimore.
A list of committee members and staff for the Junior Company event appears, naming Ger A Gile bert de bobo dt terry Bear door managers Ma Seeger Thomas duteher Geo Rodkey Warren Taylor Chas Lochner Chat Widdlemaser Hurrn Alvheed Lyter Calvin Ingle Melyin ues Thomas Kachiman Uittinger Lewis Ioldhaposer musical director Murray Hacer Victaritepane cloak room keepers Lurian Webb Geo EO Baker dior keepers Fluwee Bader James Irust Veo A Gilberts Try maste and several others.
In Chicago, Vactory Notes and associates prepare the plant and machinery at Heredles Trou Works for the forthcoming event. The steam grickyard closed briefly to save costs, with work to resume next Monday and a YMCA meeting planned for tomorrow.
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