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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1891
Page
4
The Daily News reports a Tusxtuy 127 set event involving Otlan Sipe and Mone. Details are unclear in the fragment but indicate a scheduled or completed measure or match with those names as principal participants.
A ragged set of local notices lists Wanted a Man For Rent House For Rent Dwelling Sale Cigar Store and public sale details. Notes residents returning home from the West and Ohio, visits in Westminster and surrounding towns. Mentions Miss Nettie Byerman Mittie V Simpson Cora Derilbiss and Abs Zimmermann, with names of local businesses and a sermon at Sparrows Point. Minor injuries and job placements noted amid community news.
The Annual Meeting of the Board of Aldermen held at ten o'clock in the City Opera House Building elected officers. J F Eisenbauer was named President of the Board of Aldermen and G P Hane as Clerk. City Register L M Nixdorf, Water Superintendent C N Hahn, and many others were chosen for posts including Market Master John E Fennings, City Attorney C V Levy, and Police personnel Jno R Hobbs, Andrew Renzer, A Oberderner, Frank Brookey. Electric Light and Health boards filled with named members.
Mr Hardt appointment as Nations Bank Examiner was reported in Saturday’s News. He will be assigned to the district embracing Maryland and the District of Columbia and begin his new duties around April 1.
Pupils of Ladiesburg public school will hold an entertainment on 4 Monday evening March 30. The program includes dialogues recitations tableaux and singing. Proceeds will be used to improve the school yard.
New York March 15 Dr Tabuagei sermons titled The Pies of the Cities warn that corrupt amusements threaten youth. In vivid dialogue a clash of swords and moral reflections illustrate dangers of sensational recreation. The preacher urges restraint, work, and Christian duty over reckless pleasure.
A speaker recalls a man torn by drink and sin, describing violent moral ruin, a deathbed vision of his mother and wife, and a struggle to repent. The narrative urges domestic duties, faith, and the memory of past bonds to spur better choices before judgment. It portrays ruin through Delilah like companions and the collapse of a sanctified home.
The Roanoke Times reports on prominent ministers attending the M. E. Church South conference. It recalls Rev. W. Kins ee born in Johnsville Maryland and lists his career from 1871 through 1883 including presiding elder duties. It also details Rev. J. G. Knott born Shepherdstown and his education at Shepherd College Vanderbilt and tenure in various circuits, noting his European trip and service at Lewisburg and Artington.
McCabe and Young Colored Operatic Minstrels to appear at City Opera House on March 17. The Louisville Courier Journal notes Buckingham Theater seating limits and high demand with 1,080 balcony tickets and 500 refused admission. Audience praised performances and galleries clapped vigorously. cast includes Tom Brown and artists Veron, Dizi, Miller, and the Brewer brothers.
Census bulletins report arena county population down 970 since the public school teachers count. Total pupils 10 845 with 9 051 white and 1 294 colored. white pupils include 4 942 male and 4 109 female. Colored pupils number 609 male and 635 female. Griswold is DeadA Minor Griswold editor of Texas Siftings died suddenly in Sheboygan Falls Wisconsin while slated to lecture in Frederick Iss month.
The Carpet Department reports solid early season sales with a steady increase in trade over the past weeks. Hullinix and Kemp state plans to enhance attractiveness and scoring to sustain momentum.
At Keller's Hall in Buckeystown about 8 o'clock Friday March 12 a gathering of about 50 from Buckeys and nearby attended a supper in honor of Mr. Harry Trendie on the eve of his departure for Chicago. The event featured long tables, cakes and seafood, with greetings from Rev Sheridan and others. Community credit was given for organizing the bash.
Very garbled wedding items from Baltimore and surrounding area describe several marriages. Names include J Thomas W Pratt St Baltimore, S W Bodo, Elizabeth J Siwers, Jane Sout AEs, Mr. S W Bodo engagement, and Vanish Brlize. Social notes mention a party by Mr and Mrs Miller and guests Eddie Houtzahs and Katie Goldsborough, with dancing and supper plans.
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