Easter Services Bright and Holy Across City Churches
Easter Sunday in the city featured bright, clear weather and full church attendance. services at Eva S. Lutheran ALL Saints Reformed St James and others highlighted decorations, choral music, and sermons on the Resurrection. catechism and missionary offerings noted. St John Catholic and Presbyterian groups held mass and sermons on the Resurrection with notable organ and choir performances.
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Csweed Privat and Cier
Beliday
Frick
Epring
Eva S. Lutheran
Evan Lutheran Church
Westerny
Btr
J. Heisley Keller
Mamie Sims
Mamie Ott
Daisy Burger
Katie Wiener
Pearl Ender
Nettie Harper
Chopin
Biss Carty
Oshorne Ingle
Miss Campbell
al. G. Staley Gambrill
Bir
McCutchon
ST. James
Imorolog
Geo. Diehl
Ida Johnson
Lucy Smith
Geo. Ed. Smith
ST. John's Catholic
Gaffney
Hamilton
Lessman
Brown
Fink
Pardo
Jones
Taz
Meres
City Drinking Fountains Plan For Ten Public Nodes
North Market resident M. P. Borse proposes ten bronze drinking fountains for citywide public use funded by subscriptions. Each 4 ft 6 in high 10 in diameter, about 43 dollars retail with large discounts possible. locations include Market Fifth, Market Third, City Hall, Patrick and Market, All Saints and Market, Court Square southeast, Ruland’s store Bentztown, Bentztown Hill top, Carroll and Patrick, and Pennsylvania Railroad Patrick.
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M. P. Borse
Market
Fifth Street
Merket
Third
City Hall
Patrick and Merket
All Saints and Market
South East Corner Court Square
Ruland’s
Bentztown
Bentztown Hill
Carroll and Patrick
Pennsylvania Railroad
Patrick
Rev J R Williams Accepts Uniontown Charge
Rev J R Williams of Altoona Pa has accepted call to the Uniontown Charge and will reside with his family at the parsonage in Uniontown. He preached his first sermon at St Pauls Church on Easter Sunday. Boundaries and meetings are set for the Called Brethren church at 7 30 this evening with a Young People session led by W W Lease. The Kings Daughters Society plans to finalize arrangements for Friday’s entertainment at the 3ME Church.
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Andrew J. Gil
Christ
Chl
J.R. Williams
Altoona
Uniontown
Paul's Church
Called Brethren
W. W. Lease
King’s Daughters Society
3ME
Narrow Escape on East Patrick Street Potent Snow Avalanche
A narrow escape occurred on East Patrick street as a snowboard gave way and an avalanche of snow slid toward Alsdy and a gentleman near the residence of Dr. Christian Woerner. The danger passed without injury this evening.
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Alsdy
East Patrick
Christian Woerner
Ta Town Welcomes Wild Man from Borneo
A traveling show arrives in Ta Town featuring the wild man from Borneo. Local crowds gather as performers set up this oddity in a staged exhibit with expected curiosity and spectacle.
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Borneo
Town
Tremendous Snow Storm of 1891 Compared to Past Blizzards
A reader summary notes a major snow event Saturday afternoon that failed to match the severity of the 1866 and 1689 storms. Roads and fences suffered some damage but travel was only mildly impeded. Warm sun later melted much of the snow and streams swelled, yet no widespread destruction occurred. Advertised letters at Frederick city post office list several names. local entertainment at City Opera House drew a fairly large crowd, with Japanese juggling and a strong overall show. The issue also contains medical ads on catarrh treatments and cough cures, promoting Kemp’s Balsam and Hartley remedies, and notices about local products and vitamins.
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Endurance labor and medical cures promoted in old ad
A fragmented vintage ad text notes labor by tas pitts te tone af te Bee pay and references a daily value of 30,000 Spe. It mentions heart and breathing symptoms and a claimed remedy Pan-Tins Cure for consumption. Jos. B Gare is cited as a doctor, with the Postmaster and others discussing a neglected cold leading to consumption.
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Ea Bioad
Losmanes
Geo
Sonsey
Jos
Gare
Pan- Tins
Steiner Brothers Dingess
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