Frederick Weather and Local Notices From Frederick
The Frederick Daily News issue lists weather for May 1691 with temperature notes, sunrise and moon phases, plus local notices. It includes numerous mentions of residents visiting relatives, trips to Harrisburg and Baltimore, and social calls at Unionville, Walkersville, and elsewhere in Frederick County, with names such as Mrs. Ritenle, Miss Gertrude Eyler, Miss Kate Snyder, and Master Gover Hoockogey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. R. Barrick
S. A. Munn
Hagerstown
Frederick County
Charles R. Gittinger
Harrisburg
Overnor Pattison
Washington
Charles
Harrisberg
Mattie B. Murray
Gover Hoockogey
Baltimore
Capt
Hanshew
West Patrick Street
Bliss Ada Nelson
Tnion Bridge
Nicholas Brust
Lemuel Q. Eyler
Gertrude
Prestminster
Kate Snyder
Woodsboro
James P. Perry
L. P. Dison
Walkersville
Daniel Seeger
Washington, D. C
Alf Kemp
Charles Fisher
Bride
Ellicott
Charles Lawrence
Register of Wills Office
Unionville
Owen W. Complier
East Patrick Street
Loudoun County
Chas. E. Cassell
Catoctin Ciation
Mechanicstown
Frederick
Middletown
Harvey Stokes
Cleveland
Ohio
Register of Wills
Hamilton Lindsay
Tnione
Granville Lindsay
Regis
Wills
Alfred Jones
New Jersey
J. A’ Ritter
Rose Jones
Nettie Harper
Woulsbor
Harry Roberiy
Baltimom
Deaths and funerals in local community notices
Mrs Barbara Repp died at her Clemsonville residence after months of poor health from stomach catarrh and liver enlargement. Funeral at Johnsville M P church followed by interment near the church. she was widely known and a widow of Christian Repp with children including Mrs Calvin Anders and J Hamilton Repp. Charles Wolfe died in Baltimore at age 26 years 9 months and 7 days. funeral to be held at his West Fayette Street residence. Alexander Jackson jailed for steers theft by Magistrate Turner after being arrested by Constable Milter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Repp
Anne Barbara Repp
Clemsonville
This County
Johnsville M.P
Jes. EK. Nichols
Hitler D. R Saylor
Repp
Christian Repp
Calvin Anders
J. Hamilton Repp
Charles G. Repp
John Wolfe
Jesse Myers
Get Wolfe
Baltimore
Charles ©. Wolf
West Fayette Street
Triermont Private
Milter
Alexander Jackson
Brunswick
Turner
Tabernacle Pulpit On Mending Christian Nets And Faith
A long sermon discusses Christian duties as mending nets of faith rather than widening their meshes. It cautions against lax conduct, urges practical religion, kindness, and patience, and urges believers to stay in the gospel boat to mend their own nets. It uses fishing imagery and references Zebedee James and John, urging steadfast faith and avoiding secular distractions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Talmages
Lake Moerts
Ebro
Walter Doors
Waverley
Zebedee
James
John
Galiée
God
Hesten
Weber
Jas
Christ
Ueta
Mlebsters
York
Cuber Uelletts
Neter
Ete Barret
Taure
Saiuag
Chistenion
East Hampton
Long Bland
Siheney
Zebedes
Jobo
Vais
Jesus Christ
James A. Garfield
Richmond
Washington
Ishall
Heaven
Son
New York
Yan
Galilee
Sabon
Westles
Irvill
Zebeder
Frey
Ravina
Talleyhanch
Isaak Walton
and Wheatley
And
Scott
Puillman
Nets, Faith, and the Call to Mend Our Work
A long, dense sermon-like piece urges believers to mend their nets and commit to widespread gospel work. It contrasts heroic biblical fishermen with modern churchgoers, warning against complacency and urging proactive, expansive evangelism to bring nations to God. The narrative invokes Cain, Naplea, and heavenly rewards to motivate disciplined, net-sweeping outreach.
Funeral for Mrs. Margaret Benson Hobbs in Baltimore
The funeral of Mrs. Margaret Benson Hobbs aged 84, mother of Capt. Evan N. Hobbs of Frederick, was held yesterday at No 293 North Stricker street. Rev. J Watts Shoaff led services at St Pauls Methodist Church South. Interment followed in London Park family lot with numerous floral tributes from Central Police District officers, grandchildren, and Hobbs relatives. Pell-bearers were three grandsons Geo IV Hobbs Walter K Hobbs Thomas X Manaks and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hobbs
Margaret Benson Hobbs
Evan N. Hobbs
Fredérick
Baltimore
North Stricker Street
J. Watts Shoaff
St. Paul's Methodist Perieanel Church South
Loddon Park
Central Police District
James Y. Claypole
Geo. F. Price
Mr. Hobbs
Geo. IV. Hobbs
Walter K. Hobbs
Thomas X. Manaks
Wilsonm Stembler
Robert M. Stamp
T. J. Ways
Jesuit visitors inspect Mt St Marys grounds and attend conference
Jesuit novices and Rev. Frs Elsman and others visited St Marys College last week to inspect buildings and the Indian Look Out. The district Semi Annual Conference was held at Mt St Marys College on a Wednesday morning with Revs Witte Mead Rabbia Reaney Kane and other priests in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marty
T. B. Leshman
J.- T. Hed Tick
BX. Fink
S.J. M.P. Hill
J.C. Hart
S.J. J. M. Colgan
F._E. Murphy
J. M. Girand
KR. V. O'Connell
P. H. Kelly
Fr. Elsman
St Frederick
Mt. St. Mary's College
H.F. Witte
Emmitsburg
J. D. Mead
Taneytown
S. Rabbia
Hagersown
S. Reaney
Liberty-town
W. J. Kane
Westminster
Boy Breaks Leg After Fall Near Drug Store
Willie Hull twelve years old, from Sabillasville, broke his left leg stepping from Senft's drug store in Baltimore on Saturday. He had been at Good Samaritan Hospital, McCulloh and Hoffman, for a bone disease of the tettlez, with the leg broken at the diseased part. The Union Bridge Band attended the Unionville festival today. Mullinaz Kemp Dry Goods advertises new outings and fabrics with bargains, including Shan tong Pongees at 123 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie Hull
Senft
Baltimore
Sod
Willie
Sabillasville
Good Samaritan Hospital
McCulloh
Hoffman Street
Carpet Department Sees Surge in Jap Mattings
The carpet department reports arrival of 47 rolls totaling 7880 rials bringing this season to 170 rolls or 430 yards of Japanese mattings. Management notes rapid growth and daily sales increase and invites customers to visit headquarters for unique styles and prices.
Wait Monday General Holiday Observed in Frederick
Whit Monday was broadly observed in Frederick and nearby, with many farms closed and factories letting workers take trips. Resorts were crowded as people relaxed, and holiday events were held to honor the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amoor
Frederick
Didielvan
Honer
Frederick City Manufactures Growth and Local Events
Frederick City Manufacturing Development Co. expanded with nine industrial ventures, including Enron Manufacturing 220 workers producing 24 14 dozen shoes weekly, Valumella brush plant employing 60 making 4 000 to 5 000 brushes daily, and multiple shoe and factory efforts. The obituary notes funeral for C A Uilleary killed on Baltimore and Ohio MeatsGetci Thadodas. service by Rev. Thomas Jone, interment at Plano No. 4. pallbearers from Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers. A social outing from Miss Gertie Smith’s East Port Street home to White Rock by bus. A Buckeystown party also visited White Rock via Zacharias Inegebus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Frederick Cits
Frederick City Manufacturing & Development Co
Enron Manufacturing Co
Frederick Shoe Manufacturing Co
Engiveen Hileary Garled
Sr. C. A. Uilleary
Baltimore and Ohio
Hanover Street
Thomas Jone
William Street
Metholay Church
Camden Station
Thomas Fitzgerald
Divistos
Aupertatenntert
Hammond
J. H. Schultz
Tickner & Sons
White Rock
Mise
Gertie Smith
East Pontrh Strest
Buckeystown
Whitt Rock
Zacharias
Horse Jump Frightens Driver Near Jeffereen Pike
Yesterday near noon Afr. Marvin Hemmell drove a five horse buggy attached to Otho J. Gaver’s vehicle on the Jeffereen pike west of Lila city. The mare frightened by a passing bicycle plunged over a stone fence, injuring herself about the hips. The buggy sustained no damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin Hemmell
Otho J. Gaver
Jeffereen
Lila City
Bugsy
Schultz's Fast Stopper and Local Items
Dir Schultz's Fast Stopper features Louis P Schultz of Sykesville driving a $400 Kentucky thoroughbred bought in Baltimore. A Tuesday operation by Dr F B Smith noted a delicate surgical success on a colored woman named Mrs Wanzell of West Ail Sainte, age 7, with rapid improvement. Joint Birthday Celebrathon honors Mrs Q Christie Miller and Miss Mary Little of South Market Street with guests and baskets of fruit and flowers. Captain Grohav sold six Groff Park lots on West Fourth Street as advertised in TH% News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schultz
Louis P. Schultz
Frederick
Sykesville
Baltimore
Gots Huetler
F.b.smith
Wanzell
West Ail Sainte
Chriaste Miller
Snd
Slater, Mies
Mary Little
South Market Street
Ceptain Grohav
Groff
Local Carpet and Mattings Offered at North Market Street Shop
We have laid in plaid colored effects four big lots of five cent and five cent goods. Best, 1 N Market St next to Faith Temple of Fancy. C E B Cline & Co announce readiness to furnish rooms with desirable carpets and mattings. Large stock, beautiful patterns, and fair prices. If buying this spring, visit to be pleased with style and value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. R. Best
N. Market St
Saiths Temple of Fancy
Property Transfers and Miscellaneous Fragments
Fragmentary OCR lists several land transfers among named parties including half and one acre parcels to various individuals. The text also mentions table references and a cryptic note about a fair with BeLerous indies and yearly attendance, but details are unclear due to garbled names and numbers.
City Opera House hosts May 20 1891 picnic concert
Pei Tne Parph leads a 45 voice concert at the City Opera House titled st Cny Upers Hoare offering balanced, catchy tunes. The event promises novel features and a special boat excursion to the picnic grounds starting 8 p.m. May 20 with excursion rates of one dollar on the upper deck ninety five cents otherwise. Tickets available at Yeakle's from May 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iarse
Weil Balancrd
Ciy
Picnle
City Opera House
Yeakle's
Loyns Wins Big House Painting Contracts in Walkersville
James W. Loyns, renowned house painter, leads a force painting a dwelling for W. H. Cromwell in Walkersville. Loyns has several large contracts lined up, signaling continued success for the skilled tradesman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James W. Loyns
Bendss
W. H. Cromwell
Walkersville
Loyna
Tennsonian Treat at Seminary Ball Friday May 22
The Alumni Association of the F. F. Seminary presents a representation of Tennyson’s Idylls of the King with scenes from Arthurian legends and songs. The event occurs at the Seminary Ball on Friday evening, May 22, featuring elaborate stage scenes and performances by students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alumnn
F. F. Seminary
Baltimore firm to present samples at City Hotel
To the Ladies ROY Rackey representative Messin Joel Gutman & Co. of Baltimore will be at City Hotel on Monday Tuesday and Wednesday May 18 19 and 20 with a full mine of samples from their establishment. Call and see them. Special patterns and prices in black and colored grenadines and India silks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Rackey
Joel Gutman
Shrinet Milling Co Roller Flour Demand Surges
A Great Increase. Our retail sale of Ceresyilie roller flour were one-third greater during the week ending March 21st than ever known before, showing strong demand for quality home trade goods. EA Shrinet Milling Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ea; Shrinet » Milling Co
Attractive Advertising Specialties and New Novelty Promos
The Newa office offers attractive novelty advertising items and prints cheap, claiming to silence competition with spring announcements. Also promotes Dr Hart fey Remedy for catarrh sold by druggists for one dollar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newa
Dr Hart
Fey
Gilbert’s Summer Shoes and Jackets Prospectus
An early 20th century ad promotes low prices on garments and footwear at Gilbert’s store. Highlights include women’s spring jackets and blazers, children’s straw hats, and a large stock of shoes described as comfortable and neat. Children’s sizes and various colors featured. storm of sales rhetoric urges immediate purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilberts
A. Gilbert
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