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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1901
Page
5
Rencher Giz Goods reports a sale of 83 patterns for sewing and crafting. The notice highlights discounted pattern sets and offers at the store location with limited-time availability and customer option details.
PURELY PERSONAL. Paragraphs about those who come and go. Gertrude Steiner of near Jefferson visits Baltimore friends and relatives and Mrs Collins of Cuba visit Ernest Tolbert's family in Rocka. Andrew Apple of Washington D C visits his aunt Mrs J Pontius of Middletown. Nellis Koogle ends week with George O Gardner, Middle. Lloyd M Kepler of Hunging Pa native of Middletown visits family of Mrs ite Shank and relatives at Godsboro. Samuel Wagner and wife of London Ohio, guests of Dr William H Wagner Woodsboro, have returned home. T O Harbaugh of Casstown Ohio, Middletown native, candidate for recorder of Miami County. Frashour and stepson Miss Mable Martin of Thurmont revisit Middletown. Benjamin Remaburg near Springfield Ohio, until five years a Middetown resident, visits relatives. trolley ride from Frederick to Middletown first in area. J Remsburg also visits sister Elizabeth over of Wolfsville. A F Devilbiss and wife of Iowa.
News items report Jesustown chosen for a summer encampment of the First Brigade Maryland National Guard. Six new census totals for Garrett County indicate growth enough to gain an additional delegate at Annapolis. The body of Count Eugene Stanislaus Mitkiewicz is buried in Greenmount Cemetery after funeral in Baltimore. A contract for a certain building in Charlestown was awarded for 14 904 dollars. Milk Producers Association receivers are authorized to call upon subscribers for unpaid capital stock. Four individuals, including Caleb Kendall, face charges for robbery at a store in Ice Orchard. A petition seeks a new star route for mail between Derwood and Brookville via Redland and Grifton. Robert A. K. Dick of Garland files $50 000 damages suit in the U S Court at Baltimore against United Mine Workers Journal and organizer William Ner for publications during Maryland miners’ strike.
A dense list of forthcoming sermons and services across multiple churches in Quynn, Schleyeville, All Saints, St Johns Kemp Hall, and other congregations. It notes times for morning and evening worship, Sunday school, leagues, and special events, with details on speakers and visiting clergy from various states and countries. The May procession and first holy communion are also described for Catholic and other parishes.
General and Mrs. L Victor Baughman entertained Gov. John Walter Smith ex Gov William R Merriam director of the federal census and Mr and Mrs Edward McCluley of Washington at their suburban home Poplar Terrace This afternoon General Baughman chartered a car and their party traveled to Myersville Middletown with a luncheon at Braddock Heights The visitors will stay in Frederick tomorrow.
Albany dispatch reports officers of the Traction Company and striker representatives signing an agreement settling the strike on the company’s lines. May 16.
San Francisco May 18 doctors announce Mrs McKinley condition decidedly improved. Catholic Summer School directors move sessions to Harper's Ferry West Virginia with opening Sunday July 14 expected Cardinal Martinelli present. Frederick Baseball Club loses 12 to 0 to Washington College in season opener at Athletic Park. Market quotes list corn at 32.00 per barrel shelled 40 cents per bushel wheat 72 cents per bushel Bay 19 to 14 per ton.
The eighty first annual Maryland Clasis of the Reformed Church met in Middletown with about 60 ministers and elders. Rev. George A. Snyder of Hagerstown was elected president. Assignments covered home missions Sunday school work education and foreign missions with talks by Rev. E R Eschbach and others. Sessions opened with a service led by Rev. Alexander Bateman and committee chairs announced.
Miss Alice Kirk of Ourwenaville Pa gave a graduating piano recital at the Woman's College. Her Beethoven Chopin and Mendelssohn program displayed wide repertoire and refined technique. The student's performance earned high praise and the music department was lauded for its progress.
Under Mrs. Charlie W. Ross Jr the final cotillion of the winter in Junior Hall drew a courteous crowd. The event featured six dances, a tete-a-tete room for resting between dances, and a midnight supper from the stage. Guests included William P. Maulsby and families of Howard Waters Helfenstein McGill Fletcher Pigman Williamson Moulsby Ritchie McSherry Fanetleroy Moody and others with the Frederick Select Orchestra providing music.
The High School of East Church Street presented a pleasant afternoon program with piano and vocal solos and a Shakespeare themed drama The Ladies Speak at Last It featured Misses Mullinix Wineberg Cronise McDaniel Markey Moberly and Reifsnider among the cast and raised funds for building lights.
A May 1901 program features Macbeth by Prof. Chartemagne Koshler at St Johns Circle Library City Opera House with musical and Shakespearean pieces. Advertises clams oysters soft crabs fresh meals, lunches, and beverages at City Hotel Buffet with Schlitz beer. Special train to Middletown. charity notices and a grand lunch. Also promotions for shirts, dinners, and local services.
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