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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1903
Page
3
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Purported society notes list several residents and visitors traveling between Unionville Frederick Baltimore Hagerstown and other towns. People cited include Mrs John Gaithers Mrs Markwood Harp Mr Albert O Smith Rev S A Hedges and Mrs Kais er among others. Several are visiting relatives attending church meetings or vacationing with family.
The Evangelical Reformed Sunday school held a 7:15 PM Ascension Festival with carols addresses and floral offerings. Rev. Robert J. Pilgram spoke on Beneficiary Education. Floral emblems honored deceased members Mary G. Haller Jessie Thomas Harry O. Mclain and others. Morning services featured a sermon on The Ascension of Christ. Also noted are preparations for a Woman's College operetta at the City Opera House and Maryland Collegiate Institute commencement at Union Bridge with twelve graduates.
Brief items from Lt Bedget noting local and general interest updates. Mentions church matters and a fenced area around a site. Read as a snapshot of community notices and brief happenings.
A New York Supreme Court verdict awards Charles Broadway Rouss II $100,000 plus $5,766 in costs after a jury finds Charles Broadway Rouse the father of the boy and that Mrs Rosseau fulfilled the agreement with the estate. The mother expresses relief and plans for the boy's future.
Eastern Milling and Export Company quotes for today show shell corn at 2.45 per barrel and other prices per bushel including six cwt at 7.00, red corn at 38 per bushel, and cote per bushel. Prices range from 0.18 to 20 per ton for various goods.
Fragmentary lines describe a drama piece with names John Wilson and Charlies Bren and scattered phrases about a city house night and dramatic mediation. The text is incomplete and hard to parse.
Memorial services are planned across several locations for deceased soldiers with religious figures officiating and local posts invited. also recounted is a historic marble slab from a South Market Street candy factory, carried through the 1868 flood and preserved as a relic amid ongoing use.
The Wilmington messenger reports Arnold Stock Company opening night at the Academy sold out. The Blue and Gray drew top purse crowds with illustrated songs and moving pictures, Desmond Trio pleasing the audience. Tonight Midnight in Chinatown is to play, with a matinee of A Race for a Hoaband tomorrow. The company then relocates to Frederick for a week starting May 25 with List in Siberia. ladies attend free.
The funeral for Joseph F. Haller, market master, was held at 2 PM from his mother in law Mrs Rufus Wilcoxon’s home on West Patrick Street. Rev Fr Francis E Craig led the house service and the Heptasophs conducted the grave service. Pallbearers were Heptasophs members J Alfred Ritter C O Ansherman Albert Routzsha Edward Gannon John F Kreh Eli G Haugh. mayor and city officials attended. interment at Mt Olivet cemetery. C Carty was funeral director.
Mr. Charles Rideout starts two houses on East Fifth Street while Mr. Bion Bopat builds two on West Sixth Street. Joseph W. Gaver, after finishing four houses on South Street, plans four more on the same thoroughfare. Edward Halley erects two houses on South Market Street between the B and O Station and South Street. Milton Derr nears completion of two houses on West Patrick Street.
Rev Issac M Motter will preach at Buckeystown M P church Sunday at 10 80. E service 7 30 p m and Sunday school 9 15 a m. St Johns Catholic observed Ascension Day with masses 6 and 9 a m vesper 7 50 p m. Sunday School Convention of the Maryland and Virginia Eldership met at Creagerstown May 28 29 30 31 with opening sermon May 28 at 5 p m by Rev S J Montgomery.
Middletown's Mrs. Ron M. Schindler, the town's oldest resident, celebrated her 94th birthday yesterday during a family reunion attended by her son T. M. Schindler, a Ferro freight agent in Detroit. Sergeant BR Hare of the GU SB Army seeks recruits and is stopping at the Park Hotel to accept enlistment in Mattinburg West Virginia tomorrow.
Constable Henry DeGrange of Adamtown pursues an apparently insane Russian or near-Russian man named John Verohalko who has wandered through Jefferson and Watersville and now hides in woods near the Strunkle home at the mouth of the Monocacy river. He resisted capture, is about 35 to 40, bearded, and has frightened the Strunkle family. DeGrange plans to organize a posse to trap him.
Jacques de Molay Commandery Knights Templar attended divine service in full uniform at All Saints Episcopal Church escorted by the Frederick Select Band. Rector Rav Dr Osborne Logie preached on a double portion of Thy Spirit, with special music by Miss Emily Maulaby. Afterward the Knights paraded through the town.
A suspect named by Scautable was arrested on charges of default and perjury near Jmeville on Saturday. He appeared before Justice Wood, waived a hearing, and posted $100 bond for grand jury appearance in September.
National Bank cash and liabilities page shows totals of 1 909,231 72 in deposits and 2,451,737 50 in total liabilities and capital. Signatures by cashier L. Zommeian and J Travers Thomas as notary sworn on April 14, 1908.
Mr and Mrs William G Bigmund of Thurmont issue invitations for the marriage of their daughter Bertha to Mr Philip E Grove of Frederick to be held at their home at noon on Wednesday June 3. Also brief local notices include a boy’s arm injury and various advertisements for crabs lunch and stock lager.
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