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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1903
Page
3
Prompt reports to The News are requested from subscribers who notice any irregularity in receiving their newspapers. The notice emphasizes quick communication to ensure proper delivery and account accuracy.
Purely personal notes list Mies May Main visiting relatives in Chicago Ill. Douglas H Hargett away on business. B T Nicodemus of Unionville spent yesterday in the city. Fred Smith of Baltimore apant yesterday with friends. William DeLashmutt of Baltimore spent yesterday at home. Mrs Sarah Loyns left yesterday to visit her son Elmer in Govanstown Md. W H Turner Eastern Milling and Export Co s local mill manager is in Philadelphia on business. J H Holdcraft Excelsior Monuments Works left this morning on a business trip to Clarke County Va. Mire Sarah Waters who spent six months with relatives here left this afternoon for Brewster Nebraska. J Wm Neighbours near Frederick and Mrs G O House of Middletw er e visiting sister Mrs rry G Mangans in Hagerstown.
The paper reports the death of Mildred Lynch Baker at age 35 in Thurmont from illness related to war injuries. Funeral is set for 8:00 a.m. at home with Mt. Olivet cemetery interment. George Anderson of Brunswick dies at Montevue Hospital aged 45 from consumption. In baseball, Maryland School defeats Doub’s 15 to 6. Brust shines with 14 strikeouts and Creager 10, umpired by Remsberg and Borgee.
Jacob Baer of Salem vinia, formerly of this city, has moved to the Woolsey home farm after purchasing it from James Lee of Churchville VA for £21,750. The 312 acre property is highly cultivated with strong stock-raising potential. A horse and buggy belonging to Mr Harry Grove ran away to All Saints Street but was safely returned to the B&O Rathosd Station.
A Trinity Baptist style sermon in the Romans sixteen text discusses the witness of the Spirit and the adoption of believers. The preacher contrasts immediate spiritual testimony with mediated knowledge and urges personal assurance through the Spirit’s work, noting the strong role of divine sonship in Christian life.
The Alamo Club of F. F.S. schedules an important meeting tonight at the Women's College with attendance requested. Also listed are sales notices at W. S. Gailer's warehouse corner Patrick and Carroll Streets offering clover timothy and rye products. Bella Seafood announces fresh varieties and a Tuesday May 26 benefit event at 3 o'clock for St. John's Sunday School with adult and children's tickets.
A mixed page segment includes a financial balance like the Koramation fund and bank totals with capitalization and liabilities, followed by a sworn bank director statement dated April 1908. The text also advertises local events and notices including dinners, recitals, a gas price change, lodging, and a memorial poem.
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