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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 27, 1892

Page

3

Mechan icstown election to fill vacancy after death

An election will be held in Mechan icstown tomorrow to elect a commissioner to fill the vacancy caused by the death of N C Groff. Community notes report summer borders appearing in the county and various local events, including property fires, crafts, and notable visits.

South Moustais William Myers Bir Willard N. Garret Ae —Sherif Cromwell Deputy Cramer Woebster Snyder Sharpsburg Paingsena A. C. Mutter Boonsboro Brown Christian T. Zacharias Emmitsburg Francis Kessler Frederck County Eptet Stork Wks Frank G. Lenz Belair Baltimore Belate Oxford New York Young John Baker Frederick Lewis M. Zimmerman Eva E. Devildlas Helen M. Doty Nora M. Loy Frederick County State Normal Khoo

Orchard Birds and a Tragic Peewee Nest Loss

In our orchard a variety of birds share the season, from the pewee and woodpeckers to the sparrow and crow. A peewee mistakenly built on a joist, then collapsed under the weight of her family, while a second nest on a grapevine ends in a tragic death for a mother bird. The piece notes behavior, nesting attempts, and the tensions of spring neighbors among the feathered colony.

Nawe Miso Frances Willard Union Koy Peewee Gibraltar Penny Jack Pete Watrand Horechall Ash-pond Ste Emer

Quiet wedding in Trinity Lutheran Hagerstown

A very quiet wedding took place Tuesday afternoon at Trinity Lutheran Church Hagerstown. Lizzie M. Selena of East Franklin Street married Milton C. Hockensmith of Middleburg Pa. Rev Oscar G Kiinger officiated. About twenty five attendees, including the bride’s Sunday School class, witnessed the ceremony. The couple left for Pittsburgh and Graceham then will live in Aidebury.

Trinity Lutheran Church Hagerstown Lizae M. Selena East Franklin Atreat Milton Ec. Hockensmith Middleburg Oscar Gi. Kiinger Catherine Alters Pittsburg Graceham Predarick County Aidlebury John Fleming Haunawick Wuping Baltimore & Ohio Halipead Misa Amanda Krepa Martha Kreps Clearapring W. Owen Brunswick J. B. Herring Alsa Jennie E George W. Brengle Novitiste Inet Ave Gashey V. Staub Mary Lebbert Misa Brengle Sopris CE Ganda Meka Mlle Ballle Dorsey Gaiem Avenue Mr. Wagner Altoona St. Mary's Catholic Church Masa Rabbin Misa Mary Martin Salem Avenue Misa Dorsey Ermimultsburg This County

Loan of 140000 for West Virginia and Pittsburgh Railroad

James Sloan Jr of Farmers and Merchants National Bank in Baltimore arranged a 140000 car trust and equipment loan with J N Camden of the West Virginia and Pittsburg Railroad. The loan is split with Citizens National Bank of Baltimore and will be repaid quarterly over three to six years with coupon notes. Proceeds from the railroad bond sale to New York banks will fund railroad construction and terminal acquisitions including a new line to Baltimore via Frederick.

West Virginia Pittburg James Sloan Virginia Pitwberg Reaiiroad Compan Bas Ita Guild Bonda New York Banking Baltimore Froder

Fragmentary OCR Notes on Real Estate and Marital Records

Fragmented text shows references to real estate parcels in Brusawick and a memorial shape involving wheat and steel of immortelles plus a marriage license notice for John Hermardt and Virginian E. Brenglé in a city. All details are unclear and partially garbled.

Aveneeflaing Frederick City Real Estate and Improvement Company of Heltt Nore Uy Handalpi Brusawick R Spe John Hermardt Flércing E. Brenglé Beth Ible Ctey

The Knights Templar Sermon on The Ascension

The Knights Templar delegation heard a sermon at the Evangelical Reformed church led by Rev. Eschbach with organ and choir pieces by Suyth and Smith. The preacher stressed the symbolic value of the Ascension, its link to resurrection, and its lessons for earthly duty, faith, and the guiding power of Christ's departure, urging members to live according to Christian virtues and knightly vows. He contrasted heavenly ascent with earthly work and emphasized steadfast service until reunion with Christ.

Horton Rechbagh Jacyteade Molay Kalghta Mindy Christ Mary Amfachstone Esater Gall- Jae Galilee Jesus Christ Earth Kingdom of God Ascension Nate Ink Chiat

Croquet Party Hints Pleasant Afternoons in Unionville

The piece notes a group of ladies in Unionville forming a croquet ground on North Church Street with two new croquet sets ready for good weather. It highlights Helen Youty, a Unionville young lady and Baltimore Normal School graduate, who completed 21 studies with an average percentage, the highest being 90 percent.

Pune North Church Street Mino Helen Youty Unionriile Normal School Baltimore Saas

Sunday School Celebration at Reformed Church

The Reformed church held its Ascension Day festival with a children’s program led by Pastor Hey Dr Exch bach and Rev J M Hench. The chancel display featured a crystal cross crown and flowers as youngsters sang and performers presented a sequence of hymns and offerings.

Hey Exchbach 3. M. Hench Frederick J. Lewis Sabthivavilie HF. Ditmar Jefferson C. Single. Weatmingter Pollowinig Geo Ed Buldh Mra Win Uwwuale Ton Infante Cis Infanta Ifan Panniy Muresby Jedus Largo Achool Istgo Haavoa Hrof Mieses Baker Dicen Theron Lawis H. Stelper Seroma Beast Hero c

Storm forecast extends across continent with multiple waves

Forecaster Fonter predicts a series of storms sweeping from the central valleys to the Pacific coast. The first storm reaches the Pacific by May, with western mountains and southern regions affected by late May and early June, followed by a second storm in June hitting the coast and eastern states.

Fonter Oo Fonter Pacific Misalesippi Pacific Coast Ath

Velrrana Camp Meeting Notes and Candidate Enrollment

A meeting of the Velrrana A dlepensation Lesbean camp, Sons of Veterans in Antietam City will be held on June the Tith. The officer charged with enrollment allows candidates to be enrolled at the same meeting they are nominated.

Velrrana A Dlepensation Lesbean Antietam Sons of Veterans Dvision

Death claims Martinsburg figure in late hour collapse

Christian M. Shaffer, a longtime Martinsburg resident, died at 10:90 lamt following a collapse. The death ends a long personal history in the community and prompts local tributes as authorities investigate the circumstances.

Caritian M. Shapyer Christian M. Shaffer Nat Martinsburg W. Va

Aldermen Nominated in City Primary Races

Democrats nominated alderman candidates across city districts in primaries held yesterday for June 2 voting. Results show tight races in the Third and Fourth districts with Yeakle and Ordman advancing. Leves, Payne, and others named to committees as chairs. The central and city committees will convene to organize next steps for aldermen and mayor nominations.

Aliermante Grateray Belpg Sra Yeatle D.T. Ordeman Willisor Freckle Francis Lhiauwe HE Shipley Tere Uiermaer Josey F. Edgenhauer Joseph FL Payne Whairman Cly Beaxceathye Committee Path BT Rhodes Cyergar

Baltimore and Ohio herald new passenger locomotives for Royal Blue line

The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad introduces three new passenger engines built at the Baltimore Locomotive Works. Weighing 110000 pounds with four leading wheels and large cylinders, they join the Royal Blue Line trains between New York and Washington. The G and WU line adds over forty high speed locomotives in weeks ahead and the company expands power, track and terminal facilities. A June Chicago round trip fare sale offers one fare for the journey from June 14 to 20 with return by July 6. A position is open for sale collectors with references.

Haltimore & Ohio Hall Chiesge Avigion Balitwity Locomotive Works Ha&o Company Chicago Royal Blue Line New York Philadelphia Baltimore Washington Palle HG OG Balirosd G & WU Daetgn Omndleigner Orate Pittman Wo& O Posenger Atiaotic Seaboard Chi- Card Baltimore and Ohio

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