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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1895
Page
4
A historical note explains how high and low air pressure areas move eastward about 600 miles daily. It details wind patterns around highs and lows, with warmer, moist air arriving from the south southeast of lows and cooler, clearing winds from the northwest between high and low regions.
The Weekly News presents a broad city and world summary with a full lynching report and diverse features. It includes humor letters, poems, new stories, serials, illustrations, and a heavy ads section listing sales, portraits, dry goods, farm notices, and holiday items.
PURELY PERSONAL. Pleasant paragraphs about those who come and go. Miss E Hopwood returns from Germantown Md. Miss Sabina Beckley and Miss Annie Beckley leave for Washington Philadelphia and New York for several weeks. Mrs Naonte Mareball Johnson goes to Woolford Md for her cousin Miss Bizabsih L Woolford wedding next week. Mire A J Wilcoxen visits Baltimore relatives. Miss Margaret Qinzy leaves for Washington DC. Myr B Rosevour in Frederick on business. Orphans Court Fourth and final account of Elias years guardian to Bertha Stup. Hood's Sarparille promoted in ad copy.
The Frederick and Mindietown Electric Railroad board held a meeting to review opening the road bed between Braddock and Middletown. Tendered bids for four sections were accepted from Leas F. Kessner and Daniel E. Kefan ver with a fifth to David Wain, work to start immediately. The plan aims to ready tracks by January if weather cooperates, with surveying and cross ties contracts to follow and a 20 percent stock call planned for December.
At Gity Hall Tonight the New York Philharmonic Club appeared to a packed Helena crowd. The sextet, each a soloist of prominence, delivered artistically performed selections that drew strong approval and delight from the vast, fashionable audience.
Rev Charles Cicaterri chaplain of St. Josephs Hospital Philadelphia died Tuesday at St Josephs Hospital after an illness of about two weeks. He was 75 and longtime theology professor at the novitiate from 1841 to 1964. Mrs Nimrod Shipley formerly of this city and long based in Washington died at her home there Saturday while Freder Frederick attended her mothers funeral.
A horse attached to a cart owned by Wr D Kemp of Freder ick ran away yesterday morning into the countryside and into the city. It went down North Market and into Guard Street before being captured. No damage or injuries reported. The team was returned by Mr Casper Killian.
The third quarterly conference of Lin gence and Lalon Srug ececatt will be held Saturday Nov 2 at 3 pm at Acton Bridge MB Church. Preaching by Rev Joe Neal at 3 pm Sunday November 24 a kite feast at 9 30. Epworth League events at the Methodist Episcopal Church Vetuerhe with meetings every Crissy eres log. Rev Thomas Wood delivered a lecture on European cities in Aston Bridge town bar on Tuesday evening November 14 with Ladies Aid Society in support.
The article covers several quiet yet beautiful weddings in Feederles society circles, noting the absence of grand ceremony due to earlier illness. It describes venues, decorations of chrysanth em ums, fern, ivy, and gas lighting, and lists gifts from guests including silver, china, and bric a brac. It mentions the bridal parties, attire, and immediate family attendance, plus several announced nuptials and forthcoming weddings in neighboring families.
The Frederick city board met to approve several bills including M J Grove Lime Co and L M Biome, with many expenses referred to committees. Rebates were granted on real and personal property. receipts for bell sales noted. A night at City Opera House was approved for the Teachers’ Association, and talks with electric light and pole rights were referred.
Mr and Mrs Chas Diffendal hosted Mary Graces tenth birthday party Saturday November 16 with dancing games and a dining room feast. Many invited guests appear by name including Griftin Obendefer Schley Carty Kennedy Houck Hodock Staley Crouse DeLaschman Schroeder Whaten Neidbert Little Atkins Miler Harrison Zimmer man and others at home. Also noted are upcoming at home announcements for Frank Thomas and wife in Washington DC and health updates for Gaither Norris and others along with a Thanksgiving sermon by Rev C W Stinespring and Fyrapof Fits advertising.
An old advertisement for Ceresville Roller Flour claims its product yields genuine flavor and value. It emphasizes quality and usefulness, inviting consumers to try the brand for baking and meals. The copy suggests a trusted, rural market appeal and familiar household routines.
News notes from the Epworth Episcopal Cherch social outlining a gathering Friday with entertainment and a program including local speakers. Rev. Geily of Baltimore may be called to become pastor. United Brethren Usueh revival meetings continue with growing attendance each evening.
The Pennsylvania Railroad offers winter travel tickets to New Jersey Virginia North and South Carolina Georgia Florida and Cuba from principal offices. An illustrated work with routes and rates will be provided free on request. Also a classified notice for a competent organist and a confectionery line advertisement.
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