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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1894
Page
2
A dated notice discusses ad copy effectiveness and the need for fresh content to improve returns. It mentions a 1866 form ad still used, plans for the Weekly News edition cutoff, and local mentions of lodge organization, postal repairs, and various small community notes.
The February gathering at the FC MLO A featured a monthly business session and a social reception hosted by the reception committee. President Utley presided as minutes were read, reports presented, and plans discussed for a new constitution and by laws. Members praised the educational program led by Prof. Alderdyte, with fifteen new members admitted, and refreshments in the gymnasium followed by musical and social moments. The group plans a November program with sandwiches and coffee and notes ongoing efforts to boost member enthusiasm and citywide support.
A jumble of short items notes visits and travels of residents in Maryland Pennsylvania and Indiana. Mentions Misa Annie Kline Misses C S and E C Mergardt and Miss V G Weltzo returning to Baltimore for professional work. W B Taylor of Chicago visiting KE A Taylor on the Baltimore pike leaves for home. Chief Judge James McSherry attending Court of Appeals. Misses Ann te Houlford and Pearless Long guests of Mrs Charles Hufford. Rosa S Chaplice returns from a county trip. Isaac Wineburg visits Baltimore and York. L On Castle leaves for Baltimore and York. Public notices of social calls and movements across towns.
The monthly meeting of The Aseoulation was held in the F M C A parlor with good attendance. President W C Birely presided as amendments to the constitution and bylaws were discussed, including forming auxiliaries in any U S part under local control to aid in erecting the Kay Monument. Donations totaled 10 from Rev John A O Rourke and 1 from Charles Broadway Howes, plus 1.06 from School No 7 scholars. meeting adjourned for Tall tonight pending completion of business.
Hebrew communities across Orthodox and Reform branches began New Year observances with services in synagogues and temples. The day features traditional prayers, ancient cantillation, and selective organ use, while commemorative customs include greeting cards and visits to graves.
News items from across the state report the Tri State Fair starting today at Cumberland, school terms beginning in Howard county, and multiple local notices. Other items note Hopper’s death in Cecil county, court actions in Maryland, a gubernatorial-leaning delegation in Deall county, and tax disbursements.
A public temperance meeting was held at Purity Lodge hall to organize a Frederick branch of the National Prohibition League. The group adopted resolutions urging total abolition of the liquor trade, pledging to vote against licensed drink and to use church and platform to advance prohibition. Jacob L. Engelbrecht elected president with J. A. Ridenour as vice president and W. Arnold Catlett as secretary. David D. Nice named treasurer. Meetings set for Monday nights at 7:30.
A committee led by Joseph A Hidenour and J Amory derper plans securing more hall space for a meeting venue. Treasurer Hien reports a successful collection as members prepare for a Wednesday gathering with entertainment from North American and Philadelphia groups. The event aims to feature music and readings, with members urged to bring guests and wear appropriate attire.
A lively stage show features satire and risqué humor aimed at the wealthy audience, delivering roars of laughter with a roving cast. The production promises lighthearted mockery and strong performance, including a variety of comic sketches and musical numbers.
Reverend Edward L. Watson, pastor of the Methodist Episcopal Church in Frederick, receives a call from All Saints Avenue Church, Minneapolis. A late meeting of church officials discussed his potential departure, with the bishop to decide at the upcoming convention. Watson may stay if the bishop objects to the move.
Fred residents will hear Dr Anne Shaw lecture on The American Home at the City Opera House in October. Shaw, a graduate of Heston University in medicine and theology, is described as a talented speaker with cultured manner. Francine Willard notes audiences were charmed and engaged by her wit and storytelling.
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