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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1913
Page
3
Local ministers outlined weekly activities across multiple churches. Worship, sermons, and scripture readings were noted at Trinity M E Church South, All Saints Episcopal, Evangelical Reformed, First Baptist, St John’s Catholic, and other congregations, with Sunday schools, boy and girl societies, and midweek meetings listed.
Sunday school at 9 30 am. Morning service 10 30. Evening service 7 30. Bilder D Victor Long of Hagerstown preached at both. Long service held with Frederick City Ministerial Association at 10 am this morning at the YOM COA. President Rupp opened the meeting which agreed members buy a good book to circulate among all readers. Rev J J Ringer spoke on missions. Attending were Rev U S G Rupp, Rev Henri K G Kie fer, Rev A J Hermann, Rev J Ringer and Rev E B L McLean.
Frederick Brick Works stockholders meet at Central National Bank and elect directors: John Baumgardner I Frank C. Norwood, Charles C. Carty, Henry Trail, George T. Baumgardner. Union Manufacturing Company stockholders elect David Lowenstein, Thos H Haller, George H Zimmerman, Tod Baumgardner, John L Jalson. Directors organize appointing William Neidig president, Hara Houle senior secretary treasurer, Byard Kepner manager.
The Middletown election began this morning with a regular ticket listing Dr ent burgess and commissioners George C Rhodl Martin L Shank Lewis P Mille Sherman I.Koogle Casivell Hoffian, all current board members. A second ticket led by C A Gross includes the same commissioners, and a third ticket features Mr Gross for burgess with the old commissioners plus four additional names George C Huffer Charles W Michael C Edward Hert and George L Doub.
A pedestrian reported five or six sticks of dynamite and caps lying near the Tyson building to police. Authorities took custody of the explosives. It was learned a street worker left them there after grading Carroll Street, a city paving project that began Friday.
A passenger asserts accidental foot contact, demanding recognition while another grants cautious doubt about being the blamed traveler. The exchange centers on mistaken contact and the humor of uncertainty in a transit setting.
A brief citation quotes a speaker asking if all men are created equal, recalling past belief before marriage. The response reflects changing views on comparison with other women's husbands, attributed to Detroit Free Press.
PURELY PERSONAL remnant Paragrapha About Those Who Come and Go. Mr. Richard Nailin of Candas bs Malting in Frederick, Miss Virginia Carty South Market street, recapping the day in' Ualtt Mr. Claude Withide of Baltimore has spent several days in Frederick. Mr. Waller K Sinn of Baltimore who spent Sunday with his Trivemis just returned, Miss Hallie Rive of Washington visiting Mr and Mrs John JH Abbott South Market street, Mrs Nannie Dudrear North Market street has accepted a position with Dr Everharat, Ralph L Hall ig visiting francis. M Brunner who is a tenant of Mrs Hall as Mr Pleasant, Mr Jol Quarles East End street on 2 business trip to Baltimore and Richmond Va, Arthur Hart of York who was the guest of Mr and Mrs of this city has returned after having spent Emmitsburg Bishop Murray very day and O Leon automobile trip yesterday where they...
Articles discuss free list revisions and tariff rates with Cuba Philippines and spirits. Prices cut across cotton goods clothing linen blankets and dress fabrics. Frederick City postoffice advertises remaining letters for gentlemen and ladies lists with names and call for pickup.
A vintage ad emphasizes safe pleasant cough medicine for youngsters. It praises Chamberlains Cough Remedy as the most effective choice and notes Sand as a favorite with mothers. The ad urges shoppers to buy from dealers.
Aspen wood is used almost exclusively in Sweden for making matches due to its easy cutting and porous texture, which permits sulphur or paraffin impregnation.
An old advertisement touts Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a world renowned cure for coughs and colds. It claims universal praise and notes the product is sold by all dealers.
Fragmentary OCR summary indicates several real estate transfers in the county with multiple spouses and listed cities. Names include Hittner, Sarah, Maryannt, Arlena Ve Houtt, and Gilmore, all tied to city properties valued around $10. The text mentions Waters and Washington High School with unclear relationships to the parcels.
Fragmentary text from the City Journal references the district attorney and a controversial claim about elevating mankind. The readable segments imply a public discourse on legal leadership and societal goals, but details are incomplete.
The postgem on YMCA bowling lists weekly games starting tonight at 7 46 with Aviators vs Jide and 8 30 Jack Tard vs Suns. Tuesday features Arenies vs Co Jonata and Monarchs vs Sanecur at 8 30. Wednesday shows Arenies vs Ave intorsy at 8 40 and a Dukes vs Ramblers pairing. Thursday includes Stage vs Sene cus at 7 15 and Cotubus vadack Tars at 8 30. Monday closes with Montreha vs Ramblers at 7 15 and Dulos vs sueltds at 8 30.
Misa Nellie M Casey visiting nurse of the Frederick County Tuberculosis Association has been appointed a delegate to the Southern Sociological Congress by Governor Goldborough. The Congress meets in Atlanta Georgia from April 25 to 28. Casey hopes to attend and engage in tuberculosis discussion.
George Bagel of Loudon County Virginia died at noon Saturday while chopping wood at his sister Mrs Munt’s home. He was 74 years old. Survived by one daughter Mrs William Waters.
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