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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 09, 1913

Page

8

Saint John Evangelical Thatheran Prayer Services Notice

Rev George W Crist presiding pastor will hold a special prayer service Friday at 7 80 p m Preparatory sermon Saturday afternoon April 42 at 2 p m On Easter Sunday April 13 at 7 0 a m he will give Holy Communion Sabbath school at 9 a m Rev F C Thomas pastor of the church of God Wilk will address his condition on Sunday afternoon April Sabbath school Stull for general hab returned home Heimer parrot o the returned home Isaac Leo Hankey Ir is having strong symptoms under care of Jeanne DeVilbiss Allen Yingling recently owned spoke near quite an extensive drew Hamilton Derr Ref Utica were thet of Mr and Mrs George Ng Imperial Orchestra gave a musical at the home of Mr William Sixon Friday evening last WyoC Ramsburg preparing to conduct sale and exchange in this town awaiting sister Mrs Win G Oden at Crest Range Thursday Mrs GoW Wolfe spent days in Washington DC Mr and Mrs T L Crawford spent days with sister Mrs Watter England att Newton Kidd Buckeystown spent with parents Mrs Dona Hyatt has been quite sick slowly improving Mr and Mrs Jease Seer Kemptown spending Lime with Mrs G W Weather Melville Cromwell spent Sunday with parents Buckeystown Mr and Mrs Hoone Yor spent days with mother Mrs Bailey Miles Leno Fogle died Thursday evening buried Beaver Dan Mr Clifford Baker Frederick spent days with aunt Mrs C W Fogle and family Mrs Margaret Stoner quite by Mrs Jesse Stoner spending time in Baltimore Mrs Willie Rippeon Walkersville visiting mother Mrs Gaver Saves Roy Snyder repairing dwelling Miss Lalu Mynard Ballimore sister Niles Gag 40 Brown returning from Woodsboro to me Miss Clara Boone spent day with Miss Lenora Witmore

George Crist St. Jon's Tiatheran C. Thomas Wilk Stull Heimer Isaac Leo Hankey Jeanne Allen Yingling Hamilton Derr Utica Georyge' Ng Imperial Orchestra William Sixon Ramsburg Mra Win. G. Oden Crest Range Here Gow. Wolfe Washagtan D. C T. L. Crawford Watter England Newton ‘Kidd Buckeystown Dona Hyatt amMre Jease Seer Kemptown G. W. Weatfe Melville Cromwell Hoone Yor Bailey Miles Leno Fogle Sim Fogle Beaver ‘Daan Clifford Baker Frederick Margaret Stoner Clara Boone Mies Lenora Witmore

Ladies' Aid Society Plans Friday Communion Service

The Ladies' Aid Society will hold a Friday evening service at the church beginning at 7 o clock with preaching and a short program followed by refreshments. The group met recently under president Mrs C W Kidd and discussed a systematic meeting led by Mrs Geo Smith of near Urbina.

Ladies’ Aid Society C. W. Kidd Near Urbina

Damacus Socials Include Visits by Li Burdetta Family

Mr and Mrs J Li Burdetta spent Sunday in Damascus with his brother. Mrs Severn and daughter Beujah and Miss Helen Harrig spent Sunday evening in New Market. J E Lawson is very ill at his home in Damascus. Mrs Mamie Vernon of Washington spent the Wednesday night with her sister Mrs Frank King of Mt Airy.

J. Li Burdetta Damascus Severn Beujah Helen Harrig New Market JE. Lawson Mamie Vernon Washington Apent Wedhend -Nyith Frank King Mt. Airy

Local notices from Denton Iowa area villagers

Fragments report ill Mr Aly Doty, Mr Howard Marriotta returning home, Samuel Gregg visiting from Frederick, John Long moving to new farm, Maurice Dade moving with son Roger, Miss Tressie Neal visiting, Mary Lakin moving to future home with Elizabeth Dare, Howard Fawley visiting George Culler, Mrs Mahoney back from Philadelphia, Lutheran church elects elders Millard Culler David Roeleby George Fawley and deacons William Hemp Luther Bussard, Reform church to hold services Sunday 10.15, M E church services noted.

Aly Howard’ Marriotta Denton Iowa Fiere Samuel Gregg Frederick Noah Shaft John Mary Lakin Elizabeth Dare Howard Fawley George Culler David Roeleby George Fawley William Hemp Luther Bussard Reformed M. E

Lost and Found Clearing House in The News 1

The News 1 column markets itself as a clearing-house for lost articles and explains its effectiveness. It argues the paper's wide city county circulation helps locate items, noting many valuables are restored to owners annually through this section.

THE News 1

Merry Del Val and Geld Attend Sunday Morning Event

The fragment notes Merry Del Val and Geld were present on a Sunday morning at 10:15. Anna Thrashéi appears in the readable text as part of the attendee list or related remark.

Anna Thrashéi

Sunday gathering and local planting report in Reedersville

Local notes describe Sunday preaching by Neve Re L. Thomas at Green Oak Schoolhouse and after Sunday schools. Reports mention PO AY Richardson planting a peach orchard with about one thousand trees and additional apple trees in Browning. Several residents, including the Strubes and Dixon family, visited, debated at Green Oak, and farmers prepared for corn planting, with many social and family visits across Urbana, Frederick, and Mt. Airy areas.

Social notes and visits from a rural community

The column lists guests and home news including Emory Pardum starting housekeeping, Mrs Jesse Spurrier visiting Mrs Carrie Buxton, John Burke building a barn near Plane No. 4, Edward Chahey visiting J J Wilson’s family, Bertha Peddicord from Baltimore with her parents the G Peddicords, EO Spurrier traveling to Baltimore, Wan Moxley visiting Unionville, Sunday school announcements for United Valley, updates on the sick list with Kate Spurrier Horace Spurrier and Mrs Harry Nikirk, St Luke’s Lutheran Ladies Aid program and flood relief efforts, plus various visits and travels among local families and gatherings.

the Spurrier Emory Pardum Jesse Spurrier Carrie Buxton John Burke Plane No. 4 E.dward Chahey J. J. Wilson Bertha Peddicord Baltimore Mix G Peddicord Eo.spurrler Moxtey Unionville United Yall Kate Spurrier Horace Spurrier

Literary Societies Oak Hill Concert by L L Orchestra

The Oak Hill Literary Society opened at 1 o'clock Friday with a musical concert by the Y L L Orchestra led by Thomas Redmond and featuring Raymond Gilbert Leslie Eyler and Leo Eyler. The program included recitations by Harry Gibson Ada Sickle Mae Roberts and Marie Bowers with a farce. The meeting adjourned at 10 30 to reconvene April 25 at o'clock.

Oak Hill Little Jack Harry Gibson Dolly Ada Sickle Little Green Dutchman William Swift Jesse van Fossen Benna Vista Mae Roberts Marie Bowers George Etzler

Defends Spiritualism Believers In Public Letter

A writer using the caption Are Spiritualists Mad defends belief in spirit communication. Willam J. Plummer cites thinkers and leaders from Lincoln to Garibaldi, arguing spiritualism’s truth and eventual public acceptance as bans on its discussion ease. He says many trust spirits to guide decisions and that ministers will eventually embrace the teaching.

W. H. Plummer Willam J. Plummer Adam Clark William Howitt Abraham Lincoln Robert Dale ' Owen Judge Edmonds Horace Greeley Victor Hugo Guyzol Garibaldi William J. Stead James Hyslop White House Iday Nion

Jackson Loses Senate Seat Under Direct Election Amendment

A William P. Jackson loses his seat in the United States Senate after the adoption of the direct election amendment. Arthur W. Machen Jr., Baltimore bar leader and constitutional scholar, argues Jackson is not protected by the saving clause which says the amendment shall not affect the election or term of any Senator chosen before it becomes valid.

William P. Jackson United States Senate Arthur W. Machen, Jr Baltimore “Bar Jackson

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