Sunday Sermon and Attendance Drive at Local Churches
An array of church services and Sunday school plans fill Frederick tomorrow. Grace Reform and United Brethren host classes and missionary efforts, while Grace Church, Trinity and others detail sermons by visiting clergy. Notable: Judge Urner upholds motor vehicle tax provisions at Annapolis Court of Appeals.
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United Brethren Church
E H. Hummerdvaugh
W Stine
Quincy
Incy
M. E. Church
South
Trinity M. E. Church
Ior
J. J. Rimger
Will Conyervices
Epworth League
Methodiat Episcopal Church
Bethadiat Episcopal’ Church
Tn Charne
I H. Lamar
Soverel
Guips
Baltimore
Washington
Dr. Clayton
Wiri ‘Ington
Organizatio
Sperind Musse
Mies Lirlen Defauter
Methodiist
Episcopal Suniing School
Digeusion
Jovah
Bethe
Walkersville
United Brethren
Mt Vernon
Christan Endeavor
C &E
EB. Holdcraft
Urner
Court of Appeals
Annapolis
Doans Kidney Pills Backed by Local Testimony
Fredrick Md resident Mrs. F J Kollmger reports back pain relief after using Doans Kidney Pills bought at J W Garners Drug Store. The ad urges readers to request the kidney remedy by name, noting the product’s cost and poster attributed to Poster Milborn Co. props.
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Frederick
Dean
Frederck
F. J. Kollmger
Fourth of July plans fair and safe in Frederick
Plans for a larger safer Fourth of July celebration in Frederick highlight a student led parade, cheaper graduation gowns, and school involvement. Discussions address road grading costs and tariff debates while noting the Maryland National Guard encampment potential and ongoing Sunday labor debates.
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Frederick
Traffic ordinance compliance in city traffic scene
Citizens observe widespread traffic rule violations amid busy streets as officials note frequent breaches of city ordinances. The report also mentions Frederik residents recalling poet Bentytown Bard, who spent years in Frederick and is celebrated in local gatherings.
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Frederick
Prederek
Ohd Mrederick
Mr. Arkinsey
Frederick Ofpu
Asparagus on Market and Fresh Spring Supplies
A bustling market scene reports abundant spring produce and rising supplies. Prices listed include asparagus at 15 cents per bunch and lamb 30 to 45 cents per pound, with butter 30 to 35 cents and various vegetables and fish priced per half peck, pound, or dozen. Farmers express satisfaction with recent rain improving crops and wheat growth.
Odd Fellows Send Funds To Flooded District
William A. Jones Grand Secretary of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows sent $1.250 to F C Gooded Grand Master of Ohio for the flooded Ole district. The Maryland lodge and members contributed and expect the amount to rise as collected and forwarded.
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Wiliam A. Jones
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
F. C. Gooded
Grand Lodge of
Ohio
Maryland
Ole
Monocacy Club Elects Officers at Yearly Meeting
The Monocacy Club of the Evangelical Reformed Church held a meeting in the church parlors last night electing officers for a one year term. Dibji Brown is president, Guy Motter vice president, August Brust secretary, Nealy Cramer frontier, and a board of managers includes Wand, Kietle, Anders, Ape, Brown, Brust, Hurrow, Newman, Flant, Motter, and Samloy. An annual social followed, with refreshments provided by younger members.
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Evangelical Reformed
Dib Ji Brown
Guy JK Motter
Brust
Frontier
Nealy
Cramer
Board of Managers
Ney. Wand
J. G. Kietle
Aaron R. Anders Joseph JE Ape
Joe Brown
Atgust T Brust
RL SF Hurrow
Francis J. Newman
Harry Flant
Guy K. Motter
Noah E Samloy
L Carty
Leni Kieffer
WS Hater
Edwin Kemp
Lane
Victrola
William C Biel
J Wol
Caity
Henry B Ramsbuigh
Grand Master Groom at Thurmont meeting
Good Samaritan Lodge No 46 in Thurmont held a Thursday evening meeting in its hall. Grand Master Fred A Groom of the Grand Lodge of Maryland spoke along with others, followed by a banquet. The lodge currently has 27 members, with a net gain of 27 in 1912.
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Thurmont
Good Samaritan Lodge
Independent Order of Oddellows
Fred A Groom
Grand Lodge of Maryland
Baltimore
Charles M Root
William O. Werkenbaker
M E Foreman
Not Guilty In Perjury Case Of Atzrodt
A Howard County Circuit Court jury found Charles Reymond Atzrodt not guilty of perjury tied to procuring a marriage license in Elliott City on August 3 1911. The verdict closes the long running case and eliminates potential penalties from the charge.
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Howard County
Charles Reymond Atzrodt
Elliott City
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