Notable Residents and Visitors in the City
Paragraphs recount visits and movements of local residents and relatives. Bertha Ritter visits. A A Lough travels to New Jersey. Mrs C O Keedy, Mrs T H Smith, and Mollie E Culler arrive or reside in the city. General J Victor Baugham returns from Baltimore. F Vernon Buxton and Mollie E Culler relocate to the city. Edith Grey and Miss Athay visit from Oldtown Maine. Susie Markey hosts visitors on East.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Xford
Bertha Ritter
T. H Smith
Baltimore
Lewisley
Patrick Street
Edith Grey
Mica Athay
Reaper
Oldtown
Maine
Han
Susie Markey
Econ Streat
Deaths and Obituaries From Sabillasville and Nearby Areas
The column lists deaths and funerals for Mrs Hannah J Arnsparger of Sabillasville aged 11 years 14 days, Mrs Clarissa Harris of Walkersville aged 79 years 4 months, Mrs Sarah A Linthicum of Urbana aged 59 with funeral details, and infant Ada May Freshour aged 1. It notes interments, church affiliations, survivors, and funeral arrangements. Also mentions local millinery openings and a minstrel company visiting the city with a planned performance at the City Opera House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannah J. Arnsparger
Sa Uasville
Elizath Birely
John W. Arnsparger
Altoona
Emma J. Lowe
Ashington
D. C
George M. D
Ageratown
Edith Harbaugh
Sabil Ville
Wm. A
Sabillasville
Rethren
Clarissa Harris
Walkersville
Harris
Henry HR. Harris
Glade
Reformed Aurch
Manda Liggatt
Sohn
Chicago
Mt. Olivet
Sarah A. Linthicum
Wm Wis
A. H. Doll
Richard Simpson
Hn W. Molesworth
Frank Kessler
John Tabler
RH. B. Etchison
Sunday Religious Notices and Local Meetings
Sunday services and Sunday school times from various churches across Schleysville and surrounding towns, plus announcements of upcoming conferences and gatherings. Includes preaching schedules at Grace Reformed Taneytown, St Johns Kemp Hall, and local Lutheran and Episcopal churches, with dates in May and April and notes on special events and processions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schleysville
Maryland Synod
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Thurmont
Simon S. Miller
Grace Reformed
All Sainte’ Episcopal Church
Maryland Reformed Classia
Obriat Church
Middletown
Gertrude
Grace de Grange
Hawbecker
Williamson
Glade Reformed Church
Walkers
Mountaindale
Lewistown
St. John’s
Kemp Hall
Stein
Lancaster Theological Seminary
Luther Rubiman
Evangelical Lutheran Church
The
Woman's Home and Foreign Missionary Society of the Middle Conference
Lutheran Church, Synod of Maryland
St. Benjamin’s Church
Williamsport
German Baptist Church
Thomas Freeman Dixon
Presbyterian Church
Iev
E.R. Eschbach
Evangelical Reformed Church
L. McLean
B. V. Switzer
Seusnal
Epworth League
Ira N. Logan
United Brethren Church
Andy
St. John's Church
St. John’ Catholic
Father Single
Villa
Richmond Preacher Declares Foe to Medicine and Doctors
Rev. Dr. John W. Daugherty of the Apostolic church in Richmond Va announces in his weekly The Everlasting Gospel that he will not pray for the sick who use medicine or employ physicians. He claims medicine and Christianity oppose each other and will not pray for healing where a doctor is consulted. This stance shocks prominent member physicians within his congregation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Daugherty
The
Apostolic Church
Richmond
Rural Free Delivery How Communities May Obtain Free Service
An appropriation of 3,000,000 dollars funds extending rural delivery. Instructional steps urge communities to file petitions signed by heads of families, describe local geography and routes, and send to Congress with endorsements. Details cover bonds, pay, substitutes, supervision, and postage rules for rural carriers and post offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Machen
Postoffice Department
Congress
Treasury Department
Pleasant Social at Miss Grace Rager’s Home
A social gathering at Grace Irene Rager’s South Market street home ran 8 to 12 with parlor games music and a dining room refreshment. Attendees included Mary Genevieve Stone Nina Warfield Sadie Darby Margaret Crebs Cora Little Elsie Railing Nellie Rigdon plus William Baumgardner F Lester Schmidt and others from nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Irene Rager
South Market Street
Miesas
Mary Genevieve Stone
Nina Belle Warfield
Sadie Elizabeth Darby
Margaret Violet Crebs
Cora May Little
Elsie Railing
Nellie la France Rigdon
Oda Louise Shipley
Grace May Shipley
Mamie Haberkorn
Wiliam Baumgardner
F. Lester Schmidt
Jesse B. Anders
Charles A. Memling
Scott F. Stone
Charles E. Zellers
Jacob Schmidt
John Marah
Guy Font
Frank Bentz
Tom Hooper
Wm. Rager
Elmer A. Railing
New Jersey
Harry B. Birely
Hagerstown
Julian Cran
Jefferson
Funeral for Mrs. M. Kate Dutrow
The funeral for Mrs. M. Kate Dutrow will be held Monday morning at 40 o'clock from her home on South Market Street. Services will be held at the house with interment at Me Olivet cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Kate Dutrow
South Market Street
Me. Olivet Cemetery
City Hotel Buffet Menu Highlights Tonight
Our leader for tonight Oyster Pat Pia Olam Chowder Turtle Soup Bob s Broiled Lobster Shadoos Croquettes Spring chicken Frog legs Frog legs Frog legs Sweet breads pigs feet Shell oysters and oysters in every thought of style Boiled down with new asparagus Topped off with strawberries Yingling From today on we will be able to furn ish you with crab meat clam and devil crabs City Hotel Buffet Our leader for tonight Oyster Pot Pie Clam Chowder Tartle Soup
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ity Hotel
Bob's
Yingling
City Hotel
City
Reception Honors Battle of Lexington Anniversary
Miss Eleanor Murdoch Johnson, Regent of Frederick Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution, hosted a large reception at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Ross Sr. in Court Square to celebrate the Battle of Lexington anniversary. Guests were welcomed by Johnson and local dignitaries, with red, white, and blue decorations, palms, and an orchestral performance. an elaborate supper followed with Mrs. F. Granville Thomas and Mrs. Marshall L. Etchison presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Murdoch Johnson
Frederick
Daughters of the American Revolution
Ang Mra
C. W. Ross
Court Square
Lexington
Miss Johnson
Henry Williams
E. 8. Eichelberger
F. Granville Thomas
Marshall L. Etchison
S. Hichelbarger
W. P. Maulaby
J. Markel
Dudley Page
J. K. White
J. W. Ross
Thomas Turner
J. H. Sambrili
Wm. Anderson
Hammond Urner
Edward Nelson
Joseph Apple
J.A. Sharetts
Allen Rohrback
Jacob Rohrback
Daniel Miller
D. V. Stanffer
J. Roger McSherry
Misses Posey Davis
Roberta Firth
Willie Ritchie
Mary Williamson
Mary Maulsby
Mary Johnson
Baltimore
Fannie Mullinix
Goldsborough
Sefton
Nannie Johnson
Figman
Cornelia Dutrow
Florence Trail
Bertha Trail
Wallace
Virginia Grayson
Kate Bryarly
Clubaugh
Gertrude Jaydes
Diehl
Fauntisroy
Nellie Garrett
Susie Garrett
Mary Eschbach
Tucker
Edith Markey
Minnie Markey
Hilla Eichelberger
Effie Eichelberger
Edith Ritchie
Lynn Ritchie
Mary Ritchie
Florence Doub
Hickok
Hynson
Ella Houck
Grant
Miss Firth
Fashion House Promotes Spring Millinery and Bargains
The Frederick area ad column announces a bustling spring opening with a vast display of hats, bonnets, and silk fabrics from BHiemenauer & Co and Brown vendors. Special sales include $1 quality garments, 60c vests, and new values in crepe de chine, taffeta, and Persian trimming. Local shops invite readers to millinery exhibitions, tailoring, and dry goods, with promotions on hosiery, drapery silks, and dressmaking services. Local notices cover store openings, carnival-style specials, and theatre-like fashion events across streets and markets.
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Louis Napoleon Emaparte
Narilion
Fremei
Paris
AG Barthuest
Robert Darvin
Napoleon
Kent County
Cairomiz
Vacaril
Greece
Kiron Meurica de Hirsch
Presbure
Fars
St. Paul
Bernabe
United States
Jef
Canada
M. Edouard Jules Yeeri Paderon
Trench Post
Pars
Mites
Apetl St. Wasmerom
Tam
W. L. Moore
Weather Bureau
Asta
Sala
Etite
Badsaieode LA
R. Yeakle
Toman
N. Market St
Urner, Keedy & Urner
Scirs
Urner & Urner
Solrs
City Hotel Buffet
Blumenauer & Co
Pres Rabel
Ckston & Son
Hendrickson
Rodeck & Co
MSN AG
Ada May
R. A. N. Freshonr
Missus Mantz
Eyne
M. ©. Getzabaugh
S. P. W Ise
Barlow & Wilson Minstrel
Hich
PNAS
Sunday Schools and Societies
United Steam Fire Engle Company
Pderick Obenderfer
William Rager
William Fisher
Mart. Mx
J. E. W. Hargett
Ion
Columbus Wilson
Frizelburg
Carroll County
Wilson
Gould
Ashley M. Gould
Montgomery County
House of Delegates
District of Columbia
Washington
Arthur Athey
Ree’s Pond
Winchester
Mr. Resser
E. R. Eschbach
Miller
J. B. Apple
Hanover
George B. Resser
Isiga
John Hendrickson
Lansdownes
Habutais
Taffetas
Joan Henoriuxson
Neidig & Miller
Bhiemenauer & Co
Nedie & Miller
Ther Qlase
Numie & Muss
Lowenstein & Wertheimer
Clinton BE. Main
Keyser & Engie
Edward James
Kolb Brothers
P. Ernst
Frederick, Md
Pullman
East Church Street
Steam Carpet Ciantheg Co
E. Payne
Thomas SpotsenLer
Central Livery Stables
Brewery Alley
Boteler
North Market Street
DR. Mean
Clinton E
Isanogie & Wagaman
NEW Spring Goods
Hurlbut
Plaza
Isanogle & Wagaman
F. B. Sappington
Sappington
Adatiy
City Mall
Rodooe
D EO
Rodack & CO
A. T. Rick & Sons
A. Pit Rice & Sons
Frederick, MB
Rice
St. Freds Ce
Paezets
Esiis
F. V. Staub
F. V. Stavss
Anna BE. Herrers
Obresville Flour
Joh T. Baker
Shriver's Mowr
Woodeboro
Liberty
New Market
New London
Went
Frederick Car
Potomac River
Willard
Keller
Patrick
West Patrick St
Macele Piemes
Agrid
Spercént
Milton G. Viner
Misdel
Lierd T sneGill
Lawsperdawet
Xoeth Market Street
Bay City
Wm Anderson
Prederck
TWQ
LOU— Doun
Frederick County Brice Company
Central Nations Bank
Mdaimdin
Citfzon
Braddock
C. Railing
Lisdiw
Franklin Saints Bans
Ensuine
James Hogc
Mite Law School
Siversity
Charlottes
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