Communion Services At Reformed And Lutheran Churches
Communion and confirmation were held in the Lutheran and Reformed churches Sunday morning with preparatory services Saturday. The county notes Easter visits, illness, and family gatherings across Wollvsville and nearby towns, including multiple mentions of Hagerstown Baltimore and Frederick residents. A death at 82 follows extended illness, with funeral at Grace Reformed Church conducted by Rev D J Wolt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burg
Seth Russell Downes
Presbyterian Parsonage
Edgar Thompson
Sebring
Ohio
Thompson
Laura Reindollar
Charles Meding
Atlantic City
Amelia
Elizabeth Annan
Edmund H. Weaver
John Myers
York
Chas. W. Weaver
Weaver
Reformed Church
D. J. Wolt
Manchester
West
C. C. Fuss
Grace Reformed Cemetery
The Red Mill at City Opera House
The Red Mill music drama by Martin and Emery arrives at the City Opera House next Wednesday night. Dutch locale, windmills and dykes imagined by Henry Blossom with Victor Herbert’s score, following two Americans trapped by a mill debt and rescuing a captive girl through disguises and a Holmes Watson act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin & Emery
Trolland
America
Henry Blossom
Victor Herbert
Duith Mill
Easter visits and church notices in Thurmont area
Several residents and visitors are noted in Easter and spring social activity. Howard Moxley and family from Baltimore visited his mother. Miss Mabel Moylan of Powhatan College spent Easter at home. Miss Nellye Davis of Baltimore and Mrs. Walter England of Washington joined relatives here for Easter. Communion service scheduled for April 30. Others mentioned include Mrs. C. W. Kidd, Mrs. J. Sponseller, Miss Virginia Ward, Mr. Paul Linthicum and Miss Mary Cecil, Miss Lou Hane, Miss Zanie Welty and Mary Welty, Mrs. Summer, Mrs. Jacob Martin, Mrs. Jen nie Colliflower, and Mr. and Mrs. Edward Currans with two children visiting Thurmont relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Myers Vis
Withboderick
Frederick
Augustus Siddler
Daniel Eyter
Elmer Strine
Wm. Hilary
Calvin Grable
Waynesboro
Samuel Young
Elisha Hahn
Carrie, Hahn
Dora
Mildred
P. A. Richardson
C. H. Barrick
Cornelius West
Warneshore
George Hartsock
Taneytown
Upton Birnie
Philadelphia
Elton Gait
William Gallery
Robert
Agnus Arnold
Washington, D. C
Robert A. Eliot
Baltimore
Chas. A. Eliot
C. R. Keller
James D. Boyer
Messrs. Howard
Clifford Watkins
W. ©. Miller
John L. Watkins
Edna King
Gaithersburg
KR. M. Browning
Porter H Flautt
Lillye Wiliams
Winnie Watkins
W. L. Watkins
Fountain Mills
Willye Lewis
Kemptown
Messrs
Howard
W. C. Miller
Reyburn Watkins
Bertha Lawson
West
Browningaville
Hilda Bennett
Milton Carter
Libertytown
Harry Kling
Walkersville
J. D. Kling
Della Foreman
Hazel Hedges
Waltersville
Grace
May Dorcus
May
Ruth Stull
Rocky Ridge
Katherine Miller
Belle
Kate Delaplane
Luther Wachter
Allen Hahn
Piney Creek
Weiner
George and
Wiliam Eyler
N. M. Harrison
Western Maryland College
Harry Dolius
Hicks
Glenn Poffinberger
Gettysburg College
G. O. Poffinberger
Thurmont
Grace Hauver
Grover Buhrman
Willie Brown
H. T Brown
Charles Kuhn
Edna
Ruth
Kuhn
D. O. Lewis
Broadtop
Austin Delwater
Howard Moxley
Mabel Moylan
Powhatani College
M. B. Cecil
R. E. Kanade
C. W. Kidd
Nellye Davis
Walter England
Arthur Boost
Pearl
J. Sponseller
Newton Kidd
Laytensville
Raymond Kidd
Washington
R. Howard Isaacs
Mary
Virgie Smith
Virginia Ward
St. Finno
Paul Linthicum
Mary Cecil
Hyattstown
James Curlett
Lou Hane
Zanie Welty
Mary Welty
Summer and Child
Jacob Martin
Mary Every
Washington, D.C
Jennie Colliflower
Edward Currans
Harry Creeger
Local Court Actions Highlight Unfolding Cases
Robinson arrested on charges of defrauding Mrs. Syleark of 875 for board. case held open until Monday if he remits funds. Mrs Rippeon waived hearing on shoe theft bail set at 50. William Woods released on writ of habeas corpus after concealed weapons charge. $200 appearance bond posted. Meth church improvements delay services as organ removal causes dirt. other services noted elsewhere in The News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WNT
Robinson
Lewis F. Carter
M. A. Syleark
C HH Eckstein
Minerva Rippeon
Newindon
Irving Lin
Lloyd T. MacGill
Milton G. Urner, Jr
William Woods
Urner and Motter
Reno & Harp
Methodist Episcopal Church
Baseball Scores and Local Real Estate Transfers
Business in the courts lists numerous real estate transfers in Frederick County and Emmitsburg including Wood, Linggann, and Rowe titles with values from 2 700 to 10 dollars. A turnpike company sale to the State Roads Commission shows 21 559 dollars. American League results note Washington over New York 1 0, Boston over Athletics 12 to 4, and standings with Detroit Chicago and St Louis among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlton L. Stull
Daniel’ S Stull
Ellsworth C. Valentine
Charles
Wood
Charles D. Wood
Subene 'l. Rowe
Daniel E. Stone, Jr
Geo. V. Linggann
Eugene L. Rowe
Charles PD. Woodand
Veniah Benjamdu Munk
Harry P. Conner
Charles W. Nussedir
James McIgrath
Emmitsburg
Frederick and Emmitsburg
Turnpike Flood Co
State Roads Commission
Frederick and
Peter J. Carpenter
Adelbert Lawson
New Market District
John O. Hendrix
Logan
Marshall
David M. Whipp
Daniel Jones
Raymond Jones
Frederick Barger
Washington
New York
Cgroume
Street
Ford
Sweeney
Boston
Athletics
Civelle
Carrigan
Coombs
Russell
Lapp Veland
St. Louis
Satchell
Smith
Mitchell
Clark
Chicago-Detroit
War Grounds
W.L. Pca
W.L. PC
Netroit
Chicago
Waship Jagdtion
Baltimore
Philadelphia
New Yoa
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Louisville
Rarpers Ferry
Winchester
Hagerstown
Martinsburg
Lexington
Deaths of Mrs Susan Rebecca Cutsail and Rev Adam Rupp
Mrs Susan Rebecca Cutsail widow of John J. Cutsail died at 72 9 21 at her son in law William Nulls Adamstown home of general debility. She leaves seven children and many grandchildren. Funeral Monday at 11 from Araby Chapel interment Mt Olivet. Rev Ulysses S G Rupp of this city learned his brother Adam Rupp died in Dayton Ohio aged about 76. He was foreman of a tobacco factory and later a store clerk. Funeral tomorrow at Darton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan Rebecca Cutsail
John J. Cutsail
William C. Null
Adamstown
Flint Hill
Charles H. Cutsail
Baltimore
Joseph M. Cutsail
Araby
William €. Null
Luther Burdette
Hyattstown
Edward 4. Schaeffer
Joan Daniel McDevitt
Frederick City
Araby Chapel
Mt Olivet
Ulysses S G Rupp
Adam Rupp
Dayton
Ohio
Rupp
Rev Rupp
Darton
Among the Sick in Frederick Area Confined at Home
Frederick and Vicinity residents face illness as workers including Mr Henry Walter of United States Express Co recover at home. Meanwhile Mr Joseph Leichert on North Market Street marks his 76th birthday with friends sending congratulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Walter
United State Express Co
Joseph Leichert
North Market Street
Beet wear and political cards in Frederick market ad
Fragmented ad notes cheap ponotwear and shoes at a Frederick shop with address 42 Yoder Ladies Oxforda and Bodais plus a grain and flour order line. It lists several political campaign notices for Frederick County offices including State's Attorney Sheriff and Judge of the Orphan Court with Republican and Democratic candidates and calls for primary support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alwass Atydal
Oxforda
N. Marker St
Fredericks County
George R. Dennis
JudenTarue
Sherry
Frederick County
Clatlince
Bollel
Jesee FT
Heagey
Omeo
Court St. Frederick
Sid
Marge Wher
Frederick Coun Y
Orphank Court
Republian
George T
Roderick
Frederick District
Myriends
Motier
YebHdaéwitl
Stath
William H. Hines
Ez Heathy
Orphans Court
H. Milton Kefauver
Brooklyn Girl Shoots Brother Misjudging Revolver Loaded
Provence Bar line of Brooklyn shot and killed her brother Harold with a revolver she believed empty. Florence Bartine, nineteen, claimed the weapon had been unloaded for six years. The dinning room scene involved her sister May, thirteen, and friend Alice Campbell. The weapon discharged as she aimed at Harold, who fell dead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
New Yok
Florence Bartine
Wilson's Reforms Win Out in Utilities Bill Passage
The New Jersey legislature completed Governor Wilson's reform program as the public utilities bill passed both houses after conference. It retains the utilities commission to end its terms and grants it expanded powers, including rate regulation, completing four key measures: employers' liability, election reform, and corrupt practices acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
Wilson
House
Senate
Utilities Commission
Geran
Child Burned at Fire in Wilmington April 22
Margaret Henderson twelve years old fatally burned when her clothes ignited on a bonfire she played near at home. She was rushed to Homeopathic hospital where doctors held little hope of recovery. Washington April 22 Representative visor of South Carolina introduced a resolution asking President Taft to explain why David Jayne Hill resigned as ambassador to Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington
Del
Margaret Henderson
Hill
Washington
Representative Visor
South Carolina
Taft
Congress
David Jayne Hill
Germany
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Wolfsville
M. Hench
W. D. Nicoll
Catoctin Cornet
Messrs. Harlen, Webster
Charles Grossnickle
Peter Grossnickle
Myersville Savings Bank
E. C. Brandkenburg
Eva Plummer
Bridgeport
Gang
E. C. Brandenburg
Jennie K. Wolf
Harry Packett
William Packett
Jonathan N Wolf
Barbara Valentine
Lizzie Clowes
A. E. Hoover
I. R. Morgan and Sons
Morgan
Oscar Brandenburg
Baltmore
Walter Miner
Scott Martin
Mary Powell
Sharpsburg
Katie
Mamie Brandenburg
Malinda Gaver
Ellerton
Gail Stottlemyer
Belvie Stottlemyer
Geo. R. Stottlemyer
Sammel Martin
Harry Palmer
Ira Brandenburg
Chewsville
H. G. Brandenburg
A. B. Martin
Diet
B. Stevens
J. W. LeGore
Dev. Vanfossen
Clarence Grable
Union Bridge
Wm. Smith
Minnie Potts
Roy Gibson
Benjamin Stottlemyer
E. G. Strine
Red-Rick
Alonzo Benner
Near Liberty
Mr. Benner
Olive Wolf Ang
Kemutown
Woodsboro
Effie Eyler
Foxville
Mt. Moriah Lutheran Church
Letha Fox
Ray Brandenburg
Woltsville
A. L. Hauver
the City Opera House
Anl
Red Mill
Hard Tuck
Holland
Sherlock Holmes
Dr. Watson
Tina
Grant Nurbaugh
Gettysbore
Leambyviles
Graceham
Orphans’ Court
National League
Brooklyn, Co
Perdue
Graham, Bell
Bergen
Moore, Dooin
Crandall
Meyera
Brown
Archer
Saflee
Bresnahan
Pcw.l. PC
Ada
St Louis
SziBoston
Pittebrg
Braokln
Susan Reblcca Cutsal
Frederick and Vicinity
Society
KING
Mus. H. Miller
North Market St
G Waring Tyson
South Market Street
Jiodtf
Milignery
Ken
No & D
Chas. L. It. Fox
Ge James “Long
Frederick, MD
Nortit Market ST
D. Chas. J. Gill
United States College OF Veterinary Surgeons
W. J. Brown
McKillip Veterinary College
Ill
RV. Smith
Tas West
Tiatrick Street
Ilouck
Avers
bMhone Dow
Y. AL Bevard Kepner
Northc Market Street
Frederick MD
Clinton McSherry
Second Street
D. HE. Peterman
West Franklin Street
City Hotel
Political Carde
Hoger G. Warley
Tuscarora
Suunralef
Martinvaw
Shariff
Frederick Gountly
Chas.t. Pagan
Marifdawimp
Sueinef
Renubliesns
Wraderick
Marlee
Scott
Welty
Urrederick County
Sheri
Iwaya
James A. Jones
Mariddim
Patros & Ohio Railroad
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