Anniversary of Bible Union Service May 3
Lengthy town religious notices report an anniversary service for the Wine James Version Bible to be observed Wednesday May 30 at 7:30 PM in the Evangelical Lutheran church with Rev Dr Tagg editor of the Methodist Protestant of Baltimore as speaker. Other churches note Sunday school and services, midweek prayers, and upcoming evangelistic meetings led by various pastors and lay leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Tagg
Methodist Protestant
Lutheran Church
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Tage
Baltimore
James
Grace Reformed Church
Rex
BE. L. McLean
St. John
Harry C. Smith
Willis Fisher
Harry J. Kefauver
Dri V Moore
Hugh V. Gillinger
TF Ocloch
Vera Staalfer
Woman's College
Evangelical Reformed Church
Henri L G. Kieller
Christ
Jett
Co A Schuecker
Lee
Robertson
J. J. Thumincthaugh
Heaven
Moses
Methodist Episcopal Church
Methodist Episcopal Caw
Epworth League
J. W Everhart
All Saints Protestant
Evangelical Linherin Daieh
Charles P. Sanders
Hitosopmly
Pennslvania College
Gettypburg
Among the Sick From Frederick and Vicinity
The item lists several local residents ill or improving, including Miss Margaret Eyter Saul Bonta aire Mrs Charles Burdetto and others. It notes Mr Donald Smith recovering from illness near the city and mentions Mr Lewis Knock improving after an accident at Lime Kiln.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Eyter
Saul Bontaaire
Charles Burdetto
West Fith Street
Clauses Anders
Last Fifth Street
Donald Smith
Catherine Miller
South Kent
Mery Alien Lampe
South Alorket Alert
Per Houlus
Lewis Knock
Lime Kilt
Tits Home
South Market Street
Tal Sat
Ehner Keller
The City of the Future The town planning experts speak
A London conference article outlines future city ideas from Burnham Henard and Menard. Electricity heating cooling private refrigerated storage, glass verandas, elevated moving platforms, and radiating broad highways reshape urban life with tall buildings and shrubbery roofs.
Forcible Speaker Myo Bo Piewut to Preach at Parst Baptist
Myo Bo Piewut of California will begin a series of evangelist services at the Parst Baptist Church starting tomorrow evening. Although young, he brings notable evangelistic experience and clear delivery. Alr Hewitt, known as the pulpit orator, will introduce the speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Htaim
Alonzo
Charles T. Dewitt
California
Charles Bo Piewut
Parst Baptist Church
Morrrow
Hewitt Oe
Pulpit Oreto
Untitled notice fragment on religious services schedule
Fragmentary OCR text describes services beginning tomorrow night and continuing until Tuesday night with an unspecified start time. It mentions a Welcome expanded to all to hear them and a company or group involved, but names and concrete details are unreadable.
Repainting at Clarke Place and a Noted City Curiosity
Brief items report Mr Benest Heifen stun residence being repainted by workers under Mr Mehl Moberly at Clarke Place. A large front window pane at Samuel Marino’s store on North Market Street was broken last night by unknowns. Officer Edward Sterring on last Charel Street shows a 44 inch long egg shaped like a gourd, a local curiosity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benest Heifenstun
Clarke Place
Mehl
Samuel Marino
North Market Street
Omcer
Edward Sterring
Charel Street
Sir Hiram Maxim Retiring After Half Century Of Invention
Sir Hiram Maxim, famed inventor of the Maxim gun and related devices, is approaching retirement from his long career. Born in Sangerville, Maine, he apprenticed in coach-building and carriage works before patenting his gas-general thrust apparatus and electric lamp improvements. By his forties he had settled in England with a hat factory in Hatton Garden and amassed a substantial fortune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thram Maxcia
Thas
Sangerville Village
Maine
Fenimore Cooper
Comstock
Cartiage
England
Hatton Garden
Pacific liner wrecked sparks limited in Shanghai message
A scrambled report from Shanghai dated April 11 230 oM notes the Pacific liner incident with passengers and mail saved. It mentions routes to Hongkong and San Francisco and references a timer or timer related detail. The fragmentary text confirms the ship was damaged but passengers and mail were saved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shangha
China
Pacific
Investigation Begun In Memon County Inquiry
Officials launched an inquiry following a report from local authorities. The investigation focuses on unspecified activities and involves county offices and the state department. No further details are provided in the fragment.
New York University names Dr hner E Brown as chancellor
Dr hner E Brown is to be the new chancellor of New York University, announced in New York on April 24. The appointment marks a major leadership change for the university as it continues its expansion and academic initiatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Henard
Paris
M. Henard
New York
Local Court Notices on Real Estate Transfers
Fragmented OCR of court notice listing transfers among individuals including Jesse Fortney and wife, Sarah de Grimes, Evin Catherine Schelberge, Calin Costley, Blanche Ham mond, and Edward Dillon with estates in multiple counties. Details are unclear due to garbled text but indicate property conveyances and ancillary interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
etetYoo
Jesse Fortney
Janes M Taightwell
Sarah de Grimes
Evin
Catherine ‘Sehelberge
Frederick County
David M. Devilbiss Lats
al Wrsons
Lizzie M. Devileiss
Reno
Frederick Railroads Abused Said Needs Urgent Facilities
Frederick business leaders urge railroads to provide adequate facilities, warning past assurances from B&O and Northern Central have failed. A prominent local businessman cautions against calling for a club on the railways, arguing for substantial terminals and modern upgrades for present and future city growth. A rough cost estimate places B&O at about 150000 dollars and the other line similarly costly to overhaul the aging infrastructure. The piece also notes a separate incident in Tuscola involving a bogus check and a wanted preacher reward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Baltimore and Osio
Northern Central Railroad
Transportation Committee
Board of Trade
B&o
NXC
Tuscola
Livingston
Grimes
C. G. Stov
Ammon Cramer
Stovall
H ‘Gett
Newman
Fair and
Peacok’s
Chicago
Freeport
Sir Stovall
Bell
Livington
Rexall Orderlies Promise Free Guarantee If Not Helped
A Rexall Store advert promises to relieve chronic constipation with Rexall Orderlies eaten like candy and aimed at toning the large intestine nerves. The ad claims neutral effects on other organs, no purging, and a guaranteed trial at the store of J. A Williamson on North Market Street, urging readers to subscribe for The News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rexall
J. A Williamson
North Market Street
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Chaeeter
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Church of the Srethren
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Michael Osteo
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Frederick and Vicinity
THE
City OF the Future
London
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3Li
Burnham
American National Commission On Fine Arts
Edward Bellany
M. Menard
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C. J. Hewitt
Charles Fo Hewitt
Hiram Maxim
Memon County
Puis
N.Y. Univ
Ciscuit and Orphans’ Court
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Woods ,Boro
Blanche Ellen Lavinia Hammond
Edward J. Dillon
Emmitshurs
R. R
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Chicago Record-Herald
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United States College OF Veterinary Surgeons
W. J. Brown
McKillip Veterinary College
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R. V. Smith
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Eward Kepner
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Aprodiy
Clinton McSherry
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Eid&wiyf
Debe Peterman
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City Hotel
Tenara Basil Sewell
Kalsominer
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Alan
Liberty
James A. Brown
Linga* Nere Hills Farm
Evening News
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Sheen
Shetland
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Praddat
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Saides
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WM. A. Woodward
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Pike Road Company
Ll. Cronise
Iurreaét
Maryland
Springfield
Sykesville
Cottage Women’s Group
Parker, Valas & Rice
Union Building
Ans
TUEB
Feesti
FR. Rush Lewis
L R V. Smith
Geo. W. Heinlein
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