The Saturday News Preview Promises Big Tomorrow Issue
The Saturday News announces a large upcoming edition with eight pages of varied reading material including A Career by Accident by Howard Field illustrated and Civilizing China with Europe teaching progress. It highlights illustrated articles for the issue and features for ladies farmers and Sunday School lessons with regular departments. The paper promises dependable local and general news at two cents a copy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Field
SaTur Wd
Hood
Purely Personal Pleasantries From Those Who Come and Go
Mr. Harry E. Stitely of Unionville registered at the Park Hotel. Mrs. Chas Helfenstein of East Church Street spent the day in Baltimore. The Misses Doll of West Second Street spent the day in Baltimore. Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Wenner of Brunswick are visiting friends in the city. Mr. R. Claude Dutrow of Adams is visiting friends in Frederick. Mr. and Mrs. Milton G. Urner of Court Road are spending a few weeks at Atlantic City, N J. Mrs. John Manuel Alvarez and children of New York are guests at Judge James McSherry's clinical home. O. O. Ausherman of East Third Street has spent a few years with friends in Washington and has returned. C. K. McCaslin, new pastor of the M P church Libertytown, has lived here and received a reception. A. S. Riggs, the Philadelphia union fireman on the B and O R R, ends a three‑week visit with his mother on Wealth Street. Dr. William H. Kable of Woodsboro yesterday went to Virginia to attend the funeral of his father in law, the Hon. B E Massey. Ira Whitehill, who has been attending medical college in Philadelphia, is vacationing among Unionville friends. Local Mart news notes E W Hargett's market quota today: corn per barrel shelved, 40 cents per bushel. oats per bushel 12 1/2 cents. Hey, 12 1/1?
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.P
Libertytown
Ira Whitehill
Medical College
Philadelphia
Tnionville
Two Bishops Address Baltimore AME Session on Education
The Baltimore conference of the African Methodist Episcopal church opened its second day with Bishop Lee praising ministers progress and urging an educated ministry. He warned Negroes not to rely on White charity and stressed education as essential for leadership in faith and morals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnett
Bishop Lee
Baltimore
African Methodist Episcopal Church
Negro in Conference Urges Self Help and Business
Bishop B F Lee and Bishop B W Arnett preside at a conference in Baltimore where Arnett urges practical self help for African Americans. He calls for education, business employment, and ownership of churches and institutions, while criticizing camp meetings as wasteful and praising self reliance.
Bishop Lee Criticizes Camp Meetings and Voter Attitudes
In a wartime sermon Bishop Lee urged Black Americans to stay home, cultivate gardens, raise meat for personal use and the market, and warned against camp meetings. He criticized spending funds on travel and buggy hires after work hours and urged learning to read and write beyond party labels to pursue higher things.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bishop Lee
General Assembly of
Maryland
Brief Bits From A Dated Note Card
Peach crop conditions unclear as season near. Ascension day May 16 and Whit Sunday May 26 noted with picnic and Children’s Day services announced. Eggs low and donations generous. Residences on South Market Street being repaired. Summer mitts revival hinted. A nine weekly paper planned for Uniontown Carroll County. April rains linger as clouds roll away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry McWenry
South Market Stream
Uniontown
Carroll County
Deaths and obituary notices from Middletown valley and Poe sales
The article reports the death of John Younkins in Middletown valley at nearly 85, noting a third family death this year. It lists seven surviving children and funeral details at the Lutheran church in Middletown. It also records the funeral of Ira McCurdy and a Poe book sale in Boston with high prices including a $1,300 first edition and $2,760 for two autographs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poe
Frederick W. French
Boston
Rue Morgue
Frederic Choral Society Presents The Rose Maiden Tonight
The first public concert of the Frederic Choral Society will be given tonight at the Woman's College. The performance features all Frederick singers as soloists and chorus, promising an unusual treat for music lovers.
Churches Prepare Celebrations and New Pastor Arrives
News from area churches notes Singapore Sunday school marking Children's Day on June 9 at the church and an annual picnic set for Whit-Monday May 27. Rev. W O Kesler has arrived as the new Liberty Circuit pastor at the M E church in the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Singanore Sunday School
W. O. Kesler
Liberty Circuit
M. E
Pauline Marr Weds Charles Gall in New York
Miss Pauline Marr daughter of Mrs Kate Thyson Marr of Washington and Mr Charles Gall well known in theater were married yesterday in New York. She is known here and spent summers at Linganore Hills Inn. Representative Pearre met the President at the White House on behalf of Lieutenant McKenney, son of the presiding elder of the Methodist church in the Western Maryland circuit, serving with his regiment in the Philippines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gall—Marr
Pauline Marr
Kate Thyson Marr
Washington
Charles ¥. Gall
New York
Miss Marr
Linganore Hills Inn
McHenney
Pearre
White House
McKenney
Methodist Church
Maryland
Philippines
Advertiser’s steady flow amid local illness and an event
The sick Mr. William Eckstein has recovered enough to be out. Mr. Washington Beall of Liberty town was paralyzed Monday afternoon with full right-side loss of movement. The note highlights persistent advertiser activity despite personal setbacks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Eckstein
Washington Beall
Libertytown
Public Schools Face Funding Gaps and June Commencement
Patterson and Offico Rock schools lack pupil numbers prompting closure. high school commencement set for week of June 17. Board adjourns after two days of routine business, appoints vacancies, approves library grants, and confirms several teachers’ contracts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patterson's
Calico Rack
Valley Hotel proprietor dies at 38 in Hagerstown
William J. Buchanan owner of the Valley Hotel Hagerstown died April 25 at age 38. Betty Walker 38 of 1135 Watson Baltimore died at Baltimore University Hospital from burns suffered at her home. A Baltimore bond issue for waterworks of 30000 was picked up by Hambleton Co of Baltimore. A Montgomery county tract of 235 acres near Bethesda Park was bought for 70000 to be developed for suburban residences for Washington residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Buchanan
Valley Hotel
Hagerstown
Hambleton & Co
Baltimore
Hyattsville
Harry A. Dawson
Montgomery County
Mary Pearson Hof
Reading
Leonardtown
St. Mary
Bethesda Park
Washington City
Baltimore and Ohio Stock Breaks Par On NYSE Rise
O stock topped par with a 10237 bid on the New York Stock Exchange yesterday as 49 000 shares traded. The issue later closed firm at 102 after crossing par, with supporters predicting this milestone within the year. Samuel Riggs a Montgomery County native named among Marylanders chosen for first lieutenant in the regular army.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore and Ohio
New York Stock Exchange
Montgomery County
Samuel Riggs
Reuben Riggs
Goshen
Philippines
Scholastic Changes At Notre Dame Academy Mary Libertytown
Sister Meleta leaves Libertytown for Baltimore and will be replaced by Sister Alva from Baltimore. The United Brethren Woman's Missionary Board will meet in Hagerstown during the Frederick City conference with about 100 delegates. Casper Killian, injured when he fell from a house in Myeraville, is walking on crutches. Glenn H. Worthington to sell Woodville real estate including 6 acres and dwelling. Advertising syrup of figs for kidneys and liver use, 60 cent bottles, manufactured by California Fig Syrup Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meleta
Notre Dame Academy
Libertytown
Baltimore
Alva
Hagerstown
General Conference of the
United Brethren Church
Frederick City
Woman's Missionary Board
Casper Killian
Myeraville
Glenn H. Worthington
Trastee
Woodville
California Fig Syrup Company
Census Effort Under Way as Enumerators Readied
County enumerators received equipment and instructions as Schley completes dispatch of port folios outside Baltimore city. May 1 marks start. each man must visit every house, complete precinct boundaries, voter lists, and registration data within 15 days, with possible extension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sohley
Schley
Ogden
Smallpox in Cumberland Sparks Local Alarm
William R Hendrickson showed up in Cumberland yesterday suffering from smallpox causing excitement. The family in Cumberland Valley all contracted the disease after MacFarlane brought it from South Cumberland. Hendrickson boarded a Pennsylvania freight car by Baltimore Street and the car’s contents were refused. He has been quarantined along with a colored man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland
William R. Hendrickson
Stresta
Cumberland Valley
MacFarlane
Hendrickson
Pennsylvania
Baltimore Street
Odd Fellows Funeral Notice and Local Ads
Odd Fellows announce King David Lodge members should attend the funeral of Bro. Ghag Oravis of Minneapolis at Utica Milla. Also items on crab soup, clothing, a Mary chapter reception, optician visit, dressmaking, eye doctor in Frederick, and local newspaper advertising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd Fellows
King David
Bro. Ghag. Oravis
Fraternity Lodge
No. 62
Minneapolis
Minn
Utica Milla
Haoka
R. C. Nicopimus
Seoy
Splendid China Dinner Sets and Household Goods Sale
Local ad notes a fine assortment of white porcelain china dinner sets tea and toilet ware plus table cutlery lamps and decorations. Encourages visiting for kitchen dining room and bedroom china and promises packed delivered free within the city by Joan Dutrow.
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