Sessions on August 12 and 13 for Brethren gathering
Members of the Church of the Brethren Eastern District of Maryland attend a three session conference at Locust Grove church near Mt Airy on August 12 13 and 14 with programs on Sunday school temperance and missionary work. The list of speakers covers topics from improving Sunday school work to youth guidance and ministerial effectiveness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of the Brethren
Maryland
Locuat Grove Church
Mt Airy
J. D. Wiltiar
Blanche Bonsack
D. B. Miller
W. P. Englar
J. R. Kieln
Jom. Mollinger
Chak N. Frushour
Bineau School
Hollie P. Garner
M.D. Anthony
WM Prisel
F.C. Fix
Prohibition Opposed by Maryland Labor Federation
The Maryland State and District of Columbia Federation of Labor in Baltimore adopted resolutions against prohibition by 96 toes. A delegate urged removing all liquor taxes during the discussion. The federation met previously in Frederick last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
District of Columbia Federation of Labor
Labor Lyceum Hall
Baltimore
Labor Federation
Frederick
May Buy Peach Crop In Monstrous Deal
Growers in the Smithburg fruit belt consider a plan that could dispose of between 600 and 600 carloads of peaches in a single sale. The deal would move fruit valued in the thousands of dollars and involve the entire crop if the plan is approved.
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Great
Smithburg
Hancock Approves $30,000 Water Works Bond Issue
In Hancock a 53 vote majority approved a bond issue of 30000 dollars to erect municipal water works. Citizens voted yesterday to finance and construct the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hancock
The Case of L L Cantelon and his wife
A Claren don Texas man recounts using Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy after months of doctor visits and medicines. He says a 25 cent bottle cured his wife’s severe bowel complaint after the second bottle. Ad.
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L. L. Cantelon
Clarendon
Texas
Gale
Pleasant Sunday Visits at Carpenter Home
Sunday gatherings at the Home of Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Carpenter included Mr. and Mrs. Grover C and son Nelson of New Man, Joseph Viller, and others. Several couples and Miss Dayhoff enjoyed evening calls. A Mile Society talk is set for Wednesday at the Carpenters’ home. Joseph Haller, who visited, returned to Pootenville, Montgomery County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. J. Carpenter
Grover C2
Nelson
New Man
Mir Joseph Viller
M U ¥ Jarerwan
Montgomery County
Helen Daybot
Mt. Alry
Margaret Carpenter
Cottein
Dayhoff
J. M. Burall
Edith Jacobs
Mildred Abrecht
Edna Jacobsa
C. J. Browning
Miga Lillian Renn
Jamen
Mes
Pootenville
Montgomery Counly
Edgewood News Summary of Events and Church Notices
Edgewood section escaped storm danger with no damage after a late night warning. Local residents from Bethel and nearby areas visited relatives over the weekend. Hood College official Rev Webler will preach at Pleasant Hill on Sunday August 9 at 2 10 p.m. Rev Kineed’s Bethel Church of God appointment follows Sunday service. The SEL held a joint service at Bethel. attention focuses on Rev Herman’s wartime travel and health concerns in Europe.
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Min
da Stull
Bethel
Robert Is Ryler
Edgar A1. Zimmerman
Feaguville
Robet Sayler
Harry I. Morgain
John Blank
Braddock
Frank Stone
WH. Webler
Hood College
Frederick
Pleasant FU
Ruiv. S.A. Kineed
Herman
Europe
Mt Zion Lutheran Church to Hold Sunday Service
There will be preaching in Mt Zion Lutheran Church Sunday morning at 10 40 by Rev Relnewald of Pennsylvania. Mr Raymond Putman and family spent Sunday evening with Mr Oscar Routzahn and family. Mr Charles Stone and family have returned to Montgomery county after visiting his mother Mrs George Stone. Melvin Routzahn and Charles Himes spent weekend with Mr George Poole and family of Harmony Grove. Mrs Wn Zhamerman is on the sick list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Zion Lutheran Church
Relnewald
Pennsylvania
Raymond Putman
Oscar Routzahn
Charles Stone
George Stone
Montgomery County
Melvin Routzahn
Charles Himes
George Poole
Harmony Grove
Wn Zhamerman
Various Local Visits And Moves Around Frederick Area
A series of social notes report visits by York and Frederick residents. Mr Grant Thomson traveled from York to visit his brother J A Thomson and family. C Edgar Yount plans to move to Tampa with a family on August 3. Rev Frank Brown and Mrs Brown plus daughter visit Mrs Lavina Fringer. Olivia Jacobs and Dorsy spend last Thursday with Mr and Mrs N B Hagan. John P Weishard returns home after vacation near Bridgeport. Mr and Mrs J E Zimmerman return from Braddock Height and Frederick. Mrs Laura Reindollar visited relatives in Chambersburg last week. Mrs Samuel Ott and two children visit relatives in Emmitsburg. Mrs Charlie G Buffington and son depart for Union Bridge after visiting Jacob Buffington family. Mrs James H Reindollar visits relatives in Shippensburg last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant Thomson
York
J. A. Thomson
C. Edgar Yount
Tampa
Florida
Frank Brown
Ohio
Brown
Lavina Fringer
Olivia Jacobs
Dorsey
Frederick
N. B. Hagan
John P. Weishard
Washington
George Clabaugh
Bridgeport
J. EL. Zimmerman
Braddock Height
Laura Reindollar
Chambersburg
Samuel €. Ott
Emmitsburg
Charlie G. Buffington
New York
Mia
Jacob Buffington
Union Bridge
James H. Reindollar
Shippensburg
Twenty Year Test of a Diarrhea Remedy
Geo W Brock publisher of the Aberdeen Enterprise claims a remedy for diarrhoea discovered twenty years ago by Tt Reed Chamberlain. He says it is a gate cure not a knick and has been repeatedly recommended and never failed. For sale by all dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reed Chamberlain
Geo. W. Brock
the Enterpriee
Aberdeen
Yue Ae
Dean
Fragmented chronicling of early 20th century wars
The fragment lists multiple 19th and early 20th century conflicts with dates and brief actions. Items cover Balkan Turks at Podgori ca in 1912, Russo-Japanese clashes near Port Arthur in 1904, Boer War armored train action in 1899, the Maine sinking in 1898, Franco Prussian War skirmish in 1870, Civil War Fort Sumter firing in 1861, Crimean invasion in 1853, Hull invading Canada in 1812, and Lexington attack in 1775.
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Podgoricza
Toxo
Port Arthur
Kraalpan
Cape Colony
United States
Maine
Havana
Bucharest
Baden
Fort Sunter
Charleston
S.C
Turkey
Hull
Canada
Massachusetts
Minute Net
Lesington
Mass
Massacre Commemoration Marked Enoch Brown Tragedy
A sesquicentennial observance at Enoch Brown Park recalled the 1764 massacre near Greencastle when Schoolmaster Enoch Brown and his 11 pupils were killed by a band of Indians. Community leaders from Maryland and Pennsylvania spoke at the ceremony, noting a monument and grave markers placed by the Enoch Brown Memorial Association several decades earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enoch Brown
Poitine
Greengastie
Cyrug Cort
Overlea
W. Rush 'tHllan
Chambersburg
Paey
Spangler Ki
Greencastle
Brown
Ellicott City Elects Liberal Commissioners in 1909 Vote
In Ellicott City under the commission form a liberal Citizens ticket won the race for the commissioners. Milton H. Easton J Edwin Kroh and Charles D Wallenhorst secured the seats with 161 151 and 148 votes respectively while the defeated Law and Order ticket members Charles Kirkwood John H Kroner and Robert H Yager drew 103 92 and 102 votes. The election, the first since 1909, drew much interest but ended without disorder.
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Ellicott City
Maryland Tax Digest praised as ready reference by Col. Cunningham
Great interest centers on the Maryland Tax Digest issued by Col. A B Cunningham judge of the Appeal Tax Court of Baltimore He notes the digest compiles Maryland Reports opinions to 1914 including 121 Maryland and aims to aid tax authorities and the legal profession as a reference tool.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Col
A. B. Cunningham
Appeal Tax Court of
Baltimore
Colonel Cunningham
Court of Appeals
Advance Fashions For Fall From Country Life Topic
Clergymen from District and Maryland gather at Maryland Agricultural College to discuss country life issues. The conference opens with Henry Sames on the Country Church Problem. Anna B Taft and J Charles Linthicum are among speakers. fashion notes forecast velvet wraps and hats returning in autumn tones with revived Edwardian silhouettes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland Agricultural College
Maryland
Henry Sames
International Committee of the
Montgomery County
Anna B. Taft
J. Charles Linthicum
J.patterson
Israel
Ward Platt
The
Methodist Church Extension Board
Thomas N. Carver
Rural Organization Service
Department of Agriculture
C. C. Benes
Winslow Family Becomes London Visitors Amid War Scare
Dr. Winslow and Mrs. Randolph Winslow with daughter Miss Eliza L. Winslow of Baltimore are in London enjoying themselves despite the war scare. A Baltimore cablegram confirms their travel in Europe. The Winslows are connected to the Amoreans, well known in Frederick, where Miss Winslow visited last fall.
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Mra. Randolph Winslow
Eliza L. Winslow
Baltimore
Europe
London
Winslow
Frederick
Miss Winslow
Not So Strange After All Chamberlain's Tablets Endorsement
A reader testimonial claims Chamberlain's Tablets ease stomach trouble and restore natural function. Mrs Ketle Tish of Wabath Ind says Totegan healed her issues, calling it the best medicine for stomach trouble she has used. Advertisement notes availability from dealers.
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Chamberlain
Wabath Ind
Totegan
Velvet and satin trend shapes junior fashion outlook
The piece notes velvet and satin dominate next season with tunics over velvet skirts and lace trimmed capes. Hem stitching from summer returns in silk and satin waists and lace collars. Junior outfits mirror adult styles with Dickensian Dutch influences, practical wash dresses gain school use, plus sturdy coats and leather belts. FANNIE FIELD.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Greenaway
Fannie Field
Property Deeds and Court Sales Mark Local Transactions
Ward A Conrad and wife transfer real estate to Oscar M Fogle and wife for 300 dollars. David A Everhart and wife deed a lot in Jetty for 10 dollars to Charles A Kehne and wife. Court orders sale of Mary EEhrehart estate. Reported real estate sales of Inen Flook, deceased. Patriotic Order Sons of America holds annual state officers election at Odd Fellows Hall Baltimore. officers confirmed and slated for installation. Next convention to be in Centerville Maryland.
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Ward A. Conrad
Oscar M. Fogle
David A. Everhart
Charles A. Kehne
Mary E. Ehrehart
Inen Flook
Patriotic Order Sons of America
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Baltimore
H. T. Griffith
W. &. Seabrook
Joseph S. Robinson
Herbert Temple
William J. Heaps
William J. Carter
Edward Adams
M. L. Crabtree
T. H. Shockley
L. J. Stoup
S. E. Cooper
Thomas H. Morgan
Eugene Worthington
H. Ross Coppage
Centerville
Morton the Miser Draws Laughs in Cattish Debate
In a humorous exchange, Lippin catt mocks Morton as overly frugal, insisting he avoids even suggesting deals. The banter highlights Morton’s reputation for extreme caution in financial matters and the wider playful scolding among peers.
Swamp Root testimonial from Mrs Hileman
A sworn testimonial from Mrs D. E. Hileman of Tunnelton West Virginia praising Dr Kilmer’s Swamp Root for curing kidney trouble and sleepless nights after two days of use. Notarized by Joseph A. Miller on September ith, 199, with a letter to Kilmer & Co. in Binghamton New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph A. Miller
Notary Public
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N. Y
Prove What Swamp Root Will Do For You
An old advertisement urges readers to try Swamp-Root from Dr. Kilmer & Co. Send ten cents for a sample size bottle and receive a booklet on kidneys and bladder. It claims universal persuasiveness and notes availability in regular one cent and one dollar bottles at drug stores, with a mention of Frederick Daily News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, X. Y
Frederick Daily News
Everybody's Day at Fen-Alar Promises Big Prizes
August 27 at Fen-Alar features a large event with numerous contests and prizes for best dancer best dressed gentleman prettiest baby largest baby smallest baby and more. Prizes awarded afternoon and evening. A greased pig will be released in the park with the catcher becoming owner.
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Fen-Alar
Sumer
Drewed Indy
Peizex
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William Gosnell
J. Welty Fairney
Robert Ridgels
J. A. Garber
W. Eb, Roop
Silas K. Utz
C. D. Bonsack
D.O. Metz
FB. Englar
Thomas Ecker
T. Spike
Alfréd “Englar
Blue Ridge College
G. S. Raleigh
John A Garber
Christian Workers
D. E. Klein
W .T. Miller
Marie Englar
Lewis E. Green
George S. Harp
Kathryn Garner
Laxinia Roop
A. P. Shader
J. Welty Fahrney
Fredérick
Yount
Enplar
Wiillar
G. K. Sappington
J. C. Walker
Prohibition
Nell On Coit
Toni
Edgewood
MT. Zion
Firgt
Greekcastle
Citizens
Maryland Tax Digest
Representative Linthicum
Dr. Winslow
the Circuit and Orphans’ Court
James Ezra Albert
Gertrude’ Jeannette Weddle
Bruns,Wwick
Morton
Pen Mar
Western Maryland Railway
Niagara Falls
Mt.gretna
B. Market St. Frederick, Md
E. R. Miller
Fridemick
Col. Market
Church Sis
Chase, Shenk
South Market Street
Frederick, Md
East Third St
Oottis & Griff Imi
Court Street
Wheat Insurance
Heulfenstein & Urner
North Market Street
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