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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1910
Page
2
The article reports on sermons and religious activity across multiple churches. It describes varied interpretations of religion, Sunday observance, and the role of church attendance, noting speakers like Rev Parker and multiple church services and substitutions due to absences. It mentions lectures at the University of Cincinnati and ongoing pastoral changes.
The text shows church and school notices amid garbled OCR. It mentions Ruth 2:3, disruptions to services this week, no further netvices, and a church tag line. It notes a vacation period and that Burday school will be held at 9:45 a.m.
An Austrian father and his six month old son, Peter Doenek, drew a crowd at Phoenixville station as the child puffed a long stemmed pipe. The boy, now capable of hoisting smoke, repeated the act under his father’s watchful eye. The elder Doenek, a lifelong pipe smoker, says he began daily smoking since infancy and plans to remove the pipe only as punishment if Peter’s habit continues. On Peter’s third birthday, the father gifted a fancy pipe with a long stem and deep bowl.
A July or August lawn party at Dr Lindsey’s home near Point of Rocks Virginia featured lantern decorations, a Lorettaville orchestra, and recitations by Mrs Johnson of Baltimore and Walter Johnson in grand opera. Guests included numerous named locals and visitors from Virginia Ohio Maryland and Washington. A separate lawn party honored guest Bertha Neipold of Washington with games and refreshments. A Maryland reunion notice lists attendees from several towns. Advertising, touted as a path to success, closes the item.
Frederick defeats Woodsboro 4 to 2 in a late season baseball clash. Hogarth struck out nine, Malone paced the offense with a homer a triple and a sacrifice fly in four at bats, while Legore and Thremback contributed two hits each. Woodsboro threatened late but could not overcome Frederick’s early lead as the game featured strong defense and timely hitting.
A long list of residents and visitors across city streets and nearby towns, detailing who visited whom in Baltimore Philadelphia New York and other places. Many names and addresses appear with mentions of returns from trips and extended visits. The column notes social calls by Mrs Mary Edwards Mrs W A Smith Misses Ott and Tott and others along West Patrick Street Market Street and North Market Street.
The Mt Airy tilting event drew 2000 spectators as 12 knights competed for cash prizes and queenly honors at the farmers picnic. Winners included Charles Bowers, C D Hobbs, Frank Hobbs, and H G Penn with prizes from 15 to 1 dollars and maid crowns. second queen and maids also named.
Frederick Corpe of the American Salvation Army led open air services across the city yesterday with two Sunday school sessions. Witnesses recounted several incidents from the Eastern Shore trip, regret expressed toward the Toduntrial department, and a note that many good nights passed with the beloved figure. A mid week service is planned for Thursday and Friday’s event will entertain 200 children. readers are invited to say they saw it in The News.
Rev Absatorn Kou led a Sunshine Service at the United Brethren church featuring a sunlit program with pastorals, recitations, and hymns. Speakers included Rev Absalom Knox and Rev T Wo Kira Cope, with Miss Mary Young and Mrs Jesse Hoover presiding at the organ and Harp directing an orchestra of four.
Rev S M Hench pastor of the Reformed Church Cavetown formerly of Frederick, on a vacation in Pennsylvania, narrowly escaped death when a horse and carriage fledrammed during a ride from Loys ville toward Ickesburg. He was thrown against the wheel, worn by friction, and suffered severe contusions and lacerations as the carriage wrecked. he and Mrs Hench plan to return to Cavetown Tuesday.
Automobile owner Bernard Grove of Washington struck a rope stretched across South Market Street near the Maryland School for the Deaf. The rope, set to deter traffic on the oiled thoroughfare, bent the machine’s rod and narrowly spared Grove and companions as bystanders and onlookers gathered after the near-miss incident.
Rev Charles MP Liderdice of Frederickburg Prohibition party nominee for Congress spends days in Cecil county Me arranging meetings. Telescope notes describe a tuna reaching about 2000 pounds, a pelagic ocean rover, with sightings near Santa Catalina and the St Lawrence mouth region.
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