Religious World Topics From Local Ministers This Week
Summary of weekly church activities across local congregations. John Ostholic church held services at 6 30 and 9 o'clock with vesper at 7 20. Sunday school noted. Absent pastor Rev McLean caused 10 church attendees at Grace Reformed church. United Brethren church featured Rev O W Stilespring sermon on Jesus the Light of the World with song service. Rev Thomas school run under Rev Dr Ings presenting The Samaritan. Evening service at 6 45 prayed for hi Sons of God.
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B.L. ‘McLean
Graca Reformed Church
United Brathren
W. Stluespring
Jeane
Thomas
Ingis
Giaiparitan
City Notices and Social Visits Highlight Baltimore to Frederick Trips
Local notes report visiting relatives and returns to Frederick from Baltimore Philadelphia Washington and Florida. Names include Nora Miller Eva and Mary Osiris Gladhill Shafer L Rhoads Viole Thomas Oscar Bosid Gor manis and families of Zimmerman Sherrill Hardy Ohilton. Probate filed for Mrs Cecelia Ohilton with W F Ohilton named executor.
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Dorey
Migs Blanche
North
Glyntree
Baltimore
Bea
David “Garvey
Washington
Nora
Philadelphia
Florida
Jozeph K. Hoffman
Eva and
Mary
Nora Miller
East Patrick Street
Oscar Bsid. Gormanis
W.vawana
Shafer L. Rhoads
South Market Street
Albert Wallis
Weat
Sud
F. Thomas
Patrick Treet
Mise Osiris Gladhill
Union Bridge
Shaffer L. Rhos
George Zimmerman
Harry Zimmerman
Fresmont
Ohio
G. S.F. Zimmerman
North Market Street
Hall Sherrill
Peteraville
Walter Saunders
Worth Market Street
Henry A She Wows
States Express Spenk
Frederick
Ruth Biggs
Pittsburg
Ps. Cape Vic
George Hardy
Master Meredith
Marguerite Anna Hardy
Ohilton
Cecelia E. Ohilton
Orphans’ Court
W. F. Ohilton
Oxexator
Souvenirs From Mt Pelee Eruption Mentioned
Reported items include a charred hand from a victim and lava samples collected by Charles Keeter in Frederick. The lava is described as gravel and clay, yellow to brown in color. Also noted is a $75 Maryland Medical College scholarship directed to a Frederick County boy, with Senator Rohrbach handling the appointment.
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Mt. Pelee
Janet Williams
Pierre
Pelee
Charles Keeter
East
Patrick Street
Mt.Pelee
J. B. Schwatka
Maryland Bred‘ical College, Haa
Rohrbach
Maryland*Medical College
Tor
Frederick County
Winchester glove maker arrested for mosquito law breach
Prodn A Gratchen a Winchester Virginia glove manufacturer and mayoral kin was arrested for violating the mosquito exterminating law by failing to oil his rain barrels. This marks the first arrest under the offense.
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A. Gratchen
Winchester
Real Estate Sale Involving Get Synburg Street Dwelling
Real estate agent Sai Mr. Henry Stokes for Miss Mary Adelsberger sold a two story brick dwelling on Get Synburg Street, Swiss Mary Adelsberger owned, to Mrs Annie J Flopenod for 750 dollars. Also noted is L H Heckman promoting John Robinson's ten big shows and arrival of car No 1 in the city for a circus performance on Monday September 8.
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Henry Stokes
Mary
Adelsberger
Get- Synburg
Adelsbergst
Annie J. Flopenod
L. H. Heckman
John Robinson
Local Milling Prices and Cottage Plans Noted
The Local Mart lists today’s market quotes for Eastern Milling and Export including corn near 2.75 per barrel, shelled corn at 53 cents per bushel, No 3 red wheat at 68 with steamers at 65 per bushel. Hay ranges 16 to 18 dollars per bale. Mr. Georges M. Gittinger plans a cottage at Braddock Heights and Will build. Say you saw it in The Brews.
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Eastern Milling & Export Company
Orn
Bairda
Georges M. Gittinger
Parcthesads
Braddock Heights
Ex-Convict Granville Brown Attempts House Robbery
Granville Brown an ex convict tried to break into a North Market Street home at 8 15 yesterday morning. Miss Mattie Shook awoke to see a burly negro near her room and identified Brown after a struggle. Officers Holbraner and Esterly arrested Brown at his Klitehart residence. A light cap and a pair of shoes were recovered at the scene.
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Granville Brown
Mis Mattie Bhook
Mattie Shook
North Market Street
Fourth
Fifth
Misa
Abe-Agsin
Mise -Strook
Holbraner
Esterly
Miss Shook
Brown
Klitehart
Mina ‘Shook
Aho
Fragmentary note hints at a marriage mention
In a distorted excerpt a timid young man is asked if he is married and mentions a possible spouse or "Fo Bie" in a garbled sentence. The text lacks clear names, dates, or reliable context to identify a precise event or person.
Maryland crop record noted in unusual harvest yield
A fragmentary report describes the largest harvest in the world so far, near Accident Garret. Dr. W Ravenscross owned the field. Thresher yielded 184 bashels, weight revealed 230 bushels, averaging 102 bashels per acre. Ground prepared by ordinary methods, no special rations used.
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Cate
Maryland
Frederick city post office advertised letters list
The Frederick post office notes letters remaining for pickup on Saturday August 23. Applicants must call for advertised letters. unclaimed items within two weeks go to the dead letter office. Names listed include H O Gixgianes, Byere, Corell, Rev E Haskin, J Howard, J M Keough, C W Monshoar, C E Butchall, Eteep, Annie M Lapres, Misa Clara Kims.
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Pau
Frederick ‘City
Gixgianes
Byere
John J. Corell
Dr. E. Haskin
Daniel Howard
James M. Keough
GH. Monshoar
Charles W. Butchall
C.E Eteep
Lapres’ List
Annie M. Evan
Misa Clara Kims
Beer Drinking Record at Slavish Lodge Dance
At a Slavish lodge dance along the New Haven street car line last night around 75 kegs of beet were consumed. Despite expectations, there was no disorder and the event proceeded peacefully like a love feast with about 300 people in attendance, in Fayette county according to Connellsville, Pa. reports.
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New Haven
Fayette County
Connellsville
Rockville Mayors Propose Water Works Improvement Plan
A Rockville citizens meeting backed borrowing $5,000 by the Town Council to erect a new plant beside the current facility. The plan aims to install a double pumping apparatus to enhance the town water works system.
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Rockville
Ir The Law s Gap Before Justice Eckstein
George Murdock a colored man was attested by Officer Holbrauer and Esterly on Saturday night for orderly conduct. Justice Eckstein imposed a fine of 2 which was paid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justicercestein
George Murdock
Holbrauer
Esterly
Eckstein
Col George R Dennis Dies at 71 in Frederick County
Col George Robertson Dennis a prominent Frederick county resident and former president of Central National Bank died at his Hamp ton home near Urleans on Saturday evening at 7 30 o clock after a period of general debility aged 71 He served as a Civil War officer in the First Regiment Potomac's Hopkins Brigade and was a longtime director of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad and a board member of the Baltimore and Ohio and Chicago Railroad He was married to Alice daughter of the late family of this county and was a trustee of the Episcopal church and a member of the Board of Visitors of the D and D School
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George Robertson Dennis
Frederick County
Perth Amboy
Dickibaon
Brederick
Commisw Hettensat
Potociad
Honis
Acatouth Union
Qoton Dennis
Baltimora
Ohio
Baltimore
Chicago
Central National Banks
Iet Tors
Dennis
Alice
Thia
Fanny
J Rogera
Quarleston
Bass Driven Away by Carp In Potomac Waters
The Washington Star notes disappointment at the absence of bass in Potomac waters this season. German carp blamed for scarcity, said to prey on young fish and drive game fish away. Carp also alleged to disrupt waterfowl feeding grounds by damaging grain beds.
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Iztak- Walton
The
Washington Star
Sre
Potomac
Bacs
Montgomery's Bowie F Waters Named Delegate Candidate
Bowie F Waters, a younger Rockville lawyer in Montgomery, seeks the county delegation to the Sixth district Nominating Convention in Urmbearland on September 2. He promises a vigorous campaign if nominated and is unmarried, the son of Horace Waters.
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Montgomery
Bowie F. Waters
Urmbearland
Rockville
Tas
Fis
Waters
Horace Waters
Excursion Train Runs From Baltimore to Frederick
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad operated a special excursion from Baltimore and Washington to Frederick yesterday drawing 265 visitors to Frederick. Regular Sunday excursion rates from Frederick to Baltimore attracted 68 Fredericktonians visiting Baltimore. An excursion from Frederick to Bagerntowi carried 51 Fredericktonians to that city.
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Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Baltimore
Washington
Broderick
Frederick
Monumental
Bagerntowi
Funerals Tossaperal Ruth Biggs From Pittsburgh
Ruth Tossaperal Biggs, only daughter of Mrs and Mrs Charles Biggs formerly of Frederick, Pittsburgh, Pa, was taken from her late residence on Sunday at 2 30 p m. The notice records her passing and family details.
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Tossaperal
Ruth
Charles Biggs
Frederick
Pitteburg
Intercat Horn and There Yesterday and Today News
A scrambled recap lists crimes and events across Maryland and nearby areas. A Washington county distillery robbery and a breakout for a new church in Port Deposit are noted, with multiple deaths and injuries including a Cambridge pioneer and a Glansport assault. The Wikton opera house nears completion as a major Eastern Shore venue. Also reported are a large family picnic in Wobbington county, a Queen Anne's county politician, a Queen Anne primaries, a Baltimore and Ohio rail water project, and a Timoniom fair setup for September. A Laurel resident with a bullet wound hospitalized in Baltimore, plus pharmacy board disputes in Annapolis and licensure questions.
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Rook Worge
Washington County
Port Deposit
Phillipe &. Yates
California
Cambridge
Mise Freda White
Camberland
Glansport
Martin Lse
Wikton
Thomas Snyder
Elbow Ridge
Wobbington County
George Davidson
Queen Anne’s County
Heaton
P. B. Bopper
Congress
University Hospital
Baltimore
Aeos
Dri
Charles B. Henkel
State Board of Pharmacy
Chariea G. Fellmyer
Joho D.” Musterman
Annapolis
Secretary Wilson Stresses Scientific Agriculture Career
Secretary Wilson urges colleges to emphasize scientific agriculture and promotes it as a viable field for young men. He notes demand for trained scientists in sericulture and other agricultural stations, arguing the profession offers opportunity and reward compared to crowded fields like law and medicine.
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Wilson
Rome
Agricul
Irs
Law
Madi
Train Kills Man On Main Line Near Ohio Railroad
A mangled body found on the main line near the Ohio Railroad indicates a fatal accident. A uniformed man, apparently traveling from Boston to Fort Howard, was killed when struck by a train after alarms sounded and the train appeared to have halted. Police papers identified him as unknown, with no immediate next of kin listed.
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Haan
Ohio Railroad
Ivan Ah
Boston
Fort “Howard
Weekend sale promotes winter shirts and stockings
A fragmented early 20th century page advertises discounts on Volipse Madras shirts to clear winter stock. It promotes moral discounts on shirts, stockings at low prices, and a trial of clean combed cotton pieces. Also mentions a new confectionery opening at Blumenauer's Bakery and a fruit and vegetable display at 77 W Patrick Street Frederick.
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Blumenauer’s Bakery
North Market Street
Mande Pure
Alfico & Ekalapasidios
Telegraph Changes Shift Lines and Office Oustings
The Western Union Telegraph Company loses offices along the Cumberland Valley line as the Postal Company plans to extend from Carlisle through Shippensburg and Chambersburg to Hagerstown. A Western Union crew strings 140 miles of copper wire along the Western Maryland Railroad with 18 men under Foreman John Shreiner in the past ten days.
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Western Union Telegraph Company
Cumberland Valley Railroad
Postal Company
Carlisle
Shippensburg
Chamberaburg
Hagerstown
Trank
Martinsburg
Winehebder
Mear
Western Union Company
Maryland
Joha ‘Shreiner
Williamsport Bridge Plan Aimed at Potomac River Crossing
Citizens urge Washington County Commissioners to fund a Williamsport Potomac crossing into Berkeley County, W V, predicting vast trade and a $30 000 bridge if approved or a stock company may be formed to build the span. Also notes Oyster Season Ahead with prices 25 to 30 cents and large clam beds in open September first, promising ample supply.
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Potomac
Williamsport
Washington County
Potomac River
Berkeley County
W. Va
Athletic Park Tonight Opens City Recreation Night
Local notice invites at Athletic Park for music and dancing with bowling and other activities. Miss Raith Ritch leads the primary department while Frederick College prepares sophomores for college or university courses starting September 1.
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The
Penang Jawaning
Frederick College
Say College
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Houghton, Mifflin & Co
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Muse
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Charles Scanlon
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