U B Quarterly Conference Reports Growth and Appointments
The United Brethren Church fourth quarterly meeting, presided by Rev Dr W Washinger, shows rising membership and activity. Rev J H Hummelbaugh reports 23 new members, 644 calls, 176 sermons, 10 baptisms, and 4 marriages. Ladies Aid raises 144. Moberly elected general church treasurer. Harp and Roderick named delegates to Baltimore annual conference. delegates seek return of the pastor.
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Hummelbaugh
United Brethren Church
W. Washinger
Chambersburg
J. H. Hummelbaugh
Mr. Hummelbaugh
Ladies’ Aid ‘Society
Marion
Moberly
John B. Phreeger
Reno S. Harp
Wm. C. Roderick
Baltimore
Across Continent in Wagon Prof and Wife Pass Frederick
Professor George H. Wilson and his wife travel like gypsies across the country leaving New York in May toward San Francisco. With two wagons and a buggy drawn by two horses they camp along the route giving performances for livelihood. They plan no rush, seek knowledge and health, and disdain conventional travel.
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Prof. Wilson
Frederick
George H. Wilson
New York
San Francisco
Lewistown
Prof
Mrs Wilson
Harper's Ferry
Shepherdstown
Wilson
Cardinal Gibbons Returns From Vacation in New York
Cardinal Gibbons returned to Baltimore yesterday after a three week vacation in Southampton New York where he spent time in the country, appearing refreshed and ready to resume his duties as head of the Baltimore diocese. He said he felt well and enjoyed the time away.
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Cardinal Gibbons
Baltimore
Southampton
N. Y
Voters Decide Candidates Fate In Tight Primaries
Voters in Frederick County vote through the morning with low turnout and scarce money. Republicans focus on sheriff contenders Willam Smith James Crum Scott Welty and Fenton Rice while Democrats seek party committee spots. Early totals show 1 937 votes cast across eight precincts with 377 Democrats and 434 Republicans in seven precincts reporting.
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Sheriff
Willam Smith
James H. Crum
Scott Welty
Fenton B. Rice
Frederick Board of Trade gifts to two aviators
The Frederick Board of Trade presented two solid silver cigarette cases engraved for Aviator Captain C. DeF. Chandler and Lieut. H. Arnold of the U.S. Army. The inscriptions honor the first aeroplane flight in Frederick County, from Washington to Frederick, on August 21, 1911, and reflect the community’s appreciation.
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Frederick
Frederick Board of Trade
Chandler
C. Def. Chandler
Signal Corps
U.S. A
Frederick County
Washington
H .H. Arnold
29Th Infantry
U.S. AL
Death notices from Frederick county obit page
Mrs Catherine Roetkey widow of Henry Roatkey dies aged 77 at Old Folks Home San Mar from general debility in Frederick county where she was born a Mumford She dies after two years at the home funeral set for 8 am tomorrow interment in Frederick county Mrs Jane Beam wife of George Beam of Emmitsburg dies after illness ending with a stroke of paralysis formerly Miss Guthrie survivor a son two sisters Richard Taylor about 40 dies of typhoid fever at Geo Hill Urbana funeral Saturday at Hyattstown pallbearers named Geo W Peter director interment in church cemetery.
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Catherine
Roetkey
Henry Roatkey
Old Folks Home
San Mar
Frederick County
Mumford
Dunkard Church
Jane 1. Beam
Jane B. Beam
George P. Beam
Emmitsburg
Miss Guthrie
Adam Guthrie
Presbyterian Church
H. G. Beam
Louise
Sue Guthrie
Rnchard Taylor
Richard Taylor
Geo. Hill
Urbana
Hyattstown
J. Price
Thos. Blackson
J. Blackson
D. Stewart
Geo. W. Peter
Donaldson Engagement Announces Miss Donaldson to Hendrix
Mr and Mrs D F Donaldson of Fairview Farm Hereford Missouri announce the engagement of their daughter Miss Georgia Isabel Donaldson to Mr Calvin Webster Hendrix of this city. The wedding is planned for early October. Hendrix is brother of Dr J C Hendrix and serves as vice president and assistant manager of Singa hore Copper Company in Frederick.
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D. F. Donaldson
Fairview Farm
Hereford
Georgia Isabel Donaldson
Calvin Webster Hendrix
Hendrix
J. C. Hendrix
Frederick
Singahore Copper Company
Gospel Mission Chapel festival held on South and Winchester lawn
The festival organized by Gospel Mission Chapel on Winchester Street was moved from Saturday night to the lawn at South and Winchester last night due to bad weather. A good-sized crowd attended and enjoyed a successful event with music provided by the QOU1. A.M. Band.
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Gospel Mission Chapel
Winchester Street
South and
Qo, U1. A.M
Bill Kay Extends Lead In New York State League Batting
As the league nears its close Bill Kay pulls away from rivals for batting honors. Despite a four point week his closest challengers Harry Laumler and Chick Hartley also slipped, giving Albany’s right fielder a top advantage.
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Bill Kay
Bill
Harry Laumler
Chick” Hartley
Riivals
Ts Albany
Among the Sick and Ailing Residents Featured
Notices from South Market street report Mrs Claggett FE Ramsburg and Mr A M Landauer both ill with lingering sickness. Resting at home, Ramsburg has returned to bed, while Landauer remains under care as in recent weeks. The item highlights how timely advertising through The News can speed service.
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Republican Party
Wll
Nmpecs
Democratic Party
A. M. Landauer
Claggett FE. Ramsburg
South Market Stret
Children survive Monocacy drift as horse drowns at Biggs Ford
Two children, Lawrence Shipley ten and his four year old sister, escaped a swollen Monocacy near Walkersville by leaping from a moving wagon and clinging to brush as a horse and wagon were swept downstream. The submerged horse drowned a mile away. the incident followed heavy rains and a new bridge at Biggs Ford.
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Bigg’s Ford
Walkersville
Lawrence Shipley
Charles Shipley
Atonmitield
CM. Myers
Mr. Shipley
White Cross Milk Company
Bige
Holt
Jie
Dige
Mrs Cramer Honored With Reception by D of L Officers
An Mountain City Council No 12 Daughters of Liberty meeting last night honored Mrs Sallie A Cramer newly elected National Associate Vice Councillor. A surprise reception followed business, with ice cream and cake served and the evening enjoyed by all in attendance.
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D. of L
Mountain City
Daughters of Liberty
Sallie A. Cramer
National Council
Cramer
Montgomery County Fair Opens With Horse Show Feature
The fifty eighth Montgomery County Agricultural Society exhibition begins today in Rockville and will run four days if the weather holds. A new horse show is planned, a pet project of president Josiah W. Jones, and excitement among expected crowds is high. In another note, Frank L. Knode has returned from the Loyal Order of Moose Grand Lodge in Detroit and was named to the resolutions committee. The next meeting is set for Kansas City, with Mr Knode visiting Canada en route.
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Frederick County
Blair Lee
Lee
Montgomery County
Sixth Judicial Circuit
Frederick
Gorman
Montgomery County Agricultural Society
Rockville
Josiah W. Jones
Knode
Frank L. Knode
Grand Lodge of the Loyal Order of Moose
Detroit
Mich
Knede
Kansas City
Canada
Bicycle Stolen From Market and Fifth Corner
Harvey Withide, a clerk for Charles W. Wiles, reports the loss of his bicycle from in front of the Market and Fifth street store. He has notified the sheriff and asks for help to recover the wheel.
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Harvey Withide
Charles W. Wiles
Market
Fifth Streets
The Busy Corner and Local Notices in Frederick
A collage of ads and notices from Frederick, Maryland, including film listings for The Marvel Tonight and related venues, entertainment at Braddock Heights Casino, a Moonlight Excursion to Thurmont, a securities window promotion, political campaign notes, music lessons announcement, and extensive local farm for sale listings with hundreds of properties.
New August Sale Delights with Womens Wear
Beautiful skeins of gold and green goods headline a sale offering Nebby Dress Goods at low prices. Featuring sweaters neckwear bands and atlovers new blankets and hosiery with discounts. Emily four alaya buy blankees at August sale prices and Brant Thompson corsets Kuyters gloves Betts neckwear onyx hosiery all teased as easy to shop with no trouble to show you.
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Emily
Mooney
Aund Taylors
Onyx
Brant
Thompson
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the Daily News
Forts
Hatteras and Clark
North Carolina
Smithsonian Institution
Mount Whitney
the News
W. L. Mookr
Weather Bureau
Maurice Heims
Fred
J. A. Kemp
Lev
the Marvel
Patrick S
H. G. Tritapos
J. H. Grove
G. Quynn & Co
Markey
Harner
Towch
Fredericktouiaus
U. B. Quarterly Conference
Cardinal
Board of Trade
Mrs. Cramer
Montgomery's Fair
Citizens’ National Bank
OFI
Frederick, MD
Capital
WM. G. Baker
D. Baker
H. D. Baker
WM. G. Zimmerman
Samuel G. Duvall
Pen-Mar
Frederick Railroad CO
Braddock
the Marvel Tonight
Reliance
Solax
Maurice Helms
Telegraph Street
Keller & Myers
Real Evstate
Hetter
Foralock
American Bonding, Company of Baltimore
Cramer & Stauffer
Thurmont
E. Patrick St. Frederick
Eae & Stauffer
RAL Estate and Loans
Seeger & Co
W. Patrick St
Lingenore
Montgomery Co
Pune
Fredericke
Oice Court Street
Braddock Heights
Margaret R. Dirvall
South Market Street
Luray Caverns
Patrick St. Frederick Railroad CO
Frederick County Farmers Exchange
Frederick City Garage
M. L. Etchison
Etchison
Seat En Citizers National Banks
Thos. P. Rice
Thomas P. Rice
North Market Street
Young & Staley
Urance
Liberty
New London
Middletown Valley
Rocky Ridge
Linganore
New Market
Mrederick
Melalg
Charlesville
Monrovia
Frederick Jung
Mt. Pleasant
LeGore
Yellow Springs
Park Mijib
Brunswick
Woodsberg
Thurgont
Mt. Airy
Adamstown
Traieville
Yamevillee
Ljpmsville
Deerfield
Creagerstown
Woodsboro
Myersville
Creagers Town
Jefferson
Frederic Jung
Araby
Frederik
Poolesville
Frederick R. R
Ladiesburg
Hansonville
Jefferson Pikes
Greenfield
Lewicbstown
Wrederick
Frederick June
Montgomery
Middletown
Bethel
Frederick Fur
Harry G. Tritapoe
Court Street
Midere Farm
Acre
Miertrie
Fred K. G. H. Mercer
Braddock, Ma
the News OF PA
John D. Hendrickson
Neidig & Miller
Bean K
Ro& G
Neldig & Miller
Williamson's Drug Store
Rexall Store
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