Frederick Churches Plan Christmas Services and Music
Frederick churches announce Christmas morning and night services on Christmas Eve, with children's entertainments, special music, and choirs rehearsing pieces by Mozart, Haydn, and Advent carols. Congregations include Methodist Episcopal, Evangelical Lutheran, Evangelical Reformed, Grace Reformed, Church of the Brethren, and Catholic observances with high masses and vesper services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Methodist Episcopal Church
E. H. Lamer
Ruth Hull
Louise Haller
Katherine Minker
Ada Grove
Charlie Cook
Edith Wiles
Ertea
Miss Regina
Haller
Mary
Claude Haln
Marie
Edwin Sharp
Mary Tammany
Joseph Shook
Helen Nusz
Charlotte Los
Mary Nusz
Lillian Hann
Alice Scott
Marguerite Minker
Mildred Brust
Jesse Gunder
Earl Solt
Ethel Brust
Helen Mackley
Alice DeLashmutt
Holly
Catherine Brust
Mildred Hull
Edith Lease
Emily Solt
Katharyn Ridenour
Anna Bowers
Elizabeth Benson
Catharine Hoffman
Rosalyn Selgrist
Elizabeth Harris
Virginia Doering
Ida Gomell
Evelyn Welty
Elizabeth Myers
Elsie Rippeon
Marie Mullican
Louise Mullican
Ruth Cline
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Ulysses S. G. Rupp
Mozart
H. M. Bartlett
Haym
Adolph Adam
Praser
Ginners
Charles Colliné
Herold
Bartlett
Haydn
Adam
Evangelical Reformed Church
Smith
Ruellean
Thisice
Adrian C. McCardil
Lnelude
Bethlehem
Judah
Pauline Paisley
Merry Christming
Ward Beachley
Christ
Elaine Rowe
Rebecca Zimmerman
William Schmidt
Frances Staley
Richard Ramsburgh
Katharine Coblentz
Carrol Roulette
Helen Myers
Carol
Jesus
Wise Men
John Engle
Francis Keefer
John Martz
the Star
Thelma Rowe
Grace Lough
Caroline Zimmerman
Mildred Buckey
Madeline East
Caro
Geo. Edw. Smith
Grace Reformed Church
Charles B. T. Hendrickson
Chapel
Raymond Zimmerman
Kemp Moore
Anna Slagen
Ralph Fisher
Edna Kefauver
Caroline Thomas
Arthur Moberly
Rebecca Keyser
John Schell
John Culler
Sara Staley
Bernard Engle
Catherine Painter
Ruth Whitman
Carrie Kefauver
Vida Engle
Bessie Painter
John J. Gibbons
Archie Whisner
Hark
the Heights
Julia Abbott
Lorraine Thomas
Merry Bella
Donald Fout
Grace Hoffman
Catherin Keyser
Melvin Fox
Mary Gibbons
Ethel Hett
Nina Phebus
Marie Dixon
Katharine Biehl
Helen Thompson
Ruth Michael
Elizabeth Shaff
Willam Nusz
John Markey
Frank Main
Earl Haines
Francia Schildknecht
Edith Windigier
Eleanor Roelke
Ruth Buxton
Rachael Everhart
King
J. M. Doxology
Church of the Brethren
Frances Miller
St. John’s Catholic Church
W. J. Kane
Hill
Woodstock
John Leo Collins
Lewel Kennedy
William Wickless
Mervin Smith
Andrew Herring
Bernard Beumgardner
Engelbrecht
Agnes Die
Gounod
Noel
Adams
God
Dielman
Sr. Kine
St. John, the Evangelist
F. P. Mackall
Notre Dame Convent
Baltimore
Pr. Hill
Deason
Fr. Kane
All Saints’ Protestant Episcopal Church
Douglass Hooff
Wandel
Mendelssohn
C. Lee Williams
Herald Angels
League of the
M. EK
M. E
South
Mt. Airy
M E. Church
Brunswick
M. T. Tabler
H. C. Williams
First Reformed Church
Flint Hill
Stevens
King Peter Tradesman's Grand Cross Decoration Swap
A Parisian trader, boasting a Servian cross set with fine diamonds, meets King Peter of Servia who wears the grand cross with poorer gems. Peter quietly swaps the crosses, giving the trader his own grand cross, exposing a ruse set up by ministers.
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Peter
Peter of
Servia
London
A Poor Place Dialogue Reveals Treasurer of Poets Union
In a fragment from a Baltimore American exchange, a dusty wayfarer explains he once served as treasurer of a poets union. A housewife questions his tale while other neighbors chime in about trust and gossip in the street.
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Poets’ Union
Fragmented quote from The Dantest Statesman era
A garbled quotation notes familiarity with family and self knowledge. It mentions a person called fanders or Fanders Statesman and hints at a father returning home. The text quality is poor and lacks clear news value.
Larry Dielman and the hillside Christmas flute rite
Larry Dielman, a tall, beloved Mount St Marys figure, treks twice yearly to the hillside grave of his father, Prof. Henry C. Dielman, to play Adeste Fideles on his flute and wake the mountain with Christmas morning music. His two pilgrimages are 11:45 p.m. Christmas Eve and 4:00 a.m. Christmas Day, rain or shine, a custom dating back over thirty years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Larey) Delman
Mt. St. Mary's College
Adeste Fidelly
Larry
Dielman
St. Anthony's
Son of Mountains
Martin van Buren
William Henry Harrison
John Tyler
James K. Polk
Baltimore
Philadelphia
New York
Knoxville Boy Injured In Sled Versus Car Crash
George Cooper of Knoxville suffers a dislocated shoulder after his sled collides with a speeding automobile during a three quarter mile slide down a Knoxville street. He rises and returns home, later learning the injury. The sled is wrecked and traffic on the State Road at the slide end is heavy, raising safety concerns.
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George Cooper
Knoxville
State Road
Civic Club Challenge to Alderman on Petitions
A Civic Club member urges Alderman Phobus to publish petition signers for a storage reservoir. Phobus has not replied. Alderman Taan reports about 500 congratulating him on his stand and says he has done his duty as business activity grows with advertising.
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Civic Club
Phobus
Alder- Taan
Purely Personal Holiday Visits Noted Around Town
A list of local residents and students home for the holidays includes Parsons Newman from the University of Virginia, Mrs. G. L. Shorey visiting Mrs. Lester M. Culler, Harve Lare staying with his mother, Miss Lacey Tyler Ramsburgh returning from Chevy Chase, Edward S. Delaplaine from the University of Maryland, Hammond Gilbert from a Virginia college, Richard P. Johnson from Harvard visiting Walkersville relatives, Harold Kemp at home after studies, and S Wiener Winebrener from Washington and Lee visiting his parents on East Patrick street.
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Parsons Newman
University of Virginia
G. L. Shorey
Washington
Lester M. Culler
South Market Street
Harvey Lare
Near Libertytown
George Lare
East Sixth Street
Lacey Tyler Ramsburgh
Stephen Mason Chase
Chevy Chase
Edward S. Delaplaine
Law School
University of Maryland
Hammond Gilbert
Virginia
Richard P. Johnson
Harvard University
Cambridge
Mass
Walkersville
Harold Kemp
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Robert A. Kemp
S. Wiener Winebrener
Washington and Lee University
Samuel E. Winebrener
East Patrick Street
The News Ad Spirit Promises Quick Access to Wants
A promotional note emphasizes the advantage of advertising in The News, claiming faster results for readers who publish their wants. The message promotes timely access to the newspaper’s broad reach and the efficiency of placing ads.
Maryland miner praises doctors for Rheumatism cure
A Maryland miner from Shaft, Gorsuch, credits Inter-State Doctors Institute in Cumberland with curing years of rheumatism and neck swelling after a visit beginning August 31, 1914. The ad asserts broad treatments for nervous, blood, heart, liver, kidney, stomach ailments and more, offering free consultation and genuine opinions on incurable cases.
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Chg. G. Gorsuch
Shaft
Mary
Mr. Jursuch
Cumberland, Maryland Institute
North Liberty Street
Liberty Theatre
Inter-State Doctors Institute
South
Jonathan Street
Court House
Hagerstown
Billiard Tournament At Y M C A Opens
The YMCA billiard tournament starts Monday evening drawing interest. The two man teams are numbered with players listed by team: No 1 Rhodes Hahn. No 2 Gilbert Rice. No 3 Baumgardner Castle. No 4 Schell Hammond. No 5 Rice Shriner. No 6 Morgan McHenry. No 7 Seeger Stanton. No 8 Turnbull Smith. No 9 Nicodemus Gilbert. No 10 Baumgardner Hogarth.
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L. Rhodes
C. Hahn
H. Gilbert
R. Rice
L. Baumgardner
F. Castle
B. Schell
Hammond
M. Rice
E. Shriner
G. Morgan
R. McHenry
P. Seeger
R. Stanton
T. Turnbull
R. Smith
A. Nicodemus
E. Gilbert
R. Baumgardner
W. Hogarth
Heaviest Train Ever Runs to Brunswick Yards
A monster coal train weighing 8,092 tons entered Brunswick yards Monday after a six hour run from Cumberland. Engine No. 6030 hauled eighty seven loads of coal under Engineer J. Shhrader with C. Compton of Brunswick as conductor. Subscribe For the News.
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B, and O
Brunswick Yards
Cumberland
J. §. Shhrader
A C. Compton
Brunswick
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