Watch Night and Church News From Gettysburg Area
Gettysburg College figure William A Granville addresses watch night services marking the Evangelical Lutheran Sunday School 91st anniversary at Gettysburg. Various churches announce morning and evening services, sermons, and ceremonies for New Year week, with multiple pastors and choirs participating.
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Gr. Granville
Gettysburg College
Win Geover
Evangelical Lutheran Sunday School
Mediterhan
Gelock
Wm. A. Granville
Pennsylvania College
Gettysburg
Granville
Hebold
Martha Kemp
Tatph Beom Ritner
Messrs. Werbert Hahn
Ralph Zimmerman
Lavier Michael
Methodist Episcopal Church
OH. Tam
Evangelical Reformed Church
Wes
Schleys Ville
Among the Sick Victims Named in Local Notes
Mrs Leo Weinberg on the sick list. Mrs Win Bartholaw confined to the house with quinss and grin. Dr Steiner Schley also confined. Mrs Wilke and others noted as ill. Friends express concern and hope for recovery.
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Leo Weinberg
Win T Bartholaw
North Market Street
Steiner Schley
Theo
Mies Wilke
West Vriday
Bond sale drive for Frederic Pen works consolidation gains momentum
Board of trade bond committee reports encouraging signs after district visits to sell 8200000 in bonds to back Frederic Pen works and a Pennsylvania company. No formal report until Monday evening when the committee meets. Inspectors visited Market Street west side routes and connected streets and found promising outlook for the barge indus tron project.
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Tie Commie
Drade
Frederic Pen Works
Pennsylvania
Coe Cline
Inisine
Emorve
T. Voblentz
Charles Wert- Tete Howeigh
Market Street
Chin Barge Industron Frederick
Fredonia Council Elects Officers For Term
Fredonia Council held an election at a regular meeting selecting officers for the ensuing term. Names include John Summers as counselor Wailea as vice counselor Charles Landis as recording secretary A Heidler as assistant conductor Iain Pearce as treasurer Richard Voborlos as examiner W Eyler as outside protector Marion Kinim as trustee Charles Landis as representative to the State Council John Grove as writer George Shuffler as treasurer? The gathering featured a presentation of a gold pin by the National Council to Moberiy for securing five applications in six months. Detention writ over Brittingham in Salisbury was stayed after the foreman refused to sign the verdict. Subscribe for The News.
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Fredonia Council
John HO Summers
Wailea
Charles AL Landis
Heartar A. Heidler
Iain Pearoe
Richard ¢. Voborlos
W. Eyler
Die Sale
Marion Kinin
Scot
Welly
Charerchnmst
Charles T. Wir
State Council
Charles A Landis
John Ff Grove
George K. M. Shuffler
Tsehamd
Moberiy
Ae National Council
New Year Reception At YMC A Plans Fo r Public Entertainment
The Young Men's Christian Association hosts a New Year’s Day reception at its officers’ home near Court streets from 2 to 6 pm with Braddock Heights Orchestra in the lobby. Coffee and sandwiches will be served as about fifteen ladies assist. Morning features include a photo and presentation of maroon monograms to local athletes, an calendar exhibit auction, and various sports and drills. At 3 pm M. A. C. basketball meets the Diamond Juniors, with pool tables and court games throughout the day. A recent M A C O vs Diamond Juniors game ended 12-14 in favor of MOAC.
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Vorneys
Church and
Court Streets
Orelock
Braddock Heights
Vinesters
Menuibe
ALS P. m
Clarks
Hood Ap New
Young Men's Christian Association
Edward Schiehelberger
Twice-A-Week News Offers Farmer Friendly Updates
The Twice-A-Week News delivers late market data and agricultural notices twice weekly, with practical editorials and contracts from agricultural papers. It promises seasonable items and edited content for farmers at a low price, with sample copies available at the office.
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Oscar
Unclear Advertising Snippet From Town Pharmacy Ad
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Reliable Pharmacy in Hagerstown and various unclear names. No coherent event or outcome is evident. The readable items point to an advertisement style note about medicines or services but lack concrete facts to summarize further.
Pleasant Paragraphs and Personal Items From Frederick
Frederick readers note Myr Allert Jones of Baltimore spent a day in the city on business. The page lists visits from Sour of Washington to Charlestown and many residents visiting relatives in Philadelphia and Chambersburg. Several locals, including Mr. and Mrs. Phieeger, celebrate a wedding trip and a 21st birthday. others plan trips to Washington and Baltimore.
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Allert Jones
Baltimore
Sour
Washington
Louise Sehley
Baterstown
J. Pant Bhrewn
Ghureh
Walkersville
Pager
Sadie
Jacob Rostasioch
Second Street
Philadelphia
Sadie Mearns
W. J. Crothers
West
Yi. Sollenberger
Chambersburg, Pa
Guy O. Phieeger
Mr. Phieeger
Valentine Storm
Master Mchrl Anglebower
South Market Street
Charles R. Hooper
Washinston
Lewis C. Hooper
East South Street
Kooper
L. B. A. Diehl
Kansas
Milton S. Zimmermat
Gertrude Lilly
McSherrystown
Agnes Do
PD. C
Viva Eli A. Jackson
Wilmington
Hla
North Market Street
Charles Kiracore
Hagerstown
Mia
Harp
Din Avenue
W. Eleacofe
Windsor
Nelson Bowers
Chaffeur
J iCal
Austin Baughman
North Carolina
Col Baoughmen
Air
EE Arthur Derr
Cumberland
Yelapsuing
East Second Street
Gospel Mission Chapel Nearing Completion on Winchester Street
Work on the undenominational Gospel Mission chapel on Winchester Street progresses with exterior painting underway. Tin plasterers Shook and Castle finish interior lathe work as windows are installed and a stove awaits to speed completion. A cornerstone box contains a Bible, founder names, Rev Dr Thomas Freeman Dixon, Kers BE Lamar, Martin A Cadde, Edward Oden, a copy of The Daily News, and more. The project is locally funded and guided by mission supporters, with meetings planned Sunday evenings at various homes.
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Winchester Street
Milton
Aml Millard Castle
Om Hibte
Michael W. Fogle
Melvin A.owen
Adam A. Nickell
Edgard. Noll
Edward W. Lewis
Thomas Freeman Dixon
Kers. BE. Lamar
Martin A. Cadde
Edward Oden
Daily News
Better Yard Facilities at Thurmont
Superintendent George B L Anderson and Attorney Oscar T. Coblentz, with officials from the Frederick Railroad, visit Thurmont to review yard conditions. John Carmichael and a Western Maryland Railroad engineer discuss improvements to improve maintenance, capacity, and worker welfare in the yard area.
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Thurmont
George BL
Anderson
Oscar T. Coblentz
Flip Frederick Railroad
Shephern
John Carmichael
Airline Tenance
Western Maryland Railroad
Thurimotnt
Chuphire
Wenekugye
Gus
Unclear Text From Washington Dispatch
Fragmentary dispatch reports a U.S. Marine incident near Port Cortez and mentions Americans reacting to a reported attack. Details are garbled with missing names and places, making precise events and outcomes uncertain.
Big Fire at Jacksonville Race Track Stables
A large blaze struck the stables at the Jacksonville track this morning, destroying the buildings and causing extensive damage as the fire spread to others nearby. No further details on injuries or causes are available.
Robin Will Live After Suicide Attempt
New York December 21. Joseph G Robin, the indicted banker, attempted suicide by taking hyoscine and is under guard at Bellevue Hospital. The prognosis is for recovery as the tearing awaits his recovery.
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Spesgal Daispatel
New York
Joseph G Robin
Hanker
Bellevue Trospaal
Fatal hunting accident near San Antonio claims life
December reports a winter hunting accident on a nearby ranch ends in death. Emil Ro Sticher is identified as the victim killed by a stray shot during a hunt. The incident occurred on a decyranch near the city with details limited and authorities investigating Cob. Stevenson linked to the event.
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Sueera
San Antionio
Texas
Emil Ro Sticher
Here
Relief Fund Totals for Pennsylvania Lines and West Slope Railroads
A report shows since 1886 the Penn.yan Railroad Employes Relief Fund paid out 24 million plus in benefits to members. November totals east of Pittsburgh and Erie reach 12 000 for death families and disability payments. west lines report 59 933.55 with 19 812.00 for deceased members and 40 121.05 for those unable to work. Also notes the appointment of Francis Lee Stuart as chief engineer of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad and Ohio Southwestern, effective January 1.
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Pennyauin
Mnes
Pittsburg
Erie
Acief Department
Pennsylvania Lines
Faya Lie
Francis Lee Stuart
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Ohio Southwestern
Frederick Market Prices December 31 1910 Quotations
Frederick County Farmers Exchange furnishes updated market prices for wheat corn rye oats and related grains. Wheat No 2 tied. corn shelled 65 cents per bushel. rye 60 to 61 cents. oats 45 to 59 cents per bushel.
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Frederick County
Timothy
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Braddock Building and Development Company
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John FR. Leaman
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