Religious World Notes from Various Churches Observed
A Sunday itinerary covers services at Presbyterian Trinity and St John churches with sermons from Luke and Matthew, holy communion at Evangelical Reformed, high Mass at St John, and Epiphany processions. Evangelist W J Fripod set for next Sunday. Bishoprics and Bible Society events listed along with a large Christmastide music program by church choirs and a local art club discussion on women’s roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mo D.harp
Presbyterian Church
Yeatéray
Thomas Freeman Dixon
Cdutata
John Hyatt-Brewer
Trinity
M. Rechurch
South
Yeaterday
John’ Paul ‘Tyler
Firat “Corinthians
Epworth Lregue
Milter
Corinthians
Anf
Jacob H. Apple
H . Bonday
St. John’s Catholic Church
Haar
W. J.’ Keine
United Brethren Church
J. W.kirachie
Dit
Stock
Thomas Freewall Dixon
John Paul-Tylor
Hi. Lemar
Exlaaie
Malleck
Virginia
Evangelical: Lutheran Church
Cateshetival Clase
Mission Party Society
Tuening
Methodiat. Ep
Daus
Geo.w. Shoeweaker
Lamar
Epworth League
L.K. Koonts
Peter
Christ
Matthew
First Baptist Church
Alonzo D. Winter
Hadeaver
Leesby
T. Melvin Watkins
ordenFmeet
Miga’ Jarkey
W. J. Friapod
Bova’ Brigade
Eutheran Sunday School
Braddock
Ita’ Christias
Christina
Nellie Bleatlinger
Katie Grampton
Lucy Braley
Bedges
Gace
Fat. McTean
Public Sales Notice for Mink 1s Public Sale Record
Public Sale guidance urges those planning sales to furnish names addresses and dates to be recorded to avoid conflicts. The News offers free publication in Dusty and Weekly issues for bills and ads, with no publication without order and timely copy. Early billing orders are emphasized to ensure inclusion in the sales notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tan News
News Calendar 1910 Issued With Postal Rule Change
The News calendar for 1910 is ready but mail delivery to subscribers is barred by a Post Office Department ruling. Subscribers may obtain a calendar at the office or request by mail with a two-cent stamp, following the new policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Postoffice Department
January local notes and modest misfortunes
A compact set of small town notices: days lengthen and peanut prices rise. national banks elect officials tomorrow. Candlemas near. groundhog weather prep. public schools resume after Christmas. January birthdays, a poultry show in Haltimore, Miss Teoma Davis seventh birthday party, a postal shower. Justice L Francia Smith treated at Constable Carter’s station. William A Woodward injured after slipping on ice near the courthouse corner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valentine
George
Weshington
Ean
Wah ‘Comité Montevue
Hoaptal ‘Yeater
L- Francia’ Smith
Constablé Carter Conveyes
oMr
William
A. Woodward
Jonttor
Cortner of Court
Edward Stoner Doing
Fragmented text reports Edward Stoner Doing Weil being stott by Michael Bowers. The bearing was postponed from this afternoon. The note suggests Stoner may appear in the case, but text is garbled and uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Stoner
Weil
Edward’ Stoner
Michael ‘Bowers
Stoner
Tax Exemption Ruling and Local Court Appeals Highlight 19th Century Records
The court discusses tax exemption for college property used for educational purposes and affirms a decision. The case references the Board of Aldermen and the legality of property on Church Street. An unrelated will from Miss Glaze directs burial and bequests. Beneficiaries include Eliza beth Stire, Mar greth Huffer, Worthington Lae, and the heirs of Catherine Spyder with executor Traie G. Huffer named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ae Cote
ae cote Paton Jamnett +t peal. Edward J. Smith and youn Px “Newnan
Ave
Bedictoti
Aig i
Shas
Oliv
Annes
Mary Mieming
Shaap Re
Iheraale
Huffer
Cowboy Injured When Calf Breaks Leg Near Yards
The cow wandered from a grazing area into a lumber yard and then onto a sidewalk in Barers al O'clock. It slipped in front of Mr Jacob Engelbrecht s residence and fell. Unable to move it was taken to Alderman David Lowenstein s lot where it was fed and watered. Officer Straebeger notified Dr. R V Smith who found the animal had broken a hind leg and it was shot and removed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bares
Jacob
David * Lowenstein
Éppealte
The Little Tycoon at City Opera House in Frederick
The Little Tycoon will be presented January 26 and 27 at the City Opera House for the benefit of the Mason Temple Association. The show blends a love story with wit and music, featuring fifty voices in choruses and a well chosen cast including Miss Elinor Markey Miss Beth Bowers Mrs Samuel Hoopes and others supervised by Melville D Hensey and William Mikegell to make the production a season highlight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Opera
Maaone
Frederick
Prinelee
Mra
Samuel Hoopes
Elinor Markey
Beth Bowera
Duffey
Harry Bellroeder
Willisws
Sutfler
Guy ‘K. Motter
Children Abduction Play At Frederick Corp Service
Barracks of Frederick Corp American Salvation Army overflowed last evening as a scene titled The Ages drew praise. Participants Annie Brast Maude Toogood Grace Grove and Leoda Loats acquitted themselves well. The same performance will be shown at the colored service tonight by the children of the colored Sunday school. Last Sunday Lieut Storm celebrated his conversion anniversary and Capt Harcy Jones will be at the service Sunday January 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Corp
American Salvation Army
Beatitane
Annié’ Brast
Maude -Toogdod
Grace Grove
Leoda Loats
Childre
Storm
Harcy
Jones Villarde
League Game at Rink Tomorrow Between Dia onde and Waynesboro Five
Tomorrow night at Diamond Rink a V. Tri-State League basketball game features Dia onde versus Waynesboro Five at 8 o'clock. Both teams seek to rebound after losses this season, each having beaten the other once, and the standings show tight margins as the clubs prepare to field their expected lineups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diamond Rink
Diaonde
Waynesboro Five
Pétheams
Dismonde
Haya
Tet
Weare
Nenna
Road Supervisors Named at County Meeting
At the County Commissioners meeting on Saturday settlements were settled with road supervisors and appointments announced for Lewistown district including Jacob H Bach Jacob H Eichelberger Henry C Brown Edward L Smith Thomas F Palmer George J F Meath John D Storr Cosmos A Rice Jacob P Hummer Stapleton E Houck Charles J Ramaburg Ces W Margen Lewis I Bamdrick Wm H Bowers Milton D Ramaburg Tease Rieu Harvey E Ramsburg Harry Albaugh John W Groshon Jacob Bowers Jacob D Derr Jacob Layman Samuel Lambert The Emmitsburg district supervisors are being settled with today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewintown
Jacob” H. Bach
Jacob H. Eichelberger
Henry C. Brown
Edward L. Smith
Thomas F. Palmer
George J. F. “Meath
John D. Storr
Cosmos A. Rice
Jacob P. Hummer
Charlea J. Ramaburg
Lewis I. Bamdrick
Wm.’ H. Bowers
Milton
D. Ramaburg
Tease’ Rieu
Harvey"e. Ramsburg
Harry Albaugh
John W. Qroshon
Jacob Bowers
Jacob D. Derr
Jacob Layman
Samuel Lambert
Emmitsburg
Fatal Fall Kills Child Near Harmony School
A three weeks past accident near Bisdlandown claims the life of a 9-year-old boy, son of Edward Dutrow. He died Saturday after a fall from a cake of ice at Tyler's School, where a companion's shove caused the accident. The boy struck his head and never regained consciousness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles
Edward ‘Dutrow
Bisdldown
Tyler
Harmony
Madame Bishop Coming to Frederick Hall
Madame Gehevran Johnstone Bishop, a renowned vocalist, will present a vocal recital at Worma College Hall in Frederick next Monday evening January 17. She is well known for previous Frederick visits that delighted audiences and is expected to be warmly welcomed again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madame Bishop
Meeting at YMCA Reports Troubled Night
Fragmentary notes recount a YMCA meeting with two boys pressed and enticement alleged. Rev Dr Chau and F Steek delivered talks as part of a winter session, with discussion of persuasion and a stray admonition about virtue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YM. C. A
Chau
F. Steek
Directors for City National Bank of Frederick Notice
Notice of election for directors to the City National Bank of Frederick Maryland to be held at the bank building on the second Tuesday and eleventh day of January 1910 between ten and twelve to elect directors for the ensuing year. The notice also mentions rates on new deposits and banking facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Md
Poelter
Saved by His Watch During Circular Saw Accident
Mr Jobo Patman suffered a severe injury at home near Utica while using a circular saw while his wife helped. The belt signaled danger, he leaned over to stop it, fell into the saw, and the tool injured his knee hip and leg. His watch saved his abdomen from the blade. Dr E D Neighboury attended and reported he is recovering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patman
Jobo Patman
Wodtirndsy
Utica
Tlex
E. D
Lowlatown
Sanitarium funding debated at county meeting
A county meeting discussed the 990 000 allotted for a sanitarium run by the warst and Tuberculosis Sanatorium at Sabi county. It reported 402 patients in care, with 2 487 total fatalities historically. Of the victims, 1 415 were white and 3 072 colored, showing a higher burden on the colored population.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sabi
Baburlag
Accident injures Mr. Rady near home
On Saturday morning Mr. Rady, while walking down the driveway to the main road, fell and injured his wrist. Dr. M. S. Gaver attended him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter &. Rady
Inion
Rady
Annual Meeting of Y M G A Association
The annual meeting of the Y M G A Association will be held in Ambition Ambulatory Hall on January 11. The board of directors for 191 will be elected at this meeting and the potency of the Boats for Y900 will area Repors tho s work. Committee chairmen will report on the work of the committee for the peat vent.
United Fire Engine Company Directors Meet in Cartoonish Listing
The United Fire Engine Company board gathers for a directors meeting. Officers and attendees include A. Bennett, Dorsey Etelash, secretary, Fegan, Wille, and James. The fragmented OCR notes suggest a formal assembly to review company affairs and governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Directors
United Fire Engine Company
Praia i Y
A. Bennett
Dorsey Etelash
Me Fegan
Wille BE
Wes James Ee
Local merchants advertise fur coats and winter goods
An advertising page lists fur coats, blankets, and fur accessories with prices and reductions. Also noted are local events and notices from Dr. O S Highbarger and area clubs. Public meetings, theater listings, and small-town notices populate the page with regional names and venues.
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the Daily News
Lbs
Vietietey
ORL
Theca Bey
Ats
Arietta
Misa Markey
Bible Society
Frederlck
Bible’ Sociéte
Episcopal
Charles’ Ri Steck
Wis
Spain
Carolina Marcial
Wellesley College
Spulo
Wre
Connrpcion
Arena
Philanthroplat
Femnilis Pardo
Bazan
Blanca Delos Rins Lamperes
Ehc
Jettora
Espaiu: Moderna
Countriea
Bop
Wallarmezon
Ly Boone
Chel
Bule
Optichm
Brianidock
Ponigat
Danciig
Watch
Ieti
Wib
Po Morel
Samuel
Don Bros
Landis
Columbus
Knott Asg
Quytm &Co
Rie
Newman
Ners
Steger & Ca
the “News
Bright Itemu
Coco
Ae Doneusl Wesrees
IGE
Charles Dutrow
TRE
Citizens! National~ Bank
Frederick, MD
F. D. Barker
MI. O
Baal
asSret-olags
Joun
Mendricksor
Childrasi
Ua Soares
Uorn Dy
Bandrickbon
Neidig & Miller
Neidigatin
Aieciat
Ile
Abe
Iew
Ci Hya
Ipeolad
Piafe
Dr.o
Hagerstown
New City Hota
Freysreeis Bodlaty
Wee
Sraddock Heights Casino
Dead
Tithedan Pndiiovon
Oo Wontmedninet
Wekibey
Wwaonaionsi
Pberien
Charles L. Ren
Towner
Sunana
Calfornia Beachan
the Barkers
Notids
W. O.T U
Woman's Phanetian
Temperance Valed
Church Streat
P.m
Roeat Bay
Gas & Exac, Co
South Market Street
Real Estate
Cramer & Stauffer
LPP
Adamaonn
Nes
Mien
Cre
Frederice
People's Fire
Mesuraj
ooliPasi
Rascal, Wal
Nion Oa DS
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