Church notices and services mix across several congregations
Local churches report Sunday services including Catholic, Evangelical, Presbyterian, Episcopal and Methodist gatherings. Rev. Helfenstein and Rev. Lamar preach on scripture. Sunday school times vary from 9:45 to 2:30. The Diocesan and Ladies’ groups discuss missions. catechetical instruction and evangelistic services continue through the week.
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Betas Dom Og AL
Evangelical Reformed Church
Esterday
David
Dittmar
Kynd‘nan. Pa
Grentog
TM. Otter
Presbyterian Church
Buuday
Diite Society
Charles
Flendrickson
West Second-street
Edward. Fielfenstein
Kitteots
Chy
Helfenstein
Mreg
Glipia
Meike
Mies Mila Johnson
Episcopal Church
Las
Bfr
Geo. W. Shaemaker
Paator
Paator, Rev. ‘Ek. H. Lamar
Matthias
Sundagedbool
Aunion Servicuwne
Epworth League
Margaret Leaver
Womanac
Dége
Psstor
A. J. Fristoe
Christian Endeavor Meeting
Inigo Srowd
E. L. McLean
Job
Braddly
Mite Society
Allen Lampe
Mich
Walter McDannel
Amy “Kamp Dixon
Grayson Staley
Homer Kepler
Willac Smith
Alice-Elsie Herwig
Aldridge
Death notices and obituaries from a Maryland town
The list records multiple obituaries and funeral notices from a local region, detailing the deaths of Mary Pratt, a 70 year old fighter and Sunnysfield native, and other residents. It notes interment at Cavetown Reformed Cemetery, parish services led by Rev. S024, and mentions surviving relatives and burial arrangements. Other notices include the deaths of William Myers, Charles Myers, Greenbuny Maddox, and Alika Mrown, with funeral times, residences, and cemeteries listed.
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Wivaw
Vail
Ryne
Waeblog
Fay
Michaelyaw
Sremieieer Ke
el Fashington
McCaffrey
George
Npoe
ElseSbaugs
Pervices
Obec
Funerals Report Multiple Local Services
Funeral notices detail services for Mrs Via Mater at Hangonriae Zion Reformed Church with Rev A J Horm officiating and many floral tributes. Interment in Zion cemetery. Richard Harper and others named as pallbearers. Also reported are funerals for Mrs Louian Woerner at 306 Kyat Patrick treat with Rev McLean, Mount Olivet interment, and Mrs Thoma Frances Danberger from West Patrick Street with Rev Charles F Steck. interment Mount Olivet. Thomas P D Rico as funeral director.
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Via “A. Mater
Hangonriae
Zion Reformed Church
A. J. Horm
Pat
Carera
Richard “Harper
Howard Bamyburg
Joseph —Ketrow
Danis Blumgaver
Charles Main
Edward ‘Stull
Zion
Thomas J. Rice
Mre
Louian -Woerner
Meyers Volger
Woerner McKinsey
Meyers
Adolphus Fearhake
Jacob Rohrback
David A. Castle
Lewis Bayer
Mount Olivet
Thomas PD
Rico
Thoma Frances
Dany
Berger
Local Notices From City Hospital Update
Mr Hook and Mrs Hook report family health notes from Millée and City Hospital. Rev A Luther Nickels of Monocacy Boulevard is improving. William T Shook of West Patrick Street is home sick. Derne Lewis Shook also on West Patrick Street has grip and is ill. Anna Ramsey Ramsburg of West te suffered and is bedridden. Wotan Braley who was at Hopkins remains at home.
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Lewis Shook
West
Patrick
Atreet
Jove
Pois Anna Ary
Ramsburg
West Tseuffering
Wotan
Braley
Dobre
Hopkins
Hon
Balt
Fenproved i Xan
Hymeneal Notice From North Bentz Street
A marriage notice records the wedding of a bride from North Bentz Street yesterday. Rev. Bob Lamary officiated at the ceremony with the groom identified as a member of the Bee community and the ceremony held at a church near Yates.
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Ube Patel
Pears
Joh
Yates
Aumie
Bait—aisiuons
Cdl Hall
Mra
Ida
M. Simonetta
North Bentz Street
Bob. Lamary
Literary Society Minutes Hear Debates On Suffrage
A fragment from a school Literary Society meeting shows the roll call and minutes review. Recitations include Too Young We Know and Gilbert’s reading. Debates on women’s suffrage feature affirmative by Kartode Howard Pengas and negative by Kothenhoefer Dit. The session adjourned after journal review.
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Arilor
Clary
Gilberts
Habercorn
Kartode
Howard and
Pengas
Kothenhoefer
Keffuver
Worthington
Faxon
Uke
Fanbury
Knife slip injures man near Artington hotel scene
A fragmentary report describes an incident Saturday near the Artington hotel on Boat Church Street. A man, while carrying guests to a 2:50 train at the Northern Central depot, was injured as a knife slipped and cut his left hand during a moment of shaking oysters.
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J. Francis” Smith
Artington
Northern Central Depot
Jacob B. Tygon
Martinsburg Clergy Call Sparks Church Leader Debate
World of Saturday evening reports Kev Afr Douglas of Martinsburg WV was shown a newspaper dispute over a call to become rector of All Saints Protestant Episcopal Church. He said a vestry call was received but not seriously considered and that Rev Mr. Couglas suggested acceptance was not probable.
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Martinsburg
Kev
Afr
Douglas
Tor
Saints’ Protestant Episcopal Church
Couglas
In the Law's Grip on Offenders Fined in Court
John Williams and George Higgins, colored, were arrested by Officer King Saturday night on a charge of light on the corner of Market and All Saint Street. They appeared before Justice John Francis Smith, who fined them each. They paid the fines and were released after serving jail time in default.
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Fialting
John 'Williame
George Higgins
King
Market
Sainterstreets
John Froncis ‘Smith
Jull
Smith Divorce Filed by Sist for Divorce in Libertytown
Sist for divorce case against Clarence C. Smith filed by Clayolta J. Smith through Reno Herp. Married December 25, 1894 at Libertytown by Rev F Gassen. Plaintiff is daughter of Bir Preatley Barrick, Winchester Va. Defendant resides in Walkorgville.
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Clayolta J. Smith
Reno
Herp
Clarence C. Smith
Libertytown
Gaseen
Bir
Preatley
J. Barrick
Winchester
Walkorgville
Matrimonial Belt Line Oddities Across State Lines
A tiny railroad tale in Tennessee and Virginia forges a border wedding trend. Clergyman Parkon Burroughs presides as couples are wed with one foot in each state, the ceremony spanning the line while the groom’s hotel keeps a daily watch for arriving guests.
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Fennessee
Virginia
Border
Charles Jt. Warter
Sager
Mier
New York
Colin Mr. Livingston
Wralington
Jaysten
Ing
Benjuwly BP
Dulaney
Blick Mountain
Ron
Wes
John Ux
Navy
Wan
Pargon’ Burroughs
Owing
A- Hotel
Neigtbor
Urayanias
Dennewes
Corfy
Enumerators Pay Rise in Rural United States Regions
A 1910 era document outlines compensation for enumerators across rural districts in North and South Dakota, Nebraska, Kansas, and neighboring states. It details per capita rates by class, with higher pay for difficult or sparsely settled areas and varied rates by task and region, including farms and nonfarm duties.
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United States
Mirodor Durand
Washingston
North
Dakota
South Dakota
Nebraska
Kansas
Wanderranegin
Capltie
Prs
Feilding Tunica
Yael
Thygns Agneral
Clida
Ritex
Aks
Colt Kick Fatality in Maryland Town
Earl B. Cunningham eleven years old, son of Daniel Cunningham near Funkstown, Maryland, died from injuries after a colt kicked him in the face while being led from a stable. The impact crushed the right cheekbone and sides of the nose, leaving him unconscious before death.
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Hagerstown
Earl BE. Cunningham
Daniel Cunningham
Funkstown
Unprecedented Cold Grips Central México Report
Jan 24 Mexico City reports unprecedented cold across the central plateau causing severe suffering among the poor. Temperatures fell to 19 degrees above zero in some areas, with crops damaged and the chilly conditions intensifying hardship for low income communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
City
México
Forty-Eighth National Education Convention in Boston
The National Educational Association announced its forty-eighth annual convention will be held in Boston in July. In related news from Los Angeles, a woman gave birth to four babies, two boys and two girls, bringing her total to twelve children in eleven years, according to reports from January 24. A saying notes that the belief advertising cannot pry usually belongs to someone without worth selling.
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Winona
Minn
Criminutes of the
National Educational: Association
Boston
Lee
Angeles
Los Angeles
Cal
W. W. Wilson
Socialism and Education Debate Across Social Circles
The piece argues that socialism appeals to the very poor and uneducated, with vice versa observations about German and American contexts. It contends that socialists recruit from poverty, that educated elites see little motive to support socialism, and that compulsory education impacts wage costs. The writer challenges the notion and calls for consistent behavior among socialist supporters.
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Asy
Heard
Germany
America
Rexall Laxatives Promised Relief From Constipation
Frederick readers are urged to try Rexall Laxatives as a safe alternative to harsh cathartics. The ad touts two package sizes, claims of mild direct action on intestinal nerves and muscles, and notes availability at The Roxall Store on North Market Street.
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Frederick
Hanson
North Market’ Street
Sale of farm stock and implements announced in weekly issue
The Weekly News advertises auctions on March 8 1910 and March 22 1910 with buyers gathering at various farms 10 o'clock a m for sale of valuable stock farming implements and household items. Announces sales near Buckeye, Frederick road to Point and Creagactown area with multiple listings and notices of real estate and household goods.
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Aloe Asin
Ford
Eave
Salles Rales
Tay
Dally
Rena Sud
Dolock
A.m
Bet
s.Wailer
Tve
Besa
U. Exmith
Frank Myers
Doube
Frederick
Orasiat Boro
Aloo
Marth
Wil Honor Wim. A.mornia Pretolsex
Buckeystows
Rand
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Enid
Maasat
Bunday
Westers
Tetday
The
Cory
Wikew
Williamesburg
Messrs
Jacksor
U. Bechurch
Trederick Airoult
Rooky Sprioge
Bakers
Vallee
Mas. John
W. David
Scharers
Charles W. Myera
Crenyerstown
Thia County
Arapay
Weldow
Ureenbuny ‘Maddox
Gruepburg Maddox
Montevne Iospital
Fenny
Farullloy
Rebury Park
N. Jalsa
Reeidenes
Ilzzia
Alika Mrown
Aervant
Fauidea
Peter Bem
Bur
Rittsville
Mivnex Wiener
Montevne
Asbury Church
Mary Fletcher
Washington
Willian T. Shook
Houpa 'By
Sicky
Aitiké. Bros
Teneas
Otis
Naveen
Debi Tatag
Puan
Juryiot Blue King
Nedry
Erederick
Neil
Francis Mantz
Harseville
Brederick
Charles B. Sler
Frederick County
Tore
Lesa
Barbare Ann Mantz
Frattein Mantz
Jealyos
Landis
North Market Street
Nowe
Phono
Missis
Cailaren
North Patreerstset
Eadie Muslin
Nhe
Cartylog
Ordathy O. B
G. Wahine Tyson
Patrick Trots
Adelaide Schmitt
Saratoga Street
Baltimore
Weyaasen
City Printing Works
Anouss Ferien
Geo
Aimerean
Mra Keller
Dedrit
Gale
Miley
Saauer
Guernsey
Renee Ile
Bac
Patrick St
B. Milter
Au Monros
N . W. Washington
Weanten
Sean Sareansiod
Highes
Frederici
Jess David Walkersidte
Crete
Avaia
Sae Gm, ‘Baumer Bretedcer Mae
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