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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 06, 1896

Page

2

Sabbath and Catcher Services Among Lutherans and Other Churches

Circa district reports a Christian Endeavor society organized within the Lutheran congregation. Rev T D D Clark of the Baptist church to lead service in Kemp Hall next Sunday. Children’s Day observed at Pine Grove Presbyterian near Ridgeville and at the Wolfrville Lutheran church. Rev Dr E F Bechtach denounces the Rockville lynching in a forceful sermon at the Reformed Church. Rev Dr Lefevre of Baltimore led services at Linganore Hill Farm with Mins Maysie Lenis presiding at the organ. Pastor absence noted as Rev Luther Kohlman’s duties shifted to Evangelical Lutheran Church with Rev George A Nixdorf preaching on 2 Corinthians 6:14-15.

Christian Endeavor Circa T. D. D. Clark Kemp Hall Bundey Pine Grove Presbyer Lang Church Ridgeville Wolfrville Reformed Church EF. HR Bechtach Rockville Linganore Hille Farm Dr. Lefevre Baltimore Mins Maysie Lenis Luther Kohlman George A. Nixdort

Myersville Picnic Plans Near Complete with Attendees Listed

Myersville Council members prepare for a July 25 event in the Sara Bchildiknecht grove one mile from town. Seventeen Jr O U A M L councils plus the Santor Order of Frederick join, with speakers like Senator-elect George L. Wellington and Reverends R Byrd and W L Remsburg. The Select Orchestra of Frederick and several local bands will perform at the event. A new bell for Burkettville Reformed Church, cast by McShen Bell Co of Baltimore, arrives and is installed by L S Gardner of Brunswick. The bell, memorial to Martin T Shafer and Mrs. Henrietta Biser Jane, 1896, features modern ringing and tolling capabilities and carries a clear, distant tone.

Mitchell Baltimore Reformed Church Burketteville McShens Bell Company Martin T. Shafer Henrietta Biser Jane

Local Illness Notes From Frederick Area

Typhoid fever keeps Mr Harmon 4b Abatt near Frederick ill and Mrs Pink near Biddletown paralyzed on Friday. Hefauver near Frederick no longer with lockjaw and able to move about again.

Harmon Abatt Frederick John D. Pink Biddletown Hefauver Iockjaw

Attacked by Drunken Man Near Reno Monument

Charles Burnaz, a young man living near the Reno monument in South Mountain, assaulted Mrs. Samuel Smith as she returned home from church in Clevelandville. He struck her with a pocket knife, inflicting a leg wound requiring several stitches. The incident was carried out while he was intoxicated.

Charles Burnaz Reno Monument South Mountain Samuel Smith Clevelandville Danny

Purely Personal Notices From Frederick and Surrounding Areas

A long list of local social notices records visits, guests, and returns of residents and relatives across Oregon Illinois Frederick Baltimore Washington Carroll and surrounding towns. Names include Clara Brooks Morgez Heriey Thoms MilaZetc Elizabeth Bow F Merion Fusbis Luccetia Tyler Caroline Horsey W Otis Tyler Nicholas Haller Mary Barton H A Warfold Frank Malaberi Sophie Deltrick Eleanor Potts Mabel Deltrick William Dean Edna Macy Schaeffer Virginia Bechseller Harry Myers George Markell and others with movements between Frederick Middletown Harrisburg Philadelphia and Newport News amid summers visits and family gatherings.

Clara Brooks Oregon Illinois Morgez Heriey Ellertos Midimowe Valley Minsee Herbert Neire Cole Frederick Thoms Luccetia Tyler Baltimore J. Roger Mctherry Caroline Horsey Needwood L. ¥. Boughoes Poplar Terrace W. Otis Tyler Daray C. W. Goldsborough Nicholas T. Haller Washington Cleveland Ohio Frederica Haller South Market Street Mary Barton Jows Virginia BH. A. Warfold Keedyswile Frank Malaberi David ¥. Schaeffer Ladiesburg Mileses Jeanie Hannah Garrett Newport News Knozville May Clingan Brooklyn Anus Treadwell John Firman A. Heary N. Young Jett Middletown Philadelphia Hesey Walter G. Haupt Warren(Pa.) High School Middletown Sonta Clara Worthington Winchester Eleanor Potts Wm. MacGil Milan Sophie Deltrick Geo. Markell Patrick Strest Arthur Wiliams Mabel Deltrick Amy Kemp Rocky Ridge And Aire William Dean Hays Dean Schaeffer Xissen Edna and Macy Schaeffer Ladisaburg Virginia Bechseller Bakle Harry Myers Rosenaar William Buckey Central Dry Goods House Union Bridge Carroll County John T. Michael Groff Wastminneter Leroy McCardall Marie D. Archer Camden, NJ Siater Folger McEtusey

Deaths of Babraizon Conley and Charles Leloup

Obituaries report the death of Babraizon Conley a 70 year old cooper from East Church Street after cancer illness and a funeral at his home with interment at Mt Olivet. Also noted is the death of Charles A Leloup emeritus French professor at Mt St Marys in Emmitsburg born 1810, son of a French consul in Baltimore.

Babraizon Conley Harrigon Conley East Church Street Drath Dedfutty Mr. Conley Miss Sebel Miss Friend Milton Bopat Nellie Emmit May Conley Blais Worde Mt. Olivet Charles A. Leloup Mt St Mary's Emmitsburg Baltimore Lewis Leloup

ChristE Endeavor Convention In Washington

The article describes the ChristE Endeavor gathering in Washington with visitors and hundreds of participants, including a large open air chorus of about 4000 voices, decorative efforts by merchants and government, a prominent open air patriotic song service, and a program of prayers, addresses, and rallies across churches and halls. Notable figures include Francis Clark of Boston as president and John Wanamaker of Philadelphia to speak. The event features displays, banners, and a strong emphasis on Christian citizenship and international representation.

Owen Baal Brena Wath Aigdal Hs Sien Ag Ammansbens Coren Estes Christin Endeavor Socletin Fatecior Aitivena Washington Che Ierchants Jureud Fm Hbermal Golors Ehivkdis de SN Broad Plaza United States Capitol Building Marine Bard Francis Clark Boston Ikte John Wanununker Philadelphia Clark

Stray Nuggets From The News Across Regions

Disjointed items report a stabbing in the Delaware Water Gap during a fight with George Overpetch, bicycle fall injuries to J. D. Heim in Bristol, and a broken collar bone for a New York City man. A Cairo dispatch notes tensions. Spain contemplates funding ten warships via Mexican settlers and South American redeployments. Prospect Park in Brooklyn unveils a bronze General Gouverneur Warren statue. An advert promotes Electric Bitters as a remedy with testimonial-style claims.

Monroe Delaware George Overpetch Bristol J. D. Heim New York City Cairo Muhil Dongela Mexico Spain South America Ima- Ratcilie Gouveyntur KR. Warren Prospect Park Brooklyn

Lynching of Sydney Randolph Sparks Riots in Maryland

In Gaithersburg and Rockville a mob abducted and hanged Sydney Randolph, charged with the Buston family assault that killed Sadie Buxton. Rumors of planned retaliation against Buxton and armed groups spread fear while authorities moved to prevent further violence. The Colored community expresses strong condemnation and anger over the lynching.

Sydney Randolph Buston Jir Buxton Gaithersburg Sadie Buxton Rockville Waymob Rockvills Gatthersburg R. L. Buxton Washington Burton

Atlantic's First Drown of the Season in Surf Fatality

Michael Madden of Philadelphia drowned in the surf at South Carolina avenue, Atlantic City, after presumably suffering a stroke. He vanished beneath the breakers and did not surface, with rescue efforts continuing for hours.

Atlantic Michael Madden Philadelphia South Carolina Avenue

Choked to Death by a Pretzel Tragedy

A 19 year old George Panstian died Saturday from choking on a piece of pretzel, compressing the airway. The report also notes a Cape May cottage sale by ex president Hare Vison to W L Dubois of Philadelphia for 210 000 and a claimant praising Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy with a Florida testimonial.

Pultipsered S. J George Panstian Aarrison Cape May Harevison Cape May Point W. L. Dubois Philadelphia

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