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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 18, 1913

Page

4

Many Frederick Pastors Schedule August Vacations

Several of the city's pastors plan August vacations with three of the twelve on leave, potentially leaving a few churches without regular ministers. Rupp La Mar Hummelbaugh Kieffer McLean Ringer Hooff Dixon and Walker are named. Hooff recovers from illness and will be replaced. Uncertainty hangs over Father Kane and Father Conlon. two churches lack regular pastors amid the Chautauqua period.

Frederick U. S. G. Rupp Lutheran Church Mt. Gretna FE. H. la Mar Atlantic City Baltimore Colts EB. H. Hummelbaugh United Brethren Church Fenn Grove Camp Henry L. G. Kieffer Pee Reformed Church E. McLean Grace Reformed Cbteany Mi Ee JE Ringer Methodist Church South Douglas Hooff Episcopal Church Europe Mr. Hooff William Walker Mr. Hooft T. Freeman Dixon Richmond Charlottsville Boston W. J. Kane St. John’s Catholic Church Father Conlon First Baptist Church of the Brethern

Pleasing Paragraphs of Visits and Travel News

Pleasant personal notes from Hagerstown Frederick and surrounding towns. Lists of residents visiting relatives, traveling to Philadelphia Montreal Thousand Islands Ocean City and Lake trips with families and friends. Local figures include Miss Mary Molesworth Miss Gertrude Blumenauer and Mrs Edward Eichelberger among others.

Mary T. Molesworth Hameville Edina Schaeifer Margaret Eichelberger Baltimore Pauline Pollitt Miss Eichelberger Miss Pollitt Ocean City Edward 8. Eichelberger Edw. S Eichoeberger, Jr

Chautauqua Ticket Sellers Appointed at Ladies Committee

Frederick's first Chautauqua ticket sale kicks off Monday with reduced season-ticket pricing. Districts listed with seller names on North Market Street through West Fourth Street as volunteers prepare to meet demand.

Frederick North Market Street W. L. Carty Kate Ramenbure Marian Motter Eas Robert Tyson Jacob Rohrback Second Street East Aspeed Louise Johnson John J. Hendrickson East Third Stret Hen Finix Lildan Metter West Third Street Grace Thomas East Fourth Street Hal Lees West Fourth Sitvest Willam D. Zimmerman

Band Concert Tonight in Yellow Springs Weather Will Decide

Weather yesterday caused postponement of a Yellow Springs Band concert in front of the People's Fire Insurance Building. If favorable, the concert will be held tonight with Warren Harley performing a cornet solo and a cornet quartet, plus three popular numbers between acts. Also note a barn raising planned for July 22 on Mr. Harry B. Witter’s Diamsville road farm. harp to replace lightning-destroyed instrument.

Yellow Springs People’s Fire Insurance Company Warren Harley Harry B. Witter Diamsville Road

Ihtman Seeks Renomination for State Senate in Maryland

Frederick Zihtman of Cumberland announces candidacy for renomination for State Senator in Allegany County. Republican primaries set for September 9. The notice mentions several piers of varying length and a Panama Canal Atlantic end construction topic, though details are unclear in the fragmented text.

Ihtman Senate Frederick Zihtman Cumberland Allegany Atlantic Panama Canal

Barbara Frithie Memorial Seals Portrait by Noted Sculptor Kelley

At the Y M C A meeting the Barbara Frithie Memorial Association announced completion of the seal designed by James B Kelley of New York. The photograph enclosed by Lawrence Kemp shows Barbara Frithie with refined sweetness and clear features. The letter from Kemp recalled family ties to Frederick and gratitude to Kelley and Kemp, with Kelley’s historical sculptures and the Troy Soldiers Monument cited as examples. Funds and a deed to the Fritchie Triangle were presented, and Kinship praise accorded to contributors and the association’s honorary roll.

Memorial Association Barbara Fritchla Barbara Frischie Frederick Kelley Admiral Schley Mr. Kelly Grant Sherman Hancock Hooker Warren Dewey Clark Schley Buford Gettysburg Troy Soldiers Molly Pitcher Wayne Washington Council of War Ramsay Sheridan Schofield Doubleday Merritt Webb Warden Sampson Phillip Sigshee Roose Wert Mr. Kelley New York City Harper and Bros Academy of Desig Ie Art Students’ League Kemp Messrs Kelley Association Lawrence B. Kemp James B. Kelley New York Fritchie Lawrence J. Brengle Fritchie Triangle AMM. Olivet Barbara

Battle of Antietam veteran aids Barbara Fritchie memorials

A veteran, wounded at Antietam and dying in Frederick hospital, remained warmly interested in the Barbara Fritchie memorial. He returned to Worcester with postcards and literature supplied by the association.

Battle of Antietam Frederick Barbara Fritchie Worcester

Reformed Church Reunion Draws 5000 6600 in Attendance

Maryland Pennsylvania Virginia West Virginia and District of Columbia members gathered at Pen Mar Park for the twenty fourth annual reunion of the Reformed churches. Weather reduced alcuance from last year but hundreds of students and graduates from flood College attended with college songs addresses and scripture readings. Elmer L Coblentz delivered the reading address on The Crisis in Christendom. The Ninety fifth Psalm was read responsively and the Pen Mar Orchestra offered a concert as officers led the event.

Maryland Pennsylvania Reformed Churches of Pennsylvauria Virginia West Virginia Counta Pen Mar Park General Services Reformed Church Flood College James M. Mullen Baltimore Emory L. Coblentz Frederick Howard J. Ball Hanover Elmer L. Coblentz First Reformed Church Carlisle Christendom Pen Mar Clayton Il. Ranck Michigan Reunion Association Jphrram Cornman Washington, D. C Middletown J. B. Shantz Chambersburg Samuel Brenner Mechanicsburg Howard E. Bair Wanover W.C Birely H. Weaver Gettysburg George A. Hollinger Harrisburg M. B. Gibson York David H. Burley Hagerstown

Government may mark site where Meade assumed command

The article notes a possible government marker at the transfer of command from General Hooker to General Meade on Roy Wyndman’s farm near Prospect Hill, Gettysburg. George William Smith owned the property during the war. Mrs Duval has provided data and corresponded with the Gettysburg Battlefield Commission about the marker placement. Col Nicholson has shown interest in the facts collected.

Meade Army of Potomac Army of the Potomac Gettysburg Hooker General Meade Roy Wyndman Prospect Hill George William Smith Samuel G. Duval Gettisburg Battlefield Commission Col John P. Nicholson

Thurmont to Host County Sunday School Convention

The Frederick County Sunday School Association plans a Thurmont meeting with pastors and superintendents of Thurmont Sunday schools to arrange the next county convention. The event is set for September 18 and will include three daytime sessions.

Thurmont W. W. Doub Frederick County

Electric power spreads across regions and industries

Mercill Wisconsin opens a new electric bus line as wireless links grow in the West Indies. Indiact electric lighting spreads in large buildings while lead zinc mines in the Midwest adopt electric power. Electricity fuels cleaner packing houses and electrifies Berlin streetcars amid rising urban demands. Steel plants earn electric furnaces. auto factories see worker health benefits from power. Hamilton Ontario plans a mile long electric sign. Over two and a half billion dollars are invested in U S electrical supply stations.

Mercill Wisconsin Fessieller West Indies Hamilton Ontario

New Picture House Formally Opened

The grand opening of the new Empire theater drew 1500 to 2000 patrons who packed the street for the first show. The illuminated front, fresh interior, white uniformed attendants, and two ushering ladies impressed visitors. Manager F Lester Smith said the house will be a picture theater with five cent admission, five to six reels nightly, and Saturday matinees at five cents. the hall features a sloped floor and a potential for nonpicture uses.

Aldermen Frederick Alice Eichelberger Hallie Miller F. Lester Smith

New Schedule In Effect for Hagerstown and Frederick Line

The Hagerstown and Frederick Railway starts today with a new schedule on the main line and city divisions. Sixteen cars operate daily between 5.50 am and 11.50 pm from Frederick and 5.45 am to 5.45 pm from Hagerstown, a gain of ten cars and improved efficiency. The Baltimore Board of Trade hosts a luncheon for Maryland Week delegates, aiming for broad support for the event at Fifth Regiment Armory in November.

Hagerstown Baltimore Board of Trade Maryland Fifth Regiment Board of Trade

Dr Howard Company Introductory Offer With Pearce Drug

An old advertisement announces a half price introductory deal for a constipation and dyspepsia remedy from the Dr Howard Company in partnership with A L Pearce drug store. The offer includes 60 doses for 60 cents, with a guarantee to refund if not cured. Limited supplies are available.

Dr. Howard Company A. L. Pearce Drug Store de. Pearre

Private Dance at Heights Draws Frederick Youth Crowd

A lively private dance at Braddock Heights pavilion drew 40 to 60 young people from Frederick. They traveled by special car arriving after 8 30 PM, despite rain that altered plans to ride a straw-filled gondola. An orchestra provided music while attendees from Cambridge, Md., Washington, D C., and nearby areas joined in the evening’s event.

Frederick Lagi Braddock Leights Pavilion Heights Frederick Station Jefferson Mes. S. Lewis Motter Pauline McCardell Cornelia McSherty Lathel Fitzpatrick N. Wilson Schley A. Hanson Maulsby C. Edwin Kemp Quynn Rodotk James D. Enright Bruce LeGore R. Dorsey Sappington S. Lewis Motter Arthur Young George Rodock Watlston L. Hiargett Frank Thomas Buckeystown John Edward Schell Edward G. Scheiner Raymond HE. Toms Newell E. Duvall C. Sotheron Howard Harry LeGore James Diffendal R. Ames Hendrickson

Fishermen land bass on trips and reunite at Blue Ridge College

Fishermen F H Koehler and Clinton E Main enjoyed a trip landing 8 bass. Harry and Keefer Gilbert caught four bass with a largest of 4.84 pounds at Greenfield. Roger B Young and Warren Taylor also fished, landing a bass up to 4.44 pounds. WHI holds reunion for Blue Ridge College group at Pen Mar on Tuesday July 29.

F. H. Koehler Clinton E. Main Harry and Keefer Gilbert Greenfield Roger B. Young Warren Taylor Blue Ridge College New Windsor Pen Mar

Hall's Catarrh Cure Ad Offers Reward

Row's This We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure F J Cheney Co Toledo We have known F J Cheney for 15 years believe him honorable in all business transactions and financially able to carry out obligations Hailing Catarrh Cure is taken internally Testimonials free Price per bottle Sold by all Druggists Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation

Fiall F. J. Cheney & CO Toledo F. J. Cheney Walding, Kinnan & Marvin All Drugelats Hall

Clarence C. Holtz Seeks Sheriff Nomination in Fred County

A candidate announces for sheriff in Fred County, seeking the Democratic primaries’ decision. He pledges honest support of Democratic votes to secure the nomination and lead the county law enforcement efforts.

Fred Atick Clarence C. Holtz Dertsdaewra Iit Sherif Fredick County

Frederick County Sheriff Candidates in Democratic Primary

Jolan D Conard Jr of Frederick District No 2 announces his candidacy for sheriff of Frederick County Md pending the Democratic Primaries of 1912. Louis C Etchison of Jefferson District No 14 asks Democratic voters to support him for the sheriff nomination in the upcoming primary.

Truasureeh Oute Puraenal Etlau Lion Frederick W. Cramer Arrid&wife Sherbt Frederick County Jolan D, Conard, JR Frederick District Subrlay Louis C. Etchison Jefferson District Kewe Éme Calvin L. Putman Lewistown John W. Romal Marlid

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