Reformed Union Holds Sixteenth Maryland Reunion At Pen-Mar
The sixteenth Reformed reunion of Maryland Pennsylvania Virginia West Virginia and the District of Columbia was held at Pen-Mar with about 6900 attendees in a crowded auditorium. Prominent ministers and missionaries spoke on missions and China Japan and North Japan College noted 281 students. Officers including Rev J A Hoffheizing were elected and next reunion planned for Pen-Mar in July 1906.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reformed Churches
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Virginia
West Virginia
District of Columbia
Pen-Mar Yeaterday
J A. Hoffheing
Martinsberg
Woman's College
Frederick
T. K. Bickel
Philadelphia
The
Reformed Church
A. ¥. Canselman
Pittsberg
Board of Foreign Missions of the Reformed Church
William E. Hoy
Chiga
G. B. Sohn
China
Moses
Egypt
Confucius
D. B. Schneder
North Japan College
Sendai
Reading
Japan
Kingdom of God
Sonneder
Empire of
Atudenta Corollea
Ruesta
Sahnedar
Roosevelt
Reformed Reunion Association
J. A. Hoffhetos
Martinaburg
J. B. Shont
Howard E. Bair
Hanover
H.T. Weaver
Gettysburg
Pen-Mar
J. H. Apple
Maryland National Guard mustering in Company A officers
Soldiers of Company A First Regiment Maryland National Guard were mustered in at Independent Hall after a physical exam. John Markey was elected captain with Harry Kefauver and J Harry Lebert as lieutenants. Colonel Gaither warned recruits of federal and state obligations and the group planned drill readiness before camp Belair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Markey
Harry J. Kefauver
Harry Lebhert
Flrst Regiment
Maryland National Guoard
Independent Hall
Charles D. Gaither
Maryland
W National Guard
Cspt
J. W. Downay
New Market
Curgeon
Ebiiss
Gaither
United States
Col
Georg Fisher
Hagerstown
Alban M. Wood
Barry J. Befauver
Barry J. Kafauvec
S. Harry Leichert
Sonciféed
Osapt
Fiahar
Frederick
Fisher
Asoldier
Camper Belair
Pisher
Claude Tilghman Smith
Wastminster
Milton Record
Belair
Ctitioers
John Kyd Backenburgh
Mires
D. John Markey
H. J. Kefauver
H.J. Lebcherz
Alban
Jacob Schmidt
BW. Thomse
H. O. Edmunds
E. S Weller
H. O. Bohroeder
G. O. Groshon
Gao
Boteler
J. W. Sebrint
Dorseyadame
Paul Whipp
Frank Kefauver
Alger Beard
L. Storm
Oscar M. Fogle
Eugene Alexander
Harry Bader
Leater Smith
Calvin Zellers
Howard Young
Magor
Avaiing
Fraternal Visit Planned by State and Local Masons
A large delegation from Camp No. 13 with State President Wm. smeq Heaps and State Master Rev. O. E. Redecker will visit Camp No. 45 in Dovba County tomorrow evening. The event includes conveyances and a preliminary officers’ meeting as Camp No. 42 prepares for installation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Afa
Smeq Heaps
O. E. Redecker
Dovba
LeGore Park
LeGore
Woodaboro
Osmo No. 44
P.O. 8. of
W. James Heaps
Order
CO. KE. Redeker
Purely Personal Visits Across Town and Nearby Cities
Local notes show Grace Price visiting friends in York while A V Dee of Medis hosts guests. Frederick hosts many visitors from Baltimore Hagerstown Norfolk and Washington with cross state travel to Atlantic City and Ocean City. Several locals travel for family gatherings business and reunions including trips to Libe rtytown Emmaliaburg and Pen Mar.
Death notices from Washington and New Market
Thomas W. Smith uncle of Rev. Fr. Albert B. Smith dies at his home in Washington D C funeral set for tomorrow at 9 a m from 648 A street southeast to St Peters church for a requiem mass Ellen Brown a well known New Market woman suffers a stroke and dies at home after medical aid John William Selby age about 4 dies at Montevue Hospital widow and children seek funeral and Park Mille interment tomorrow afternoon
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas W. Skcch
Thomas W. Smith
Albert B.smith
St. John’s Catholic Church
Washington, D. C
St. Peter’s Church
Llen Brown
Ellen Brown
New Market
George M. Smith
H. H. Hopkinn
John William Selby
Joan William Selby
Montevue Hospital
Funeral Ruland and Rinehart Services Held Today
Funeral services for Mrs. Conrad Ruland were held this afternoon at 2 o'clock at the family home with Rev. Dr. EB R. Hachbach officiating. Pallbearers listed. interment at Olivet cemetery. Funeral director F. Obenderfer. The Lewis Rinehart funeral followed from the M E Church in New Market with Rev. Hill presiding. pallbearers named and interment at the church cemetery adjacent. Schroeder served as funeral director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conrad Ruland
EB. R. Hachbach
Frank Hargett
Dudley Page
Charles Wilson
Guy L. Fout
M. T. Derr
John L. Michael
ME. Olivet Camatary
F. Obenderfer
Lewis Rinehart
M. E. Church
New Market
Rav. Ty
Local Market Quotes From The Local Mart
Local mart quotes show corn at 3.65 per barrel and 55 cents per bushel. New wheat No 2 red at 00 per bushel with various quoted shadings and a new price around 600 per bushel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Waring
Tyson
Ars
Fifth annual farmers picnic draws four counties to Mt Airy
The fifth annual Farmers Pic nic at Wildwood Park Mt Airy drew Frederick Carroll Montgomery and Howard counties. Exhibits included incubators cream separators and gasoline engines. Speakers outlined organization education corn seed quality and good roads progress in Shoemaker Road Law and road contracts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wildwood Park
Mt. Airy
Frederick
Carroll
Montgomery
Howard
O. F. Pardum
Warfield
J. Mortimer Whitehead
National Grange
Whitehead
W. T. L. Vallaterre
Maryland Agricultural College
Mand Thas
W. W. Crosby
Massachusetts
J. B. Ager
State Grange
Dairisa
Richard Vincent, Jr
White Marsh
Baltimore County
Indies
Camp Abbott Notes and Camp Social Update
Camp Abbott sees growing interest with two new members Harry LU. Hagan and Willie James signing on and more expected. A recent visitor turnout of 125 enrolled in the new register as a central camp table and magazines arrive, lanterns line the path to Camp P, and a writing table is in use. Leonard Storm and Walter McDaniels were missed at the camp while enlisting in Frederick. A Sunday service is planned at 2:30 pm on the camp grounds for Heights residents. Breddock Colony updates note residents returning home from Doll Cottage and other visitors at Hotel Braddock and Bon-Air. Mr and Mrs Marshall Etchison entertain peers from Cincinnati. the Markell cabbage hosts Mrs John Roberts and children from Westminister, plus extended Martinsburg guests. Quite a few colony members attended the Pen-Mar Reformed reunion via the electric rail. Thomas W. Turner, near Laurel, Md, presented a writ of replevin. Justice Francia Smith authorized Park Mills Ardgan district, recovering two dogs from a prior transfer involving Ford to Banka Moberly. Dogs included an Irish terrier and a Reastan wolfhound. Turner and Moberly defend the matter with a satisfactory explanation. Frederick Baseball Club has arranged a game with Winchester, Va. on August 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Price
York
A V. Dee
Medis
Sod
James McSebrry
Ocean City
George Smith
Woodsboro
Frederick
Mies Rath Kamp
Hagerstown
Mise Viera Hailer
East Toird Street
Meeers O P. Smith
George R Moberly
High Rood
Busionea
Grace Smith
Troy
Oslo
V. Warfield
Fifeh
Roger A. Doll
Helen Kline
Atlantic City
Henry Rameburg
East Seacod Street
Keefer Phleeger
Norfolk
Lewis Lauren
Baltimore
George Topper
James and
Bred, Jr
East Second Street
Philip Covell
Ablansia City
Ada Derr
Mia
Harry McClain
Pen Mar
Nine Orum
W.O. Krise
James H. Stokes
Waahlogton
James. Parry
North Market
George Brunner
Arnold
Walkersville
Frank Gallagter
Baltissore
Aibert Braley
West Patrick Street
Mies Rosa Schell
B. F. Bohell
Minneapolis
Mies Ella
Main
West
Patrick Strees
Benj Dixon
Hilicott City
Susan Waskey
Carrolle Manor
Baps Dixon
Ellicots City
A. J. Eichelberger
Weet Hfourth
Lancaster
Minnie
Bessie Lee
Dayton
George Reddick
Peoleaville
John Fleming
Indianapolis
Ind
Hie Slasher
Annie W. Getzendanner
South Market Street
Oscar Jennings
Evelyn
Brunswick
E. Musser
H. K. Stokes
Chicago
Charles G. Stokes
North Market Street
Camp Abbott
Harry LU
Hagan
Willie James
Reights
Lt Ia
Uynn
Dlamicadon
Leonard Storm
Walter McDanosl
Frederick T
de Mieses Greely
Washington
Hotel Braddock
Marshall Etchison
Oinoinoati
John Roberte
Lee Bender
Martinsburg
W. Va
Gettynburg
Pen-Mar
Keple
Thomas W., Turner
Laurel
Dh Fander
Francia Smith
Park Milla
Ardgan
Ford
Banka Moberly
Park Mills
Tarner
Turner
Moberly
Bank Officers and Officials Named in Cashier List
A historical notice lists officers including President Vice-President Cashier and assistant positions with several names such as JonanJas McBurgs D E Kerauver Geo Wu and J D Banen. It references Jover Inc and individuals C Morres B H Banarri Tos B Haller Dasset Barer with monetary figures shown as symbols for pounds and money amounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JonanJas
McBurgs
D.E. Kerauver
Geo. Wu
Buitte
J.D. Banen
Jover Inc
C. Morres
B.H. Banarri
Tos
B. Haller
Textile sale notice with remnant bargains and yardage
An old advertisement lists light and dark plain colors and fancy fabrics headed to the yard. Cotton foulards and silks offered, many at 20c per yard, with 806 yards of lawn and batiste in colored figures priced to clear. Remnants include white Persian lawn and French lawn pieces, reduced on a remnant table, plus Acorn brand white shirt waists described as reliable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miadran, &c
George
Rodcok
Local ads for sales and excursions in Frederick Maryland
Local notices advertise household sale at 138 West South Street on July 25 at 10 a.m. with cash terms. A public sale of sewing machines and reduced prices on sewing goods. Travel specials include railroad to Washington and Baltimore, themed seashore excursions to Atlantic City Cape May and more. Deer Park Hotel boasts renovated facilities and mountain air attraction with through B&O trains and new livery equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West South Street
Tursaday
O. P. Mussetter
Washington
Baltimore
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Frederick
Capital
Monumental City
Atlantic City
Capa May
Oscar City
Sea Isle City
N. J
Ocean City
Hehoboth
Beach
Del
Pullman
Philadelphia
Weshington
Baltimore & Ohio
Deer Park
Decor Park
Cassina
New York
Cincinnati
Louisville
St. Louie
Wheeling
Columbus
Chicago
Paullman
Pittaharg
W. E. Bunnett
Maryland
Franklin Street
City Hotel
Died Suddenly at Williamsport Jacob M Turner
Jacob M Turner died suddenly at his Williamsport home as severe weather including lightning and hail affected the area. Authorities report multiple incidents and casualties across Williamsport and vicinity with local officials pursuing fugitives in other cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob M. Turner
Williamsport
Holzsha
Cumberland
Allegany County
Bertha Rogers
Bellevue
Washington County
Simahonae
Anne Arundel County
Hayes Donaldson
Patrick Cummings
Grand Annual Tournament and Buckeystown Lawn Fete Blurbs
Readable items describe an August 3 Grand Annual Tournament at Carroll Manor Woods with a Dancing event by Frederick Select Orchestra. Also notes a Buckeystown Public Library Association Lawn Fete at Buckeystown School ground on Saturday July 22 and a Friday night dance at Braddrock Heights with scheduled departures from Cara leave square.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Etkiga
G. & P. Telephone Co
Obimbermata
Besant & Knott Osrriage
Manor Woods
Sample
Oxfords
Winsburg
Lawao
Buckeyatown Library
Dolt Bros
Bennett ‘Walk
Bae
Carroll Manor Woods
Backeystown
Frederick Select C Orchestra
Nove Amusements
Buckeystown
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the Daily News
Durlus Codonnus
Durlus Il
Verstar
Alexander Ube Great
Nicholas PL
Robert Burns
Beotland
Alfed
Ayr
Matte
Balldun
Trvingt ‘Welk
Pog
Po Beauregard
Irak Joseph EB. Johnston
Shenandoah
Meuregard
McDowell
Meriwether Staith
Green Bay
Wis
Hubert G. Ingersoll
Dobbs Bere Sat
Highé
Ww. L. Moors
Weather Bureau
Besant & Knott Weidig & Miller
Rodock & Os
Reformed
Seunion
HIVE
First Regiment
M. N
Chyseo
Harry J. Hefauver
J. Harry Lebbert
Evangelical Lutheran Sunday School
Braddock Heights
Tre Newa
Barut
Breddock Colony
Mise M. Janet Williams
Milas Eleanor Rheiver
Doll Cottage
Frederick Baseball Club
Winchester
Citizens’ National Bank
Citizens' Nat Bank
Frederick. MD
D. Baker
WM. G. Baker
BAKER
WM. G, Zimmerman
Samuel G. Duvall
Cashier Asst
Cashier
Burplus
Jenn
Ramsaune
C. M. Teomag
We. G. Barer
Dasset Barer
John Hendrickson
Iroae
John Hendricerson
Weinero
Patrick 66
G. F. Goodell
Frederick Gas & Exec
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Timanus
Np Arrow
William Kennedy Carroll
Anais Buckman
Wright Buckman
Fabien
Richard Willams
Ocean
Midland
Cumberland and
Westernport
Frederick Coantz
Fraderick County
Edward Cramer
Rodock & Co
Guneral
East Fourth Street
Frederick County
L. Refauver Opligal
Cor. Church and Market Str
Frederick, MD
Foster
Mayfvally
Peterman
D. N. E. Kefauver
Church Street
Mareket
Patrick
Belant & Knott
J. Hohrlberger
N. W
Car
Bte
USA
Cecil & Gorman
Patrick St
Arshawty
F. B
Sappington
Wareerro
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