Annual German Lutheran celebration and church services near Deer Park
The Daily News reports a German Lutheran Church annual celebration at Deer Park set for tomorrow with preparatory services at the Presbyterian Church at 7:30 tonight. It also notes meetings of the United Brethren Ladies Aid at 7 tonight, Myersville circuit conference in Wolfsville starting tomorrow at 2 pm, and yesterday’s Barnesville camp meeting with Rev J M Bean aiding attendees from Frederick. The Episcopal church at Catoctin will celebrate Holy Communion Sunday at 10:30 am with prayers and sermon, while Hochanicatawing chapels host an 8 pm service. The Reformed Spiritual Conference session in Lancaster featured Rev Bowman and Dr Joby J Stabe reading a paper on humanity, plus a Gettysburg Marine Band concert and related addresses and music conducted by Rev Dower of Washington, D.C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deer Park
Presbyterian Church
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
United Brethren Church
Myersville
BSB
Wolfsville
Barnesville
J. M. Bean
Frederick Chatge
Fredericks
Lancaster
Bowman
Joby
Centreville
Banday Sebual Ponte Eae
Peneras
Cabpel Satay
Sutanty
Calico Tock
Fyter’s
Johnsville’m. P
Gunton Bruze
Battimore
Dphmney
Maryland
Virginia
St. James
Pen
We Saa
Knoxville
Pynasylvatus
Virginias
Pen-Mart
Monumentals Turner Ship Exhibit Inspires Wait
Fragmentary text mentions Monumentals Turner and a ship exhibit title. Details are unclear but suggest a display or event drawing attention. No definitive date or location found.
Death notices and infant obituaries from Emmitsburg and Mechanics Town
Death notice in Emmitsburg reports Lewis T. Shriver aged 51 after long illness of grippe. Civil War era service in Twenty first Pennsylvania. Infant daughter of George W Parkinson and Lillie M Parkinson of Baltimore died aged 11 months. Infant Maud Milrdse died at Mechanics Town aged 46 months. Lewis Sandfoldredy, patient at Monté Hospital, aged 81, died of old age. funeral held this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mop
Emmitsburg
This County
Lewis T. Shriver
Grippe
Captain Bell
Pennsylvania
Frederick County
Ethel Lillian
George W
Lillie M. Parkinson
Baltimore
Ans Jimmes Yeoger
Tibato
Mechanicstown
Maud Milrdse
Hampton
Amnie Spalding
Mostette
Lewis ‘Sand Fcoldredyep
Bmonté Hosapitsi
Will Wed. Biss Gy Hefotz and Haines Family Tie
An ill scanned notice reports weddings in Maryland and Pennsylvania. It notes the marriage plans of Mike Biss Gy Hefotz, daughter of Jacob Haines, at a Fredericks locale, and a third party wedding in Urbana Frederick County at a Methodist church between Bernani Kidd of Urisa and Miss Mary Stepp of the nearby area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biss
Mike) Gy Hefotz
Jacob Haines
Frederics
R.H. Thomas
Philadelphia
Urbana
Frederick County
Methodist Church
Bernani Kidd
Urisna
Mary Stepp
Social Ward Event Honors Baltimore and West Virginia Guests
Wednesday night at the Cumberland home of Mr and Mrs Lloyd Lowndes a social ward gathering honored Miss Fomier of Baltimore and Miss Page of Clarkstown West Virginia. The event marked a cordial welcome to visiting friends and featured light refreshments and conversations reflecting community ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Lowndes
Cumberland
Mies Fomier
Baltimore
Mier i Page
Clarkstarg
West Virginie
Local burglary at the Reformed Home yields small losses
In broad daylight a burglar broke into the rear kitchen area of the Reformed Home and rummaged through closets and wardrobes. Only a gold watch, fob chain, a sum of money, and an amethyst ring were taken. the thief fled unseen with four pills noted near the fence. Police searched nearby premises for the suspect but found nothing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
acdMre Markelt
Kitaker
Kitch
Enythe Dégr
Cochi
Grp
Sroud
Martell
RD Sons Ai
Storm on the Island disrupts picnic and plans
A violent rainstorm with lightning struck Island Park during a Reformed Sunday School picnic. Trees were downed, tents destroyed, and shade trees toppled. Wind and heavy rain frightened attendees. other towns reported gusts and hail. The article notes numerous upcoming church picnics and a second annual reunion for the Reformed congregations across Maryland and Virginia, plus planned excursions and social events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reformed Sunday School
Island Park
Bolivar Heights
Knoxville
Shoudgun-ton
Bris
Committee on Resolutions Appoints Panel for Sheffield Death
A committee appointed on Wednesday night to draft resolutions of respect following the death of Mr. Edward Sheffield. Members include Lebierz, Brenner, Geo. Cram, Wilesnska Daniel, and others, with a meeting noted as held in Tet 7 MET.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebierz
Brenner
Geo. Cram
Wilesnska
Daniel
Comming
Drest Resoluions
Ediard Sheffield
Baneral Notice of Samuel B. Mousht's Interment
Notice states the burial for the late Samuel B. Mousht will occur tomorrow at 4 PM from the residence of Mrs. Rosana Simmons on West Patrick Street. Interment is planned for Mt. Olivet Cemetery.
Latto Eastie and Me Bitchgock Wedding Set in Anges
The wedding day for Latte Eastie and Me Bitchgock is fixed for Anges week, with Miss Eumia s¢ Manchester-by thesis to attend. Father Ryan will officiate. ceremony follows a quiet morning service with family and intimate friends. After breakfast, the couple will begin their bridal journey, likely departing November 2 for their honeymoon. The bride’s attire and guests are described, with family ties and local connections noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Baptis
Latte Eastie
Anges
Vince
Eumia
Manchester
Father Ryan
Belorn
Eustiz
Orutitex
W.C. Eustis
Pice
Iredana
AAC Busia
My. George Brits
Maryland Happenings Across State and Local Events
A storm floods streets in Annapolis and Baltimore areas. Camp Annapolis disruptions noted. A banquet honors George W. Covington. A fatal accident occurs at Snow Hill mill. The cornerstone of the new Odd Fellows Hall at Saratoga and Cathedral Streets is laid. Memorial service held for Magiaderes. Ex prizefighter Hess comments on liquor traffic. Six days of rain disrupt Summit Grove Camp activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Avaspolis
Ratz
Camp Annapalis
George W. Covington
Pat & Wisebrénher
Baltiaore
Thelois
Canton
Snow Hill
Odd Fellows Hall
Saratoge
Cathedral Sts
Baltimore
Local Notices and Career Moves Across Washington Area
Personal Mention notes Robert Loy of Mechanicstown has a job with Ramsburg & Elliott in Washington and will attend College of Pharmacy lectures. Eli Harry Vslen tine has left Gerryshank College after two years and takes a De. Leatherman position. A. J. Diadleow promoted to skilled workman in Treasury Supervising Architect office at $85 monthly. George Wisar returns to Mechanicstown after completing course. Canal update: Chesapeake and Ohio Canal opening to Georgetown delayed. first boats await repairs near Georgetown and Rock Creek with initial navigational improvements under way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Loy
Mechanicstown
M. E. Leatherman
Ramsburg & Elliott
Washington, D. C
Loy
College of Pharmacy
Eli HarryVslentine
Abe Bh At
Gerryshank
Bas
de. Leatrerman
aDiadleow
S- Benger
Treasury
Fohnesaat Washington
Werth
bin George Wisaier
Brave teen fights copper bead snake in Franklin Township
In Franklin Township a young woman faced a large copper bead snake while gathering Sachierey. The serpent encircled her wrist and tried to restrain her, but she remained calm and, in a moment of exertion, forced it to drop and then crushed its head with her foot. Two men nearby summoned aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Township
Farmers prize record corn and rye yields report
It Viewed Well Br Wix Dally of Mediadiestown reports crop results for the season. From 6 acres of corn ground he threshed 162 bushels, an average of 27 bushels per acre. From 3 acres of rye on corn ground he gathered 93 bushels, about 26 bushels per acre. The Clarion says this is no ordinary yield and signals a return of the old time crops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wix Dally
Mediadiestown
Itis
Clarion
Meteoric Stone Found Near Gettysburg to Smithsonian
A large meteoric stone weighing about eight hundred seventy pounds and shell shaped fell on Jacob Snyder’s farm five miles from Gettysburg during a meteor shower. It was transported to the Smithsonian Institution in Washington on Wednesday. Analysis indicates the specimen is of nearly pure iron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gettys
Bargoes
Smithsonian Institute
Washington
Jacob Snyder
Gettysburg
Hearing on Soho Revels Concealed Weapon Charge
A hearing before Magistrate Eckstein yesterday afternoon discharged the accused in the concealed weapon case against Soho Revels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soho Revels
Eckstein
Local News Highlights From Washington County
Reads of farm yields, fruit shipments, and accidents fill the sheet. Notable items include hog cholera in upper Washington County, peach basket machinery updates in Boonsboro, a copper snake sighting near Frederick, and a quarry of developments from Chambersburg to Cumberland with depots, rail work, and fairs on the horizon.
Wheat shocks and fires across Washington county net
A weathered county page reports a seventeen-stone herd of wheat belonging to George W. Zelgter on Forge road in Washington County. Hash Craig’s team toppled a wagon during a wheat haul near Yellow Pike injuring Mr Wolf’s son, who was initially feared badly but is now out of danger. David Hoover near Lesterating harvested 120 bushels of grain from Sty acred, stacking 70 by 42 by 35 feet. Mrs John Taylor near the Fair Grounds sent a Plymouth Rock hen egg weighing 11 ounces and measuring 5 1/2 inches in circumference and 6 1/2 inches in length. The Mechanicatown cannery at Mechan festorra began work, while grasshoppers menace Jefferson area farms. The canal between Point of Rocks and Cumberland now contains water and Ed Freed’s house on East Panick street is being repainted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nath
Oden
Hartle & Co
Fredericks
Brownsville
Voupligg
Ansblerte
Sallie Brown
Cumberland
Williamsport
Chambersbore
P. Railroad Company
Krasburg
Hagerstown
Garrett County
Chambersburg
Tolchester’ Beach
Baltimore
Mechanicsto
John H., Brookips
Pennsylvania
Gianiesteyos
Birett and Osler
Mechanicetown
B. Campbell
Ate
Ohio River
Eaves Dickinson
Bagerstown
George W. Zelgter
Clarlyn
Allcomers
Ure
Mechanfestorra
John M. Zimmerman
Patrick Street
Jefferson
Charles E
George’ W. Mensell
Frederick
Joseph Buick
Chasing Tramps Incident Near Tabeton
A brief local report describes an altercation where a man named Miller confronted two suspects in a freight-yard disturbance. The men fled, then stoned the conductor before Miller arrived, and the episode ended with the suspects secreted away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller
Mr. Miller
Waugh in Frederick and a bread delivery incident
Report covers a shooting involving Soba Waugh and his wife with injuries and a later return home planned for the evening. Mentioned is Danner being knocked from a wagon during the same event, with injuries described as minor. Also notes First National Bank of Gitthersberg authorized to begin business with $50,000 capital and Upton Darby as president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soba Waugh
Kdf
Gemptrolier
First National Bank of
Giithersberg
Capital
Upton Darby
Bargains at Mullinix and Kemp Department Store
Reduced prices sweep the store as Mullinix and Kemp advertise big bargains. Offerings include French saloons at half price and rochtin products highlighted as best quality. The ad emphasizes low prices and clearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roschtin
Wild Wild Hog Captured After Long Chase at Landis Valley
A wild hog from Landis Valley eluded capture for weeks, damaging crops and sleeping in green fields. A posse tracked and finally trapped the animal near John Bassler’s field after dawn, using a rope to secure it as villagers watched.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Landis Valley
Kifteen
John Bassler
John Gerz
Henry Brackdill
Delde
World's Fair clubs form in Frederick towns
A Frederick movement forms a World's Fair club with many citizens organizing a fixed monthly payment to charter a car for a two week trip and cover expenses. They will stay in the car in Chicago. Also noted is W J Bradley a sound sleeper whose Cambridge area home was struck by lightning causing severe damage to Mr Brodtey and his son with burns and falling plaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Chicago
Fredericksonias
W. J. Bradley
Cambridge
Afr. Brodtey
Mr. Brodtey
Black and Light Grotd Goods From Wielmed & Co
Wielmed and Co offer a fresh stock of black and light fabrics including crevots and china cloths. The week features a great package of goods with English textiles and a line of beds in batines. Customers are invited to view and compare prices at the store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wielmed & Co
Batines
Rodsck & Nzidig
Lyconsbury Personalities and Local Guests
Lyconsbury Personals lists local visitors and guests from surrounding towns. Names include Milas Clara Harbaugh of Sablissville and Augustus Gabe from Mount Airy visiting families in Wolfaville and St. Paul Street. Report notes Catoctia Furnaces may begin operation in early August and mentions local textile and dress shops extending promotions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyconsbury
Milas Clara Harbaugh
Sablissville
Rowdabseh
Rev
Shulty
Backzist
Aim Annis Menwin
Fiore Yoser
Styersville
Samce
Wagonen
Augustus Gabe
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van Zoe Maven
Suores Securd
Gaia
Ami
Will Sane
Monumentals
Turner
Ike
News OF
Georgetown
Chesapeake‘and Ohio Canal
Owill
George- 1
George
Rock Creek
Betzee
Bright
Fema
J. el. Matic
Mechanicsio Vwzbo
Cen
Ot. Org
Sonny
McMaster
Liberty
Owas
Washipgton
J.B. Lawson
Riehts Mills
Moberly
Charles
Best
Ste
Tak
Sluyman, Knode,& Co
Ats
Middletown
Washington County
Atfed
Edgemont
Messrs
Smith, ‘& Funk
Boonsbaro
Christian, Sunday School of
Beansboro
Wilyheld
Pen Mar
AbGis Weater
Hicks
Snl Hicks
Tae
Waugh
Ms.Wim
H-Danner
Mullinix
Allo
Sarpet
Scieret Penensts
Cmcrinnel Erie
Mulliniz & Kemp
Kun tDéws
Laat
HO Best
Alex
Yearley
Bob
Lextogtou St
Irving
Parsons
Arnetoe
Gonth Patrick
Pat Pories
Becton Preaenie, Sa
Spruadteg
James EB. Walker &Co
Eyre - Taowr
HAYS
Warkers CO
J.B Walks & CO
Rodoce
Neuuig
Frovocka
Neidig
Catoctia Furances
Dlext
John Tendriukbon
Great Banoain
Abu
Educational
Washlig
Were Business College
Doll & Son
Wrabe
Tudolt & Row
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