Beautiful Hebding Ceremony At Bride’s Home Chapel
A home wedding near Knoxville yesterday joined Miss Mige Tania Macrall and Mr Thomas Sim Lee Horsey in a nuptial mass at 11 30 by Rev Father Taines O Connell. The bride wore Liberty satin with lace and orange blossoms, carried white Killarney roses, and was attended by sisters Miss Gertrude Lee and Miss Dorothy Courtney Lee. Outerbridge Horsey of New York served as best man. The house and chapel featured lilies of the valley and sweet peas, with a stringed orchestra. The couple plan a Northern wedding journey and will reside in the county, building near Mrs Horsey’s parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newdwood Forest
Knoxville
Mige Tania Macrall
Charles Donnell Lee
Thomas Sim Lee Horsey
Quterbridge Horsey
Frederick County
Taines O'Connell
Brunswick
Killarney
Gertrude Lee
Dorothy Courtney Lee
Outerbridge Horsey
New York
Mrs. Horsey
Horsby
Pepper on ice cream shocks diners in New York Sun
A waiter explains pepper on ice cream to counter cold discomfort with pepper said to be tasteless due to the chilling effect. The Maryland Security Lime and Content Company plans to restart its Security plant in Washington County after a partial halt, resuming work for about 200 employees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Sun
Maryland Security Lime and Content Company
Security
Washington County
Feast of Weeks Observed by Jewish Community
Festival known as Shaboath or Feast of Weeks observed by the Jewish community with services led by Leo and David Weinberg. Describes origins as a farmers festival ending seven weeks after Passover, offerings of two loaves of new wheat, and later ties to Sinai and the giving of the law. Highlights modern rites of confirmation and the vow to serve God as a holy nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
Leo and
David Weinberg
Sivan
Israel
Mount Staal
Sinai
Hallans Case Dismissed After Altercation Trial
Guy Persehal faced assault charges against Prank Dugman in a case before Justice Lloyd T. MarQill. The judge ruled Dugman provoked the first blow and both parties shared fault, leading to dismissal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Persehal
Dugman
Hallans
Lloyd T. MarQill
Persehal
Minnick and Hotts Tie The Knot At Brunswick
Hymeneas Minnick and Martha Hotts, both of Brunswick, were married at that place on Monday by Rev. George Kt. Sauner. The ceremony united Willer fl Minnick and Martha Hotts in matrimony in a local wedding record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnick
Utes
Willer Fl
Martha Hotts
Brunswick
George Kt. Sauner
Remsburg Clan in Court and Charity Hospital Change
John Remsberg, son of Henry T Remsburg, near Middletown, alleged assault by his uncle Washington Castle who was fined ten dollars and costs by Justice John Beachley near Bolivar. Castle later accused Remsburg of cruelty to an old horse. Beachbay owed Remsburg 17.60 with costs. Sisters of Charity to assume control of Allegany Hospital at Cumberland. hospital name and current nursing management to remain for now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Remsberg
Henry T Remsburg
John A. Koogle
Middletown
Washington
Castle
John Beachley
Bolivar
Remsburg
Justice Beach Bay
Sisters of Charity
Gumberland
Fotlay
Allegany Hospital
Death of Joshua Shoemaker After Porch Fall
Joshua Shoemaker of near Mt Tabor died at his son's home in Merciersville Washington county after injuries from a porch roof fall. He was aged 84 years 6 months 27 days and is survived by a brother Samuel and five children. He lived near Middletown and Merlial Monument on South Mountain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joshua Shoemaker
Mt Tabor
Middletown
Merciersville
Bakersville
Washington County
Samuel
Renal Monument
South Mountain
Electricity hatched sixty nine chicks in western state
An experimental method using electricity on J. D. Alexander's Bellmeier's Station ranch near Spokane hatched sixty nine healthy chicks from sixty nine eggs. The device, adaptable to standard oil incubators, aims to incubate 1300 eggs once setup is complete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Alesander
Bellmeier’s Station
Wash
Spokane
Alexander
Mtr Michander
Mountain Assemblies Start With Social Evening
The first of a series of Mountain Assemblies will be held this evening on the Heights. Miss Ritchie's class dating vices will be featured. A car will depart from Square Corner at 7.40 with Braddock Herstts Orchestra providing music. Changes in Northern Central Railroad schedules take effect Sunday June 4 affecting morning and afternoon trains and arrivals in various towns.
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Moustain
T Heans
Ritchie
Braddock Herstts Orchestra
Northern Central Railroad
Eftver
St White
Tian
Fredeneh
Appointed to Reformed Church Committees
General Synod of the Reformed church voted to assign Alt Le Coblenta to the committee on New Church Hymnal and the Church Union Committee. The plan includes a new hymnal for church use. Two new members Albert Ankeny and Inos f Coblenty join the committee joining other members, including Dts 4 wer RIOT ffer and George W Richards.
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Alt
Hors le Coblenta
General Synod of the
Reformed Church
New Church
Church Union
Reformed Church Plan
de Umen
Chianen
Faverante Au Ol
Mess
Albert Ankeny
Various Maryland items from yesterday and today
Sheriff John J. Manson was elected Republican City Committee chairman in Baltimore. Isaac Simon was injured when run over by a dairy team near Haxerstown. State Senator Jesse D. Price seeks Democratic gubernatorial nomination. John Gill Jr. begins duties on Appeal Tax Court, succeeding William H. Bruye. Russell Adams hurt hauling telephone poles at Leitersburg. Frances Slingluff bruised after horse incident near Baltimore. Receivers appointed for Richard Respress Company with consent from the president. Decoration Day planned for Baltimore Elks lodge with graveside services and speakers. Medical and dental commencements held at Baltimore Medical College Academy of Music. Charles Hyde Sr. injured from a colt, left arm fracture. Diocesan Convention adjourns after backing lay participation on standing committee. Auto license exam proposal to be sent to legislature by J E George. Family from Richmond, Va travels via Hagerstown to Jamestown. Dr. Harvey W. Wiley addresses Maryland graduates at Lyric Baltimore. Deputy Marshal Manning exonerated. Baltimore Police Board cleans up department. Methodist officials set Rev R H Adams salary at 1000. M L Keedy signs Globe Publishing Co incorporation papers in Hagerstown. $40,000 capital stock.
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John J. Manson
Republican City Committee
Baltimore
Isaac Simon
Haxerstown
Jesse D. Price
Wicomico County
John Gill, Jr
Appeal Tax Court
William H. Bruye
Russell Adams
Leitersburg
Frances Slingluff
Fielder C. Slingluf
Richard Respress Company
Concern
Baltimore Lodge of Elks
Baltimore Medical College
Academy of Music
Charles Hyde
Charles A. Hyde
Clear Spring District
Protestant Episcopal Church
John E. George
Richmond
Harvey Henderson
Hagerstown
Jamestown
Harvey W. Wiley
Bureau of Chemistry
Agricultural Department
Washington, D. C
University of Maryland
Lyric
Manning
Baltimore Police Board
Crothers
Methodist Episcopal Church
Sharpsburg
R.H. Adams
M. L Keedy
Globe Publishing Company
Isaac Emmert
Leonard D Ymmert
Bessie Emmert
House family crash on Potomac Street injures father
A vehicle driven by Samuel House from Corbett's Addition in Hagerstown collided with a brick pile on Potomac Street. The car overturned, Mr House and his two children were thrown out. Mr House sustained a serious head injury, while the children escaped into safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel House
Corbett
Potomac Street
Hagerstown
Mr. House
Eden. Alfred Teaser to William G. Steward real estate case
In the Circuit and Orphans' Court records a day’s entry notes Alfred Teaser to William G Steward involving real estate in the county with $2 and other considerations. Also listed are Mary M Worthington to Walter England and wife with parcels of land valued at $29.12 and other considerations. Marelage licenses George Stanley Gilbert of Monrovia and Nettie Jones Spurrier of Plane No Say you saw it in The News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ja Day
Circuit and Orphans’ Court
Eden
Alfred Teaser
Willian GC
Mary M. Worthington
Walter
England
Marelage Liclles
George Stanley Gilbert
Monrovia
Nettie Jones Spurrier
Strawberry Festival At Frederick City Hospital
The strawberry festival in Mantz store room North Market street drew a large crowd. Managers report good financial results and plan to continue tonight at o clock. Proceeds support a nurses home and hospital launch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City Hospital
Mantz
North Market Street
Land Purchase For Virtsburg Area Orchard Project
A company plans to buy a large tract near Peake in Washimpton County for 13 per acre, purchasing 394 3-10 acres. The land is cleared except for timber and will host an ice house evaporating plant sawmill and other facilities. About 3 00 peach trees are planted with 1 9 appte and 5 000 more peaches to be added, plus ten acres of tomatoes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la DeVore
Virtsburg
Peake
Washimpton Counts
Stavefill
Barre
Second Car Arrives From Columbia for Forepaugh Parade
Advertising car No. of Forepaugh and Sells Bros circus arrived in the city from Columbia yesterday and went to York this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forepaugh and Sells Bros. Circus
Columbia
York
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Bride
Berry. O'Gonnell
Hymeneas
Emperor of
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Francis Joseph
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Bartholomay
Rochester Beer
Bartholomay Brewery
Bartholomay Rochester
Barthelomay
Barthelomay Rochester
WM. H. Shipley
N. Market Street
Maryland
L. A. Dertzabaugh
Star
J. M. Cronenburg & CO
E. Patrick Street
Frederick
Procter & Gamble
Tion
Meryl F. Moberly
W. Patrick St
Frederick, Md
Baltimore & Ohio
Aterantio CI
Aterantio CU
United Society of Christian Endeavor
T. Reiruced
Phil Ape Lepret
PAL Dorthere Baptist Convention
Pacivec
Portland
Ore
Disciplea of Christ
Christian Church Convention
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Cab
Inferno- Gonat SS. Association
Lote
ROCHE
Mystic Shrine
Fintex
J. Trundle
News Office
Nirw Spa
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