Pleasant Paragraphs About Zhos Who Cosmo and Go
A jumble of names and places notes residents and visitors in Buckeystown and nearby towns. People from Maryland Pennsylvania Virginia and Washington are listed visiting relatives attending reunions and social events. The Visitation Academy commences with two graduates and an address by Rev. Statext. A card party for visiting Alumnae follows at St Johns Library. A pilgrimage to Rose Hill is planned for Woman's College students and faculty.
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Visitation Academy
Misaee Mstel Donnelly
Margaret Uarbin
Washington
Statext
St. Patrick's Church, Washingto
Rose Bill
The
Woman's College
Rose Hill
Thomas Johnson
Noah E. Cramer
Burkittsville Resident Declares Court Nomination
Mr. David M. Whipp a Burkittsville resident spent days in Frederick and announces candidacy for nomination as judge of the Orphans Court on the Espadtloan ticket.
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TopaYr
Mertlog
Jenior Hall
Orphans’ Court
Weeeeeas
DM Whipp
David M. Whipp
Burkittsville
Frederick
Orphans' Court
Espadtloan
Local Advertisements Lampoon Town Crier
The dated Town Crier of the paper laments antiquated methods as modern readers expect timely ads. Taz News emphasizes live, wide reaching advertising reaching every household with immediate value and broad visibility.
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Taz
Buna Poplin
Valas
Baltimore Clergyman Paid Tribute to Pastor Diehl Memorial Window Unveiled
A Baltimore clergyman led a memorial service for Rev. George Diehl at the Evangelical Lutheran Church, marking his 46 years as pastor and unveiling a newly installed art glass window donated by the congregation. The service featured remarks by Rev. W. Freas and Rev. I. D. Worman, with Rev. Steck and Mr. Ralph Zimmerman coordinating the window dedication, and the memorial window crafted by Hankinson of New York City.
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Baltimore
Diehl
Evangelical Lutheran Church
George Diebl
Congregatio F
Cdl Floa
Hoy. W
Freas
General Synod of the
Lutheran Church
Mother Kones
I D Worman
van Wert
Ohio
O F. Steck
Dr. Freas
Deepak
Dr. Dish
Inez
Mr. Worm
Mins Alexian Pigman
Disby Mersorial
James
Loutheran Church
A. B. Church
Stinespring
Marie Dieh
Strok
Hankinson
New York City
Memorial Service Honors a Faithful Pastor Past and Living
A moving memorial service honors the departed pastor as living in memory and influence. Speakers affirm the spiritual battle, the preacher’s impact on homes and congregants, and the enduring value of memorials that keep his legacy alive. The sermon stresses that true tribute lies in the good deeds remaining in God’s sight.
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Jock Man
Thersfors
Lazarus
Abraham
Dishi
Backeystown Newa Notca Misses Padgett Return Home
The missus Padgett bere returned from a stay with friends at Weatmin ster. Mr James H. Smith is sojourning at Atlantic City. Miss Carrie Hall Thomas and guests Miss Hadith Mills Miss Lillian Netsex Miss Bara Stallloge and Miss Lillisn Venzery visit the Western Maryland College. Mr W E Kinchey hosted his Sunday school class with graphophons selections and music. Refreshments served. Attendees included Mesra Robert Borch Howard Mickerson Lee oa Glenn Dovubles Keefer Baker and Miss E V Mullen Miss Busan Lewis H Foltes Nicodemus Mr and Mrs W E Kindler. Mrs Laura Fulton of Washington guest of Mr and Mrs A W Nicodemus. Mrs Venesy and daughter of Salisbury return home after visiting Bookeyatown.
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Backeystown
Newa Notca
Padgett Bere
Weatminster
James H. Smith
Atlantic City
Carrie Hall Thomas
Western Maryland College
Mise Hadith Mills
Washington
Mize
Lillian Netsex
Bara Stallloge
Baltimore
Lillisn Venzery
Pocomoke City
W. E. Kin
W. E. Kindler
Laura Fulton
A. W. Nicodemus
Venesy
Salisbury
Bookeyatown
A Month's Record The Death Roll
For May forty two deaths were recorded in the city and county. Ten died in the city and interments occurred at Mt Olives Ss Johns and the colored graveyards. Thirty two died in the county with burials at Middletown Myersville Jefferson Barkitteville Woodaboro Kemp tons New Market Foxville Thor Emmuitsburg. Mortality was less than in April.
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Mt. Olives
Ss. John’s
Middletown
Myersville
Jeferson
Barkitteville
Woodaboro
Kemptons
New Market
Foxville
Thor- Emmuitsburg
Middletown Teacher Shoots Self Over Forbidden Love
Frank Kefanver a 23 year old Middletown school teacher shot himself on the step of Mr Martin Coblentz home after parental opposition to his courtship of Miss Coblentz. He died from a self inflicted gunshot wound to the head. George Kefanver and Miss Little Coblentz were in the parlor when the shot rang out.
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Frank Kefanver
Lewis F. Kefanver
Homse
Middletown
Martin Coblentz
Kefauver
George Kefauver
Middlstown
M Oonera
Mias
Frank Kefauver
Miss Coblentz
Death of Col Cassell and Clara DeLashmutt Is Noted
Col Cassell aged 58 editor of Ostuctin Clarion Thormont died in Towson Md of Brights disease after two years illness. Survived by widow Julia Osterion Cassell five children and five sons in Towson Baltimore York. Funeral in Thormont tomorrow and interment at United Brethren cemetery. Clara DeLashmutt died at Riehle’s Mill after a long illness aged eldest daughter of A J and Phoebe De Lashmutt. Funeral Wednesday 10 am from B and O depot with interment Mt Olives cemetery.
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Col
Casszll
Charles Onsaell
Yaare
Ostuctin Clarion
Thormont
Towson
Bright
Caseill
Ouarroll County
Bire
Julia Osterion Oserall
J J Pasey
New York
Meg. Stanton Bossy
Samual W. Koells
Baltimore
Chorion K. Cansall
York
J. Howard Cassell
United Brethren
Mt. Olives Cemetery
Funeral Rites for Inte Alonzo P Marsh Held
The funeral of Inte Alonzo P Marsh was held yesterday at 3 pm in St Pauls Reformed Church Westminster led by Rev O S Blagte. Pallbearers from Charity Lodge Knights of Pythias and Chippewa Tribe I O R M served at the cemetery with Read Men escorting. Interment was in the family lot at Westtioater cemetery.
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Alonzo P. Marsh
St. Paul's Reformed Church
Westminster
O. 5. Blagte
Orders of Hed Man
Knights of Pythias
Charles Bcglar
Mahton Albert
Potomac Lodge
George Young
Harry Haorel
Breckinridge Shaw
John H Lakin
John H. Frazier
Wm. W. Wolf
Justice OC. H Eckstein
Geo. W. Young
Edger L. Miller, Wm. H. Gilbert and
Beary L Bennett
Brief Bits From The City Society And Meetings
Brief items note an excursion bringing 133 visilars to Frederick from Wrebington, a repainting of Mrs. Wm. H. Best’s residence on Fourth Street, a Junior Fire Company meeting at 8 PM, a private sale of Miss Caroline G. Mier to Mr. Bradley T. Matman on East Fifth, Free Kindergarten Association meeting Tuesday at All Saints parish hall, and commencements at Ther mont High School Town Hall Tuesday, June 18, with St Mary’s College Emmitsburg commencing January 19, an annual Mrs McDannell School of Expression recital at Junior Hall June 1 and 2, and Mr. Frederick Heinlein recovering at City Hospital.
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Wrebington
Frederick
Wm. H. Bests EU
Fourth Street
Belog
James W. Naas
Jonior Fi Fire Company
Caroline G. Mier
Fifth Street
Bradley T. Matman
Free Kindergarten Association
All Saints
Thermont High School
Town Hall
St. Mary’s College
Emmitsburg
Monument Unveiling Arrangements By Fourteenth New Jersey
Major E Goldaborough organizes unveiling near Frederick Junction at the request of New Jersey veterans committee. The monument will be unveiled July 9, marking the Monocacy Battle anniversary, with a 100 person party arriving for ceremonies and a meeting the night before.
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New Jeresy
Frederick Junction
E. Goldaborough
New Jersey Veterans’ Committee
Battle of
Monocacy
Renovations Committee Appointed At Special Fire Company Meeting
At a special meeting of the Junior Fire Company a committee was named to draft resolutions on the death of the late Alonzo P. Marah. The committee includes Col. Austin Baughman, Francis Baith, and Sobreader. The Conspiracy Club will open its new club rooms at Clifton with a reception Thursday evening.
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Firs
Alonzo P. Marah
Col
Austin Baughman
Jobs
Francis Baith
Sobreader
Connsire Club
Fragmented financial figures from a historical OCR item
The readable numbers show totals like 5 000 00 and 100 000 00 with other amounts 300 000 00 43 283 40 99 400 00 and 22 887 30. The fragment hints at a ledger or financial summary but lacks context, dates, or entities to establish a full event or report.
Allos in Wonderland at Local Play Night
On Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock children present Allos in Wonderland in costumes inspired by Tennall’s illustrations. The show introduces the Gryphon Mock Turtle March Hare White Rabbit and Owl. Tickets 85 cents gallery 15 cents.
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Tennall
Free Kindergarten Association Meeting and Recital
A Deual Mectise of Free Kindergarten Association will hold a Tuesday evening meeting and officer election at 7 o clock in the north chapter room of All Selate Chapel. The eighth annual School of Elocution recital by Mrs. McDaniel will be at Lastor Hall on Wednesday and Thursday evenings with Alice in Wonderland by the children the first night and senior pupils performing the final night. Tickets obtainable at Ms Caréell's with baked morning and evening items and other confections.
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Rninar
Board of Managers of the Home of the Aged
Free Kindergarten Association
Jens
All Selate' Chapel
School of Elocution
McDaniel
Instrastor
Jastor Hall
Thoreday
Jane Saodo
Goetemoo Mattresee Exile Weare Adverts in City
O BE Orr advertises items at advertised prices with a note about mank fresoes and a fall hue of toks in the city. The terse listing preserves the style of a brief classifieds notice.
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Goetermoo
Mattresee
O. BE. Orr
Kaight of Pythtae Rank of Knight by Mountain City Lodge
O A Layvis presides as E of B and g in a Mountain City Lodge event slated for tonight with prize money around £350 for the knightly rank contest.
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Kaight
Pythtae
Mountain City Lodge
O. A
Layvis
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