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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1922

Page

8

Wan Of 80 Remembered Frederickton Man At 10th Birthday

William Z Baker, an octogenarian born May 28 1842 in Frederick, celebrated his 80th birthday on May 27 at 14 West South Street. He worked 30 years for the B&O railroad, later 18 years at Frederick Brick Works, where he still tends the kiln. He recalls Civil War figures, trapped rabbits at Mt Olivet site, and opposes 1922 fashion. married December 27, 1866 to Ruth Sank, with two children.

William Z. Baker West South Street Baker Frederick William Delilah Baker Loats Orphan Asylum Losts Ker Baltimoresand Ohio Railroad Company Railroad Company Thirty West Tramsville B. and O Frederick Brick Works Brick Works Mr. Baker Stonewall” Jackson Meade McClellan Mt. Olivet Cemetery Mt. Olivet Ruth Sank

Welcome to June in a town of commencements and decorations

Mary Jane writes of June bringing weddings and school commencements, Decoration Day events, and local plans from tall ship to courthouse. She notes St Johns and Confederate Decoration, Flowers and memorials, local hotels, Court Street widening, and upcoming graduations at Maryland School Woman's College Visitation Academy and Sir John's. The piece blends seasonal joys with civic projects and social happenings.

Woman's College Mary Jane

Near East Relief Work Presented in Churches

Letters from the city and county Ministerial Associations urge pastors to read notices before congregations for Bundle Day on June 7. Clothing donations will be gathered at churches and sent to Thomas & Co warehouse for packing and shipment. Katherine McCormick, in city visits, sails June 10 for Constantinople to aid relief work with reconstructed garments. Edith Ordeman is county relief chairwoman.

Thomas & Co East South Street Migg Katherine McCormick Baltimore New York Constantinople McCormick Edith Ordeman West Third Street County Relief Organization

Colliery Short of Coal in Mine Cave-In at Mahanoy City

Ten thousand tons of steam coal at Tunnel Ridge colliery were swallowed by a cave-in forcing operations to pause. Efforts focus on drawing coal from an abandoned bank as crews worry about pumps failing and flooding if fires go out at the Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Iron operation near Mahanoy City.

Muehanoy City Tunnel Ridge Tunnél Ridge Philadelphia and Reading Coal 2Nd Iron Company

Baltimore festival to light up grounds of Maryland Cathedral

Massive setup for the Fete of Lights and Flowers includes 200000 towers and 90000 nails. Over ten miles of wire, 1500 excavations, 50000 feet of lumber, and 200 workers prepare a canopy of four hundred cut cedars and giant transplanted cedars. Frederick countians join the ceremonies with organizing roles and advance ticket sales handled by Mrs J C D Baker.

Maryland Cathedral Baltimore Frederick

Mr Coblentz to Speak at Buckeystown Rally

Em ory Coblentz will headline an educational rally in Buckeystown tomorrow at 7 pm under the Young People's Society Christian Endeavor. Representing the Rotary Club, he will discuss The Value of an Education as a driver of human uplift, with Walter Specht and society officers promoting strong attendance. The Buckeystown Society, among the state’s oldest, is about 25 years old.

Emory Coblentz Buckeystown Young People’s Society Christian Endeavor Coblentz Rotary Club Walter Specht Buckeystown Society

Sunday Worship Schedules Announced For City Churches

The article lists Whitsunday services across city churches led by Revs Douglass Hooff Turners Barrett and others. It details church school times, morning worship, holy communion, sermons, and special events including Junior League Epworth League prayer services and a Hood College baccalaureate sermon.

County Churches To Feature Lectures And Sermons

Rev Frank Rines of Baltimore will lecture with stereopticon views at M E church Doubu on Wednesday June 7 at 7 o'clock. Rev W J Johnson preaches at M E church Point of Rocks Sunday at 7 30. Church of God Sunday School 10 am and Bible Class, preaching 7 30 pm by Rev J H Saxton. Buckeystown M P holds Children’s Day in morning and service at 7 pm led by the young. Zion Reformed, Charileaville, 10 30 am with Sunday School at 9 30 am. Reformed at Pleasant Hill has services omitted Sunday afternoon due to Creagerstown events.

United Brethren William RB Glen Evangelical Reformed Henri L. G. Kieffer Sur C. E. Hood College Evangelical Lutheran G. Rupp Grace Reformed C. Hoover Hood College The Salvation Army Cap. L. Shiflett Young People's Legion Holy Ghost Power Gospel Mission Weat Patrick Street Young People's M. P. Burgess Washington Doubs Frank Rines D. D Baltimore M. E Doubu Point of Jocka W. J. Johnson M. E. Church Point of Rooks Church of God J. H. Saxton Buckeystown M. P J. W. Kirk Uties Reformed Charge Robert Lea Bart Zion Reformed Church Charileaville Reformed Church Pleasant Hill Creagerstown

Anniversary Services Drawing To A Close At Monocacy

Creagerstown marks the 173th anniversary of the old Monocacy Reformed Church and 200th of the village with three services today. A communion sermon by Rev George W Richards opens at 10 and a memorial tablet will be unveiled. An afternoon pilgrimage to the old Monocacy site features historical addresses by Richards and Steiner. Evening services close the observance with sermons by Hartzell and Bair.

Monocacy George W. Richards The Theological Seminary Lancaster P. B. Haimer Walkersjxine Robert Lee Bair

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