City County and State Society Celebration at Episcopal High School
Fairfax and Blackford Literary Societies join for a final celebration at Episcopal High School in Alexandria Virginia on June 20. W A Markell of this city serves on the arrangements committee. Also, an election meeting for seven Mt Hope Cemetery directors was scheduled for today at Jacob Ada’s house in Woodsboro between 1 and 3 PM.
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Joini
Fairfax and
Blackford Literary Societies
Episcopal High School
Alexandria
Jacob Ada
Woodsboro
Mt Hope Cemetery Company
Flood Echoes Close Emmitsburg and Johnstown Areas
Describes extensive flood damage from Flat Run and Tom's Creek. Roads and bridges washed out, trains halted, island park wrecked, and farm buildings flooded. Johnstown and Harper's Ferry relief efforts noted with aid appeals and donations, including a $100 contribution from James Gittings. Widespread devastation and missing relatives reported.
Captured suspect returned to Montegue Hospital
Constable MacAllister of Woodsboro captured George Coz on Saturday and returned him to Montegue Hospital, where he had escaped on Friday night.
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Constable MacAllister
Woodsboro
George Coz
Montegue" Hospital
Ponca Court Disorderly Conduct Arrest and Meeting Notices
Officer Schmidt arrested Sarah Rallins on Saturday night for disorderly conduct on South Market street. mayor fined her $265. A special meeting of the Frederick Tidemen is set tonight to act on an invitation from Martizatu, W. Va. to attend festivities. Seminary notes report commencement week at Yee F Seminary with an opening ceremony and gymnastics exercises. graduating exercises will be held Thursday morning with essays by the students.
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South Market
Mayor Dei
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Martizatu
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Yee F Seminary
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Charles Maties
Gorsuch Road
Westminster
Mutuel Company
Carroll
Mitten
College
Mt. Ss. Mary's
John Hopkins University
St. Mary's
Woodsboro
Liberty
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Baimore
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Jasi Migat
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All Saints’ Church
Court Street Lutheran Church
Seage P, Samsa
David Frazier
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Lorola College
Baltimore
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Joseph F. Payne
Laura Martin
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Emma Horiie
Burkitteville
Moorefeld
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Anderson
Erie Md
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Memorial Day Observed with Services and Flowers
Day in Lawistown remembered fallen comrades with memorial ritual at the cemetery. Legion veterans and local dignitaries attended as wreaths were laid. graves strewn with flowers.
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Lawistown
J . Reyzs
Cty
Bfessie E. Stoat
George W.glessner
Concert at Sem inary to Aid County Food Sufferers
A concert will be held at the Seminary tomorrow evening to benefit food sufferers in the county and beyond. The program includes vocal and instrumental selections from leading composers. Many tickets have been sold. those who have not yet should support the cause to the best of their ability.
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Jone Il
Annual Meeting of Dunzards Opens in Harrisonburg Va
The Dunzards annual meeting begins in Harrisonburg Virginia with travel from Frederick costing 4.15 round trip. Attendees from this county include Elder E W Stones and wife, Mr George K Sepping ton, Elder Solomon Stoner and wife, Mrs Louiza Sappington, Dr P D Fars ey, and Elder Brunner. A great prelim meeting drew about 15 000 on grounds near town. The facility includes a 5 500 seat service building, large dining areas, a 140 foot restaurant, baggage room and a Gospel Brethren office. The Brethren or Tunkers trace to Westphalia 1609 and practice three immersions with plain dress and a holy kiss greeting. The bill of fare lists massive rations for the gathering. The late Louis M Cole of Baltimore wills part of his estate to his wife then daughter Fanny. Our contemporary the Emmitaberg Chronicle marks eleventh year of publication.
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Harrisonburg
Frederick
E.W. Stones
George K Seppington
Solomon Stoner
Louiza Sappington
P D Fairsey
Brunner
Carroll County
Fredere
Bressenger
Order
Tunkers
Tenker
Alexander Mack
Westphalia
Germany
Pennavirama
Society of Friends
Quakers
Fifteenth Anniversary of Rev E R Eschbach at Reformed Church
Rev E R Eschbach yesterday completed fifteen years as pastor of the First Reformed Church on Calvert Street Baltimore. He arrived in June 1874 succeeding the late Dr Zacharias who led the church for thirty years. His pastorate has been successful with growing membership and a flourishing condition.
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E R Eschbach
The
Reformed Church
First Reformed Church
Calvert Street
Baltimore
Zacharias
Bschbach
Strawberry Festivals Flash Across County Harvests
The Strawberry Festivals draw crowds at multiple sites around the county with ice cream stalls and fruit displays. The Lutheran Sabbath school festival in Woodboro at Renzer's Hall runs from Wednesday evening through today, proceeds funding a new library for the Sunday school. Sunday schools at Singanore and Carmel continue their events tonight, with Oak Hill also hosting activities.
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Lutheran Sabbath School
Woodzboro
Renzer’s Hall
Singanore
Carmel
Oak Hi
Entitled to the East and a Bridge Worker Dies
The column notes a popular drug ad for Soup of Figs and reports Rav. Firor declines a Washington church posting after eleven years at St. Pauls Baltimore. A bridge carpenter Samuel H Cox, 30, was instantly killed at Harper’s Ferry on the B&O RR bridge, living in Bolivar with a wife and two children. Scholastic News covers Union Bridge schools finishing exams June 17 with a Town Hall program and a post year reunion.
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B& Orr
Potomac River
Harper's Ferry
Rocka
Cox
Tea Company
Bolivar
Union Bridge
Laid to Rest Funeral Notices for Hacnet Burgees and Paul Brenner
Funeral services were held yesterday for Hacnet Burgees at 330 o clock with Rev J L Valentine officiating. Interment followed at Greenmount Cemetery. Paul Brenner’s funeral occurred this morning at 10 o’clock from St John’s Catholic Church with Fr Brand officiating and a large church and society attendance. Interment was in the Catholic graveyard. Pallbearers active Geo Wilson Frank Staub Jos Haller Wm H McCaffrey Wa Eberts B Besant Honorary A Fly J Wilby W Poole D Crim mine Chris Wilson CO Smith F Schroeder undertaker.
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J. L. Valentine
Greenmount Cemetery
A. T. Rica & Sons Undertakers
Paul Brenner
St. John's Catholic Church
Fr. Brand
Y.bm.€. WA
Sacred Heart Society
Geo
Wilaon
Frank Staub
Jos. Haller
Wm. H. McCaffrey
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A. Fly
J. Wilby
W. Poole
D. Crimmine
Chris Wilson
CO. Smith
F Schroeder
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