Jacques de Molay Commandery Knighthood in Frederick History
The article traces Jacques de Molay Commandery No. 4 Knights Templar of Frederick, its origins in 1868, key leaders like George A. Hanson and Peter S. Bantz, and its rituals, Christmas Ascension observances, Ladies Night, and drill corps. It notes Maryland Masons, multiple commanderies, and the upcoming Grand Commandery conclave in Frederick with plans for a large parade and formal ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
de Molay
Knights ‘Templar
Oing
George A. Hie
Peter S. Banty
D. A. Piper
David M.tin
D. W. Bittle
Wiliam Rogers
Joseph Whiting
HR. J. Bedford
Emanuel Corbett
J. L. Chaminlain
A. J Palmer
United States
Knights Temphir Frederick
Calle Jacques de Molay
Knights Templar
George A. Hanson
Peter S. Bantz
Gemsimo
PD. A. Piper
Episcopal
Sir Knights
Citizens’ Nations Bank
Masonic Temple
St. Louis
Clarter
Jacques Dé Molay
Maryland
Baltimore City
Middletown
Iit Corps
Cumberland
Hagerstown
Frederica
Annapolis
Salisbury
Rockville
Hiattsville
Easton
Jaques de Nujes
Jacques de Molay Commandery
Baltimore
LeRoy Sie Cardell
Grand Commanidery of
Marsiland
Preeterick
Grand Commandery
Thali Tore
Jacques de Molay
Arnt
A. LeRoy McCardell
Samuel G. Duvall
Horace C. Zacharias
Frederik
Real Estate Transfers Noted In Court Records
Eleanor Gannon administrators to Curtis H. Waterman transfer of real estate with other considerations. John H. Ishacan and wife to John H. Frazier in county real estate and other considerations. Harry Wood to Charles C. Ridgely and wife conveyance in county for fourteen dollars and other considerations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Gannon
Curtis HH. Waterman
John H. Ishacan
John H. Frazier
Harry Wood
Charles C. Ridgely
Slums in Frederick Visiting Nurse Tells of Remarkable Work
Miss Noble M. Casey Visiting Nurse describes one year of tuberculosis work in Frederick in Fresh Air Magazine. The article uses photographs of colored patients at homes in Paradise, North Street, MPiv, Hall, Locust alley and Kleinhardt’s alley to illustrate improved conditions and ongoing community mobilization. Casey departs for the American Association of Workers for the Blind convention in Overbrook, while Frederick tuberculosis efforts are highlighted at national conferences in Denver and the district sociological section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fresh Air
Pennsylvania Society For the Prevention of Tuberculosis
Anl
Noble M. Casey
Frederick
Tk. Freeman Dixon
The
Tuberculosis Society
Paradise
Locust Alley
Kleinhardts Alley
Ted
Miss Casey
American Association of Workers
State Association of Workers For the Blind
Overbrook
Baltimore
Fredericks
Denver
Prof
Conley
Ion
Problems in Rural Communities and Small Towns
A concise report highlights challenges facing rural communities and small towns, examining population trends, economic strains, service gaps, and local governance issues, with examples drawn from various regions and officials cited.
Pleasant Paragraphs About Those Who Come and Go
Local notes list several residents and visitors. Charles Wertheimer spent yesterday in Baltimore. Frederick Fragter of Washington visits relatives in Frederick. George F. Hane from Washington spends a few days with kin. George W. Knock in Baltimore to visit his grandmother. Mr and Mrs Arthur S Levy returned to Frederick after a honeymoon at Atlantic City. Market Master and Mrs G W Dansberger welcome a new son. Mr. McQuilken de Sange, a Columbia University student, visits home. George McKewan of Baltimore visits grandparents. Dr John C Hildt, Smith College historian, visits his aunt on West Second Street. Rev HE 11 Wammelbaugh returns from YSC convention in Hagerstown. Miss Elizabeth Pearce visiting My Lady's Manor with Miss Katherine Lamar. Marnard McBride of Maryland Agricultural College visits parents. he will join the college chemistry lab in summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Hildt
Smith College, Mass
S.thomas
West Second Street
Train Wreck in Manitoba Reported Fatalities and Injuries
Special dispatch from Winnipes, Maine dated June 17 reports a Canadian Northern passenger train wreck at Eli, Manitoba. Several passengers killed and injured, with one victim rushed by special train to a local facility.
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Winnibes
Canadian Northern
Eli
Manitoba
Spem
Fire injures several as five story factory burns in Manhattan
Special dispatch reports in New York on June 17 that a five story factory on West Fifty Fourth Street caught fire injuring three firefighters who were severely hurt while others escaped. Firefighters battled the blaze as walls collapsed and the danger of a broader catastrophe loomed, but a strong response prevented disaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
West Fittyfourth Street
Beware of Ointments for Catarrh That Contain Mercury
Warning against catarrh cures containing mercury that damage smell and internal organs. Mentions Cheney & Co as maker and internal use warning. Includes testimonials and price claims, urging caution and avoidance of unsafe preparations.
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Cheney & A Do
Toledo
FL Cheney & Co
Deng
Sunday church services and first communion events
Church notices list multiple congregations with services tomorrow including St Johns and St Joels Catholic rites, first Holy Communion for children, a mass for the newly ordained Rev Fr John Chatagnon, and a German sermon by Rev Fr Albert E Smith. Also includes United Brethren, Grace Reformed, Evangelical Reformed, Lutheran, First Baptist, Methodist, Church of the Brethren, and Trinity M E church schedules with Sunday schools, vesper services, and evening programs.
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St. John's Catholic Church
St. Joel's Catholic Church
John Chatagnon
Chatagnon
Favre
McKew
Religious services and Sunday schools across city churches
Gospel Mission Chapel on Winchester Street schedules Sunday school at 2 PM and evening service at 7 30 PM. Presbyterian Church hosts Sunday school, Rev Thomas Freeman Nixon preaches at 11 AM and a short 6 PM service. All Saints P E Church offers Holy Communion at 7 30 AM and morning prayer with sermon by Rev Halleck at 11 AM and evening prayer at 6 45 PM. Gospel Mission holds Bible school at 2 PM and services at 7 30 PM in Lambert Building. City Ministerial Association to meet Monday at 10 20 AM at Y M C A. Buckeystown Methodist Protestant church omits morning Sunday school for Children Day, with junior C E at 2 PM and short service at 7 PM. Church of the Brethren in Rocky Springs holds 3 PM service led by Elder R A Nedrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Brethren Church
EF. H. Hummelbaugh
Grace Reformed Church
Tumor
McLean
Mollie Moberly
Ruth Mullinix
Grace Church
Evangelical Reformed Church
Henri T
G. Kieffer
David Schley Schaft
Western Theological Seminary
Allegany
United Brethren Church of
Rocky Springs
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Ulysses
G. Rupp
First Baptist Church
Alonzo D. Winters
Methodist Episcopal Church
FE. JL Lamar
Jesus
Church of the Brethren
Wis
R. A. Dedraw
Trinity M. E. Church
South
John J. Rives
Gospel Mission Chapel
Winchester Street
Presbyterian Church
Thomas Freeman Nixon
All Sainta P. E. Church
al Saints’ Protestant Episcopal Church
Thoughess Tooff
The
Gospel Mission
Lambert
West Patrick Street
Bible School
City Ministerial Association
Buckeystown
L. F. Warner
C. E
R. A. Nedrow
Automobile Line to Start Between Emmitsburg and Thurmont
Beginning Monday an automobile will be run between Emmitsburg and Thurmont connecting with VY M trains to provide local transit service.
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Emmitsburg
Thurmont
Frederick seeks bids on 30000 bond issue for water system
By authority of Maryland 1910 act the City of Frederick invites sealed proposals for sale of coupon bonds totaling 30000 dollars to fund water supply expansion. Bonds bear 4.5 percent interest, mature in twenty years, redeemable after ten, with semiannual coupons. Bids due July 19 1911. bonds to be delivered by August 1 1911.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Assembly of
Maryland
A. D
Frederick
City Register
Frederick City
Board of Aldermen
Citizens’ National Bank
Frederick County
Political card for local Republican and Democratic candidates
A pair of campaign notices from Frederick County. Jesse F. R. Deagby seeks the Republican nomination for State’s Attorney with a countywide primary and requests support from voters. Allen Grumeine announces candidacy for Judge of the Orphans Court in Braddock District, asking for Democratic primary support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Samuel A. Lewis
Orphans Court
Orphans’ Court
William
Orphans' Court
John W. Mumford
Braddock District
Clarence G. Boller
Woodsboro
Chas. T. Fagan
Frederick District
Guy K. Motter
Febzid
Frederick
Georgee T. Rodpruck
Watt
George R. Dennis, JR
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Rocal
Order of Templars
Burgundy
Molay
Allip VV
Templars
Order
Iit
Sir Knigh John A. Lynch
Steiner & Co
Smith C
Commandery
Smo Sth
Sandsone
E. J. Refanver
J. J. Breltet
J. Hedges
Washington
Jacques de Malay
Higerstown
Predoynk
Boansennt
Bullimere
Antiorh Commandery
St. Bere Nard
Braddock Theights
Genuscant Brit Carps
East Church Street
Comanders
Adrian McRoy McCordell
Jradas McCurds
Harry Joshua Ko. Tauver
Wingat Jonathan John Bielfehl
Wiliam Cramer Birely
Siir
Signa Swiggart Miller
Samuel Grafton Duvald
Framis Brown Sappington
Horace Clinten
Day
Circuit and Orphans’ Court
Charles Wertheimer
Ualtimore
Frederick Fragter
George F. Hane
North York, Pa
BE. H. Hammelbaugh
George W. Knock
South Market Street
Arthur Sk. Levy
Atlantic City
G. William Dansberger
McQuilken de Sange
Colubia University
George McKewan
G. Jacob Buckey
West South Street
Wammelbaugh
Y. S
Elizabeth Pearce
My Lady's Manor
Baltimore County
Kathlerine Lamar
Marnard McBride
Marytand Agricultural College
Feagaville
St. John’s
Marcus Backman
Trinity Chapel
West Church Street
Presbyterian
Church
M. P
John Edward Schell
Michael A. McCaffrey
Political Carde
Jesse F. R. Deagby
Court St
Frederick, Md
Maridd&wFet
Allen Grumeine
Maydidiméwar
Folk State's Attorney
Sherifa
Marzlit
Scott S. Welty
Arnestly
Solttei
Themis
Joan M. Hartman
Sherif
James A. Jones
Mayth&watt
Por Sheriff
Samuel Ucu
Gregg
Montevue Hospital
Home Supply Co
Sattsburg
T. F. Haugh
Ceresville
West Philadelyi Pa
B. Rosengur & Sons
Insatt
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