iB Daily News and Semi-Weekly News Advertisers Guide
The Frederick Maryland iB Daily News and its Semi-Weekly sister edition, published at 41 North Market Street, Frederick, announces subscription rates and advertising terms. The Bruns wick Times office on High Street handles business, with News sold at select local outlets and hotels.
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The Church As Caterer Sparks Social Debate
A visitor notes church labor shifts to supper sales and cake and candy ventures. Suppers priced 20 to 35 cents leave leftovers while funds appear subsidized by material donations. Critics say the church acts as a catering agency, subverting true church work for social gains and dubious financing.
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Boy Scouts
Campfire Girls
Christian Endeavor Society
A Lesson In American Citizenship From The World
Charles Francis Adams delivered a eulogy for Gen Robert E Lee at Washington and Lee University on January 19 1900 the centennial birth anniversary. He spoke of dramatic contrast between a Yankee addressing Virginians and the War of Secession. Richmond citizens then presented a memorial tablet to Adams at Lexington Virginia praising his friendship for the South and linking his name with Washington and Lee.
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New York World
Robert E. Lee
Washington and Lee University
Charles Francis Adams
Don
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Lexington
Richmond
H. W. Anderson
Washington
Memorial praises Adams and Union ideals in postwar tribute
The passage lauds Charles Francis Adams as a Federal army officer who faced Lee, honors his lineage linked to opposition to slavery, and notes Southern memorials at a university as expressions of unified national ideals and shared citizenship for the nation’s youth.
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Lee
Virginia
Congress
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North
South
The Observers by Gilbert Frankau
A wartime verse praising unseen observers who monitor the battlefield from trenches and periscopes. The poem contrasts their quiet vigilance with the loud, violent charges of infantry, noting their duty, discipline, and the sense of service that demands no choice.
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Gilbert Frankau
June Rain Dampens Crops As Strawberries Suffer
Brief note on weather in June noting heavy rains with the month nearing the longest day. Rain has spoiled strawberry and early cherry crops while raspberries and blackberries are expected to be plentiful, keeping pie earnings safe.
Black five foot snake thrills Frederick crowd
A five foot black snake appeared at noon in Frederick, first spotted on Court Street by the Y M C A and Public Library. Spectators handled it despite fear while Walter White and Tom Wolluse carried the pet about. The origin remains a mystery, possibly washed from town creek by high water. Local belief says black water snakes are non venomous, though this specimen looked dangerous.
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Frederick
Court Street
Herbert Kreh
Haller
Walter White
Near McKaig
Tom Wolluse
Almnistery
Swemming
Twenty Years Ago Today in Frederick Column Notes
Frederick items from June 17 1846 list improvements at Young's barber shop on North Market with a new front window and interior changes Graduates at Frederick High School include Elva Jennings Bessie Thomas Daisy Strasbers Sadie Hahn Marie Pean Roy Thomas Levor Me Master Roger Wood Hugh Dean Miss Lynn Wtitchie daughter of Mrs John Ritchie won a solo cross at Hannah More Academy for punctual attendance and good conduct The Pawnee Bill Wild West Show segment that had wintered here moves on to Cincinnati
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Frederick High Schools
Elva Jennings
Bessie Thomas
Daisy Strasbers
Sadie Hahn
Marie Pean
Roy Thomas
Levor Me Master
Roger Wood
Hugh Dean
Lynn Wtitchie
John Ritchie
Hannah More Academy
Purely Personal Notes From Frederick and Nearby Areas
Local social items report Miss Jeanie Delashmutt visiting relatives in Decatur. Mr and Mrs Leonard Nothagle return from their wedding trip. Several residents visit relatives or travel, including Mrs Harry Cockrell in Igaville, Mrs Chas Moffett in Duly City, and Kenneth W Young in Wal tWelcome. Numerous calls mention visits in Morgantown, Pittsburgh, and Washington, with others heading to Savannah for a month and a two month trip west, plus local business and school alumni updates.
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Leonard Nothagle
Harry Cockrell
Buckeystown
Lagaville
Chas. Moffett
Washington
Duly City
Kenneth W. Young
West Fifth Street
WaltUmore
Antoinette Ernst
Chirksburg
W. Va
May Carty
Patrick Street
Grace Motter
York
C. C. Carty
Misa Alice Zimmerman
Frederick
Savannah
Charles Ebert
J. Vincent Jamison
Blue Ridge League
J. Ignatius (Itzsimmons
Philadelphia
Evang
Radclff
Ignatius Goode
Ignatius J. Goode
Elizabeth Everard
Pontiac
Uncis
Clingan
East
Illinois
Lakes
Paul Holtz
Boys’ High School
Johns Hopkins
Dupont Company
City Point
Herman L. Grimes
Pittsburgh
Westinghouse Company
Edith Miller
Mabel Kintzing
Hanover
Danny Buchanan
Canton
Ohio
Edward S. Delaplaine
William L. Cramer
Social World Highlights Braddock Heights Dance Night
Weather could not stop Braddock Heights dancers with over twenty couples attending a moonlight plan derailed by rain and a lightning blackout. Tomorrow features the first song service and band concert of the season. A Leap Year dance at Mt. Airy Masonic Hall featured Prof. John Blanck at the piano, with roses and honeysuckle decor and sandwiches served during intermission. In Walkersville, HG I Club gathered with Mrs. Evra Cramer and others. guest Mrs. Preston Devilbiss from Jacksonville, Florida attended. Marriage licenses issued for several couples including Daniel Reit and Margaret Tyler. William Thompson and Lillian May Smith. Bram Sniveir and Kathleen E. Bender. Willar O. Woser and Inia M. Riser.
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Braddock Heights
Mt. Airy Masonic Hall
John Blanck
Baltimore
Wo R Rudy
C. D. Routzahn
C. E Poole
E. B. Horn
Elizabeth Walker
Elizabeth Matthews
Elizabeth Willis
Jane Detrick
Helen Horn
Helen Stauffer
Walkersville
HG. i. Club
John Evra Cramer
Fred Myers
G. W. Stauffer
Nicademos
Helena Stauffer
Ruth Summel
Eleanor Stauffer
Preston Devilbiss
Jacksonvile
Florida
Daniel J. Reit
Margaret Tyler
Brunswick
William Thompson
Lillian May Smith
Bartholows
Bram If Sniveir
Keedus- Ale
Kathleen E. Bender
Boonshorpe
Willar
Vwoser
Inia M. Riser
Boonsbere
Moser and Wiss Leja Mooiser Wed in Quiet Morning Ceremony
Wilbur Moser and Wiss Leja Mooiser, both of Eeonshota, were quietly married by Rev S. VWiller at the East Third Street parsonage around 11 this morning. They were unaccompanied.
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Wiss Leja Mooiser
Eeonshota
S . Vwiller
East Third Street
Auto Mishaps and Rain Delay Party Farewell Supper
A Frederick party bound for Emmitsburg for a farewell supper to Harling Sponseller faced storms and delays. Two cars stalled near Lewistown, one broken down, and a three hour halt due to floods and fallen trees. Supper was kept at 7:40 p.m. and the group returned late, with two cars left abandoned along the road. The article also notes a New York Monument Commission trip to Sharpsburg to select a site for a monument on the New York State lot near the Dunkard Church.
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Thurmont
Harling EF. Sponseller
Grace Hummelbaugh
United Brethren Church
Lewis M. Sponseller
Elmer Haberkorn
Roscoe Rhoads
Clfford Yinger
George Saunders
Starry T. James, Jr
William Comfort
Joseph Halbker
Grover L. Michael
Renoe
Crum
Lewistown
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Antietam
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Clinton Beckwith
Lewis R. Stegman
J. W. Y. Culver
Hagerstown
Sharpsburg
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