Interest Here and There News Highlights
The Hagerstown Shirt Company went into receivership. Carroll farmer John T. Barris is dead. Deer Creek Railroad Co incorporated in Harford. A caveat filed against John B. Lyon’s will. The Harkness house at Principio, Cecil, destroyed by fire. Mrs. S. Cunningham died in Washington County. Fred Eck of Pocomoke City nearly killed his mother in law by mistake. Wife and daughter of Samuel F. Hess hurt in a carriage accident. Grace Lutheran church Westminster to mark 25th anniversary. Democratic contests for court clerk in Queen Annes. Harford Prohibitionists nominate Rev. J. H. Baker for Senate. Four youths jailed after swimming on Susquehanna at Port Deposit. Twelve St John’s College graduates. Col L. Wilmer spoke on popular education. Harford primary recount for sheriffs postponed amid controversy. Carroll levy set at 42 cents per $100. district variations apply. Court of Appeals upholds lower court in embezzlement case and Baltimore elevator liability ruling.
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Washington County
Fred Eck
Pocomoke City
Worcester Courty
Samuel F. Hess
Carroll County
Grace Luthersa Church
Westminster
Queen Anne's County
Harford County
J. H. Baker
Senate
Susquehanna
Port Deposit
Elkton
St. John’s College
Annapolis
Col L
Wilmer
Harfare
Court of Appeals
Baltimore
Cross Street
John A. Denton
Children’s Day Celebration at Prospect A Church
Children’s Day was held Sunday evening June 18 at Prospect A Church near Woodville with a large audience. The rainbow design and program featured organ pieces, recitations by Fannie Condon and Mamie Purdum, Christmas songs from Showers of Blessing, and a choir anthem. Miss Maud V Hobbs received praise for planning and preparation, with Mount Airy School credited for assistance.
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Prospect A. E
Woodville
Miss Maud Hobbs
W. J. Meeke
Fannie
Mount Airy School
Fergaviele
Oune
Mt. Zion Aid and Missionary Society of
Mt. Zion Lutheran Church
St. Luke Luthera Church
Out of Town List of Travelers and Relatives
A roster of visitors and relatives includes Col. D. C. Winebreser and family CG. W. Ross and family Miss Eleanor John son California Mrs J E W Hargett John Ritchie Gileszo Ill Rev S M Hench Tresse Pa Mrs C F Kreh and daughter Washington D C Wm H Kilne and daughter Gettysburg Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col
D.C. Winebreser
CG. W. Ross
Eleanor John
California
J. E. W. Hargett
John Ritchie
Gileszo
Ill
S. M. Hench
Tresse
C. F. Kreh
Washington
D. C
Hollow tree set ablaze near Prospect church in Woodville
County correspondence from Woodville reports a large hollow tree west of Prospect church was set on fire Sunday morning and burned until evening, the fire extinguished after the trustees arrived. Farmers bustle with haymaking as harvest nears amid local notices from Laurel Jene and nearby towns.
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Woodville
West Prospect Church
Public Sale and Local Advertisements Feature The Weekly News
The issue lists advertisements including Swayze's Ointment All Druggists and Furniture C. Carty Public Sale and a trustee sale notice. It notes regional arrivals and residents such as Emmitsburg Jefferson Mechanicstown and Frederick names, plus a brief update on Mr Charles B Wachter improving.
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Ready Today
Swayze
Ointme
C. Carty
Mort
Bicycle
CVS Levy
Trustee's Sale
Ood and
McSherry
Festival
Tramsville M. Ess
Henry Nelson
Sea Blam & Goldberg
Adam
Easiterday
Executriz
Protective Asset
R. E. L. Adams
Agt
Ligtorts
Allen Rohrback
John Hendrickson
Wesar
D. H. Best
Rodock & Neidig
Christian Endeavor Convention Held in Knoxville
The Frederick county Christian Endeavor societies held their county convention at Trinity Lutheran church Knoxville Tuesday afternoon and evening. Delegates from seven societies attended as A B Wright presided. State Secretary W H G Bul of Baltimore gave the welcome and Rev Charles Butler of Washington spoke in the evening. The convention formed a county union with officers U S Wright Knoxv ille J H Baker Buckeystown Walter L Rice Frederick and E R Zimmerman Emoks burg. The meeting adjourned to meet in Buckeystown in October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavor Convention
Frederick County
Christian Endeavor Societies
Knoxville
Trinity Lutheran Church
Wright
Y. E B. Slater
W. H. G. Bul
Baltimore
Carroll County
Banner County
Maryland State Union
Buckeystown
Death of Judge John Baltzell in Madison Wisconsin
Last evening Hon John H Baltzell died at his home in Madison after several days ill. Born in 180? his 1836 Princeton education led to a long legal career including city attorney police justice and mayoral terms. His family and funeral plans remain unsettled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Baltzell
Madison, Wis
John H. Baltzell
Ebben
John R. Baltzell
Fredericktown
Maryland
Princeton College
Milwaukee
Farwell
Madison
Wisconsin
Baltzell
Aod
Robbins & Baltzell
Lake Mendota
Alsace-Lorraine
Frederick
Biltzell
Misa Virginis Robbins
Ouryive
Cunningham
B. Sim Cunningham
Wiliam F. Cunningham
Clearspring
Washington County
Sim
Libertytown
Frederick County
Sancho Panze
Benjamin A. Richmond
Cumberland
Anna M. E. Brown
Eliehart
MYMENEAL POOL TIETUE MARRIAGE IN WASHINGTON
Miss Berenice Virtue daughter of Mr and Mrs John Virtue and Mr David W Pool of Frederick were married Tuesday night at the brides parents 424 Massachusetts avenue Washington Rev T J Childs Trinity Church performed the ceremony Miss Emma Vinnie maid of honor and Mr James T Hunter best man The bride wore light silk dove gray and lace reception followed guests received many presents from distance including the grooms mother and brother from Frederick and the bride s aunt Mrs Anne Exchbach of Philadelphia Also notices Dagenhart Forrest marriage at Pleasant Walk June 4 by Rev G W Kiracofe.
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Pool
Tietue
Berenice Virtue
John Virtue
David W. Pool
Frederick
Massachusetts ' Avenue
Washington
T. J. Childs
Trinity Church
Emma Vinnie
James T. Hunter
Anne Exchbach
Philadelphia
Dageshart
Fohrrest
Pleasant Walk
G. W. Kiracofe
Jobe B. Dagenhart
Wolfsville
Virgie M. Forrest
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New York
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Jene
Myrtle Castle
Frederick City
W.C. McFerring
Kansas
Alice Stanley
Edmonston
Richard Green
Glymont
Trinity M. E
Old Stone Church
Frysinger
Baltimore Methodist
Hennie Otto
Middleburg
W. F. Cover
Henry Coblentz
E. C. Renn
Broad Run
William Thomas Sowers
Young
E. Slater
Lutheran Church of
Samuel Zecher
Elmer Weteight
Chas. Smith
Ira Young
Iiroel Mentzer
Albert Beachler
Mir
Charles Nichols
Brownsville
W. Templeton Grove
B. Franklin Edmonds
MM. Darner
D. Carlton Gutter
John Huffer
Lappaus
Clement C. Ausherman
Agricultural College
Prince George's County
G. J. BR
Morris and Kretzer
Boonsboro
Wm. T. Grove
Edward L. Willard
Elmer E. Beachley
Charlestown
W. Va
John D. Beachley
Bolivar
Chicago
J. Stewart Anzan
G. G. Landor
Emmitsburg
Rev
B. F. Ditmar
Luther F. Shaff
Jefferson
L. Cadow
Mechanicstown
R.I. Albaugh
Q.j.keller
Charles B. Wachter
Baltimore City
Washington, D.C
St. Mark’s Church
North Entow Street
Lb. M. Zimmerman
Baltimore Lutheran Church Extension Society
W-L. Armiger
Henry C. Hines
Bay Ridge
Strange
David A. Day
Liberis
Africa
L. B. Wolf
India
America
Baltimores
Rev. L. M. Zimmerman
Charles H. Runkel
J. W. Sheffer
Wm. L. Armiger
W.C. Rupe
A. Austin Baird
John M. Wermann
Charles Schulze
W. A. Hautske
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Garrett & Pearre
DR. Fahrrey
A. G
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Camhayashim
Sewnen
Rews Job
Wies
Frederick, Md
the News
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Mymeneal
Hostetzer
Garrett & Pearce’s
Carrett & Pearre
Karl
Garrett
Socta
C.L. Diffendal
Lane
Poe
Samdews
Eidner
Hiver
Sme Beck
Umhago
Sciatica
Neral ii Health
Curren
Sawnden Electric CO
Sbroarway
York City
Nelaton
R. Ie
Daginrannaneey
Patsick
Feideeice
Mayer
N. Platter
Keyser
Meyer
Garrett & Pearce
S. C. Thomas &C. P. S
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Rhodes
N. J. Wilson & Son
Excelsior Stove House
East
Patrick ST
FF Sands
Orphea
Directof
Gautschis
Gautschle Sons
T. Delaplaine
Htchison’s “Polar
Grand Rapids Furniture
W.H. B. Etchison
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