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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1894
Page
4
A group of young men gathered yesterday evening in the rooms of the Philharmonic Society at 7 45 for a social dance event labeled Pelack gioniog.
The page presents a Christmastime biblical study by Rev. D. B. Steares on Luke 2 1 16, connecting Caesar's decree to Jesus birth in Bethlehem and weaving in Daniel Micah and Revelation to illustrate providence timing. It includes reflections on Mary Joseph shepherds and the humble reception, with exhortations on faith and obedience and mentions on Bethlehem Nazareth Galilee and Bethlehem as key locations and events.
Mr J Sussman of Baltimore was in the city on business. Elmer G Fabrney and bride have returned home. Miss Marie Cassin of Washington visits Miss Caroline Spurrier McSherry. Miss Ads Lough visits relatives at Empireburg. Mrs B R Stonebraker and Mrs W T Schloeser and son of Harrisburg guests. S L Willmore and Edus Wilmore of Mifflinburg Pa guests of Mr A C McCardell on North Market. Abe and Benjamin Rosenour left for Baltimore. Roger Motter left for Washington for a few days. Miss Jane Staley returns from Frederick Junction. Miss Lizzie Gison visits Le Lan Hotel Waynesboro Pa. Joseph W Gaver returns from Stoner-Wilson nuptials in Washington. George Stevens of Philadelphia leaves for home. Misses Gembrill and Jonéa Fird Mize Semmes leave for near Hagerstown. Bertie Hough returns home. Miss Livy and Glora Schroeder visiting in Hagerstown. Stupp of Baltimore visiting Frederick. Captain Charles Alles Emma He is Harry Young from Basket Street visiting. Daniele of Battin in the city. Mize Extwiste of George attends in Fredericktown. Police Justice last evening. Miss Fannie Pailing. General visiting relatives.
A fragmented report details arrests for disturbing the peace, profane language, and other offenses. Individuals identified as colored are fined amounts ranging from 1.85 to 10.85, with some sent to labor camps or held for payment, plus a camp meeting announcement for Mt. Gretna and a railroad sale notice for round-trip tickets.
The Young People's Society of Christ En Endavor Buckeystown nominates Mies L. M. Keller as delegate to the International Convention in Cleveland July 11 to 15. Regular services are listed at St James Lutheran Chapel West Second Street with Sunday school. Funeral notices cover Miss Fannie Grove in Baltimore and infant son of S D Relisnider with interments in Mt Olivet Cemetery.
An important meeting of the Key Movement committee is set for 8 o'clock this evening in the parlor of the F C YMCA. All members should attend and be fully prepared for nomination for Senator. The report also covers nominations from the Democratic state convention for various offices and a mix of unrelated notes and historical curiosities.
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