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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1908

Page

5

Religious World Notes on Sunday Services Across Churches

The page lists Sunday services at multiple churches including German Baptist St John’s Presbyterian Catholic and Evangelical parishes. It notes sermons from Rev Kane Rev Dixon Rev Dittemar and Rev Steck with themes on faith universal church social festivity and unconditional service, plus Sunday schools baptisms and a teachers’ program at Braddock Heights.

German Baptist Church P. D. Yahmmey Hed J.ety. Fabry Wm. J. Kane John J. John's Catholic Church Yeaterday Ray, Fy, White St. Francis Xavier's Church New’ York First Baptist Church Tas. P. Tha Evangelical Reformed Dr. Eschbach D. N. Dittemar Jefferson Evangelical Lutheran Church Chas. F. Steck Sundday All Saints' Protestant Episcopal ‘Church Osborne ' Ingle God Schleysville C. M. Gilpin Miriam Evans Methodist Episcopal Church A. J. Gill Job Epworth League Winchester Trinity -M. E. Church South John Paul Tyler Missionary Society of the Bunda School J. W. Kiracofe Braddock Heights Brod Te Pattee H. F. Ball Father God Mre. Williams Mim Davie Widdis Roads Py Roads Prof Pattee

Purely Personal: Local residents visit relatives and return

Mrs. Edgar F. Crebs of York Pa visits relatives in this city. Joseph Elliott stays in Washington. Edward Bentz returns from Washington. Sadier Hagan and Elaine Brorey visit relatives. William Creager spends time with friends in Washington. Osbone Shade returns from New Market. Mrs. Henry Debring of Ky returns home. Mrs. Frank Gallagher and children visit Mrs. Robert Fraley. Delphine Robertson visits Nash at Prospect Hall. George Baumgardner visits in Washington. Etelka Hundley vacationing in Baltimore and Howard counties. Philip Killian spends days with his mother. Charles Houghton and children of Baltimore visit Edward Campbell at White Oak Springs.

Edgar F. Crebs York Joseph Elliott Itiende Washington Edward Bentz Sadier Hagan Taneytown Elaine Brorey G. L. Shorey William Creager West Patrick Street Osbone Shade West South Street New Market Henry Debring Eee Heffner Frank Gallagher Robert Fraley Delphine Robertson St. Paul Mino Misa Nash Prospect Hall George ‘I’. Baumgardner South Market Street George Horning Davenport Iowa F. Schroeder North Market Etelka Hundley South Market Treet Baltimore Howard Comnes Philip Killian Laura Killian Charles Houghton and Edward Campbell White Oak Bpripps

Palmer Arrested Again in Walkeraville Frank Palmer Charged

James Palmer was arrested by Sheriff Myers on assault and battery on his gun and carrying concealed weapons. He bail posted after a Saturday night incident near his city residence. His son Frank Palmer and a horse were involved in a dispute over a revolver in a valise. Edward Tyler aided the son, and Palmer was taken into custody.

James Palmer Walkeravilla Myers Frank Poitier Tushiee J Palmer Frank Edward “Yler Mr. Palmer Myere Hore Claude Palmer Tank Palmer

Death notices of Mary Fogle and Samuel Kolb with funeral details

Mrs Mary Fogle widow of the late Nicholas Fogle died at her home near Paris aged 67 years 9 months 17 days Her funeral will be held tomorrow at 10 o clock from Rocky Hill Church with interment in the church cemetery Samuel Kolb aged citizen died at his daughter Newton Rinby s home in Angree New Jersey at age 78 with funeral from Mt Tabor Church and interment in its cemetery An infant child of Mr and Mrs Harri Shorey died at the home on Fifth Street in the parish

Mary Fogle Nicholas Fogle Yore Paris Hughes Bill Church Samuel Kolb Newton N. Rinby Ang Mt. Tabor Haried Shorey Eres

Funeral for Misa Tucker Held at Mt Olivet

The funeral of Misa “Hila Tucker” was held this morning conducted by Rev. A. extra pallbearers included Dr. J, Moore, Adolphua Feathake, John D. Mond, and Urner. Interment followed at Mt. Olivet Cemetery under the direction of C.G. Carty.

Misa Hila Tucker Eas Ion Lena Neta

Annular Solar Eclipse Observed With Sun Spot Activity

Yesterday an annular solar eclipse was observed with brief clouds clearing for viewing. Maryland Academy of Sciences reported first contact at 2:37 a.m. and totality ending around 12:56 p.m. Observers noted sun spots, a temporary leaden sky at 2 p.m., and rugged lunar mountains in bold relief.

Ya.m.tolp Maryland Academy of Sciences Land Academy of Sciences Baltimore John KR. Hooper Academy 4 Sciences Rome Luna United States John Ik Hooper Stab Hall

Auction At Courthouse Sells East Sixth Street Houses

Harvey R. Lease auctioneer presided at the courthouse door this morning selling two houses and lots on East Sixth Street for Jacob Rohrback trustee. Mire Mary M. Watts bought the properties at $375 each.

Harvey R. Lease Jacob Rohrback East Sixth Atreat Mire Mary M. Watts

Fragmented OCR leads to unclear edge of text

Readable fragments show garbled display of words with no coherent event. Key names, dates, or places are missing, making a definite summary impossible.

Mt. Airy Pitcher Holds Line in Narrow Mt Airy Victory

Frederick falls 9 to 3 as Mt. Airy pitcher Dougherty dominates the Frederick batters striking out 15. Treat allows five hits and faces a tough plate call amid disputed calls. Clayton Carroll and Green homer in a high tension game with Mt. Airy earning the win.

Mt. Airy Frederick Gattern Mt. Ary Dougherty Mt. Alry Chreen Clayton Carroll Creager Treat Clayton Green Bass Balle Bouse Dr. Nica Atry Sri HI Bevans Thebaud Balt Carroll C.f Buhrman Malone Ib Onioo Clayton Age I Frederick

Bar Room Move Modernizes City Hotel in New Quarters

The City Hotel opens a new east side bar room with five tiered flooring and barber shop relocation. Fixtures resemble the Belvedere Baltimore, with fresh working equipment and plans for rear rooms. Owners David Lowenthal and Charles Wertheimer invest heavily. lessee McCahan pushes first class upgrades.

City City Hotel Belvedere Baltimore Oilding David Lowenetely Charles Wertheimer Hrat-clags Bhape McCahan

Fined for Disorderly Conduct and Jail for Drunkenness

Jerry Barnes a colored man was fined 6250 or 60 cents for disorderly conduct on Saturday night. John Carpenter another colored man pled before Justice C H Echatetin and fined 2.50. David Jones was arrested for assaulting his wife Elsie Jones with a razor and jailed in default of 100 bond. Another man was jailed for 15 days for drunken disorderly conduct. The Maryland Athletic Club of Baltimore was to play here tomorrow and Sunday with plans noted for fan attendance and interclub league action.

Jerry Barnes John Carpenter C.H. Echatetn Mae Oy Ont Nor Strasber H. Eckateins M. A. C. Toamorrow Maryland Athletic Club Baltimore Caday Mani Buhrman Mf. A.C Amu Aig Wilson Matthews el Tors Saparben Ania Tiree

Citizens National Bank announces relocation and new facilities

The Citizens National Bank of Frederick Maryland notifies customers of moving to the second building of the C. F. Cline Furniture and Carpet Store opposite the old location. The bank has fitted the Cline Building for banking with a vault moved, a public restroom, coupon rooms, and improved premises for convenient business.

Bank

Good Roads Movement Drives Rural Free Delivery Reform

The Postoffice Department pushes a nationwide good roads initiative urging rural free delivery only on well maintained routes. In New York State 1804 routes cover 90352 miles with many unpaved sections flagged for repairs. Notices go to local highway officials warning that rural delivery will end on roads failing to meet safety and travel standards.

Postoffice Department New York State Lnprévemant Ie Belgnando

No Rah Rah Boys End of Western Recruitment Policy

Secretary Straus announces 1,250,000 postal cards to farmers guiding labor needs for hay and wheat, directing Western farmers to report job demands via a government information bureau. Farmers submit counts, the bureau forwards details to land and workers offices, with officials screening applicants.

Reat Neason Straus Department of Commerce Peron Ho Ace Western Farman Taland The United Eltis

Local Mention Saveball Event At Maisnd Athletic Club

A brief local notice notes a Tuesday test at Maisnd Athletic Club. The item highlights ongoing efforts to improve performance with a focus on training sessions and public interest in upcoming events.

Maisnd Athletic Club

New York Retailers Promote Bargains Amid Textile Sale

The ad lists low prices on quality goods including shell fabric, aprons, silks, taffeta, and bath towels. It highlights discounts on veiled garments and fabrics, urging customers to act before prices rise. Names of merchants Neidig & Miller appear with location in New York.

Local notices and business ads from Frederick 1908

Neidig and Miller promote meat tickets for meals at New York Avenue Cafe urging business men to buy books. D Dent undertaker offers complete services with call lines. Frederick ordinances ban guns explosives on streets during Fourth of July with strict enforcement and penalties.

New Y. M A. Cafe Buatnees D. Dent Frederick

Etchison exits furniture store to open undertaking business

H M Etchison withdraws from Etchison Furniture Store and plans a new exclusive undertaking business at his residence near College, with services including embalming and funeral directing. The venture aims to serve local clients from a street near West College and opposite a church, promising reliable craftsmanship.

M. H. B. Etchison Withdra Etchison Furniture Feriing Ae Wom College LE E. Church Cateetakling Business Mk . B. Excurson Ne! Rector Eanbalmer Phenes

Personal attention and trained nestetanta available day and night

Personal attention offered with three skilled nestetanta to answer early day and night. Both phones are ready for calls and inquiries.

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