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Red Men's Celebration in Frederick Week-Long Event
The Red Men's celebration by Chippewa Tribe plans a July week in Frederick with entertainment and a large audience. Governor Harrington will open at the Armory with Labor Secretary Wilson speaking, promising a high profile program and community cooperation for a city advertisement and celebration success.
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Frederick
Armory
Maryland
Harrington
Wilson
Frederick Chippewa
Order of Red Wen
Calling a Minister in a Local Church Selection Tale
A man who recently served on a committee to select a church minister recounted his experiences. He was recently warned by a prosperous businessman and major contributor who insisted the new minister must use lobacra, claiming it was absolutely necessary for QHEHIVE.
The Church Search for a Minister in Wartime Era
A church committee voices concerns about modern ministerial qualifications. They discuss tobacco views, spiritual devotion, efficiency needs, and pastoral faithfulness. Despite many candidates and a vow to let George Do It, no pastor has been chosen yet as wars push wages and education costs higher.
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Ike
George
The Men of '98 and Lessons for 16
The piece reflects on the Spanish American War militia service, noting limited combat experience but valuable lessons. It warns of past government incompetence causing needless sacrifices from poor food and sanitation, and asserts that veterans from 1898 will lead in any possible Mexico conflict, preventing repeat laxity.
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Cleveland
United States
Spain
Mexico
Property Deeded and Licenses in Local Court Notices
Property deeds record Clarence W Fink and wife transferring 11 acres 1 rood and 14 square perches to John C Clowden and wife for a nominal sum. Joseph H Hamilton sells right of way to Harry P Nusbaum for five dollars. Marriage licenses issued to Harling E Spongeller and Grace W Hummelbaugh both of Frederick. An accident at Feaganes shows Marcellus Wachter injured repairing a thresher at Collins and Grossnickle shop. struck by a slipping pulley. he resumes usual activity. Lightning strikes the Lutheran church steeple in Jefferson causing shingle damage but no fire. Confessions announced for St John’s Catholic church at 7 30 this evening ahead of Sacred Heart feast.
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Clarence W. Fink
John C. Clowden
Joseph H. Hamilton
Harry Pnusbaum
Harling E. Spongeller
Grace W. Hummelbaugh
Frederick
Marcellus Wachter
Feagavne
Elmer
Derr
Collins and Grossnickle
East Patrick Street
Mr. Machter
George Angleberger
Frederick County
Maryland
Court House
Frederick City
Bartonsville
New Market District
Reich's Ford
Wameville
Frederick W. Cramer
Frederick Twenty Years Ago Today items in 1856 column
Frederick notes from The News June 29 1856 include Major McKinley portrait at John C Motter’s office noting a future presidency, Princeton’s 233 graduates with William E Lampe among honor men, Lampe from Frederick, a horse injured on barbed wire, the Novitiate Villa near Frederick dedicated, and Victor Baughman to Chicago as a proxy for Senator Gorman on the National Committee.
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Princeton College
William E. Lampe
Frederick
Lampe
Collo Victor Baughman
Chicago
Senator Gorman
Purely Personal Notices From Baltimore and Nearby Areas
Purely Personal items list visits and guests across Baltimore and nearby towns. Names include Miss Josephine Ball of St Louis visiting Mr and Mrs F W Cramer, East Second street, and Grace and Elizabeth Sheleigh at Mt Gretna Pa. Other entries mention Mrs Edgar Brust visiting Charles Brust, and Mr and Mrs Charles W Fleming returning from Hanover.
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Stephen Gelubert
Baltimore
Lilian Anders
East Patrick Street
Josephine Ball
St. Louie, Mo
F. W. Cramer
East Second Street
Grace
Elizabeth Sheleigh
East Church Street
Mt. Gretna
Edgar Brust
Washington
Charles Brust
West Church Street
Charles W. Fleming
Ralph Heusner
Hanover
Helen Kiine
Roger A. Doll
Franklin Apartments
Anna Book
Shippenaburg
Misa Dorothy Filler
East Third Street
Dorothy Filler
Eagle's Mere
Benton Knoule
J. W. Humm
Harmony Grove
Adelia Humm
Lewistown
Frederick
D. E. Fleming
Frederick Fleming
Slagerstown
Pittsburgh
Winter M. Fleming
Winter M
Ward W
Hamilton
W. Q. Skilling
Charlotte Skilling
Jack Skilling
New City Hotel
Lonaconing
William Skilling
Forrest Park
Lee Goldsborough
Eleanor
Margaret Potter
Hill
Shepherdstown
Richard Potts
Potts
Goldsborough
Wedding of Grace Hummelbaugh and Harling Sponseller
A large guest turnout at the United Brethren church witnessed the marriage of Grace Wolf Hummelbaugh daughter of Rev. and Mrs E Hummelbaugh to Harling Eugene Sponseller. Rev W H Washinger officiated as the couple planned a honeymoon to Niagara Falls and onward to Baltimore before settling at 49 South Market Street.
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Grace Wolf Hummelbaugh
E. H. Hummelbaugh
Harling Eugene Sponseller
W. H. Washinger
D. D
Pennsylvania
United Brethren Church
Miss Hummelbaugh
Katherine Hummelbaugh
Killarney
May Carty
Dorothy Filler
Frederick
Anna Book
Shippensburg
Esther Heintzelman
Chambersburg
Helen Robertson
Dorothy Grissinger
Fpa
L. Albertson Huber
Lewis Sponseller
Messrs
Roscoe Rhoades
Grover Michael
Reno Crum
William Comfort
Hubert Heintzelman
West Patrick Street
Baltimore
Automomic
Niagara Falls
Canada
Lakes
Hudson
South Warket Street
Samuel Huber
Levi Stoush
Erma Stough
Earl Sellenbereer
James Sellenberger
William Sellenberger
Rath Sellenbereer
Leri Myers
Samuel G. Jacoby
York, Pa
Lizzie Keller
Brunswick Beats Locals In Amateur Baseball Game
Rogers pitched solidly for three weeks allowing seven hits as Brunswick defeats The MOC by a slim margin. The locals will play in Emmitsburg on Saturday with Selby scheduled to start on the mound.
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Brancsick
Rogers
Emmitsburg
Selby
Seag Kennedy Weds at Laurel in Guard Departure Context
Sergeant Lawrence Kennedy of Company A Maryland National Guard and Mollie Scott of Frederick were married at Laurel rectory by Rev. Fr. Joseph Mayer. Relatives traveled from Frederick for the ceremony, a serenade followed, and the couple headed to Camp Harrington as orders sent the Guard to Eagle Pass. Kennedy’s brother and brother-in-law also serve in Company A.
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Eagle Pass
Texas
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Mollie Scott
Frederick
Laurel
Joseph Mayer
Camp Harrington
Sergeant Kennedy
T F Kennedy
South Market Street
Mr. Kennedy
Irederick
Kennedy
Garrick
Francis L. Kennedy
Laurel Camp
Sophia Forrest Saltonstall
A. H. Mickle Saltonstall
Hagerstown
Clarence Lane
William P. Lane
Gaither
St John’s Protestant Episcopal Church
S. Hilton Orrick
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