Farewell party and receptions in Loyal World item
A longfarewell event hosted by the Misses Sheeler honored Barbara Roth of Tarentum Pa as she returned home. The event featured evergreen decor, local musical selections, readings by G Dreyer Linthicum and others, parlor games, and a dining room spread. Guests included many local families, with well wishes for Miss Roth’s safe journey.
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Misses Sheeler
Barbara Roth
Tarentum
Miss Sheelers
Wood
W. J. Reed
Baltimore
G. A.d Dreyer
G. Linthicum
C Skeggs
Katherine Sheeler
Miss Rohm
Mileses Alice Walker
Addie Skeggs
Mamie Baker
Vinnie Umberger
May Barnes
Radie Baker
Nettle Baker
K. Dreyer
Cora Bitz
Mandie Hyatt
Miss Browning
Annie Neikirk
Messie
W.5. Reed
Walter Hayworth
Thomas Moore
Frederick
J.C. Walker
H Stegg
C.M. Dreyer
Leon Sheeler
Jesse Barnes
Elsworth Baker
J. Umbarger
Walter Nelkirk
Jesse Kelley
C. Cecil
T. E. Wood
Browning Brothers
A. Rippeen
Harry Sheeler
Mister Edna Young
Gracie Zimmerman
Nellie Easterday
Sallie Snouffer
Bama Fout
Maggie Snouffer
Annie Reefer
Dessie Putman
Messrs
Charles
Calvin
Ross Geisbern
Lewis
Calvin Putman
Edward Renn
Harvey Murray
William Fout
Salvation Army meeting led by Captain Walsh in barracks
Captain Walsh of New York Salvation Army will lead a meeting at the barracks Tuesday evening next. The captain once worked as a minstrel in New York City before his conversion and now uses that background to aid his religious mission. Fire destroyed the York office in York, Pa, yesterday morning. The Modern Way praises its laxative Symp of Flea as a pleasant remedy to cleanse the system and break up colds and fevers without unpleasant after effects.
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G. Atai
Walsh
New Yorks
Salvation Army
New York City
Slong
York
Christ the Conqueror Sermon in Brooklyn Tabernacle
The Brooklyn Tabernacle sermon centers on Christ as conqueror from Edom. Dr. Talmage interprets Isaiah 63 1, depicting the crucifixion as an uneven battle between heaven and earth against one unarmed man, with angels and heavenly hosts watching the decisive moment. The preacher notes Jesus already completed the work of salvation and cannot be labeled as awaiting future deliverance.
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Beooklyn
Hev
Talmage
Verson
Brooklyn Tabernacle
Tabernacle
Christ the Conqueror
Isaiah Trill
Edom
Bozrek
Bozrak
Bozrah
Jesus Christ
Heaven
Christ
Jesus
Hell
Nazareth
Betelchem
Caperneum
Jerusalem
Galilee
Ati
Bozreh
Gettysburg
Chatons
Edmund Burke
Earth
Heavenly Temple
Desesth
Warthe
Hozrah
Washington
Christ the Conqueror from Bozrah at Easter’s Call
A sermon extols Jesus as conqueror riding through history in the greatness of his strength. It contrasts Christ’s banners with those of ancient conquerors and urges faith to lift sorrows. It notes Good Friday’s death, the blood shed for forgiveness, and calls listeners to trust the salvific triumph amid daily toil and loss.
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Christ
Nos
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Inkerman
Balaklava
Jena
Eslau
Versailles
Sedan
Bozrah
Jesus
Augustus
Constantine
Trajan
Titus
Highway 2
Benevento
Rimini
Rome
Christ Our Lord
Earth
Hell
Immanuel
Archangel I
Carld
Kingdom of Heaven
Mother S Sacrifice and Blood for Blood Theme
A homily blends wartime sacrifice and maternal devotion with biblical imagery. It recalls mothers who suffer as sons go astray, the heroism of doctors and soldiers, and the idea of life for life and blood for blood as religious redemption. Real estate transfers appear abruptly at the end with brief deeds listed.
Fire destroys workshop and damages adjoining property in Fest Patrick street blaze
Fire discovered shortly after two this morning damaged Mr C E Houck's workshop and stock, totaling about 1400 dollars with 500 insured. The adjoining Hardt Keefer dwelling suffered 200 to 400 dollars in damage. The blaze prompted fears of a larger lumber plant fire. Firemen contained the flames despite a faulty fire plug. Insurance covered the dwelling and stock insured by Frederick County Mutual and Phoenix of New York via F G Thomas.
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C. E. Bouck
Houck
Messie
Hardt & Keefer
Elks
Frederick County Mutual Fire Insurance Company
Pharnix
New York
F. G. Thomas
Baltimore Conference Opens Amid Anticipated Clergy Moves
The 10th session of the Baltimore Annual Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church begins next Wednesday in Frederick. Rumors place Rev A J Gill and Rev E L Watson as new pastors at Union Square and Frederick City, with other assignments amid a view of the conference’s strength and finances including baptisms, churches, parsonages, and school figures. The Hopeland Band serenaded the newlyweds Mr and Mrs Edward Scheffer Saturday night and plans to visit Frederick Thursday.
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Gilva
Baltimore
Methodist Episcopal Church
Frederick
A. J. Gill
Frederick City
Union Square
Dr. Edwards
B. P. Brown
East Baltimore Station
Luther B. Wilson
Washington
Stitt
Fayette Street
E. L. Watson
Lutherville
Wll
Hopeland
Edward Scheffer
Csiling
Back Number Ledger Note In 1835 Society Ticket Found
A mismanager of the Zg Zag Dfinstrel Company held an old Agricultural Society ticket from 1835 with secretary H. O'Neill. The ticket was reportedly passed at the gallery door on Tuesday night amid the incident.
Spring Styles At New York Garment Store Open
A new apparel line debuts with fresh spring garments in bright colors and simple high fashion. Early shoppers are urged to see the line, as several pieces already sold out and remaining winter jackets and capes are priced to move.
The Rusty Vismonds at Best Co Opera House
Local talent act The Rusty Vismonds perform at Best Co. Opera House with ticket prices 16 20 and 30 cents. Thursday show promises standout local entertainment.
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Best Co
Opera House
MULLINLS & Kisiir announces low prices on plow shams
A local dealer offers stamped and lace plow shams and linen scarfs at 60 cents, with bleached damasks at a special low price. The carpet department highlights a new rug line in the city, urging customers to view before purchasing.
Freder ick and Ballener Creek Turnpike Company Directors Elected
Directors were elected to the Freder ick and Ballener Creek Turnpike Company on Saturday: D. & Hargett, George Whip, Michael Culler, P. L. Hargett, Wm. Hemp, Lewis O. Whip, G E Derr, Albert B Castle, S. Fenton Hargett. They organized with D. Sargelt as president, L. O. Whip as vice president, Albert B. Castle as treasurer, and S. Fenton Hargett as secretary. A young man tied his horse outside a Mt Pleasant town visit, but the horse unhitched itself and wandered toward home, only to be stopped at the toll gate by the keeper and recovered by the owner after an anxious search.
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P_ RE. R
Fowler
Frederick and Ballener Creek
Mt. Pleasant
Disorderly conduct arrest ends in jail time
William Giles, a colored man, was arrested and brought before Mayor Fleming on Friday for disturbing Nazarie Hall and resisting a threat. He was fined 10 dollars 85 cents and, unable to pay, jailed for thirty days.
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William Giles
Fleming
Nazarie Hall
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