Laymen Hold Supper Address by Rev Motter at Grace Reformed
At Grace Reformed Church Washington D C laymen hosted a supper for inspiration and to promote the Laymen Missionary Move ment Dr Murray G Motter spoke on education and campaign tactics including missionary literature studies and weekly offerings Prof J Apple outlined a two committee system and duplex envelope plan Hon J Kefauver urged broader giving Henry M Abbott spoke briefly on missions The event featured a long list of church and community attendees and ended with prayer and benediction.
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Grace Reformed Church
Bald &Wepper
Grace
Harry S. Refauver
Missionary Committee
Bvary
Cane Yas
Murray Galt Motter
Washington, 2. C
Motter
Dr. Motter
Washington
Jos Apple
Woman's College
Evangelical Reformed Church
J. Kefauver
Henry Fl. Abbott
Brie Uport
Hymeneas A UIt Wedding Solemnized In Methodis Episcopal Church
A wedding ceremony was solemnized this afternoon at a Methodistric Episcopal church. The contracting parties were Miss Carvie M Boone of Cemesville and Mr Joshua Covell of Pearl, with Miss Aupelia Maus Gillis and Fr. Nradler Jolson Das in attendance. Rev. Woo. Keene officiated at the home ceremony in Nav. Giris, with the event held near Hackville fate yesterday afternoon.
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To Aelock
Helig Mins Carvie M Boone
Thomas Boone
Cemesville
Medashua N Covell
Joshua Covell
Pearl
Th. Kamar Phos Meh
Narih Market Street
Giris
Aupelia Maus Gillis
Willam Eo oGilis
Atul Unix
Montgomery
Nradler Jolson Das
Woo. Keene
Merhodiac
Che Mknint
Moving Time Here Approaches as Families Prepare to Move
Spring moving season returns as April nears with many families changing quarters in the city and county. Wagonloads of furniture and goods appear on Market Street as residents relocate to new homes such as James Brown and family to Linganore Hills, Laura Getzendanner with them, Charles W. Quynn and family to East Patrick Street, and John N. Clary to the east farm near Libertytown.
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City Land
Frederick
Market Street
James Brown
Laura Getzendanner
Maryland Day Program at St Johns Institute
St Johns Institute on Mast Second Street held a Maryland Day program this morning with Maryland decor and flags. Miss Gelwicks presided, Miss Margaret Misentaust led music, and students gave songs, an address of welcome, essays, a flag drill, a hymn, and a Maryland song, praised for the children’s creditable performance and training.
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St. John’s Institute
Maryland
St. Johns Institute
Second Street
T ‘Oelock
John Tyerig
Andrew Herring
Joseph Eisentaver
Marylind
Wood
Kane
Gerwicksi
Death Toll in Midletowne Valley and Nearby Falls
The region mourns as Mr John Brandenburg of Midletowne Valley dies after a monthlong illness. his funeral will be held at the Reformed church where he worshiped. He leaves widow Mary and children Theodore, Frederick, Marion, Calvin, Edward, Cob, Willigia, and Annie, with services led by Rev Snyder. Mrs Mary Baker of Waynesboro dies at 78 from double pneumonia after long illness. she is survived by son Samuel C and daughters Elizabeth and Maggie. Marie Cromwell of Walkersville dies at about 80 from paralysis. funeral Sunday at 2 oclock with burial in Shitoh Cemetery. Zacharias and Art Cromwell named as her surviving relatives.
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Middletowne Valley
tLumous
Cissysaane
S Middlstown
Mary
Viner
Theodore
Drederick
Marion
Myersvilles
Femge
Tarmons
Calvin
Cheir Ohemes
Edward
Manthow Springs
Rmony
Mary, Baker
John HW Baker
Waynesboro
Shitoh
Putman and Creager Haven
Hotel of Charles J. Rameburg Near Lake View Nearing Completion
A force of men works on final touches for the Charles J. Rameburg hotel at Lake View. Furniture has arrived for the building and it is expected to be equipped and ready for occupancy by May 1.
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Charles J. Rameburg
Lake View
Public Playgrounds Discussed as Frederick Considers Park
Frederick residents push for city playgrounds with site suggestions and calls for a paid instructor. The plan seeks railroad support to fund a suburban resort style park, but railroad executives find current costs too high. A local speaker stresses strong leadership and a qualified director as essential for success.
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Frederick
Peisons
Frederick Railroad Company
Ihe
Reg Aard
Y M C A Track Nears Completion At Athletic Field
Construction on the Y M C A track at the Athletic Field nears completion. Volunteers are asked to help level the ground with hoes shovels and rakes on Monday afternoon.
Citywide power questions loom over street lighting plans
City officials debate if the electric night plant can support proposed new posts on Market Street and whether increased lighting is affordable. The issue affects business first impressions while visitors and residents observe the ongoing street lighting debate amid local activity.
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Market
Cloni
Washington
Frederick
Spring Vacation Begins at Conservatory and Recital Held
Spring vacation starts after afternoon close at the Woman's College. The Annum Spring Recital of the Conservatory of Music opened in College Hall with fourteen pieces, five vocal and nine instrumental. The annual Board of Directors meeting is set for Friday April 7 to plan the next academic year and expansion. A May 1 recital by Prof. G Van Huylsten is scheduled, with events to follow during commencement week. Local residents are noted visiting or relocating, including Mrs. James McCarmeck of Gronswick, Mrs. Charles E. Bader and family, and others.
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Woman's
Misa Griffiths
G. van Huylsten
Peabody Conservatory
Baltimore
Freeerick
Personal and Social in Frederick and Vicinity
Pleasant paragraphs and items of interest about Frederick residents and friends at home and abroad. Reads like a social column with updates on daily activities, visits, and friendly notices from the broader circle.
War Clouds Growing As U S Ready For Full War Strength
War clouds deepen as the United States Army is being recruited to full war strength. Officers fear international complications if bullets cross from the Mexican side and warn U S troops may return fire. Rebels expect to advance on, food in the town runs short and Madero vows to continue until Diaz falls or suffrage is secured.
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San Antonio
Texas
United States Army
United States
Ojsn
Aga
Bandits Capture $20,000 From Midwest Train Robbery
Five bandits held up a Missouri Pacific train near Coffeyville Kansas on March 24 2009 blowing open a safe and stealing about $20 000 along with substantial registered mail authorities reported.
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Coffeyville
Kan
Mount Airy man charged with horse stealing in Baltimore
B Crawford Banks a Mount Airy traveling salesman is held at the Western Police Station Baltimore on horse stealing charges. Arrested by Round Sergeant Hond and Sergeant Scall, he allegedly borrowed a bay horse from Walter R Rudy of Rudy and Burnett Mount Airy on March 17 and sold it in another part of the county. The horse was valued at $100 and Rudy is expected to testify at the hearing.
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B. Crawford Banks
Mount Airy
Western Police
Baltimore
Hond
Scall
Carroll County
Banks
Walter R. Rudy
Rudy & Burnett
Rudy Hing
Western
Property deeds and marriage license items listed in court notices
Robert Hodge and wife transfer real estate in the city to David Main for 10 dollars. Thomas A Ogle and wife deed real estate in the county to Tile M Crone for 5 dollars. William W Wenner Sr and others to John Ho Rarkeyp in Brunswick valued at 300 dollars. Marriage license issued to David I Kinna and Bessie Lela Sul cor of Petersville.
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Robert Hodge
David Main
City
Thomas A Ogle
M Crone
William W. Wenner, Sr
John Ho Rarkeyp
Brunswick
David 1
Kinna
Bessie Lela Sul Cor
Petersvile
Bandit Holds Up Train In Northwest End Passenger Car
A bandit held up a Northwest vEN passenger train early this morning near Dennison Iowa. Authorities are pursuing the suspect, but the amount taken is unknown. Police say no injuries were reported and passengers were unharmed. The investigation is ongoing with no arrests announced.
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Dennison
Stanley Robinson Dead at 83 in Blood Poisoning
Special Dispatch to The News from Cleveland reports Stanley Robinson owner of the SS Louis Nationals died at age 83 from blood poisoning.
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Cleveland
Stanley Robinson
Louis Nationals
Courthouse Dynamited in Omaha Demonstrates Labor Turmoil
Report from Omaha dated March 24 details an attack on the new million dollar courthouse. Two charges of dynamite were fired, causing an estimated $8,000 in damages. No injuries are reported. Local labor troubles are cited as the motive behind the attempted bombing.
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Spegal
Omaha
Neb
Milion Dollar Court
Firemen Die in Milwaukee Glove Factory Blaze
Ten firefighters perished early today as a fierce blaze gutted the Glove factory in Milwaukee. The disaster follows a period of intense fire activity in the city, with investigators now examining the site for the cause while local officials call for renewed safety measures.
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Paspateh
Milwaukee
Wis
Fiddleton
Excavation Begins for Two Houses on Madison Street
Excavation started yesterday by Mr. Thurston Grore for two residences to be erected by Mr. Gilmore Flautt on Madison Street, reflecting early development in the area.
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Thurston Grore
Madison Street
Gilmore Flautt
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