The Weekly News Preview of Local and General News
The Weekly News offers twelve pages of local and general items with departments, stories, poems and ads. It highlights Captain Kilmer on Sumter's Walla and a theological view on death by self harm, plus the International Sunday School lesson and home farm fireside content. Advertisements feature clothing, dentistry, furniture, jewelry and dry goods with a springtime styling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Jane
Geo. L. Kilmer
Silliman Biagden
Oehm
Acme Hall
BR. C. Nicodemus
Ross, Reich, Newman and Ross
CG OC
Carty
W.A. Mansfield
Thomas
Landis, Jeweler
C.E Cline
Rodock & Neidig
Bry
John Hendrickson
E. Walker & Go
Pansie
Frederick Fish and Game Protects County Members
A Frederick county branch meeting of the Maryland Fish and Game Protective Association re elected chair Dr Wm G McComasy. Twenty seven deputy wardens are approved and committees named to reform laws and draft bylaws. 66 members today. 10 000 young fish distributed in upper county waters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Maryland Fish and Game Protective Association
Wm. G. McComasy
J. Roger McSherry
Edward Hewes
J. F. Smith
Messrs
Wilbur H. Davinl
George R. Dennis, Jr
Frank Peaxie
Meiers
R L Lorentz
Peter Mantz
Laura Is Coming 4ir Conway Sams Visit Frederick
Conway W. Sams will visit Frederick on May 19 to arrange for the state meet. He will not act until consulting Frederick Club officials, with the event now assured to be held here on July 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura
Conway W. Sams
Frederick
Frederick Club
Sale of Property Auction in Mt Pleasant District
Harvey B. Leae auctioned 4 dwelling houses and 5 acres in Mt Pleasant District yesterday at 1 PM for J. C. Motter and F. J. Nelson trustees. Purchaser was Cages Wilson with a total consideration of 650. The notice mentions Hood's Sarsaparilla as a cure for scrofula.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey B. Leae
Mt. Pleseant
J. C. Motter
F. J. Nelson
Cages Wilson
Maryland Classis hears missionary address on Japan
The Maryland Classis of the German Reformed Church held sessions in Trinity Chapel and heard Rev. D B Schueder discuss Japanese mission work. He described modernization in Japan, civic progress, and the church’s growing native leadership, with calls for renewed effort and prayers. The day included reports on the Daniel Stain Memorial Home, college access for ministers, and the rejection of a proposed constitution before a Members’ trip to Bradock Heights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. B. Schueder
Japss
Maryland
D. M. Bachman
D. 5
Shhueder
Japan
San Raulroeda
China
Lfe
Eas
Andew
Philip
Reformed Church
Tata
Epesker
United Church of Japan
Sendis
Friendship Society
Etndies
Sporia
Y. MC. A
Convers
Church of England
America
H. Wiener
Simos &. Miller
Mt. Pleasant
General Synod
Bt. John’s Garman Reformed Church
Braddock Heights
Clasais
Church and Conference Notes from Waters Chapel and Frederick County
Mrs. Allen will sing at Lutheran Church on Sunday. In Waters' Chapel Baltimore the deacon case over $300 embezzlement delays, executive session, no conclusion, morning adjournment. Officers named for missions and appeals, ordination at Waters' Chapel by Bishop Hasay, preacher Bishop Baller. Buckeystown Endeavor holds gathering led by Miss Keyser. reports and delegates for county convention. Frederick County Christian Endeavor Union sets program at Walkernville with bishops and speakers through Thursday including temperance and good citizenship themes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LB. Lee
J. W. Beckeu
J. H. Collett
Charles HO. Young
W. H. Hunter
W. E Griffio
John Porter
Richard T. Lee
Waters’ Chapel
Hasay
Bishop Baller
Buckeystown Christian Endeavor Society
Hys Keyser
Jesus
W. Ernest Kindley
Lookout Committee
BE. V. Mollen
Treagerer
Walkersville
Misces Maggia Tavenner
Eys Keyser
Mlasea Wilson Strayer
Maggie Milford
Christian Endeavor Convention
Christian Endeavor Union
Frederick County
Walkernville
Devo— Moral Sud
J. Dixon
Thureday
Temperance
D.H Wyand
B. A. Abbott
Sidness
Mise Lilly Smith
W. LecKenney
Songer— Vice
Heyi Delk
Fearless ascent repairs steeple cone at All Saints church
Mr John Hartman ascended a ladder to repair the cone of All Saints Episcopal church steeple, reaching around one hundred twenty feet from the ground. Onlookers watched as he worked from base woodwork about one hundred feet up with Mr Lee Bricher stabilizing the ladder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hartman
All Saints’ Episcopal Church
Lee Bricher
Francis Scott Key Council Holds Large Meeting
Francisco Scott Key Council No 48 C U A M met in their council hall with record attendance. The gathering featured an important agenda and public interest. They initiated two new members and received nine applications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francia Scott Key Council
Francis Scott Key Council
Public Schools Adjourn After Long Commissioners Session
After a three day session the Board of County School Commissioners adjourned, approving teachers' accounts for payment from May 15 and certifying treasurer vouchers. New trustees were named to fill vacancies caused by death, resignation or removal across districts 1 through 21, with numerous replacements listed. The note also mentions a forthcoming visit by Rochelle Renard and company at the City Opera House with a prior Lynchburg review.
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Board of County Schoo
Pew
Old Trutzes
Calleo Rock School
Frederick Ortieon
Wm. Brown
Agem‘towe Behoo! Districi
Walter B. Krantz
Toomes L Thomas
C.C. Kundlar
Ramonel Meetzer
Rocky Ridge
John W. Laie
Edward Martin
Cresgerstown
WY. G. Groshon
Geo.s. Ramabarg
John K. Taylor
Charveaux
Forreat
Joseph Stottlemyer
John D. Brandenburg
Pleasant Grove
John Davis
C Magruder
Charlies G Daryte
Green Valley
William Yingling
Ancraw Davis
William 5
Burklttaville
Albert A. Hemp
Wm. Caro
Petersville
Vincent Kepler
Mark’s
Geo. W. Pry
Chas. W. Beachley
Michael Gordon
Willowdale
I. E. Verte
Jnc. Crampton
Harlan Kline
Sunnyside
Colored
Hannon Dappin
Frankinville
Old Field
Geo. Thomas
Hannonville
MM. Warrenfeltz
Springfield
CG. Leatherman
Bloomfield
Howard Angleberger
Rocky Springs
Wm. Knell
Daniel Shook
Geo. C. Shafer
Miss Renard
City Opera House
Misa Raenelie Renerd
The
Daily News
Lychburg
Rochelle Renard Compsbey
Opera House
Fanchon
Preston
Lynchburg
Sionday
Amicable Settlement Over Pole Planting On North Market Street
Property owners on North Market street reached an amicable settlement with Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company over pole planting. Objections by Harry Baumgardner and barber Charles Keetler led to poles being moved to new locations near residences and a barber shop under the mayoral ruling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Market Street
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
Harry Baumgardner
John Baumgardner
Baltimore
Homs
McCleery
Baumgardner
Charles Keetler
Yeakle
Death of Major Haller who directed Civil War bridge destruction
Major Granville O. Haller who oversaw the demolition of the Wrightsville bridge over the Susquehanna River in York County Pennsylvania to block Confederate forces led by General Early died this week in Seattle Washington. His wartime action helped delay enemy advance toward Philadelphia.
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Leopold 1
Emperor of
Ausins
Low
Frauus Savier de la Valle Montiaurenci
Canada
Queive
Isles
Andre Museens
Lsti
Dutereoa
Leurens Prassis Hickok
Unwn College
Amherst
Boss
Itata
Duwe
Cal
Stirf
New Yard
Toowphile Adran Ferret
Algeria
Paris
Rubert & Green
New Jersey
Elizabeth
N. JL
Bors
Bob
Haller
Granville O. Haller
Wrightsville
York County
Early
Philadelphia
Seattle
Wash
Feast Day Honors Saint John at Novitiate in City Scene
At the novitiate a feast honors St. John before the Latin Gate with a choral mass and garden recreation. Fr. John B. H. O’Rourke presides as students and novices perform plays, prose, verse, and a grand chorus dedicated to the Evangelist. An oil painting valued at two hundred dollars will adorn the novitiate, painted by Bononi. a Northern lay donor funds the work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerome
Jovinian
John
Domitian
Patmos
Rome
Fearta
St. John
John BH. O'Rourke
Christ
St John
Ignatius Loyola
Ofiers
Inquisition
Alcals
Bononi
Property Deed Transfers in Frederick County
J Claggett Stonebraker trustee transfers to J M Miller on a restored property in Frederick County. Alice G Danner and husband transfer to Lou ien AY Moga half an acre for 40 dollars. John D Young and wife transfer 58 square perches for 16.25 dollars to Robert D Eaton. Jacob Smith and wife transfer a lot in Emmitsburg to the Methodist Episcopal Church for 1200 dollars. Hiram A Wolf and wife transfer 15 screen roads and 82 perches to Ignatius Brown for 1000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Claggett Stonebraker
JM. Miller
Frederick County
Alice G. Danner
Louien AY. Moga
John D. Young
Robert D. Eaton
Facob Smith
Trestoss
Methodist-Episcopal Church of
Emmitsburg
Hiram A
Masons Celebrate Maryland Royal Arch Anniversary
The centennial anniversary of the Grand Chapter Royal Arch Masons of Maryland will be observed on Thursday June 24. Baltimore Masons and nearby rural chapters meet at the Masonic Temple on Charles Street around eight oclock p m with distant chapters celebrating at their homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Chapter
Royal Arch Masona
Maryland
St. Fenn’s
Baltimore
Frederick Bicycle Club to Ridgeville Run
Members of the Frederick Bicycle Club plan a Sunday run to Ridgeville if weather permits. The group will depart Frederick at 3 a.m. and arrive in Ridgeville in time for dinner. All cyclists are invited to join the ride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Brunswick's Motel Under Rapid Construction
A large sew hotel building rises at the corner of Bridge and Halroad streets Brunswick by Fisk and Luther Elgin. The structure aims to complete with 33 rooms, value and scope noted as progress continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick's
Corner Bridge
Halroad
Brunswick
Messrs
Fisk
Luther Elgin
New Ladies Auxiliary Formed in Brunewick Town
An auxiliary branch of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen has been organized in Brunewick. Meetings are expected most Thursday afternoons at Pythian Hall. The town now hosts twelve secret organizations, all reportedly thriving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Brunewick
Ahey
Pythian Hall
Hegertown Club Officers Reelected for Frederick Meet Plan
Capt. Charles R. Johnston and Vice President William Bible of the Hegertown Bicycle Club were reelected to count wheelmen from the city attending the bicycle meet at Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles R. Johnston
William Bible
Hegert— Town
Frederick
John Hendrickson's T Model Fabrics and Styles Highlighted
A fashion page notes new fabric and garment options from The Model including Sicilianine styles and heavy bicilian waves. It discusses dress stock, contemporary colors like Grenadines, and affordable worth across city retailers with emphasis on self cleaning and fashionable fabrics.
Hendrcsson and Huttons Key in Local Page
Fragmentary text notes a person named John Hendrcsson and reference to a boy and a family named Huttons who "sewed on to stay" in unclear context. No clear event or date emerges from the readable lines.
Funeral of Henry Klong Held at West South Street
The funeral for Henry Klong was held this afternoon at 8 o'clock from his residence on West South Street. Rev. Luther Buhlman of the Evangelical Lutheran Church conducted services. Pallbearers were Peter Seeger, George Elsler, George Seiching, Jestus Miller, Frederick Hetnlefe, Adam Raland. Interment followed at Mt. Olivet Cemetery. F. Schroeder served as undertaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Klong
Weat South Street
Luther Buhlman
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Peter Seeger
George Elsler
George Seiching
Jestus Miller
Frederick Hetn—lefe
Adam Raland
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
F. Schroeder
Local stock issue and health retreat notices in Frederick area
The Frederick Building Association plans to issue stock on June 5 for Bories No. 3 with applications to J W L Carty, offering loans at 438-100 percent per annum plus near 42 percent annual return for investment. Also notices a William T Ford recital at Woman's College May 7. Deer Park health retreat advertises mountain amenities, cottages, pure water, electric lights, rail access, and season rates starting June 21 with tickets offices listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Building Association
J. W. L. Carty
Frederick City
Jeux
Hanvt
Deer Park
Alleghany
Baltimore and Ohio
D. C
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Byhipe Muslin
John Hendrcsson
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Woman's College
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Singer Manufacturing Company
N. Market Street
City Hall
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Mulls
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Msteakays
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