The News Saturday preview promises rich features and value
Tomorrow's edition will be packed with entertaining features and special articles including The Girl from Omaha by Zoe Anderson Norris and The Famous James Bandits, plus ladies and farmers sections, a Sunday school lesson analysis, regular features, and local notes. Oldest Odd Fellow Thomas Webb dies at 82. new Catholic church at Barnesville slated for completion. Rev. Dr. Todd arrives as Frederick M E pastor. Syrup of Figs recommended for gentle relief.
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Zoe Anderson Norris
D. M. Stearns
Thomas Webb
Howard County
Oella
Order
Mr. Webb
Triadelphia
Montgomery County
Della Cotton Mills
Ballimore County
Dr. Todd
M. E. Church
Frederick
Frederick Conference Opens With Colonial Welcome in Frederick
Frederick hosts United Brethren General Conference with a city welcome at City Hall and Opera House. Plenary session outlines quadrennial reports, committees, and a centennial service led by notable ministers. Bishop Kephart presides as Missionary Secretary Bell reports 86 missions opened, 69 churches formed, and 21 parsonages built in the four year span.
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United Brethren General Conference
City Opera House
Rall Call
OC. M. Brooke
D. D
A. W. Drury
Bishop J
Frederick
United Brethren Church
Winfield Scott Sohley
Schley
Deada
Fortune
Stinespring
Urner
Amey
U. B
E. B. Kephart
S. Hough
Altoona
J. 8. Snyder
W. M. Bell
Roast welcome at local congregation conference event
A local congregation extended a hearty welcome to the conference with music led by Miss Lucy Hisenbauer and Miss Rosa Birely, violin by Robert Burk and Lee Han shear. Prof. Geo Ed Smith sang Abide With Me and Nearer My God to Thee. Dr J W Parker of Oregon and Rev J D Drape of Tennessee along with J H Groh of Ontasio gave brief responses to the address of welcome. D S Doub delivered the benediction.
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Frederick
Hott
Jesus
McCormick
Colorado
J. W. Hough
Virginia
Dickson
Pennsylvania
Peter Kemp
Iocal
Choice
Lucy Hisenbauer
Rosa Birely
Pismat
Robert Burk
Lee Hanshew
Geo. Ed. Smith
J. W. Parker
Oregon
J. D. Drape
Tennessee
J. H. Groh
Ontasio
Doub
Snyder Re-elected Secretary for Fifth Time at Conference
Yesterday afternoon the session adjourned at 5 15 with the bishops’ address read and committees announced. Rev J H Snyder was elected secretary for the fifth consecutive General Conference, joined by Charles I Hall as official stenographer. The centennial souvenir program was set to 7 30 each evening until Tuesday, when the conference will travel to Baltimore to visit the mortal remains of Philip Wil.
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J. H. Snyder
Hey. J. H. Snyder
Charles I. Hall
Theas
Matthews
Baltimore
Philip Wil
Knolls bicycle agency debut at City Hall store
Local brief notes H R Flautt's City Hall store has just taken the agency for the Knolls spring bicycle invented by Jonas L Knoll of Lebanon Pa. The item is praised as superior and a must view for delegates at General Conference. Also listed are local ads for coal oysters shellfish spring fare and a rail excursion option to Lincoln Neb with low round trip fare. Buttered toast see dressmaking and eye care notices.
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Jonas L. Knoll
Lebanon
Lincoln
Neb
Niagara Falls
P. D. Fahrney
Pennsylvania Railroad
Buffalo
Chicago
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
Fabrney
Local Frederick ads promote carpeting, sand and supplies
An eclectic Frederick Maryland advertisement page touts carpet patterns and fine matting at low prices, framed art and engraving services, printing and stationery, pens, typewriters, mouldings, and framing. It promotes Potomac River sand for plastering and cement work, with local auctioneers and professionals listed. Samples available, store visits urged.
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