Holy Temples and Sunday Services Around Town
A rundown of sermons and services for churches including Grace Reformed Episcopal German Baptist Brethren Evangelical Reformed St Johns Catholic First Baptist United Brethren Trinity Methodist Episcopal and others. Listings show service times Sunday schools and visiting pastor notes with minor inconsistencies and typos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schleyarilie
Ad Saita” Episcopal Church
German Baptist Brethren Charch
Sersvicsa
Presbyterian Church
Thomas Freeman Dixon
Evangelical Reformed Church
E.R. Eschbach
Frightful death as 15 year old Hoke shot by gun accident
The 15 year old Glen R B Hoke of Plemmott County died yesterday from a accidental discharge while loading a gun during a pondside outing. The gun rested on a board platform, the hammer struck a board, a shell exploded, and clothing burned as flames enveloped him. Neighbors, relatives, and Dr. W H Fabrney assisted. the funeral is planned for tomorrow at 9 oclock with services at the house followed by interment at Walterstille.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen RB. Hoke
Martin Hoke
Plemmot
Base County
Mattia Heka
Cnest
Jesues J. Francis Smith
Frederick
Wee
Hoke Farm
WH. P. Fabrney
Peederick
Hoke
Davie Hoke
U.S
Kentucky
M. Hoke
Illinoi
Irry H. Loke
Wm. Delauder
Mt. Pleasant
Wm. Batrick
Walkersville
Death Suspect in Washington Woman Case Sparks Police Inquiry
Mrs. Nettie Gorman of 305 Marshall Place Washington asks Khatsity police to probe the death of her mother Mrs. Sarah F Yingling found dead near Dellethie county. Coroner ruled natural causes though robbery and murder theories persist due to missing jewelry and money. Child alone with corpse for days. doctors differ on cause with poison speculated but not proven. State officials say no foul play suspected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nettie Gorman
Marshall Place
Washington, D. C
Khatsity
Sarah F. Yingling
Delle
Thie County
Janthe Leather
Park Mill
Mr. Yingting
Willard
Pender- Tok County
Afl
Sheriff’s Office
Oss
Progressive Euchre Party and Local Advertisements
Remember the progressive Euchre party by the Frederick Gley Hospital Guild at Santor Hall on May 17. Also advertised are cleaning services for carpets, osteopathy and medical services, gas rings for sale, and a display of new matting, designs, and decorative goods with limited quantities and special lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Gley Hospital Guild
Santor Hall
Purely Personal Visitors and Returns in Frederick City
Purely personal notes report Rev. and Mrs E L Morse returning from Lancaster Pa. Jacob Walters of Hanover visits relatives in Frederick. Rev Dr BE Br Eschbach returned from Lancaster. Bir A Br Yeskle of Chicago visits family here. Alexander Neill Sr of Hagerstown is in Frederick on business. Miss Battle Norwood of Baltimore visits Mrs Jess Lipscomb. Mrs William C Martin returns from Baltimore. Miss Annie Osstle of Braddock visits sister Mrs Charles Whisner. Dr Atlas A Radcliff has returned from New Windsor. Anna and Viola Warner of Westminster visit their brother Mr Harry Warner. Mrs Walter H Owell of Lakeville Conn visits sister Mrs B G McSherry. Mrs Percy Lee Hall and son Percy of York Pa visit her brother Curtis Gaiser. Judge John J Dabler of the Supreme Bench of Baltimore was in Frederick on business. Mrs Hela J Engelbrecht and son Daniel J Englebrecht of Tansi ctown have returned. Mrs Blondon and son Mrs Hyam and Miss Minnie Schnebel of Washington and Mr August Witke of San Francisco are visiting Mr and Mrs August Meier on North Market Street.
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E. L. MoLesa
Lancsater
Jacob Walters
Hanover
BE. BR. Eschbach
Lancaster
Mire
Jesss Lipscomb
East Seventh
William C. Martin
Baltimore
Bomta
Annie Osstle
Braddock
Airs
Charles Whisner
Atlas A. Radcliff
Second Street
New Windsor
Westminster
Harry Warner
West Fourth Street
Walter H. Owell
Lakeville
Conn
B. G. McSherry
Percy Lee Hall
Percy
York
Curtis Gaiser
Telegraph Atreck
Jobn J. Dabler
Supreme Bench of
Frederick
Or Iphany Gemre
Hela J. Engelbrecht
Danial
Englebrecht
Tansi¢town
Blondon
Hyam
Snd
Mionie Schnebel
Baltimore News Briefs: accidents and trials reported
News items from the state recount a $156 961 55 relief note for San Francisco sufferers. Col Joseph B Phipps, a prominent militiaman, dies at his Pikesville home. Joan Blanchard Lang is acquitted of murder in Quenterville. William and Simos, 29, of Baltimore, die by self strangulation. Dynama explosion near Clearspring injures David Couchman and three others. Al Gastar, linked to Engineer Rinehart’s murder at Dorsay’s Bar, captured near Rockwood and surrenders without incident.
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Baltimore
San Francisso
Col
Jozeph B. Phipps
Pikesville
Joan Blanchard Lang
Quenterville
Joseph B. Price
William & Simos
Laurens Street
Clearspring
David Couchman
McCoy’s Ferry
Stalians
al. Gastar
Rinehart
Dorsay
Ellicots City
Rockwood
Funeral for Bir. Joseph Giaza Held at St John’s
The funeral of the late Bir. Joseph Giaza occurred this morning from his son Worthington O. Giaza’s residence in East Church Great. The remains were carried to St. John’s Catholic church where a requiem mass was said by Father W Jans. Pallbearers included M. E. Doli, Danisi T. Ordemar, Charles K. Qrozize, Joseph F. Blasabauer, Wim. MoOsiray and J. Francis Smith. Interment followed at Mt. Olivet Cemetery. W. B. Etchison acted as funeral director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Giaza
Worthington O. Giazs
East Church
St. John’s Catholic Church
Fr. W. Jans
M. E. Doli
Danisi T. Ordemar
Charles K. Qrozize
Joseph F. Blasabauer
Wim. MoOsiray
J. Francis Smith
Orphans Court Hearing on Waltz Estate Concludes
The Orphans Court yesterday heard testimony in the care of Mrs Annie T Gitt administratrix of John E Waltz. Maud Gitt and Warren Dudderar are alleged to have concealed assets of the Waltz estate in Singarore district. The hearing concluded and judges indicated a decision pending.
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Orphans’ Court
Gourk
Annie T- Gitt
Johnn E. Waltz
Stiss Maud Gitt
Warren Dudderar
Superintendent of Montgomery Schools Honored Mr Earle Wood
Mr Earle B Wood principal of Riotville Grammar School is named to succeed Rev R White as Superintendent of public schools in Montgomery County He grew up in Frederick and Montgomery counties and studied at Frederick Male High School later teaching in Montgomery Frederick systems He served two terms as principal of Adams Town High School and left it in sound condition Pepper remains.
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Earle B. Wood
Montgomery County
Riotville
5. R. White
Peb
Wood
Frederick
Montgomery
Harry Riggs
St Goshen
Tims Ha
Washington
Adams Iowne High
Cantata of Roth Sees Visitation Academy Choral Delights
The Visitation Academy Choral Class under Mrs Mary Steckel Burck offered a moving cantata The Cantata of Ruth detailing Bethlem Judah Naomi and Ruth story with Ruths devotion and Boaz romance. The performance featured Miss Lucile Flannery as Naomi Miss Elizabeth Monroe as Ruth and choir members delivering stirring student renditions. The event ended with refreshments as staff and students praised the cantatas artistry and community hospitality. A separate report noted nine year old Wellie Geisbert injured by a falling jar on West Patrick and treated by Dr Ira J McCqurdy.
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Visitation Academy
Mary Steckel
Burck
Ruthaeius
Bethtechem-Judah
Naomi
Mesb
Jehovah
Elimelech
Iato Moab
Ruth
Orphs
Bethlehem-Judah
Orphe
Bethlahem
Gisan
Boaz
Praiss
Abs
Charles C Waters
Mies
Lucile Flannery
Neomi
Waa
Capital
Elizabeth Monroe
Bonz
Grhsa
Elizabeth Rodock
Anna Staley
Mary Brosius
Severs
Mesers
Markwood Harp
Emory Locbisntz
Seefer Phreeger
Frack Sappington
Faunt Ba Ray
Academy
Wellie Geisbert
Oslvia Geisbert
West Patrick
Ira J. McCqurdy
Remarkable Gymnastic Exhibition at Hagerstown
Ten Italian aerialists from the Imperial Viennese Gym Meet and the Baroum and Bailey circus will perform in Hagerstown on May 15. The act features a giant apparatus spanning the pavilion, with performers catching each other by hand and foot from sixty feet above. The troupe is billed as the world’s foremost aerial act and promises thrilling displays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baroum & Bailey Circus
Hagerstown
Pavilian
Electrical safety talk warns against unqualified work at stores
A Washington Devereaux of the Philadelphia Fire Underwriters Association spoke on electrical safety, warning against amateur repairs and urging use of experienced, insured electricians. The note lists reputable firms and cautions readers to seek guarantees and adhere to underwriter standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankie Tustivuta
Washington Devereaux
Philadelphia Fire Underwriters’ Association
Cartereaux
Coderwriters
Middie
Fire Alarm Phones Connect 300 Lines for City Use
Frederick County Telegraph Company wires 300 telephones to link Ebsthrea fire companies and issue alarms via operators. Subscribers urged to report fires to operators who relay to all companies without bias. Also, Stingers baseball seeks youths ages 10 to 12. contact manager B Rhoads at 243 South Market Street.
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Dadley Pigs
Frederick County Telephone and ‘Telegraph Company
Ebs Threa
Asadic
Ss Baseball
Stingers
B. Bowers
W. Bowara
BE. Webb
A. Grubbs
O. Doll
R. Harrleen
B. Rhoads
Mannager
M. Shirly
Seld
F. Storm
J. Rager
BR. Ricade
South Market Street
Young Maryland school chief named superintendent of Poyd’s district
For two years Mr Weed served as principal at the public school in Poyd's Montgomery county and has lived there since 1991 after marrying Miss Mary Lysight. He is tied to many Montgomery county families and politics though focused mainly on public questions and the school system. His teachers cluster in approval, with more than eighty of one hundred endorsing him for the post. The appointment marks a decorous, notable rise as one of Maryland's youngest superintendents. Waterworks officials say the city’s water system is in good condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weed
Poyd’s
Montgomery County
Mary Lysight
Biz. Weed
Montgomery
Griffitts
Biggs
Whitee
Shreves
Hinge
Weeds
Williams
Dever Hosen
Vbst
Baryland
Concrete Dwelling Foundation Underway Near Middletown
Work progresses on a fine large concrete dwelling for Mr. Lewis F. Kafauver along the electric road eight short miles east of Middletown. The foundation is being laid the stone has already been arashed and cement block work will start soon. The house will be 21½ stories and about 42 by inches in size, claimed to be the first concrete house in the Middletown valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis F. Kafauver
Middletown
Fraternal Events and Local Notices in Frederick Area
The list includes the Progressive Enchre party event at St Fredericz City Hospital Gila near Janier Hall on Thursday evening May 17 with free refreshments and sale of handmade confections at McCardell’s Williamson’s and Bennett’s. Also Grace He Sewing Society to host a Strawberry Festival at Park Hotel on May 30 and 31. Braddock Heights offers Stonehurst Cottage opening May 23 with Miss Garretts address for terms. A notice about arms drawing for “Silver Berrica” at 10 o'clock sharp and pool plus melco fees. Ice cream business opens on West Patrick Street with homemade flavors and free delivery from Blarin Bros. at 37 South Market near the bridge.
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Progressive Enchre
Bsne
St of Fredericz City Hospital
Gila
Janier Hall
McCardell’s
Williamson's
Bennett's
Peracus
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