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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 13, 1893

Page

8

Services and meetings fill church calendar citywide

A busy schedule lists Y M C A. meeting led by C G Myers at 9 am, regular services at St James Lutheran, a 16th sociable, and sermons by Rev S A Hedges. Epworth League anniversary postponed to tomorrow evening at Mt church with 545 start, plus TFP SC E topic Winning Souls by Rev Luther Kuhlman.

C. G. Myers St. James Evangelical Gatheran Church Luther Kuhlman Mite Society M. BE Biletown D. GC Wm. G. Bykes Lancaster Chas. E. Hubberd Philiadelphia Q A.M John Hubbard Amell Hubbard M. C. Gabrelian Beale Presbyterian Church Gabrelian Princeton University Princeton Theological Seminary Jefferson Medical College Philadelphia Armenia

Mary Stanton Funeral Held In City

Funeral services for Mary Stanton were held Thursday at 9:30 a m with interment at Greenmount Cemetery led by Rev Young. Pallbearers included Sharnes Stanley Davis Thomas H Charles Barnes Nick Nicholas and Burchard Dimmick. C Garry was the undertaker.

Mary Stanton Greenmount Cemetery Young Sharnes Stanley Dno. Davis Thomas H Charles Barnes Nick Nicholas Burchard Dimmick C. Garry John Gross Baltimore City Geogre Robertson Charles F. Carrol Thomas Speskes Robert Young A.F. Rice

Missionary Convention of Western Conference Women

The Woman's Home and Foreign Missionary Society of the Western Conference in Maryland held its second convention at Rohrersville Lutheran Church. Attendees heard welcomes from Mia Lillie Poffenberger and Emma Storey. reports by Mrs. J. D. Main and Mrs. A. B. Spielman, Baltimore synodical president, featured discussions on box work and home missions. Children performed a program, and Rev. Beard and Mrs. James highlighted local and Africa missions with emphasis on practical home mission efforts. The event drew a large congregation and closed with prayers and remarks on ongoing church work.

Boonsboro M. Miller Lelvernburg Beard Jerusalem Miss Miller M. L. Beard J. D. Main James Misa Lillie Poffenberger At. L. Beard Bertha Bee- Yer Elsie Stine Lillie McCoy Elsie Albaugh Hagerstown Ralph Young Walter Gillen Mr. Beard Miz. Beard W. HE Maine Greenland

News of the State and Region Highlights

Various items from Washington and Garrett counties include a house robbery near Sun Inn, local calls for reassessment law, and efforts to create a new Allegany Garrett county. Other notes cover Westminster Theological Seminary opening, a German citizen Peter Magen’s death, General Seth's resignation, memorial services in Cambridge, lumber deals in North Carolina, Antietam battle line work, a stabbing in Elston, and a jail escape attempt near Anne Arundel.

Westeriay Washington County James Nelson Sunn Prince George’s Ecounty Garrett County Allegany Garrett Westminster Theological Seminary Peter Magen Carrell County Jos. B. Seth Maryland Theodore P. Barker Christ Protestant Episcopal Church Cambridge W.H. Jackson Georgia Osman Latrobe Baltimore Antietam Henry Marcus Wilmington Del Arthur Hall Wm. Hall Elston Arthur John W. Willams Anne Arundel Jil

Petlomatesans Discuss Bound by Wit Debate

The Philomathesa Literary Society met at Remp Asil at 7:90 PM with recitations by Alien Robrback and Dr. Lloyd T. Mscgill Jr. A debate on whether a representative should be bound by constituents’ wit favored the negative. Plans for a May 2 public meeting were announced and a call against speculations in staple goods as crimes was made.

Petlomatesans Philomathesa Literary Society St Remp Asil Yerious Alien Robrback Lloyd T. Mscgill, Jr E. L Bobitz Jacob Robrback Nesh B. Cramer Thaddeus M. Biser Worthington Edward P. Gale Alva Miller Vincent Sebold

Apparent and Mean Time in Almanac Calculations

The piece explains how sun rise and set times differ between mean and apparent solar time using the May dates. It notes the equation of time and how to adjust mean time to apparent time by adding about 3 minutes 50 seconds around May 12, and further adjustments for sunrise and sunset. It also defines mean time as uniform and apparent time as read from a sun dial, with standard times tied to meridians and horizon visibility assumptions.

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Brilliant wedding links Indianapolis to Petersville native

An exhaustive wedding account reports Miss Mary Alice Claypool daughter of Mr Mrs Solomon Claypool and Ridgely Brown Hilleary marrying yesterday at 5 30 in the Claypool residence on North Illinois Street. Details include ceremony by Rev Joseph A Morbn and a reception for about a hundred relatives and friends with gowns bouquets and a diamond pendant gifted to the bride.

N. Tllinois Street Lohengrin Mary Ford Roby Faria Terre Baate Joseph Anthony Mo Burn Second Presbyterian Church Misa Jeen Hartlaon Chicago Richard Sanderson Hilleary Roanoke Besele Hord Caroline Malott Misa Eleanor Smith Mise Slary Campbell Crawforgile John W. Claypool Horace Hord T. West Burgee Plessant Grove Hi. P Ose D. Burgee Fountain, Mills H. Linthicum Washington Bbec Charlton Leah Watkins Cedar Grove Lola Lawson Green Valley, End Nannie Steiner Frederick Maurice Wolfe Linden George Downer J. W. Garnett Washington,d. C Gebe Lewson Green Valley Mr. &Igichan Mics Delis Walker Browningerille Frederck Junction Baltimore Relt Abs

Comparative Divorce Statistics Across Nations

In Ireland the divorce rate averages one per 400000 people while the United States shows 97 per 100000, the highest outside Japan where 645 divorces per 100000 are recorded. This set of figures highlights wide variation in marital dissolution across regions.

Ireland United States Japan

Darkness and Light Reflections and Memorial Day Plans

A letter discusses spiritual darkness and light, urging self examination and aiding others in darkness. The article then reports Memorial Day plans by Arthur Post No. 41 G A R Bramitsburg with Massasoh Tribe No. 43 and Vigilant Hose Company. church services at the Methodist Church in Emreitsburg May 28 and a parade with full post and Sons of Veterans attendance.

Exmitet Arthur Post Bramitsburg Massasoh Tribe Chorsl Union Willarniekh Emmit Corner Les Grand Army Methodist Emreitsburg Post Sons of Veterans

The Work of Death Mrs John Dion

Mrs John Dison oldest daughter of Gertison and Carole Warfield of Tibens died at 2 50 yesterday from a complication of diseases aged 45. This is the first death in a family of nine grown children. The funeral will be at the M E Church in Urbana at 2 o clock tomorrow. Interment at M E Cemetery Steighstews M E Cemetery.

John Dion John Dison Gertison Carole Warfield Tibens M. E Urbana Internment Steighstews

Local market faces chicken shortage as spring supplies bloom

The Warket mentions a rare abundance of perishables with chickens scarce and garlic-tainted milk a complaint. It lists spring produce and prices from butter to berries, noting lamb as a prime meat while festive fowl are absent. Various prices for eggs poultry meats produce fish and fruit accompany the market scene.

Doran Porterhouse Bermuda Ratisbes Bensnas

Wheels That Are as Good as Money

Tepresent being as good as money can buy. Try them on the road and in the street before you buy. Don’t rely on others opinions, judge with your own cool judgment after you have tested the wheel. T. Delapisine at THE News Office Frederick Md. Say you sew it in The News.

Tar News Jesson Bissed T. Delapisine Frederick, Md

Progress on B and C Railway Construction Near Ridgley

Work continues with over seventy men at Bigley near Ridgley as the Bettimore and Cumberland line pushes westward toward West Virginia Central tracks. A 400 foot long cut through Knobley mountain will connect lines, with an eventual tunnel four miles ahead and several miles of heavy work before river crossing near North Branch. W. E. Verter supervises the project with Ives assisting. J. B. Candy leads the walking boss team with four pit bosses. No contracts issued yet.

B. & C. Railway Bettimore and Cumberland West Virginia Bigley E. Kncbiey Mountain Sapur Baltimore and Cumberland West Virginia Central Ridgley Andes North Branch W. E. ‘Erter West Virginia Central Railroad Cers Ives J. B. Candy

Westminster Seminary Anniversary and Commencement Schedule

Westminster Theological Seminary marks its eleventh anniversary with services starting Sunday the 28th in the Methodist Protestant Church. Rev. J. T. Ward delivers the annual sermon. Rev. Thomas E. Conlbourne speaks for the Board of Foreign Missions. alumni sermons follow. graduation occurs Tuesday the 30th with theses and diplomas. Nearby notes include a divorce decree for Anna Smith and Charles W. Smith, a serious injury to Joseph L. Sharrer, and a summer priester school announced for July 16–22. train schedule changes for the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad alter several daily departures and arrivals through the week.

Samuel Wil Eames Geneva N. G Circuit Court Carroll County Nate Smith New Windsor Ansband Charles. W. Smith Peter’ Magin Bavaria Germany Bloom Carrol County T the Lutheran Church Smallwood Joseph L. Sharrer Keysville George Repp Episcopal Church Holy Gross House Westminster

New Clover Worm Threat Seen By Maryland Farmer

John Heflebower of Keep Tryste Maryland reports a new worm feeding on clover leaves after examining a farmer’s field in London County Virginia. The pale red worm is rapidly devouring clover tips and may ruin crops if warm weather does not allow growth to outpace the infestation. Heflebower notes the pest appears widespread yet unseen by many farmers. Agricultural College commencement events at Maryland College in Prince Georges County are scheduled for June 11 to 14 with sermons, field day, base ball, diplomas, medals, drills, and dances planned.

John He Heflebower Hefilebowers Mercer Literary Society Colege College Reeirvalem

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