Convention of Maryland Virginia Church of God Meeting
The S S Convention of the Saudry schools of the Church of God of Maryland and Virginia met at Edgewood with about forty representatives. Rev Murray of Uniontown led the sermon. Officers elected: President Rev Carter Woodsboro, Vice President Rev Murray, Secretary Rev Amos Reynolda. Topics included Sunday school teaching aims and teacher qualifications. Afternoon sessions discussed ethical teaching and union value, with services at 7 o clock under WGM Society oversight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saudry
Church of God of
Maryland
Virginia
Church of God
Edgewood
Tig County
L. F. Murray
Uniontown
M. Carter
Woodsboro
Stev. L.-F. Murray
C.- Amos Reynolda
Garpers Verry
W. Va
Vk, Betts
Carrollton
wRev
C. A. Reynolds
F. Murray
Mise Jésniette Barrick
Woodeboro
Willan “Kolb
Cts
Waas
Thive
Akunday
W. G.M. Society
Vitalula
Personal notices from town navigate family travels
Purely personal items list residents visiting relatives and moving plans. Obades Colling and Mrs Fannie Webb travel for business and visits. Mrs W N Jolliffe and two children visit Winchester. Dr Albert L Pearre and family relocate to Clifton for summer. Mrs Joseph E Chew and children visit Brunswick relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Obades Colling
Collins
Fannie Webb
Oxford
Mies
Jes
Gentriek
John Kiine
Wayhupstol
N. Jolliffe
Rockwell Terroo
Winchester
Frak Webb
Moa
Wm. B. Jamce
South Market
Stre
Charles P
Levy
Albert L. Pearre
Clifton
Joseph E Chew
Brunswick
Death notices and survivors listed in local obituary
An obituary column notes the death of Mrs. Jota A. Schaef and several relatives including George John B. Schaef fer and Anis E. Waskey. Survivors include two sisters and other family, with services at the late home and Olivet church. Walter C. Kerr is mentioned in connection with a church presidency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schaef
Magy
Court Takes Charge Of Hotel Property Receivers Appointed
Court takes control of a York area hotel after a dissolved partnership. Receiver William Foust of Glen Rock and Howard Wertheimer and David Lowenstein are key figures. The December 21 expiry date and a sale price around 37 000 are noted. The receivers will manage the hotel in the interim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rian Teat
David Lowenstein
Charles Wertheimer
Sane
J York
Wiliam Foust
Glen Rock
Howard
York
Fast
Uggand & Vogt Fee Meskne Loweixteln
Wertheimer
Comet Outlook Nearing Sun as Brightness Predicted
Observers at Frukiindk Mir shall College and Goodcell observatory Northfield compute the comet's setting and rise times during May. Forecasts expect the comet to brighten after conjunction, reaching about ten times the brightness seen earlier in the month, with visibility affected by approaching full Moon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Binet
Frukiindk Mirshall College
Goodcell Observatory
Northfield
Guy
University Extension elects officers and speaker at Kemp meeting
The University Extension Society held a 7.30 pm meeting in Kemp where reports were received, officers elected for the year, and a lecturer selected. The program includes a talk on The Recovery of Forgotten Empires by Dr Banke from February 3 to March 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sun
Biipoaks
University Extension Society
Kemp
Tearbalth
Martin Made Manager Amid Railway Reorganization
George W. Martin, former controller of the Cumberland Valley railroad, was elected president and general manager of the Washington Frederick and Gettysburg Railway. The line runs in western Pennsylvania, connects with Pennsylvania railways at Philipsburg, and links Osccols coal route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Martin
Muperin
Qumberland Valley
Wunshington
Frederick
Gettysburg
Ning 4
Atcond
Phillipaborg
Suajuchagua
Pédnaytonhia
Pennsylavia
Vuillipaborg
Frederick Men's Association to Meet at Mason Temple
The May meeting of the Frederick Musineds Men's Association is set for tonight at 8 in the Mason Temple on the second floor. President Sites’ Gamabrill urges higher membership and attendance, sending out notices for a large turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Masonlé
Temple
Gamabrill
Lus
Ja.cheukir
Meinders
Gim- Wil
Aureting
Thalters
Hitebest
Vaudeville Bill at City Opera House Tonight
Vaudeville night at City Opera House featured Captain Atkinson’s sharp shooting and a strong jugglers act with praise. Sights include Biograph's Love Among the Roses, a mythical tale in Never-Never Land with engagements and romantic entanglements set among floral bowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Opera
City Opera House
Captain Atkinson
Rehan
Ie Alvo
Biograph
Motter Named to Key Banking Post in State
The appointment of Mr Motter to a major banking position was approved by Governor Crothers. The commission covers banks and financial firms with duties including testing and salary set at 2000. Motter, longtime banker, previously with National Bank and Eximburg Savings Bank, will oversee operations with partner firms and directors, including Motter Bro Co. Conducted by Messrs. Lowia and Guy Motter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slonera
Daiteit
Feist
Ation
Onratio
Central
Rabpoktaeas
Goverdor Crothers
Mutter
Fredaétok
Ayas
Bual Dd
Cruat
Callud
State Bablis
Gomminaloth
Balad Ee Motter
Rev. M. Motter
Prevegiek and
Armeabkrel
Motter
C Bankgr
Fas
Bank Ag Buskess
Bint National. Bank of
Eximbeburg Savings Bank
Ats
Tiefier
Mather Broa, & Co
Mears
Lowia Sud
Guy Motter
Baker and Dovall Named in Local Notice
Local brief lists names Baker WM D Baker Samuel A Dovall in a damaged notice with unclear context and date. Contains scattered initials and partial identifiers from a community record or legal notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker WM. D. Baker
D. Baker
Tramdawan
Samuel A. Dovall
Recital in College Hall Showcases American Songs
Dr Jackson returns to Frederick for a concert in College Hall on May 7 featuring a wide program of American songs and modern works. The recital, praised for its clear interpretation, includes Handel and Bayde style pieces and aims to attract music lovers with a diverse repertoire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fon Dickson
Sin Bae
Hilmelt
Oes
Jacknon
Frederick ‘Taryn
Chartle
Funeral Held For Taitha Eaworthy at Local Church
Interment followed the service at the graveyard adjacent to the chapel. I Schroeder served as funeral director. The ceremony took place yesterday at 10 am at the Me Carme church with Rev B Ruley officiating. Pallbearers included John and Jacob Welcam Witlats James Samuel O'Brien and Solomon Phillips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mers
Jacob
I. Schroeder
Atra
Taitha Eaworthy
Pines
Fig Bar
Smatel
Schroeder
Local residents report widespread illness and recoveries
Several city residents are listed as sick or recovering. Individuals named include Mr. Pain Kaedr Mrs. Charles Warkstor Mr. Mor Schiltz Charles M Hag an and David Rice all noted as ill with some capable of leaving home or moving about again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pain Kaedr
Katieurdette
Fifth
Samuel Hedges
Charles
Warkstor
Mor Schiltz
M. Hagan
David
Ely
Baltmore
Mery Simmers
West Pitrick Street
Objection by heirs in estate case over fees and heirs
Objections were raised in a probate matter concerning the estate of Mrs Katherine Lawson against executor J U Law ton. The hearing noted a fee of $1 013.76 and referenced related parties including heirs, siblings, and attorney appearances by Newman Worthington and Harp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orphinin
Colitt Wei
Lawson
Mras
L. “Lawson
J. U. “Lawe
Ate
Hia
Ad Eigtore
Lala
Uri
Dorney Kin Mia
Géneuh
Waters
Lee-Lewiv
Weed
Areton
Promise
Urner
Horan
Iar
Newman
Glenn A. Worthington
Bapp
Harp
Local notices and events in Frederick area
A mix of schedules and notices announces a Sunday May 15 train from Frederick at 9 40 a m to connect with the Hikina Express from Baltimore arriving 11 30 a m. Late bus for Hagerstown May 10 leaves Frederick 10 30 p m with other local timings and a Board of Aldermen meeting notice for May 1010. Also advertised are the Marvel Tonight program at the theater, a Strawberry Delight Sundae offer, a baseball mention at Athlete Park May 14, and travel from Baltimore to Frederick with $1 25 fare on Sundays. Public notices invite residents to attend the aldermen hearing on proposed ordinances regarding city improvements and utilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Thure Mont
Baltimidré
Hageratown
Beddock
Anoxsaon
Board of Aldermen
Groner Bowano Sutra
Drill corps exhibition at Siraitta event
A fragment notes a drill corps exhibition led by Knight Bevel preceding a reception. The piece mentions special music and a theater or tavern setting as part of the event program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drill Corpe
Knight
Eal Progradi
Mander Bevel
Tavtheon
1914 Was Humanity Advancing Without 1916
Fragmented OCR notes discuss Dr. Lyon and a theory about dating humanity’s progress to 1914. Mentions Harvard museum visitors, King Herod, and a confusing timeline claiming Herod died in 749 and a ruler began a nine year reign ending in 70 percent. The text is garbled with many errors and unclear conclusions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyon
Harvard
Herod
Tgt
Hellef
Archia
Will of Christopher Mark Probate in Orphans Court
The will of Christopher Mark of Brunswick is probated in the Orphans Court. He bequeaths property to Eroica Virginia Hathaway including Lots 19 and 20 in No 9 with improvements. Other heirs listed include William Kam Fracktin Maro of St Va and Catherine Ky with shares and contingencies noted in the chaotic text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christopher Mark
William Kam Fracktin Maro
St Va
Washington
Mark
Puindeebee
Catherne
Onrback
Pool Tourney At Hankey's For Amateur Championship
A twenty five game pool tournament titled the Amateur Championship of PardErick City will be held at Hankey's Pool Parlor starting the week of May 23. Open to all classes with three prizes including a loving cup. Entries close Sunday April 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hankey's
Camateur
Parderick City
A. Hankey's
Aurtor
Patita MN AGriene rae ' Y,. wo SK: Game called, 4 o'clock.
The fragment lists prices and events at a local venue with mentions of skating, bowling, and pool. It references Braddock and Frederick events tonight and shows price ranges from $3.95 to $7.25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patita MN Agriene Rae
Segoe Doel
Braddock
Apa
Frederick
McCardell's
Crscoiates
Boba Aos
Local notices and festival listings in Frederick area
Frederick Coltexe and Duffey seek opportunity for special work in nursing and education at the college. The Strawberry Festival invites applications for volunteers while the Woman's Christian Temperance Union hosts an ice cream and strawberry sale on May 14 at 107 North Market Street with home baked goods and local produce for sale. People may dine and shop at Bennet Hotels on Patridge Street and surrounding events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Coltexe
Duffey
Nurerwie
Hen. Durrer
L. K
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Atreet
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the Daily News
Palmetto Ranche
Mtlago
Boverdors- To
Weather Bureau
Hargett &Co
D. Bauugardder
Murrel
Collanoreia Speritore
Casinofret Choicolitest
McCirdell
Railroad Co
McCartiel
Bros. Buble Sali
Dresxode -Nehilg &Jhor
Moser
Vandevitte
S.S. Convention
Prograt Church
Walter C. Kerr
Walter C. Bere
Church, Kerr Co
Sunda
Court
Ha Spoysi
University Extension
Martin
Wa Fe Gi
Phillipsburg Road
Association
MR Motter
Cominissionee
Downes
Frederick Man
Citizens' National Bank
Frederick, MD
Diri
Jeors
Hautes
Daveran Bann
Dente
Talaly
Ie Neon
Ate En S Bank
Dineum
Shango
Joan H.tendricaon
Teephone
Cathy
Indin
Sethe
John B
Sandrigabon
Su Suinier
Neil
Willliambon's Drug Store
Ube
Rexall
Archiron's
Rpiomas P
Ride
Ult
Vownias
Bimeron
Atv
Saor
Myensville
Odakitt
Pranei
Piiaoe
Sears
Sitael
Eensville
Hruceville
Cramer & Stauffer
Jramer & Reraa
Moog
Damaiown
Don Ore
Acta Fara
Sapcoyorrorag
Young &Staley
Staley
Hroply
IKE Insurance | Pty
Dramin
Leander
McCanpzit's
Gani
Theh . Wey A - Urea
South Market St
Frederick Railroad Company
Baltimore and Retara
Mencino
Baltimore
Sibed
Erik Gosia
Graudvid
Victor
Butte
Orenatons
Satands
McCanpais
Hooker Wilson
Tore
Rosary Patehen
Sore Bennet
Patrigh Ateeet
Haan
Bok
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