Baltimore City Notes and Regional Shuffle in State News
Baltimore reports several names tied to visits and moves across counties. Karel Orndorff of Hagerstown returns from Frederick while others like Miss Miller of near Pearl move through the region. A job change at the National Business College and a bookkeeper position for E R Marshall are noted alongside a Philadelphia divorce acknowledgment.
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Baltimore
Mies’ Miller
Pearl
This County
Philadelphis
Hamilton
Hagerstown
Karel Orndorff
Frederick
Lough
Stational Business
Faehim
E.R. Marshall
Blinche
Ramaburg
Winches
Preaching for Souls and the Call for Strong Church Leaders
A religious sermon passage emphasizes the duty of a pastor as a soul winner and ambassador of Christ. It rails at worldliness, urges godly leaders to comfort the mourning, and stresses accountability to God for every word. The note also mentions an August church meeting and installation events in Maryland and Hagerstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ
Church of Christ
Siliocese
Maryland
All Saints
Episcopal Church
Geo
St-Blar Church
Hagerstown
Bi - Welcome
Dren
Firestone
Gb! Smith
Loy
Alra
Best
Douglass
Arion
Yeakle
Afamie Shxiner
J. T. Brossous
Newton
Albert
Choras
Missionary Society Holds May Meeting at Pleas ant Hill
The Missionary Society at Pleasant Hill held its May meeting and service Sunday night with strong attendance. Officers were reelected for another term and the program featured choir music, instrument accompaniments, recitations by Mrs Stone Roy Thomas and Miss Elster Fox, and a solo by Mrs Toms of Rocky Springs. The Aristien Graces were performed by ten young girls in white, with remarks from the pastor Mr Hench. The next service is set for Sunday evening June 17. A Reform Guild meeting followed with Recitation by Miss Jane Staley and teaching by Rev Dr Bechbsch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panla Missionary Society
J.pleasant Hill
Stone
Roy Thomas
Mise
Elster Fox
Toms
Rocky Springs
Reformed GuLp
The
Reformed Church
Frank Leslie's Popular Monthly June issue highlights
June edition features portraits and memoirs from prominent figures including Gladstone, Peters burg mine explosion scenes, and a large study of horses in trade by Alvan Southworth. Also showcases agricultural notes by A Moore and seasonally illustrated pieces by Rockwell Croffatt Beard and Fosdick. Auctioned cures for consumption advertised.
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Frank Leslie
Frank. Leslie
Gribayed
Ind- Cline
Lnst
Gladstone
Howard Paul
Joseph Becker
Leslie's
Petersburg
Alvan
Southworth
Pruett Share
A. ¥. Moore
Atlanta Constitution
James M. Smith
Georgis
Helen BR. Rockwell
Bessie B. Croffatt
Merris - McCullochi 3
J. Carter Beard
Tudor Jenks
J. William Fosdick
Patriot graves emit memories of Revolutionary era heroes
The passage recalls sergeant Lawrence Everhart of Middletown cemetery who died in 1840 and fought in the Revolutionary War, credited as a rescuer of Washington at Cowpens and Brandywine. It notes his later ministry and includes soil samples from graves of Roger Neson, Col. Jobe Lynn, and Francis Key, linking them to battles and notable service from Yorktown to Braddock's Spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Lawrence Everhart
Middletown
Washington
Cowpens
Brandywine
Lafayette
Wallste
M. E
Asbury
Charles W. Hoffman
Roger Neson
al Salata
Maryland
Guildford
Entow Springs
Yorktown
Congress
Jobe Lynn
Mt Olivet
Camden
Braddock
Fort
de Quesnen
George
County Correspondence Reveals Whit Monday Festivities and Flood Damage
Community notes from Martinsburg and nearby areas describe Whit Monday events, church gatherings, and visits. Reports mention a German Baptist love feast in Brownsville, storms causing flood damage, and farmers replanting corn after heavy rains. Local residents recover from illnesses and travel to see relatives while rain and hail disrupt activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lime’ Ktin
TL. T
Nyrs
Ahalt
Birs
M. H. O. Beachley
Near
Mamie Boyers
Turbulent Farm Incident and Local News Sparks Police Interest
fragments describe a violent event on a farm near Krantz's barn with a dog and a man shot by Joseph Meldenovich on a Saturday. report mentions John Haier's death from a bullet wound on Centre Street Freeland after robbery and other scattered notes from Springfield Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akruck
Ae Krantz
Joseph Meldenovich
Harry Gonko
Satuday
Frederick
Highwsymiex
Hazretoy
John Haier
Drifton
Centre‘street
Thor Hfare
Freeland
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