Grand Whit Monday singing jubilee at Creagerstown grove
A grand singing reunion and Jubilee is planned for Whit Monday at the Creagers town grove near Mopocacy Bridge led by the Harmony and orchestral bands. Guest speakers will discuss musical culture and local harmony in Frederick county with classes marching from Leander Steil’s to the grove. Refreshments and a large crowd are anticipated in this substantial community event.
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Graceham
Rocky Ridge
Creagerstown
Trentvile
Walkersville
Jobo M. Ahatt
Cornet Band
Walsertrille
Mopocacy Bridge
Leander Steil
Frederick County
Creagersy Orr
Orphans Court Proceedings and Local Funerals
Orphans Court actions include final accounts for guardians and executors in several estates with inventories and distributions recorded. Funeral notices report services for A F Wilson and William August Kolb, with details on locations, officiants, pallbearers, and interment.
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A. F. Wilson
Morelog
St. Joseph’s Church
Father Hann
Charles M. Boyle
James Slifott
John Anderson
Samus Skinner
Sr. Joseph's Cemetery
A. T . Rice & Sons
William Auguatus Kolb
North Market Street
Osthorne Ingle
Bachbach
Arion
Mr. Olivet Cemetery
Obas
W. Roas
C. Winabrener
Henry Wiliams
Efchelberger
George Mi. Potts
Wilbur H. Onsall
F. Schroeder
Cramer Named Manager at Grand Atlantic Hotel
The Washington D C Daily Hotel Reporter notes Harry B. Cramer, cashier of National Hotel, is secured by Charters FE Cope of Grand Aulsavic Hotel Atlantic City and will lead the new Atlantic City hotel upon its June 10 opening. The paper extends best wishes to Cramer and Cope.
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Peremal Mentics
Washington, D. C
Sare
Harry B. Cramer
Charters FE. Cope
Atlantic City
Cramer
Mr. Cope
Pupils of Female High School Present Afternoon Entertainment
The Female High School pupils offered an engaging program this afternoon featuring recitations music and phonograph selections Mise Eilsenhausr elocution pupils will host an entertainment for friends on Friday evening.
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Mise Eilsenhausr
The Work of Death. Mrs L. O. Whipp Dies at Home
Mrs L O Whipp died at 10 o clock today at her Jefferson Paneras home after working Saturday. The obituary notes her longtime residence and the time of death, with no further details available in the fragmented text.
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Prizrsiville
Edith
George W. Pry
St. Mark’s Church
Jefferson
David Delauter
Geo. Baker
Robert Gordon
Clinton Kinna
Claude Ferrell
Roy Gordon
Hodges
Lutheran
Barpea
Metbo
L. 0. Whipp
Paneras
Lady Day of March in secular and church calendars
The article traces Lady Day as March 25, its religious significance, historical observances, and calendar shifts. It notes feasts linked to the Annunciation, mentions sainted figures, and recalls medieval ceremony details in Europe. It cites cultural reverence and varied observances across nations and churches.
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Christias
Caete
Noisy Roommate Sparks Pew Boarder Sleep Joke
A lighthearted exchange about a loud nuisance in a room next to someone, blamed on a pew boarder falling asleep. The quip frames the incident as humorous, with a punchline about the boarder’s slumber.
Senator Clingman and Lafayette Eulogy Recap in Senate History
The Washington Post obituary notes James W. Clingman as a notable senator from North Carolina. It covers his ascent from University of North Carolina graduate to long congressional service, his wartime Confederate roles, and his scientific pursuits shaping Mount Pisgah and the Smokies. It highlights his attendance record and influence on foreign affairs debates.
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Chiy
Senate Chamber
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Agdawn Jackson
Old Hall of Representatives
Quincy Adwis
Lafayette
Claylok
Trreen Famelf
Chiggresstian Vance
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Detwit
Washington
Perhapant Dla
Qeneburg
Charles Leo Jones
Clingman
Hitler
South Carolina
Yancey
Honey
Virginia
Chingman Bag Bon
University of North Carolas
Kepate
North Carolina
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Thas
Asariggs
Senate
Thor
O Urigata
Bisck Mountain
Smoky Mountain
Washington Post
General Johnson’s Bes and Brading T. Johnston
General Brading T. Johnson, recently moved from Baltimore to Richmond, has congressional aspirations but is not yet announced as a candidate for next fall. Rumor says his supporters would back him if a bot fight arises between Messrs. Wise and Ellett. Johnson, a former Richmond resident and state senator, formerly lived in Richmond, went to Baltimore in the 1870s, and returned about six months ago.
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Johnson
Bes
Tsiu
Brading T. Johnson
Richmond
Baltimore
Messrs
Wise
Ellett
General Johnson
Minneapoka and Grand Rapids to clash next week
May 13 report describes a game where Frederick’s Jam ue Gittinger starred for Grand Rapids. He hit three two base hits in three at bats while to right field. The Times notes Gittinger's terrific outing as the highlight of the contest.
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Minneapolis
Mino
Minneapska
Grand Rapids
Frederick
Gittinger
Grand Riida
Timaessa
Literary Notes Photographs Taken at Desk for Ladies' Home Journal
Pedetarles Oineyad Carlisle agreed for the first time since their halt to be photographed at their desks. The photos were requested by the Ladies' Home Journal to illustrate Ex-Preal Gent Harington's article on the State Department's daily workings for the magazine.
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Oineyad
Carlisle
Ladies’ Home Journal
Harington
State Department
Election of Epworth League officers at M. K. Church
Tonight after prayer meeting the Epworth League conducts its annual officer election in the Methodist church. A special business meeting of the Y P C S of the Lutheran church follows prayer time.
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Epworth League
M. K
Lutheranck
Patent Granted to Mr McCollntock Young of Frederick
Brief items note a patent granted to McCollntock Young of Frederick for a design related to a brush. County Commissioners appoint Lewis E Barrick as assessor for Dietrick No 8 and Charles J Hea ins District No 98.
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McCollntock Young
Frederick, On
Lewis E. Barrick
Dietrick
Charles J. Hea
Washing Money to Wash: Ammonia Cleaning of Notes
A curious tale describes workers in a hotel cash room using ammonia water to wash filthy currency. A cashier demands extra pay for handling dirty money. A pair of actors, Charlie Bigalow and wife, save $800 but lose clean notes to illegibility, then salvage six bills by washing them in ammonia and soap, restoring some value. A broader note suggests bankers and merchants may soon raise salaries to retain diligent help in handling money.
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Bea
Charlie Bigalow
Brest
Baker
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