Frederick Railroad to Replace East Patrick Street Offices
Frederick Railroad Co will raze the corner buildings at East Patrick and Carroll to erect a fireproof brick and steel office on East Patrick Street and a rear freight depot on Carroll Street. The project includes a 70 by 42 foot office and a 45 by 100 foot depot, with a projected July 1 freight delivery and a total spend around 25 000 to 40 000 dollars plus recent new barns nearby. Auditor Bennett and aides relocate to the old paint shop as planning proceeds under engineer Oscar B Coblenz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Railroad Co
Kunkel
Il Away
Carroll Street
Patrick Street
Old Frederick
John Kunkle
Jacob M. Kunkle
Congress
Chaus W. Ross, Jr
Tyo
Kunkle
Frederick
Carrol and
East Patrick Streets
Carrol] Street
Diggale Heer
Parr Beyoot
Treigns
Carrol Street
Frederick Railroad Company
Linhoin
Bennett
Oscar B Coblentz
East Third Street
Jac. L. Green
East Patrick Street
Des
Offich
North Market Street
Western Maryland League Opens at Athletic Park
W. J. Bragonier rents the old baseball grounds at Athletic Park in Hagerstown for all Western Maryland League games. The opening double header is set for May 20 against the local Y.M.C.A. team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Bragonier
Athletic Park
Hagerstown
Maryland Classis Meets at Silvers ton May 29 738 A.M.
The Maryland Classis of the Reformed Church holds its ninety second annual meeting at Silverton Carroll county with open session and officer elections on Friday evening May 29 2 38 oclock. Sermon by retiring president Rev Colents of Ridgely Md. Discussion topics include Home and Foreign Missions Sunday School Ministerial Relief Publications and more. Representatives from most Maryland counties and DC attend totaling about four ministers and two licentiates, six congregations and many Sunday school members. Benevolence contributions reached 18166 and congregational funds noted.
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Maryland
Silverston
Carroll County
I. Ner L. Colients
Ridgely
Middletown Valley
Othe District of Columbia
WATS
Break in Government Dam Threatens Imperial Valley Irrigation
A government built dam on the Colorado River near Yuma is reportedly breached. A flood threatens the Imperial Valley as waters rise and the irrigation system, sunk cost, may fail. The break could end major water control and risk regional agriculture and power infrastructure.
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Yuma
Asia
Othe Unio
Colorado River
Uy Bee
Ieves
Iver
Lis
Imperial Valley
Government suit filed against Western Lumber Trust
Special dispatch from Washington reports a government suit filed in New Family to challenge the lumber trust. The action targets Western Lumber Trust and alleges restraints of interstate commerce as part of a larger legal effort.
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Washington
Agaist Linmin Niet
Western Lumber Trust Ht
Cox Freed on Perjury Charge in Covina Case
In Covina on May 2 at 2:28 PM Judge Dicheen freed Georg B. Cox after a special disputes hearing related to alleged perjury in a political chess car case brought by Gearse Cox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covina Olin
Umitinert
Gearse
Brief Items of Interest at Countiause Corridor Window
An incident in the Countiause building reports a window sash breaking in the lower corridor. The glass panes fell after the sash gave way, causing a minor disturbance and drawing attention to the area. No injuries are listed and no further details are provided.
Distinguished Churchmen Visit St John’s Parish in Honor
A visit by distinguished churchmen to St John’s Catholic church is planned for tomorrow. The program includes a 7 o’clock missa solemnis a high Mass at 18 o’clock, celebrant Fr Deery, and a confirmation for about 110 candidates conducted by Cardinal Abbons. The service features a choir with orchestral accompaniment and a procession if weather permits. A reception at St John’s Hall will follow, capped by an address from City Attorney Edward G. Smith. The Cardinal is to arrive tonight by train, dine at the rectory, bless statues at St John’s Cemetery, and depart tomorrow afternoon for Union Will counties to visit the Shrier family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John's Catholic Church
Deery
Elkridge Church
Pr. Bradley
Mt. St. Mary's College
Conlon
Rounod
Kyrie
Gloria
Sancius
Henedictus
Gounod
Innass
Agnus Dei
Leonard
Landi Slon
St Johns Hall
Edward 4. Smith
Fr. Kane
St. John’s Cemetery
Father Kane
Delliver
Cardinal
B&o
Unit Wills
Carroll County
Shrier
Buckey's Rats Triumph In Late Evening Ball Game
Buckey's Rats defeated the Red Era Soegal Cib in a late game as Wastler and Willer led the effort. Catcher from the Seril Cit team hid his right wrist while attempting to tag a runner at the plate. Batteries were Rats pitcher Sanders and Spanseller, with Sarecal Chul Willer and Waster in the field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckey's Rats
Soegal
Thas Wastler
Seril Cit
Rats
Ale Sanders
Spanseller
Sarecal Chul Willer
Waster
Subscriptions pour to honor Cardinal Gibbons and jubilee
Contributions totaling 70s arrive from St Johns Parish and churches across the northern states as part of a tribute to Cardinal Gibbons mark his 1ath anniversary as a cardinal and his golden jubilee as a priest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cardinal Gibbons
St John’ Parish
Among the Sick in Frederick Area Confined to House
Miss Lilie Hahn daughter of Mr and Mrs Abram Hahn of Tanestown was brought to the city hospital for pendient treatment after becoming ill. The report notes several residents from Frederick and nearby towns confined to their homes awaiting care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lilie Hahn
Abram Hahn
Tanes Town
Ie Ront
Advertising Pulls Quote by John Wanamaker
A quotation from John Wanamaker on advertising describes it as a persistent force. He notes quitting is unwise as advertising starts softly but grows steadily, exerting growing influence year after year.
Annual conference ends sessions of Lutheran mission society
The twentieth annual conference of the Woman's Home and Foreign Missionary Society of the Maryland Lutheran Synod concluded at St John's Church in Church Hill near Myersville. About twenty five delegates attended as reports highlighted growing activity, new Mission Bands, and a $10,000 pledge for the Nurses' Home and Training School in India.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutheran Church
Woman's Home and Foreign Missionary Society of the Middle Conference
Maryland Utheran Synod
St John’s Lutheran Church
Church Hill
Myersville
Ev. W. L. Nicoll
G. W. Baughman
Kathleen Beard
Thurmont
Mra. J. BP. Krechting
New Germantown
N. J
May Gaylor
Nicoll
Krechting
Louisville
Pv. Wiles
Society of the
Maryland Synod
Womn’s
Young People’s
I S. G. Rapp
Howard the Nurses’ Home
India
Synadical Society
S.C. P. Wiles
U.S. C Rupp
H. J. Fromke
R.A. Doll
Frederick County Christian Endeavor Union Convention
The annual convention of the Frederick County Christian Endeavor Union will meet at the Reformed Church in Middletown on June 8 and 9. Preparations are extensive and the event is billed as the largest and best in the union’s history with leading state speakers and an engaging musical program. Evening sessions will be held each night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fredericks County
Christian Endeavor Tunion
The
Reformed Church
Middletown
Flint Hill church to receive repairs from trustees
The Flint Hill church board of trustees met Thursday evening and authorized repairs to the old church including a new roof and window repairs. The building is used for festivals entertainments and exercises beyond church services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flint
South
Flint Hill
Improvements at the Methodist Episcopal Church Progress
Work on the church renovations continues with visible work on the front wall. Workers tear down the facade and stones are being moved by a skilled crew as plans accelerate the upgrades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Trick
Glasses Found and Returned to William Th Goffin
Lost glasses of William Th Goffin advertised in dna dows were located and returned to him after the paper circulated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Th Goffin
Sagan
Anniversary Observances at Multiple Churches Across Town
Tomorrow’s church schedule marks the tenth anniversary of United Brethren services at United Brethren church with morning Sunday school at 9:30 and platform addresses by Rev. Dr. Sherrick and Rev. Hummelbaugh. Grace Reformed, First Baptist, Methodist, Presbyterian, Trinity M E South, Church of the Brethren and others will hold morning and evening services, sermons by Rev. L. McLean and Rev. Dixon, Sunday school, and Epworth League activities with special music and guest speakers addressing church histories and Humble service themes.
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United Brethrat
E. A Hummelbaugh
Hirda
G. W. Sherrick
Gettysburg
P. S.C
Sherrick
Hummelbaugh
Wim. H. Blentlinger
Rocky Springs
U B
Charles L. Stokes
Board of Trustees
Reno S. Harp
Grace Reformed Church
EB. L. McLean
Methodist Episcopal Church
E. H. Lamar
Npworth League
Emma Engelbrecht
Presbyterian Church
Thomas Freeman Dixon
Trinity
Church of the Brethren
R. 4
Nedrow
Religious Services listed for multiple churches tomorrow
Evangelical Reformed Church and Evangelical Lutheran Church schedule morning and evening services with Sunday school times. All Saints Protestant Episcopal Church lists prayer, sermon, and Sunday school, plus Gospel Mission Chapel holds afternoon services at 2 pm and 7:20 pm with an invitation to all. Gospel Mission plans services in Lambert Building with morning Sunday school and afternoon preaching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
All Saints’ Protestant Episcopal Church
Donghiss Hooil
Reefer
Gospel Mission Chapel
Winchester Street
The
Gospel Mission
Lambert
West Patrick Street
Tible School
Rev Alonzo D Winters Service Schedule
Rev Alonzo D Winters announces usual services at 7 o'clock and a prayer and praise meeting Thursday at 7 20. Sunday school at Schleysville mission tomorrow at 2 40. Regular 7 o'clock services in effect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alonzo D. Winters
Schleysville
Heat Wave Persists as Rain Sparks Farce of Storm
Residents endure extreme heat with 96 degrees as the day’s high and 64 the low. Breezes fade then reappear amid predictions of a cooler spell from a distant front. A light shower to the west travels across the region, aiding parched crops and delayed corn planting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biaebo
Jupiter Pluvius
Carty Furniture Wins Prize in Window Display Contest
The Globe Wernicke Company named Carty Furniture Store among 34 U S stores winning prizes for best attractive window display of bookcases. Baltimore ranked 29th. Carty was 22nd. Frederick was the only smaller city represented among the winners. The firm received a congratulatory letter for its progressiveness. Confederate Memorial Day events set for Mt. Olivet cemetery on Saturday June 3 at 3 p m under the Alexander Young Camp of Veterans and the Fitzhugh Lee Chapter U D C. The program remains to be announced. A cattle drive near Jefferson saw one animal die from heat exhaustion while en route to the B and O freight depot.
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Carty Furniture
Globe Wernicke Company
United States
Baltimore
Carty
Frederick
Frm
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
Alexander Young Camp of Veterans
Fitzhugh Lee
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Abram Hemp
Jefferson
East South Street
PUBLIC BALES OF VALUABLE PERSONAL PROPERTY
A Maryland circuit court decree directs the sale of mortgaged personal property in Frederick City on May 22 1911. At 9 a.m. items include parlor and dining room furniture, beds, pianos, kitchen equipment, and household goods. At 2 p.m. the sale covers taxable bottling shop equipment, beer bottles, cash register, harness sets, bee hives, and related articles. Cash payment required. no removal until settled. Trustee Dor sey Etchison. Auctioneer Harvey Tr. Lease. May 11 13 15 17 19 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
Frederick Copnig
Maryland
Bergner and Engel Brewing Company
James BR. Wareld
Patrick Street
Predyerik City
Marsland
Chapel Altey
Frederick
Third
Fourth
James K. Warfield
National Cash Register
Dorsey Etchison
Harvey Tr. Lease
Sealed Proposals for Frederick Reservoir Lining
Proposals due eleven oclock a m June 1 1921 at the Frederick Maryland site office for fishing material and labor to line an eight million gallon reservoir. Information from the Engineer or Water Superintendent. Committee members listed including L A Rich and J D Crimmns. William H Boardman Engineer. Philadelphia address Walnut St May 26 27.
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Ocleck
Jime
Frederick
Maryland
L. A. Rich
J. Dbd. Crimmlns
J. L. Johnson
Frank F. Tyeryar
Fredericl
William H Boardman
Dtu
Walnut St
Philadelphia
Penna
aMay
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Frederick R. R
East Go
Carroll Streets
Frederick Railroad I
Mrely
Catrall
MD. Reformed Classis
Silver Sun
Against Lumber Trust
Geo. B. Cox
Freed
St. John's Parish
John Wanamaker
Christian Endeavor Convention
U. B. Church
DR. Sherrick
St. John’s
First Baptist Church
Trinity M. E. Church
Evangelical Reformed Church
Henri L. G. Kieffer
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Ulysses S. C. Rupp
All Saints P. E. Church
State of Ohio
Talco
Lucas County
Frank J. Cheney
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Hall
Frank Cheney
A. PD
Sealy
A. W. Gleason
Notary Public
J. Cheney & CO
Toc
S. Market St
Tod
Fred
Main
Braddock Knights
Nent
North Market St
Noth Market St
Innesturant
Court Street
B. Wertheimer
Aprischatt
Franklin Savings Bank
Aprigdge Port
Board of Aldermen
J. N. Schell
J. Ed. Schell
City of
J. EB. Schell
M. A. McCaffrey
City Register
Pesala Sleidh St Seey
H. System
Marton
Kentucky
H. Baker
West Philadelphia
Climax
National Casualty CO
Detroit
Mich
Wilson & Son
P.O
Harry G. Tritappe
Fourth Street
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