Local Bits Touching Weather, People and Oddities
The brief items note May Street to host Memorial Day in Frederick, farmers finishing corn planting, and Whitaker store break in Westminster with little loss. Others mention Marionburg foundry in receivership, deaths in Rockville and Cumberland, a long Colorado tunnel project, and various local anecdotes and curiosities from Maryland towns.
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Frederick
Middletown
York
Martinsburg
Mariionburg Braes Foundry
Ahen Selby
Rockville
Brighton
England
T Potnia
James M. Sloan
United States
Baltimore
White
Westminster
Jease Lambert
New Windsor
Purely Personal Visitors and Travel Notes
Local residents and visitors listed include Harry J. Sahm on a home visit, Mrs. Judge Ritchie traveling to Philadelphia, Bruce D. Eile from Providence in Frederick, Annie Hargett and friend at Walkersville, Dr. F. D. Pahrney on business out of town, Elzey Waters of Towns end, Scott & Son in Baltimore, Mrs. B R. Nicodemue visiting her relative in Hagerstown, Edith Radcliff leaving for Liberty, Elmer L. Coblenz from Lancaster visiting family near Middletown, Walter Delauder planning study in Covington Indiana, and Vincent Sebold and William Mosrizon with Frederick men touring to Niagara Falls and other points.
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Harry J. Sahm
Judge Ritchie
Philadelphia
Bruce D. Eile
Providence
Frederick
Annie Hargett
Walkersville
F. D. Pahrney
City
Elzey Waters
Townsend, Scott & Son
Baltimore
BR. G. Nicodemue
Yareate
Jacob Barman
Pennsylvania Avenue
Hagerstown
Edith Radcliff
J. M. Radcliffe
Liberty
Elmer L. Coblenz
The
Theological Seminary
Lancaster
Middletown
Walter Delauder
Bolivar
Covington
Indiana
J. W. Mock
Middletown Valley
Messrs
Vincent Sebold
William Mosrizon
Emmitsburg
Ningsia Falls
New York City
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Cardinal Gibbons Visits Frederick for Cardinal Ceremonies
Cardinal Gibbons arrived in Frederick and was hosted by local families. He will celebrate private mass at the convent chapel and distribute communion to the Novitiate community. Confirmation and first communion rites will be held with grand ceremonies at the Novitiate chapels.
Maryland Classis Proceedings and Church Activities
The Maryland Classis of the Reformed Church continues its session in Westminster. Delegates discuss congregational record keeping, charge divisions, and licensure for examination. Reports show benevolent receipts exceeding the apportioned goal. Also noted is the Elksworth League indoors gathering with music, readings, and a social afterward, plus upcoming eighth anniversary events and a college cantata.
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W. G. Caughy
J. H. O’hourke
Deacor
Louis Meader
Hector Pappt
Edward Sweeney
Maryland
Thurmont
Apple's
Rocky Ridge
Creacerstown
Fred. Kramer
Hagerstown
Ezra, Lantz
Keedysville
Franklin Main
Washington, D. C
Lancaster
Xenia
Elworth League
M. E
Membeta
Reading
Adolphue Fearbake
Cornet Dolo
Robt
Nicodemus
W. Emmert
Messrs
Barry Hall
John Sylkirr
Owen Compher
Milton Woodward
Epworth League
M. G. Veener
W. J. McKenney
Jartata
Woman's College
German Baptists Hold Preparatory Meetings Ahead of Conference
The German Baptist executive committee met in Frederick over two days to discuss the upcoming annual convention. Contracts were awarded for fair kitchen and church counter construction to Carroll county firms, and Charles Zimmerman’s creamery will supply butter. Elder Hutchinson of Kansas plans a week of services on West Fourth Street starting Monday, followed by Prof. J G Royer’s Bible class work. Community involvement urged as meetings run daily until June convention, with Elder Trostle visiting from Kansas. About 20,000 visitors expected daily during the June event.
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The
German Baptist Church
Frederick
Carroll County
Fair Grounds
Charles Zimmerman
Hutchinson
Kansas
West Fourth Street
J G. Royer
Mt. Morris
Illinois
Monrovis
Brownaville
Antil
D.trostle
Trostle
Key Monument Association Souses Souvenirs Display
The souvenir committee placed a sale case in M C A rooms under Secretary E L Leonard to benefit the monument fund. Visitors are invited to view portraits of the poet his grave and other mementoes and buy them at reasonable prices to aid the fundraising effort.
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Key Monument Association
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M.C A
E. L. Leonard
Funeral for Bir George Selbert Held at West Fourth
The funeral was held at the late home on West Fourth street with Rev T Freeman Dixon of the Pressbyterian Church officiating. Pallbearers included George Stull Adam Railing Henry Lewis Alexander Woodward H G C DeGrange and Charles Megan. Interment followed at Mount Olivet Cemetery.
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Bir
George Selbert
West Fourth Street
Thureday
T. Freeman Dixon
Pressbyterian Church
George Stull
Adam Railing
Henry Lewis
Alexander Woodward
H. G C. DeGrange
Charles Megan
F. Schroeder
Mount Ol'vet Cemetery
Commencement Week at Woman's College Features German Program
The Woman's College hosts an unusual commencement week with an all German vocal and instrumental program led by the German class includes Die Wacht am Rhein and Wenn die Schwalben Beimwachts Zeihen. Commencement events run May 28 to June 3 with lectures, displays, and the address by Hon. W. D. Hensel.
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W. A. Hensel
Woman's College
Deutsch
Communion Vessel Theft Ties to Maryland Church Robbery
Robert Wallace, arrested ten days ago by Patrolman Tan keraley in Baltimore while disposing of gold communion vessels, was yesterd ay committed to jail by Frederick county authorities. Stolen from St Joseph's Catholic Church Carroll's Manor the vessels were identified after a Baltimore publication prompted Rev Joseph Pendergrast to view the items. Sheriff A C McBride planned to bring Wallace to Baltimore. Also noted are closing exercises at Brunawick Seminary on May 27 and 28 with a debate on compulsory education and an oration by Ernest Magaba.
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Robert Wallace
Tankeraley
Central District
Baltimore
Frederick County
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Carroll’s Manor
Bockeystown
Wallace
Joseph Pendergrast
St. John's Catholic Church
Frederick
St. Joseph’s Church
St. Joseph's Church
A.C. McBride
Batimore
Brunawick Seminary
Alanis C. Stewart
Irvin Mageba
Daniel D. Yost
Roy E. Benjamin
Ernest Magaba
Nona E. Conway
Rev
C. H. Rockey
Shepherdstown
West Virginia
Brunswick Celebrates Fourth With Town Meeting Agenda
A Friday night town meeting in Brunswick set plans for a July 3 celebration since July 4 falls on Sunday. Temporary officers were named, a joint arrangements committee formed, speakers invited, and bands contracted for music. Next meeting scheduled May 25 at 7 30 PM. Also noted are local illness updates for Elmer J. Smith and injuries to Alvak Shank.
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Brunswick
J. T. Martin
W. L. Gross
T. A. Ramey
Wm. Schnauffer
Gros
Firtward
P. Lyons
Samuel Kenney
Second Ward
O. P. Tormer
BE. O. Bratt
Third Ward
J. W. Arndorff
Geo. L. Wellingtos
U. S
A P. Gorman
Lloyd Lowndes
Blair Lee
Buchanan Schley
Ben. A. Kyd Douglass
Glenn H. Worthington
Hammond Urner
Cyrus F. Flook
John E. Cowen
Puble
Branewick Setufeary
Maretal
Martinsberg
Howettsville
Middletown
Taylors
Alvak Shank
Myerarlie
Dr. Lowman
Myersville
Tae Edward Schroeder Ison
Union Bridge to Frederick Mail Route Contracted
Mr. Reuben Sayler has contracted for the Union Bridge to Frederick mail route via Johnsville and Liberty. He will commence July 1, with departures from Union Bridge around 6:30 a.m. and expected arrival at Frederick about 11:00 a.m. The return trip leaves Frederick about 1:00 p.m., reaching Union Bridge around 5:80. He will carry freight and passengers.
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Union Bridge
Reuben Sayler
Frederick
Johnsville
Liberty
Fredonia Council Confers Third Degree at Regular Meeting
The Fredonia Council No 46 of the Odd Fellows held a well attended session last night. Eight candidates received the third degree and nine membership propositions were announced amid routine business.
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Fredonia Council
Closing Week Bridge Closing Out Prices Bargains
Opening day sales offer bold discounts on wool dress fabrics and blankets. Prices list examples from 2.57 a month to 1u and 50c, with new patterns in figured facard silks and wigged goods. Exceptional braid sets and bolero options emphasize cool weather wear for the season.
Local notices and strawberry fete details in town
Carpets cleaned with a new process promise full satisfaction, no tearing, dust removal by Excelior Steam Carpet Cleaning Co. Strawberry Fete runs 25 26 27 at Junior Hall with proceeds for Ladies Auxiliary M C A. Frederick Helect Orchestra concert each evening, snacks available, bold displays at Birely's Palace of Music, supplies for Singer machines at 73 N Market.
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Exceleior Steam
M.C. A
Frederick Helect Orchestra
Singer
Chey Gall
Binger Manufacturing Co
Cantata at the Convent: Fairies of the Seasons program
Agnesian Circle will present the cantata Fairies of the Seasons at the Convent on the night of the 25th at 630. Afterward the foreasic pupils of the H L M C will perform Dream of Fairy Lord. Wil Baila and C L Heffr note land sale and development on a parcel near Barklesville.
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Agnesian
Wil Baila
C. L. Heffr
Arnoldstown
Howard Beachley
Barklesville
Heffr
Antietam Monument Planned From Cannons at Station
A monument will be erected at Antietam Station named the Antietam bonement. It will be composed entirely of cannons arranged upright in cast iron sockets, which have arrived for the project.
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Antietam Station
Antietam
In the Law's Grip Charged with Harboring Bowie's Accomplices
Deputy Sheriff Benjamin Shaw arrested Lewis Smith and Columbus Thompson on charges of harboring Owen Bowie, the murderer of Charles Smith. Bowie remains at large as the two men were jailed yesterday.
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Lowir Lewis Smith
Columbus Thompson
Benjamin Shaw
Owen Bowie
Charles &M'Th
Bowie
Local Deli Promotes Free Soup Night at Bestein's
Local notice invites patrons to Bestein's tonight to sample Ciam Soup with all-you-can-eat free portions. The event highlights the deli's featured soup and generous offer to attract visitors.
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Bestein’s
Talks at the association and temperance meeting
Tomorrow afternoon at 820 Prof. Uyras Thomas will speak on The Bible and its Critics in the association building. The Woman's Christian Temperance Union holds a business meeting Monday evening May 24 at 730. No Vitascope tonight at City Opera House due to Decoration Day. Governor Lowndes to issue a May 31 holiday proclamation. Twenty three game wardens were commissioned for the county. Spencer Zimmerman, a confectioner, severely sprained left arm in a bicycle fall.
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Uyras Thomas
Association
Sesson
T. G
Woman’s Christian Temperance Gu’on
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