Cardinal Gibbons visits St John’s Parish confirms youths and urges abstinence
Cardinal Gibbons presided at 7 o clock mass at St John’s Church with a large crowd from diverse denominations. After the confirmation of 93 youths, he urged the teens to abstain from strong drink until age 21, and spoke on charity and social duty. A reception followed at St John’s Hall with City Attorney Edward J. Smith delivering remarks. The unveiling of statues in St John’s cemetery concluded the day with a blessing service and a procession mass.
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St. John's Catholic Church
James Cardinal Gibb
Holy Name Soviety
Francis Doory
Ehridge
Dy. Tierney
St.Mary’s Seminary
Andrew J. Conlon
Wen. Wane
Ceremaonit
Watson Schley
Bernard Brattirs
Mt St. Mary's College
Inunitaburg
G Fingden
St. Jorepa's Church
Emmitsburg
Naples
Tle
Fife
St. Joly
Cardinal Gibbons
Jem
Jesus Christ
St. John's Church
Cardinal Ans
St John’s Hall
Holy Name = Society
Edward J. Smith
Frederick
Mr. Smith
Baltimore
Idin
Ile
St. John’s Church
Ir Stephen McCabe
Buckeystown
Samuel Kavanaugh
Libertylow
Col
T. Herbert Shriver
Unlos Milla
Carroll County
St. John's Cemetery
Kane
Conlon
MeVabe
Kavanuiugh
Oneregation
Last Third
Milen Payne
Pr. Kane
Christ
Virgin Mary
John
the Evangelist
Hielelt
Munich
Bavaria
I. Peter Mantz
SS Johy’s Catholic Sunday School
Commencement Season Opens at Powhatan College
Powhatan College in Charles Town West Virginia begins commencement with a Friday musicale by the 12 ensemble, Saturday elocution and recital, and last night a baccalaureate sermon by Rev Julian Broaddus DOT of Virginia. Tassie graduation exercises follow, with a musical, field day on the cottage campus, and an address to graduates by Dr Warton Barbee of the University of Virginia. Graduates listed include Gertrude Crom Koteler Jessie Alma Webb of Brunswick and Michel Beatrice Movlan of Haustille.
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Powhatan College
Charles Town
Stil Dangerous Ill War News From France Patrol
An unclear note reports a war era situation in France with mentions of Pat and Premier Mons. It notes illness risks and ongoing efforts to manage danger amid tensions. The fragment references a war context and monitoring by authorities, with limited readable specifics.
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Sperial
Pat
France
Premier Mons
Tellawins
Inquiry into Steel Trust Opens in Congress
Special Dispatch reports on May 22 as the Senate committee chaired by Lafollette begins the inquiry into the steel trust. Key figures Leriver and Homatuls Leriver are mentioned amid the push to expose suspected monopolistic practices and price manipulation.
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Washington
I Lafollette
la Senite
Specu Ponse Comittee Tas
Steel ‘Trust
Murray not to resign as comptroller of currency
Washington says Lawrence O. Murray denied rumors that he will resign from the post of Comptroller of the Currency on May 22. No official action announced and no confirmation of any vacancy.
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Murray
Washington, D.C
Lawrence O. Murray
Peace Day Observed Across North America
May 28 is proclaimed Peace Day by Rev K Morris Ferguson with Sunday schools urged to pledge. The pledge urges keeping an international temper, discouraging sensational articles, supporting armistice policies, and backing international arbitration to settle disputes between civilized nations.
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North America
Kay Juni
K. Morris Ferguson
Bonday
Hold Up On South Bentz Street Ends In Confusion
A failed late night hold up on South Bentz Street ends with a wounded, frightened pedestrian, a sack used as a gag, and thieves fleeing as residents alarmed. One suspect called Alfred first name only, a dairy man, fled into the dark. Police investigate the chaotic scene as neighbors remain on edge.
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South Bentz
Uwe
Megrees
Alfrerdt
Asmar
Nile
Alors AM
Anit
Finnally
Finnally Strathtetend
Diaz to Make Paris Home After Mexico City Visit
Special dispatch reports President Diaz will depart on Thursday and plan his future residence in Paris following his visit to Mexico City.
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Paris
Mexico City
Sident Diaz
Thur
Poe Pr
Graduates Entertained at Braddock Heights Mountain Outing
Alums of Blue Ridge College hosted the group at Braddock Heights after meeting in Frederick. Rennet Smith of Clearspring led the party from Union Bridge to the resort by a special car. The day featured dinner, bowling, and mountain amusements for Prof. Ne Mair, H. R. Preckbill, P. F. Long, M. Roop, and other attendees from Maryland, Pennsylvania, and West Virginia.
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Ju. Rowland
Clearsprings
Rennet Smith
Blue Ridge College
Braddock Heights
Union Bridge
Frederick
T Ley
Prof
Ne Mair
Chambersburg
Abessis
King
Byron
W. Va
BR. L. Smith
D. P. Kaler
W. C. Smith
Woodsbury
C.C. Neaney
LeGore
Werman Beck
ML. Airy
Mil
BR. M. Stoclumen
Paul Smith
Peederoick
Visit to Union Cement Plant Draws State Officials
A gubernatorial and state delegation plan an excursion to the new cement plant at Union fridge on Saturday May 27. Governor Crothers and Governor John Koller of Pennsylvania lead the party, with Mayor Proston of Baltimore and other city and state officials expected to join.
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Severs
Union Fridge
Crothers
John Koller
Pennsylvania
Proston
Baltimore
Removing Sign At Marvel Theatre
A force of ads this morning took down the front of the Marvel Theatre which held the electric sign. The sign will be placed on the building, now being remodeled for their use. The Marvel will stay at its present location until June 3 when it closes until the new theatre is ready for occupancy by June 1.
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Marvel Theatre
Marvel
Frederick Market Prices Corrected May 22 11
Market update lists commodities with corrected May 22 values. Wheat No 2 Red 82. Shelled corn per bushel. Rye oats barley flour and feed prices across varieties. Potatoes 60 cents per bushel. cotton seed meal 31 to 52. Timothy clover hay values. straw and oats hay figures. Includes miscellaneous feeds and milling goods. mentions Howell and herbal cough remedy in household use. end of notes.
Anniversary Services Mark United Brethren Church Observance
The United Brethren Church observed its tenth anniversary with special decorations and morning and evening services led by Rev. Dr. Sherrick. Other local churches also held anniversary services, sermons, and Sunday School activities. a broad parish program continued through joint evangelistic events and midweek gatherings.
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Sherrick
United Brethren
Wiew. Pickett
Aliss Young
Wm. W. Pickett
Wan
H. Blemlinger
Guy ©. Uhlieger
Dr. Sherrick
Hummers
Keno S. Shirp
Religious Services Summary From Various Local Churches
Sunday services reported across Evangelical Reformed Trinity M E Epworth Saint Paul and other churches with pastors including Rev Henri L G Kieffer Rev Toko FP Rives Rev Pouglass Hooft Rev Dr Thomas Freeman Dixon Rev Alonzo D Winters and others. Morning sermons covered Looking Unto Christ Positive Religion and The Underman of the Underworld with evening themes Renewed Strength Satisfied With Our Own Righteousness and The Dissenting Opinion. Sunday school times noted and Ascension Day plans highlighted.
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Evangelical Lutheran Church
Ulysses S. G. Rupp
Oscar C. Dean
Theological Seminary
Gettysburg
Accident
Evangelical Reformed Church
Henri L. G. Kieffer
Elinor Markey
Lord
Dudley Buck
AH Saints Protestant Episcopal’ Church
Pouglass Hooft
Rod
Te Presbyterian Charel
Thomas Freeman Dixon
First Baptist Church
Alonzo D. Winters
Quarantine Encloses Pondbank After Smallpox Outbreak
Sixteen smallpox cases traced to Pondbank Franklin County near the Maryland line prompt quarantine and guards over six infected houses. Disease reportedly spread to Waynesboro, with authorities optimistic. Investigations link all cases in the area, including mild ones in Hagerstown, to Harrisburg as the likely origin of contagion.
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Pondbank
Franklin County
Maryland Line
Waynesboro
Hagerstown
Harrisburg
Glens Falls Insurance Company Statutory Showing 1931
Frederick court records the 1931 condition of Glens Falls Insurance Company of Glens Falls New York. It lists total income and disbursements for the year, gross assets including real estate securities and cash, and liabilities with capital and surplus figures. The document specifies balances due taxes and other required reserves and notes admitted assets and total liabilities.
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Cundensel Stat NT
Glens Falls Insurance Company
Glens Falls
Fie
I CO
United States
Wissen Ener Eens
Mar
Maryland
Office of Statis Insurance
Baltimore
Fireman's Fund Insurance Company
Bemierson C
Jart Insurance Cor
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Ol & Underwood
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Anders
Janes Cartinal Gibbons
England
Negroes Bay
Bentz Street
R. Paul Smith
Frederick County Farmers’ Exchange
Howell
Neburg
Herlain
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Church of the Brethren
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J. Welty Fahrney
Grace Reformed Church
E. Lo McLeaié
Methodist Episcopal Church
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Epworth League
Emma Engelbrecht
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Trinity M. E. Church
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Toko FP Rives
Mary Poole
All Saints P. E. Church
Presbyterian Church
New York
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Jersey
WM. Anderson
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Rainsburg Fertilizer Co
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Army
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Nannie Bigdun
Church St
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Market St
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Court Street
F. Wertheimer
Franklin Savings Bank
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Patrick Street
T. B. Johnson
W. M Smith
A. E. Fisher
New Central National Bank
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Orphans’ Court
Frederick County
David M. Devilbiss
Lizzie M. Devilbiss
Reno & Harp
Plymouth
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