Reports Heard by Reform ed Classis at Walkersville Meeting
The Classis of Maryland Potomac Synod of the Reformed Church assembled at Walkersville resumed sessions with devotional services led by Rev. Atrille Conner. Parochial reports were read by multiple pastors and elders, officers were elected, and financials reviewed, including pledges to benevolent funds and church debts. The meeting adjourned late afternoon pending continuation tomorrow with further readings and assignments for visiting ministers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walkeraville
Classis of
Maryland
Potomac
P. E. Heiner
Thurmont
C. E. Wehler
J. A. Ditzler
J. M Motter
Frederick
T. Land
Manchester
J. W. Rieinecke
Westminster
B. J. Higbee
Emmitsburg
Jdward Iingaman
Clearspring
EH. E. Weaver
Boonsboro
John Gilds
Aston
Arthur Day
Methodist Church
Walkersville
Guy P. Bready
AJ. Herman
E. B. Weaver
Alvidle Conner
Ultimate
Methodist Episcopal Church
Walkers
J. D. Thomas
Adamstown
Lutheran Church
Wajhersville
David J. Wolve
Tanesivwh
Woodsboro
Charlie
Zio
C. Troover
Stun
Carroll County
St. Mark's Church
Baltimore
J. Ranck
John Frever
St. Paul's Reformed Church
H. Potterer
J. Edward Kiingaman
Reading
Lord E. Cobleniz
St. Paul's
Qard
Classis
Conrad ‘Lever
Hagerstown
Silas M. ‘Eath
Cavetoun
Barton RB
Arnahan
Mt Pleasant
Atville
St. Luke's Church
Balhwere
David Wolfe
Tannstown
Barton HH. Ranch
Third C
Gay P. Bready
S. Charlies Hoover
Silver Run
Marion L. Firor
Sabillasville
Literary societies hold meetings at Glib High and local church school
The White Literary Society of Glib High School held a regular meeting with Hattie Himbury presiding. Members recited, read, and noted journal entries. The Loiefellow Literary Society at Mast Church Street School followed with a similar program led by Hua Rhoderneck and Ruth Shedfeld. The Maryland Girls Club of the Bap Church Street School closed with reports and a varied program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glib High School
Hattie Himbury
Mary James
Mary Eyler
Louise Wildman
Catharine Besant
Florence Schraeder
Minerva Root
Martie Lipscomb
Tleaner Merte
Thee Myers Hour
Thebna Thest
Judth Shipley
Irma Bradshaw
Carn Cook
Ez Fine Dutrow
Carmen Kisppt
Lulu Garber
Loiefellow Literary Society
Mast Church Street Sehont
Hua Rhoderneck
Mary Bussard
Ruth Fair
Maryland
Reading
Kathleen Michael
Marion Kopp
Pauline Engle
Ruth Shedfeld
Helena Klipp
Pauline Rothenhacfer
Church Street
Clara Smith
Mamie Bwope
Jessie Ebert
Sony
Mata Street
Reed
South Gate
Mabel Fisher
Mario
Clark Os
Miss Bde Senaeler
Jessie Bert
Louise Hasler
Sarah Glege
Katherpe Heraie
Washington Woman Fined for Drunkenness in Court
In Poilee headquarters Maria Washington colored, an old offender, faced charge of drunkenness. Judge Dennis fined her five dollars or fifteen days in jail, claiming it would allow her to sober. She retorted she would be sober long before that time. Sheriff Honard holds five women and 624 men as prisoners. Alexander Bowie colored, with prior infractions, fined two dollars for liquor sale on Sunday and without a license. this was his sixth arrest in recent months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maria Washington
Poilée
Dennis
Washington
Sherif Honard
Alexander Bowie
Bowie
Rally at Rockville and County Oratorical Contest Held
Molson county school rally at Rockville drew students from all districts as the State Board of Education directors attended. The annual oratorical contest for prizes by Brainard Warner featured three groups: high schools, grammar schools, and one and imaroan schools. First prize in the high school class went to Ede and S Prescott of the Reckyle School. second prizes to Guy Neel of the Hersburg and Tant Twombly of the Kensington play in the tran smer school census, and Edsar H Logan of the Woodside school. Jonathan Baker of Lawionsville district won third. Second place to Wightman Smith of Clarksgure district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Molson County
State Board of Education
Rockville
Hrainard Warner
Con Pstamis
Graiitar
Imaroan
Ede and
S. Prescott
Reckyle
Stabbing at local area shocks city police report
A police officer reported a hurried car near a Greek restaurant and a fatal stabbing at a nearby location. The unnamed victim, identified as Lewis Duncan, was found after a struggle and transported from the scene. An initial explanation was given before the suspect was guarded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams
fReudaquarters
Rabber
Dante
Lewis S&s.dncan
Obituary Notices Open With Local Figures’ Deaths
The article lists multiple obituaries and death notices from a Frederick County area. It notes the death of Nicodemus Barked, details about his life, a service at Philadelphia’s church, and mentions relatives and funeral arrangements. Other notices include the deaths of Mrs. Martha Wlannigan and Sarah Elizabeth Leighhart, with locations, family ties, and service plans in Maryland and nearby states.
Nicodemus Nicodemus obituary and family notices
Obituary and family notices for Nicodemus and Mrs Green recount long lives in Maryland area. Nicodemus son of Isaae Cl and Susannah IL born near New od in Fredgertick county educated in public schools and taught at several towns. He engaged in merchandise, taught school, and served as bank secretary. Mrs Green, widow of Zacharias, died age about 79 near Walkersville after paralysis and a prior stroke. The notices name surviving children and relatives and outline funeral arrangements and church affiliations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mer Chards Widlian Smith
Fredeick
la Miack Coullins
Basilmere
Colling
Hig Lome
West Fayette Street
Susan R. Collins
Charles ®. Collins
Catherine Colling
St Peter's Church
Baltimore
Mir
Nicodemius
Isaae Cl
Susannah IL
Ludderar Niegdenin
New Od
Fredgertick County
On Jiette
New Market
Monsaesse
Pyederick
Marcchandise
Fader Lugenbeel
Lingastore
Ted
Beth Ne Law
Dial MM
Browning
Market Atu
Church Streets
First Navid Bank
Nicodemus
North Market Street
Foxy Thing
Franklin Savings Bank
Mieadows
Twce
Martha Dern
Chevy Uh
Resis
Gronsaiek
Nicodemus Tits
Tay Cabdedier
Elia
Union 1
Prem
Mebej Brissapal Canigh Tomogres Werner U Loanagh Services
Do Ls
Boy Lamar
Wai
Amanda FE Green
Zacharias Ieen
Lor
Poe
Walkers Ville
Paransels
Mires Green
East Sundas
Sireke
Meihes
Vis
Blue Ridge High School Nineth Johns Win 3-2 In Ten Innings
Blue Ridge College defeats Wind sor 3-2 in ten innings as Clemson pitcher Bonsack fans 21. Smith scores on an error and passed ball, then Carey grounds in the winning run in the tenth. The Blue Ridge nine recovers from a earlier season Waterloo, with LeGore, Harp, Vows and Bonsack among the standouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Ridge College
Windsor
King
Ben
Sack
Collegians
Smith
Clemson
Carey
Bonsack
Colegians
Frederick High School
Moslan
Hammond
Pas Wes
Grove
If. Cares
Radee College
Lagore
Skarp
Otar Bonsack
Devos
Barnes
Vmolesworth
Hood Executors' Report Attacked by Heirs
Heirs of Margaret J. Hood allege mismanagement by Florence J. Murray David Leed wos Samuel We Derr Charles y. Hodges and others claiming the executors failed to pay the collateral inheritance tax and improperly handled commissions in the estate. They seek forfeiture of fees and an accounting arguing private sale values were below cost and interest on funds was not collected. The case hinges on Maryland Code Article 81 section 123 and dates set by the Orphans' Court in 1913.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence J. Murray
David Leed
Wos
Samuel We Derr
Charles Y. Hodges
Margaret Je
Hood
Jacob Rolhack
Jacob Mohrback
A. Kemp Keclar
Gaw- Hainayis
Ile Execu Ors
Py Heritaney Cas
J Nouth
Les Organs
Holirbach Ad Keeler
Sid
Rowrback
Keefer
Orphans' Court
Personal News From Home and Visits in Baltimore
Elizabeth Dannel of West Third street visits Baltimore. Aliss Shenk returns from Harrisburg. Charles and Mrs Fisher visit their son in Baltimore. Sara Kunkle from Greensburg visits M Rose Birley on North Market street. T F Steinaur of Harrisburg visit Mrs Shenk’s daughter on East Third street. Warhan Magalas and son Richard return from Weverton after a few days with Mrs Wachtere. Alice Rager travels to Philadelphia to study nursing. Lawyers Harp and Willard attend Humphrey bankruptcy case in Baltimore. Grayson and Charles Sanner of York and Yellow Springs visit their parents.
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Wee
Elizabeth
Dannel
West Third Street
Baltimore
Aliss Rachael Shenk
Harrisburg
Charles KE. Fisher
Charles C. Fisher
Sara Kunkle
Greensburg Pa
M. Rose Birely
North Market Street
T. F. Steinaur
Reno S. Harp
Arthur D. Willard
United States District Court
Humphrey
Grayson Sanner
York
Charles V. Sanner
Yellow Springs
Mrs Canties Mountgoberts Visit Returns Home
Mrs Canties Mountgoberts of West Churey Street has returned after visiting the ladies in Roonsvoro. Mrs Lorraine Hisenbers and daughter Emily of Lonaconing are visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Landauer of Past Churey Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canties E. Mountgoberts
West Churey Sirget
Lorraine Hisenbers
Emily
Lonaconing
4 M ! Landauer
Churey Street
Empie Theatre to Host Weekly Shows Next Week
The Empie Theatre announces a sequence of events for next week. Monday night features a second prize of a six inch grade chocolate box. Tuesday and Wednesday evenings present a vaudeville special performed by the high school minstrel group.
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Empie
Prevent The Fly NOW Fight Fly Breeding in Stables
Prevent the fly by eliminating Alth breeding sites Tes play eat and breed Stop breeding places and you will stop flies Clean up stable and kitchen wastes thoroughly around stables and under floors Use chloride of time liberally for sanitation warning style notice on fly control efforts
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Tum
Annual entertainment by Gires Friendly Society at Kemp Hall
The Gu Friendly Society of AML Saints Episcopal Church presented Good Old Days, a short play featuring Mrs Mint and many girls, with a Grecian costume finale. Prof. Anderson and violin music entertained a grateful audience as the event supported a piano fund. In a separate note, Mrs. Josah T. Pries fractured her foot stepping from a Charitie tree lane. Lewis F. Conard bought a farm near Urbana from Horace Peters and has taken possession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gu Friendly Society of
Aml Saints’ Episcopal Church
Kemp Hall
Dhe
Mrs. Mint
Regina Shertsiddhmoser
Penelope Mint
Sarah Gilbert
Manton Mint
Jaitlce Stone
Abigail Jones
Marie Rumplf
Maud
Myra Poole
Biddy
Gertrude Wiser
Penelope
Bloisy Gilbert
Marie Bair
Pauline Shiret
Tuth Sheets
Jimnny Anderson
Aidence
Prof
Anderson
Dirls
Mars Janner
Helen Stokes
Lydia Danner
Ozzie Smith
Elizabeth Starr
Grace Ivove
Reba Poole
Lillian
Fall Injures Worker At Dickerson Roof Scene
Christ Wilson, a worker for A. E. Misher, fell about 12 feet while roofing a building at Dickerson on Thursday and sustained a small fracture to his right wrist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ Wilson
A. E. Misher
Dickerson
Don't Mistake the Cause Kidney Trouble Warns Frederick Residents
Read this Frederick testimony from Mrs. William Abrecht who suffered backache and disordered kidneys. She found relief after using Doan's Kidney Pills, purchased at 50 cents from dealers. Foster Murn Co., Buffalo, N. Y. Advert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
William Abrecht
West Patrick Street
Doan
Frederick area railcar schedule including divisional stops
Transit times list MADDY LINE to Hagerstown and through routes to Shady Grove with two hour intervals from 6.45 a.m. to 6.45 p.m. daily. weekend through cars to Shady Grove. additional runs to Myersville Middletown and other towns. Jefferson Boonsboro Thurmont divisions show departure times from Frederick and other localities with variations by day and special Saturday cars.
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Hagerstown
Shady Grove
Myersville
Middletown
Montévue Loop Bus Schedule Readable Brief
Montévue service runs via loop from Leave Square to Fifth and Montevue, every hour and half hour. Montevue to Square runs every 10 minutes past the hour and 20 minutes after, with South and Telegraph Streets departures on the hour, 20 minutes after, and on the half hour. Service operates daily except Sundays from 7:59 am. Sunday service starts later with limited hours.
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Frederick
Lewistown
Shik Ity
Square
Telegraph
Std
Telsraph
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Fev. Silage
Theological Seminary
Rev
Mullen
Joan Hood College
Joan St. Mark’s
Loan
CS. Slasie
Maryland Geel&’ Club
Sieodeuus Fani
Oli Philwinathusna Liters Society
Martha Wlannigan
Willian Green
Walkerssile
Jtuale Strive
LeGore
Harry Green
Maude Urine
Daniel Mater
Klertonalee
Eec
Clair Poffnberger
Werdeboro
Ascimied
H. al Cavetaen
Taterment
Ais Sara PR
Tonee
Sarah Elizabeth Leighhart
Natta & Nooghibars
Solluwibs Brothers
Vhilhucheystown
Hover
Nathan Q. Neighbors
J. William
Te. Boi Netelbors
Bilear Lee
Lewisloan
Murtha K Retahbors
Decerses
Ie House
We Olivet Ee Melory Yuemas
Trask Coll NE
Sprepoth
Maga Jane Sprethier
David Sprether
St. Augustine
Florida
Sprether
Jefferson
MR. Williams Li. Nicquemus
High School
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Blue Ridge
K. Fh
Gires
Organization of All Saints’ Church
Annie C
Josah T. Pries
Lewis F. Conard
Conard Broa
Horace Peters
Urbana
Coward
Capital Surplus
Bialnaés
the Hagerstown & Fred. Erick RY. CO
Jefferson Division
Booonsborg
G. L. Baking Co
Frederick, Md
Danis
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Pian
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Hass Nerdy
Rod
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Addie
G. L. Baking
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