Memorial Day plans and civic call to celebrate
The notice urges a grand Memorial Day observance with flowers for fallen comrades and a public meeting to organize the centennial celebration of Frederick in 1895. It defends President Cleveland's outing as patriotic, previews Memorial Day content in The News, and highlights its eight page issue with articles on culture farming and world news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Army
Bourne
Frederick
Nellie Blessing Buster
Portraits and political notes from early year
A fragment discusses Emily Bronie and a portrait to be engraved, mentions Caffery among U.S. Senate electees, and estimates Earth's fertile area. It notes persistent athletic interest nationwide amid hardships, with reference to baseball and other sports drawing crowds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emily Bronie
Fragmentary OCR on newsprint and wood pulp price decline
The readable portions discuss printing paper demand and the shift to wood pulp reducing newsprint costs. It notes heavy daily consumption and price declines from earlier in the period, with references to paper grades and servicing newspapers.
Public Opinion and New York Club Hard Times
A collage of opinion pieces and political notes from diverse papers. It ponders a comet pause for Senate debate and mocks Coxey’s Washington trial for banner carrying. It notes the Richmond monument unveiling for Confederate soldiers and analyzes New York clubs facing financial strain and frugal, lowered service costs.
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Orleana
Coxey
Washington
Bbe
Local opinions charm and chide in county notes
A collection of reader letters and notices from Tus News praising street work and law enforcement while criticizing fish baskets and hunting songs. Contributors urge a May fishing ban enforcement, commend the Philharmonic Orchestra, and comment on prosperity, health through bicycling, and civic duties.
Memorial verses recount lost battles and fading years
A poem piece reflects on veterans placing tributes at graves, honoring comrades who fought for a free nation. It contrasts quiet remembrance with old war memories, noting the lasting peace won and the inexorable passage of time that erodes youth and life. Another verse, titled Slipping Away, laments how rapidly childhood and youth fade, as time erodes hope, joy, and love.
News of the Churches and Religious Gatherings
Church notices from Frederick and surrounding areas detail dedications, confirmations, sermons, and rallies at Bethany Lutheran in Brunswick, All Saints, St. John's Catholic, Evangelical Lutheran, Asbury M E, U B in Keedysville, and other congregations. Carding about flood relief, pilgrim progress sermons, G A R services, Epworth League, and upcoming meetings of Lutheran and Presbyterian groups are noted along with hotel arrivals from the county.
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Lerday
Bethany Lutheran Church
Brunswick
Rey Filler
D. Bernard C. Steiner
The
Reformed Church
All Saints Episcopal Church
Cardinal Gibbons
St. John’s Catholic Church
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Young People's Society of Christian Endeavor
Asbury M. E
Kilpatrick Post
G.A.R
J. T. Owings
Dr. Beale
Presbyterian Church
Williamsport
Women’s Home and Foreign Missionary Societies of the Middle Conference
Lutheran Church
Lovettaylle
Frederick
Luther Kuhlman
Kate Bartgis
Wm. H. Best
Jeasie Bennett
Wm. H. Socka
Maryisne Sunday School Union
Goldsborough
Gridith
Baltimore
Cnion
Christian Endeavor Unics Elect Officers in Frederick
In Frederick County the Young People’s Society of Christian Endeavor held a meeting led by Mr. Wa Perkins, chairman of the presspary committee, to promote the 1953 National Convention planned for Cleveland Ohio. Officers elected include President C S Wright of Knoxville and Vice President Cyrus F Look of Frederick. The next semi annual convention is set for October in Frederick.
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Christian Endeavor Unics
Frederick County
Young People’s Society of Christian
Cleveland
Ohio
C. 8. Wright
Knoxville
Cyrus F. Flook
Frederick
Nannie Routzsha
W. E. Kindley
Buckeyetown
C. F. Flook
Bcin
BRIEF BITS Hints Of Local Happenings From Frederick County
Budget of bright items notes: a chicken coop flood at Thurmont loses about 40 young chickens while Moravian Church interior gains a pearl painted look. Reno Council selects Frank Stevens as secretary and Harvey Ogle as warden. Marshall Murray lands plastering contract for City Hotel addition. Miss Lola N Young, county resident, graduates from State Normal School. W Calvin Chestnut of Baltimore wins top prize at Maryland Law School. Brunswick to vote May 28 on 40000 water bonds and 10000 street bonds. A Fredericktonian faces Keeley Institute under Avbett act. District Lodge No. 4100 G T meets in New Market with Good Templars present. City Hotel improvements progress as weather allows. Frederick Gun Club holds practice at McDevits.
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John Jones
Thurmont
Reno Council No 84, Jr, O.U. A.M. Creagerstown
Frank Stevens
W.8
T. Derr
Baltimore
University of Maryland Law School
Yester- Day
Sun
C. Harry Anders
Frederick
Brunswick
Fredericktoniaw
Keeley Institute
Hagerstown
G.T
New Market
Serostessin
Death of Mrs. Lydia Roop at Singanore
Mrs Lydia Roop widow of Samuel Roop and mother of Mrs Cephas M Thomas near Liberty died at home Monday morning at o clock age about seventy after long illness funeral was held at her home and burial at Pipe Creek Meeting House cemetery Carroll county Also noted are Brunswick Seminary commencement May 31 Lutheran church dedication June 17 Union Sunday School convention June 5 6 in Hamilton St Johns Literary Institute closing June 23 in City Opera House Report mentions wheat rust from continued rain in Brunswick area.
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Brunswick
Brunswick Seminary
New Lutheran Church
H A. Muller
Union Sunday School
Loudoun County
Methodist
Hamilton
St. John’s Literary Institute
City Opera House
Paine's celery compound touted as nerve and blood energizer
In an unsigned testimonial, Thomas Harrison of Blanchard North Dakota promotes Paine's celery compound as a spring nerve tonic and blood purifier. He extols its benefits for vitality, warns of weakness and poor appetite, and asserts its use supports organs from brain to lungs.
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Harrison
Mrte
Dakota
Lfe
Paine
Thomas Harrison
Los Angels
North Dakota
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