Woman Of 81 Scores Present Day Female Attire
Mrs. Mary Susan Alexander born April 15, 1841 near Jason recalls Civil War incidents and contrasts fashions with her youth. She dislikes today’s immodest styles, notes mothers influence, and recalls baking for soldiers who bought supplies with Confederate money. Now residing at 237 Centre Street with her daughter, she remains active despite aging.
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Mary Susan Alexander
Mfe
Anther
Alexander
Jeson
Harry
Therine Stockman
Martin EB. Alexder
Burkitteville
Frederick County
Differt Farms
Alexander i
George Hoffman
Centre Street
May Day in the Town Clubs Parade and School Endings
A reflective piece from Mary Jane notes the town’s social clubs lip service to summer as schools close and weddings rise. It highlights parades, a May Queen event by local colored residents, Ascension Day at the Reformed church, Knights Templars, and a busy election atmosphere. The Cornerstone Saying announces Grace Church’s Brunswick ceremony May 31 at 3 pm with Rev. John G. Murray and Archdeacon Helfenstein, tied to a Masonic ceremonial page.
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Art Club
Daughters of Pocabon
Kemp Ll
Ie Reformed Church
Knights
E Hotel
Crick
Tyler Page
League of Women Voters
Baltimore
Moth
Branswick
Wedlay
John G. Murray
D. D
Maryland
Archdeacon Helfenstein
St. Mark's Parish
Heifenstein
Func
Marriage License for Lester Felix and Genevieve Besaman
In jurisdictional notices, Lester Felix and Genevieve Besaman of Waysesboro seek a marriage license. The entry notes related court actions involving Johnson Brooks Thurston Wars Ernest Diggs and deputy sheriff Charles W. Smith. Property deed transfers are also referenced, including Charles and Keller to Edward L. Reiter for $1000. Mentions in The News are read.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Smith
Johnson Brooks
Thurston
Ernest Diggs
Johansen Brooks
Lester Felix
Genevievebesaman
Waysesboro
Charles & Keller
Edard L. Reiter
2000 Amendments Delay Tariff Bill
Washington May 27. Senate debate on tariff delays loom with over 2000 amendments awaiting action. Republicans face choice to pass the bill amid world market volatility while major provisions loom, and cloture threats offer little speed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Coal Conference Recess on Miners Wage Talks Extended
New York May 27 Union officials and anthracite operators adjourned a secret joint committee meeting after a week of talks on a 21 percent wage cut. Miners refused to settle on that basis and demanded a fair contract. The conference, ongoing since March 23, aimed to end the war strike while opponents accuse operators of monopolistic control and excessive profits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ai-Committee
Iy Fiteen
Helpdusir
Roses by the Yard and City Scenes in Frederick
A Pennsylvanian visitor praises flowering displays near Frederick and learns that yards here refer to plots. May 24 marked a political and baseball day, while traffic and a mother with a baby highlight city crossings. A woman buys seven ice cream cones for a hot day ride, and Nova Scotia coal mining under the sea requires careful engineering.
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Pennsylvania
Frederick
Harpers’ Terry
Chambersburg
Cinally Hen ‘Ie Trafic
Cty
Market Street
Market
Church Streets
Nova Scotia
Hours Of Service In Sunday Churches Of This City Announced
Local churches announce tomorrow's services across denominations Grace Reformed to hold morning worship at 11 with Sunday school at 0.43, CE activities, and a special evening program. Several parishes including Barnabas' Chapel St Timothy's Chapel and United Brethren schedule services, prayers, and memorials. The Lutheran and Epworth leagues join in unity service with William Tyler Page addressing.
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Grace Reformed
C. Hoover
G. E
C. E
C. E. Society
Holy Communion
Douglass Hoof
J. Barnabas
Douglass Hooff
St. Timothy's Chapel
W. R. B. Turner
United Brethren
William R. Glen
William Tyler Page
Methodist Episcopal
J. O. Wrightson
Epworth League
Church of the Brethren
J. Kurtz Miller
Evangelical Lutheran
U. S. G. Rupp
Washington
Divine Redeemer
Gounod
Mias
Constance Biser
Trinity M. E.G
A. Lee Barret
Z. E. Duval
Presbyterian
Christian Endeavor
B. Andrew Matzen
Berwyn
Leaders
C. E. Cline
Epworth
Charles D. Schaeffer
Christian Endeavor Society
County Churches in Utica Plan Memorial Day Services
Utica and surrounding charges announce Sunday services led by Rev. Robert Lee Bale and Rev. G. W. Paul. At St. Paul’s in Utica a 10 a.m. service and 7:30 p.m. musical program feature Prof. Blose and Grace Ramsburg. Memorial Day themes appear in Urbana and Araby sermons with parade and cemetery services noted. Public invited, no admission.
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Utica
Robert Lee Bale
Servicow
St. Paul's Church
Atles
Zion
Reformed Church
Chartesville
Urbana
G. W. Paul
Nameville
Araby
Mt. Hope Cemetery
Basilica Replacement Planned at Ste. Anne de Beaupre
Redeemed Fathers announce a 3 million dollar basilica to replace the historic church destroyed by fire at Ste. Anne de Beaupre. A 500 thousand dollar monastery will also be built to house the priests, forming a new residence complex.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quebec
Ste. Anne de Beaupre
Redemptionist Fathers
Girl Scouts Bazaar to Raise Funds for Uniforms
The Girl Scouts of the city hold a bazaar at Rev Henri L G Kiats lawn this afternoon and evening from 4 to 8. Candy cake and ice cream will be sold plus a fish pond will be featured under Miss Bessie Wootten. Proceeds fund new uniforms for the scout band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henri L. G. Kiat
Bessie Wootten
Girl Scouts
Frederick
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Mary Jane
Margot
Jimmy
Merer
Sar “Spitz
New York Sun
Clark
Cam Pac
Chalk
Cnek
Grom Tees
Frank
Curt
Dainte
Gospel Mission
West Patrick Street
Young People’s Society
Ray Burgee
Evangelical Reformed
Henri L. G. Kieffer
Sand 'Y School
Oach County
Calvert Building
Hamburger’s
Specialty Shop
N. Market St
Goodyear
WM. H. Moore
East Patrick St
East Patrick Street
Methodist Episcopal Church
Grace Reformed Church
East Second Street
Elizabeth Menges
THE
James E. Doll
Age Frederick, MD
the National Food
United States
Nicodemus Ice Cream Co
Pryap
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