Purely Personal Notices from Baltimore to Wyoming
Juatius John F. Smith spent yesterday in Baltimore. Master Fred Aubert has returned from a visit to Baltimore. Mrs Jere Kepner visits her daughter Mrs George Z Best Littletown Pa. Miss Dora Rameberg returns from St Louis. Charles KR Gittinger recovered and back to work in Baltimore. Miss Nannie Louise Young returns from York Pa. Miss Mary L Motter visits her grandparents in Emmittsburg. Mrs Clarence Schroader and children return from Grafton W Va. Miss Nettie Engler visits relatives near Dayton. Dr and Mrs J M Steck spend time with Rev and Mrs Charles F Steck. Mr Wm C Leatherman in Yellowstone Park after leaving Middletown Valley for South Dakota. Mr J W Eston on extended visit to brother near Woodsboro. Mr Frederick Rady returns from Greenfield Ind. Mr Samuel Grubbs sails for Jerusalem as delegate to Sunday School Convention. lands in New York. Grubbs married Flora A Snyder of Myersville and visits the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Smith
Baltimore
Fred. Aubert
East Second Street
Jere Kepner
George Z. Best
Littletown
Dora Rameberg
West Patrick Street
St. Louie
Charles KR. Gittinger
East
Patrick Brrest
Nettie Engler
Dayton
Ohio
Cyrun F. Fiook
Bessie Englar
Myereville
J. M. Steck
Smithburg
Charles F. Steck
East Church Street
Wm. C. Leatherman
Middletown Valley
South Dakota
Yellowstone Park
Wyoming
J. W. Eston
San Francisco
Oil
R. D. Eaton
Woodsboro
Frederick Rady
Middletown
Greenfield
Ind
George D
Samuel Grubbs
Arcanaw
Jerusalem
New York
Mr. Grubbs
Flora A. Snyder
Myersville
Fell From Wagon In Narrow Escape
Frederick items report William B Lebherz Jr falling from a dray carrying a row boat named Dolphin to Frederick for overhauling. He slipped when the boat slid and was almost run over by the rear wheel, only slightly stunned. Also noted are pardon application for Charles Heard, a Siam lecture by Rev J B Dunlap, a legal holiday, a hospital stewardship appointment for Dr H Liroyd Gall, and an advertisement for Fewer Gallone paints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William B. Lebherz, Jr
Dolphin
Frederick
Lebherz
Mr. Leichert
Religious Services and Union Talks Dominate Local Notices
A dense schedule lists sermons and Sunday school times across many churches including Schlersville Mission Presbyterian Trinity M E and more. The piece also outlines proposed church unions among Congregationalists United Brethren Methodists Presbyterians and others with potential regional impact and details on church governance.
Methodist unions and church consolidations across denominations
A long report outlines potential unions among Methodist groups including the General Conference in Los Angeles, the Methodist Protestant Conference in Washington, and possible ties with Primitive Methodists and United Brethren. It lists obstacles, membership counts, and regional bases, while noting talks of Presbyterian unification and Cumberland Presbyterians seeking separate presbyteries for black members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
General Conference
Methodist Episcopal Charcher
Los Angeles
Methodist Protestant General Conference
Washington
New York State
United Brethren
Presbyterian Church
Buffalo
Mobile
Ala
General Assemblies
Cumberland Presbyterians
Presbyterian Pharch
Kentucky
Russians Flee Toward Port Arthur as Japanese Advance
Special dispatch reports Russians fleeing toward Port Arthur as Japanese forces occupy Nan Kwan Ling. Japanese losses at Kinchau total three thousand dead and wounded, while Russians abandon four hundred dead and fifty guns captured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tonio
Port Arthur
Nan Kwan-Ling
Kinchau
Braver senator Quay sinks and may die today
May 28 report from Braver Pa notes Senator Quay is sinking and may die today. An exhibition by Prof Knowles featured hypnotism at City Opera House with a small cast, followed by a movement test on a sleeping man at Rosenstock Bros. pulse measured at 65, raised to 100, then returned to 65 under expert oversight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braver, Pa
Senator Quay
Knowles
City Opera House
Frederick
Rosenstock Bros
West Patrick Street
David King
Harry P. Fabrney
Beckley
Middletown
Rosenstock
Fabrney
Bridge Contract Awarded at Poole's Ford For Monocacy
Carroll and Frederick county commissioners met to open bids for a two span iron bridge at Poole's Ford over the Monocacy. J C Lampe won the jail painting contract for Frederick County. York Bridge Co of York Pa received the bridge award for six thousand nine hundred eighty nine dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll County
Frederick County
Poole’s Ford
Monosacy
J. C. Lampe
York Bridge Co
York
Republicans Change Emblem To The American Flag At City Hall
The Republican municipal convention met in City Hall and elected Randolph N. Martz secretary pro tem. They decided to replace Lincoln’s head as the party emblem with the American flag and ruled that no ratification of the ticket was required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randolph N. Martz
Lincoln
Free Kindergarten Exhibition Opens Monday Morning
The Free Kindergarten pupils present a year’s work at the rooms corner Market and All Saints Streets from 10 to 12 o'clock Monday morning. Miss Margaret Eisenhauer and Miss Ruth Sappington supervise the school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Market
All Saints
Margaret Eisenhauer
Misa Ruth Sappington
Sanlstant
Frederick Select Orchestra Brings Music To Greenwood Dance
The Frederick Select Orchestra provided music last evening for a dance at Greenwood in Howard county. Visitation Academy notes report forty hours of devotions beginning today and ending Monday morning. The closing May procession, with local alumni participation, is set for Tuesday evening. Estelle M. White obtains a divorce a mensa from Walter R. White through attorney Glenn H. Worthington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Select Orchestra
Greenwood
Howard County
Visitation Academy
Estelle M. White
Glenn H. Worthington
Bso
Mensa
Walter &. White
End of College Year Baccalaureate and Commencement Plans
Invitations issued for the Women’s College commencement. Baccalaureate service at Evangelical Reformed church Sunday evening with President J H Apple preaching and choral music under Prof M S Beckwith. Third annual intersociety debate to feature top representatives. Week concludes with final exercises and an Amherst ex-president speech. Graduates listed across academic, piano, elocution, art, and certificates categories with names and hometowns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woma's College
Evargelical Reformed Church
J. H. Apple
Caukba Stra Cane Eeka
College
M.5
Beckwith
Conservatory of Music
Jones
Frederick Select
School of Expression
College Phorns
Board of Direcitors
Lancheon
City Hotel
College Hall
Merrill BK. Gates
Amherst College
Varlors
Jans Z. Birely
Frederick
Kasie Helm
New Providence
Eleanor E. Herpick
Connnellsville
Grace Neidig
Hdna Mullinix
Alica M. Upcraft
Oswego
N.Y
Elocation
Bessie A. Englar
Gratis
Ohio
Eeith W. Isenberg
Huntingdon
Myrtle Hershberger
M. Eleanor Pil
Bessie Mary Hargett
Pan-Mar Park Opens Season with Great Opening Day
Directors list and plans for Pan-Mar Park opening on Wednesday June 22 1904. Park improvements and new amusements promised for excursionists. J O U A M in charge with special program designed to attract crowds. United Brethren Reunion Day at Pen-Mar Park scheduled for Saturday June 26 with excursion trains from Shippensburg Hagerstown Baltimore and York urging members and friends to attend June 25 event eve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pan-Mar
Pan-Mar Park
United Brethren Church of
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Virginia
Pen-Mar
Pen-Mar Park
Popnisr Pen-Mar Park
Shippensburg
Hagerstown
Baltimore
York
United Brethren Committee
Mayfete at Women's College Showcases Art Students
An exceptional Mayfete by Miss Doub of the Art Department delighted attendees. Students displayed time sketches from life and nature, earning prizes for best pencil, landscape oils, and water colors, while Beasie Hargett won the day’s most popular picture. Prof Appie praised the event as a pinnacle of the college’s art program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's College
Women’s College
Doub
Migs
Beat
Eaoh
Ids E. Devilbine
Gerald Robin
John Kearnes White
Eleanor Dill
Lfe
Misa Amy Motter
Misa Eleanor Dill
Priz
Misa Beasie Hargett
Old Frederick
Bessie Hargett
Appie
Mies Eleanor Johnson
Mise
Mary Stouffer
R. O. Nicodemus
Mies Hargets
Strawberry and Ice Cream Fete and Local Sales Night
The Women’s Auxiliary and Independent Drill Association sponsor a strawberry and ice cream fete at Independent Hall on June 3 and 4 with home baked candies and fruit punch for sale. Also ads for travel specials by train, the School of Expression recital at City Opera House on May 30-31, and a sale from Exclusive Carpet and Wall Paper House promoting carpets and related furnishings with special designs and early orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Auxiliary
School of Expression
Elizabeth McDaniel
City Opera
James Whitcomb Riley
Merchant of Venice
Entertainment and Lecture at Methodist Church
Last evening at the Methodist Episcopal church a large audience enjoyed an entertainment and lecture. Miss Moberly opened with a reading titled Tired, followed by Mazie Smith reading The Leper. Junior Leagues presented three life pictures, then a country boys quartet performed. Rev. R J Campbell of Hagerstown spoke on When I was a Country Boy in Canada, recounting boy life there. his address closed the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Episcopal Church
A_ tole
Canada
Campbell
Lfe
United States
College Graduates of Western Maryland College 1904
The 1904 graduates of Western Maryland College Westminster total 28, all from Maryland. From Frederick County are Bayard Devilbiss Walkersville William Heffman Buckeystown Paul Culler Whipp Jefferson and Grace Agnes Thomas Buckeie. Valedictorian is Paul Whipp. salutatorian is Bayard Devilbiss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Maryland College
Westminster
Maryland
Frederick County
Bayard Devilbiss
Walkersville
Willian “Ea Heffman
Buckeyetown
Paul Culler Whipp
Jefferson
Grace Agnes Thomas
Buckeye
Whipp
Devilbits
SAPPINGTON COMFORT STOVES PROMOTED FOR HOT WEATHER
F B SAPPINGTON offers Blue Flame Wickless stoves and a full line of low priced refrigerators and a 4 Refrigerator set. The Standard Oil Company backs the stoves and recommends them as best for keeping homes cool. Advertises 72 North Market Street for purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Oil Company
Po He Ordained In Altoona Priest Ordination
On January 17 Rev John J Brady son of Mrs Ellen Brady of Lonsconting Maryland will be ordained a priest at the cathedral in Altoona Pennsylvania after study at Mount St Marys College Emmitsburg He is entering the priesthood from Mount St Marys College in Emmitsburg and will be ordained in Altoona pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janne
John J. Brady
Ellen Brady
Lonsconting, Md
Mount St. Mary’s College
Emmitsburg
Altoona
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the Daily News
Rudolphe J
Naturerstet
Zurich
Heidelberg
West Hartford
Conn
Waler Guinton Gresham
Dedtor Woeshington
The
Tul SP. ML
Wasuinatoy
L. Moors
Weather Bureau
Ence
Henry Nelson
News Office
W. O. Boteler
W. O. Tel
City Hotel Grill
Women's Auxiliary
Goodhart’s Cafe Tailoring
Edward James Balto
Lowenstein & Wertheimer Bachsthe
E. Cline
Harp
Warfield
Annapolis
Charles Heard
Heard
Siam
J. B. Dunlap
Ocollege
Dunlap
Hoe
Banka
Doese
H. Liroyd Gall
Em- Titaburg
Marine Hospital
Washington, D. C
Devos
P. L. Hargett & Oe
Jarnurepa Peer Aalre
Sunday Schools and Societies
Schlersville
T. Freeman Dixon
Trinity M. E. Church
South
Evangelical Reformed Church
R. Eschbach
Buckeystown
C. E. Makosky
Evangelical Lutheran Church
GAR
Methodial Episcopal Church
L. A. Thirlkeld
Baptist Sunday School
W.O.T.U. Hall
Wm. Hammond Parker
E. L. Woolf
Epworth League
C. W. Stinespring
United Brethren Church
Christian Endsavor
Trinity Reformed Chapel
W. J. Tingter
Philadelphia
Tingler
St. John’s Catholic Sunday School
Fr. Kane
God
St. Paul
Victor J. Tingler
Amy Kump Dixon
United
Congregationalists
Northern Presbyterians
United Presbyteriana
Associate Reformed Church of the South
Methodist Union
Presbyterian Union
United Union
Methodist Episcopsal
Methodist Protestant Conferences
Methodist Protestant Church
Itizens’ National Bank
John Hendrickson
WEFR
Dain
WNC
Ll. Bargais
Bsee Ourtaineane
Bella
Gants’ Lisle Snapens Ders
Clinton, Main
Rata's
Owen
North Market Street
Hotoni
Mata
Phartonglat
the City Hotel Grill
Best and Promptert Service
A. J. Hichelberger
N. W
Onantas
T. K. Youxa
Frederick Bulldog Association
Joane Atock
Losna
J. W. L. Carty
Thos, H. Haller
Geo. BH
Zimmerman, QO
O. Carty
A. M. Landauer
J. W.L. Carty
J. H. Lampe
B. Sappington
A. W. Bowers
B. ¥. Reich
H. J.D. Hagan
Peaer
Citizens’ Nat. Bank
Frederick, MD
Goodbart's
Edward James
W. Pat
St.eeewener Nc Aes
Baltimore and Rotary
Baltimore & Ohio E Railroad
Hospital
Monumental City
L. E. Mullinix
L. E. Mulliniz
F. B. Sappington
Qummer Comforts
B. Bappington
George
Rodock
Sweetze
Pambrook & Co
New York City
Ian Frederick
Madras Walstings
Osack
Rodook & CO
A.T. Rice & Sond
A. & Blox& Bons
AMS Furniture Repairers
North Market
Fraderick County
Thomas P. OR
East Fourth Streai
Jersey
C. Boteler
McKah Fontofice
Miadim
Zallera
Ros Sale
Washington Rove Camp Meeting Association
K. J. Ibher Wood
Derwood Pontoffice
Montgomery County
M. Anderson
A. M. Robb
Rooery
Noah Cramer
Alao Im
Noice Garret
Walter Saunders
Sdaet
James M Delaptana
New Midway
Noah KE. Orame
Townszip Sport & Sox Bankers and Beokers
Fayette ST
Oppo, Postoffics
Gio
Frederok
Annie Wilhide
West Firth H Street
Axminster
Fina Ptock Ingrain
Q. E. Oline
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