Multistate Correspondence News From Sounty Towns
A compact update from New Market Creagerstown Rock Creek and Rocky Ridge lists visiting residents from Baltimore Frederick Westminster Waynesboro and Ohio. Names include John E McCahan Isaac G Russell Charles W Hammond Nettie Wood Emma Hankey Mamie Derr and others with social visits baptisms and a thunderstorm flood note. The Creagerstown Band headlined a June 1 concert in Thurmont and a church event was postponed to June 2 due to weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Market
John E. McCahan
Baltimore
H. G. Rhodes
Hfir
Issac G. Russell
New York
Charles W. Hammond
Howard Cononty
Nettie Wood
Jennie Griffith
Samuel Sherfay
Roy Derr
Hunting Creek
Creagerstown
Thurmont
Rocry Ridge
Charles Creager
New Windsor
Ernest B. Ogis
Westminster
Mies Marvinichelberger
Ladiesburg
M. E. Eichelberger
Frank Rout
Union Bridge
Wm. Fox
James Ogle
Waynesboro
H.W. Stulland
The
Mite Society
Webster Smith
J.B. Ogle
Heavy Rain Floods Middletown and Surroundings
A severe rainstorm drenched Middletown last night lasting about an hour, yielding nearly one inch of rainfall. Water from swollen streams and the Valley Savings Bank basement flooded cellars, with streets like East Main reaching record heights. Tanner's Branch and nearby creeks rose sharply, damaging gardens, fences, and roads while residents report significant valley-wide damage after six inches since Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Valley Savings Bank
Callarg
East Main Street
Catoctin Creek
Little Catoctin
Middletown Valley
Decoration Day events and local oddities in brief
Short notes announce Decoration Day tomorrow with flowers for soldiers. A local sale by auctioneer G. M. Olabaazh for Mrs. A B Thomas at 8 East Second Street offers household furniture. Miscellaneous quips touch on fashion, theater, and domestic life in a compact, period tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PenMar Park
Cizeus
Lize
G. M.D. Olabaazh
A. EB. Thomas
East Second Street
Ome
Moravian Church traditions and history from Zinzendorf era
A detailed sketch notes Count Zinzendorf and the Moravian Church origins, growth to 600 adherents, and missionary zeal. It covers Bethlehem Wyom ing Valley naming, governance by synods, three provinces, Christmas and Easter customs, love feasts, and village diaries. Also includes a brief note on curing coughs with Chamberlain remedies and a testimonial from Miss Florence Newman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale Ame Bewattecaeg
Nicholas Lewis van Zinsendorf
Moravian Church
Graceham
Vinsendorf
Dresden
Saxony
Florca
Beliegars
Berthelsdorf
Lusatia
Bohemia
Europe
Greenland
North Aeriay
Sint Prar Fohineel Ai Plan
Wesley
Qonunt Zinsendorf
Count Zinzendorff
America
Congregation of God In
Hoeig
Wyoming Valley
Pennsylvania
Bethlehem
United States
Jesus Christ
Hernhut
Germany
Pennsylvania Legislature Adjourns Both Houses Thursday
The Pennsylvania Senate and House voted to adjourn on June 27 after approving a resolution set April 25. The Fox Capitol bill, allocating 5100,000 to complete a building in four years, faced opposition from anthracite lawmakers while rural members sought the appropriation. Other measures and a compulsory voting bill failed or stalled amid debates on labor, parks, and licensing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Speedy Railroad Trains Boost Baltimore and Ohio Pace
Speedy railway engines lift the Baltimore and Ohio to new speeds with 78 inch wheels. Washington Junction to Washington city 48 miles in 48 49 minutes with six to seven cars. Royal Blue runs 40 miles in 36 36 minutes with new triple compound engines. Also promotional claims for Cholera and Diarrhoea remedies and a parade of patent medicines with generic testimonials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Washington Junction
Washington City
Tuscarora
Barnesville
Germantown
Gaithersburg
Baltimore
Washington
Cabinet telegram congratulates AG on Supreme Court ruling
A telegram signed by Secretaries Hay Wilson and Hitchcock and Postmaster General Smith congratulates Gx Attorney General Boone on the Supreme Court sustaining the able argument presented before the court. The message praises the cabinet’s support and the court’s decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boone
Ma. W
Supreme Court
Hay
Wison and Hitchcock
Smith
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Sounty
Mobberly
John H. Yingling
William S. Norris
Utz Hotel
George W. Mason
Peares
Sponselier
Mary Rhinehart
Frederick
William Phebus
Misa Ella Fader
Mt. Airy
H. H. Eader
Michael Weishaac
Creagers Town
Fred W. Hell and Wife
Emma Hankey
W. G. Kolb
Wm. Ahal
Broad Raw
John Ahalt
Geo. Wachtel
Myeraville
Fannie Munea
Ohio
Mamie Derr
Mrs
Fred Hull
Zinsendorf
Br A. K. Pearra. c
Florence Newman
Chamberlain
Newman
Gray
N. Y
A. L. Penrre
Alabama
Huntsville
Tennessee
Bele Centre
Frank Sickles
Sickles
Earl Dingeist
A. W. Sawtelle
Hartford, Conn
Green
Main’s
W. Hamrrr
New Orleans
Chicaro
Charles Iix
Hauer
W. Grove
Walnut Lake
Ark
Youradnes
Cardus
Lizzie Mannell
Adeiso Department
Chattanooga Medicine Company
Chitansege Rece
Himsolf
Yaa
Pierce
Dr. Pierce
W. T. Thompson
Fownsend
Broadwater Co
Montana
Great Southern Pty. Co
Frederick MD
Central Hardware CO
South Market Street
WM. S. Miller & CO
Idea
Vici
J. T. Cousin’s
Oxfords
Allnuts & Woody
N. Market St
Frederick, MD. P
D. & D. Institute
Asy Toham
Isabella Gas Works
Patrick Street
Apadtt
Roperly
Inter-State
Wholegale
Chas
N. Hauer
Ey, Ky
Carrollton Chemical Co
Abi
Clinton E. Main
A. E. McConnell
West Patrick Street
Grish
Garry
Carty’s
E. Patrick St
Fred’k, Md
B. H. Blackston & Son
B. O. Dd
JAS. E. Walker & CO
James E. Walker & CO
Lowenstein & Wertheimer
B. Rosenour & Sons
W. H. B. Etchison
Frederick, Md
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