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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1912
Page
5
Lorenzo S Gardner a Brunswick prominent citizen died at his home in Brunswick after a stroke of paralysis. He was 42, unmarried, former postmaster and longtime Brunswick council member. An architect, he laid out the town water works and oversaw the ice plant project.
Obituary notices recall Joseph Gardner of Brunswick Petersville native and Republican. Joseph Brown of Middletown Valley a longtime merchant and church organizer. Florence Selby of Brunswick dies after long illness. infant John W. Anderson dies near Pearl. Funeral details announced or pending. public notices include local advertising pitch.
The piece reports Rev. Alonzo D. Winters of First Baptist sermonizing that politics and church work should intertwine, urging political meetings in schoolhouses and stressing citizen leadership over presidents. It also notes Grace Reformed and United Brethren services with related sermons and activities, plus upcoming consistory and meeting schedules.
A lively Sunday featured the Men’s Chorus rehearsing at Mt Carmel while Sunday services and Holy Communion were led by Rev J J Ringer at Trinity M E Church South. The Bishop John Gardner Murr conducted evening services at All Saints and confirmed 12 candidates. he preached at St John’s Chapel Walkersville in the afternoon from Ephesians 4:1.
Morning and evening services noted at All Saints Protestant, Presbyterian, Evangelical Reformed, Methodist Episcopal, First Baptist, and other churches. Sermons covered fruits of disobedience, feast of All Saints reflections, and trials of the strong. Sunday schools, missionary meetings, Epworth League, and prayer meetings listed with times and locations.
A local notice denies false ballots at a Democratic meeting and urges voters to ignore rumors. The piece lists party leaders, campaign ads, and upcoming election actions including millinery openings, auctions, and a suffrage appeal urging support for Chafin, Watkins, and Purdum. It notes public sale ads and business updates across Market Street and West Patrick Street.
Information readers need about Tuesday's election is summarized from the Voter's Handbook. It outlines key dates, voting procedures, and where to find official guidance. It advises checking local listings for polling places and deadlines.
An item in the paper notes a sale at the News office with a price of one cent each.
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