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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 17, 1894

Page

3

Handsome church improvements open next Sunday

News of the churches announces services at James Lutheran and Presbyterian chapels with pastors Rev Beale and Rev Dr Beale. Trinity M E Church South reopens after extensive interior work led by Rev J A Hawk and Rev A P Bond. Improvements include repainting, new furnishings, electric lights, and a New Jerusalem motif above the pulpit. Services scheduled for morning and evening, with special addresses by visiting pastors.

James Lutheran Chapel Presbyterian Church Beale Srese Csusl Claes A. Himmerman Epworth League Wesley Tull Pauling League Trinity M, E J. A. Hawk J. T. Wrightman D. D Haltimore Pole Marion Dyer

Purely Personal Local Notes From Thurmont and Nearby

Mrs James Topper and her granddaughter of this city visited her daughter and friends in Thurmont. Miss Mamie Ashbaugh has returned home from a trip to Washing ton. Mrs Catharine Darby of Martinsburg WV has been visiting relatives there and returned home. Mr Edward Perry and family of Cambridge visited the city. Mr Harry Farnney studying medicine to Philadelphia is on a visit home on East Church street. Mr Benjamin Price of Waynesboro Pa brother of Mr J E Price was in Frederick Thursday. Miss Sadie Boerner and Mr F S Boerner of Waynesboro Pa were the guests Tuesday. W Y Boognee of Kard artek and Miss Nanvle Johnson of East Second Street or Dorchester County have returned home. Miss Mey Nicodemus of near Back Queen is visiting Miss Hallballer of West Patrick Street. Mr and Mrs U A Leogh are visiting relatives in Carroll County.

James Topper Thurmont Mamie Ashbaugh Washingtor Catharine Darby Martinsburg W. Va Edward Perry Cambridge Triondain Harry Fabrney Philadelphia Haat Clurch Street Benjamin Price Waynesboro J. E. Price Frederick Thurtdey Sadie Boerner F. 8. Boerner Wayneaborn Quece Tawsaday Ui Aba WY. B. Boognee Tm Kradartek Mia Nanvle Johnson East Becond Aireel Dorchester County Bees Yvalley Register Lewis C. Frook Margaret Shater Shank Jim AL MM. Gaver Ranaway James Bigdan Burkittsee Aigdon Dil Jon Sheffer Bharpaburg Tim Abraham N. Lfert Sive Datry Miss Daley

Myreneal Aufred Ftone Marthed in Baltimore Wedding

The ceremony occurred in Baltimore on November 18 conducted by Rev. France of MLK Church. Miss Alice Freehowr of Peedewick married Charles Jefferson of Baltimore. A reception followed at Mrs Bond's 1314 North Bright Street.

Christian Endeavor closing sessions at county convention

Christian Endeavorers held closing sessions of the semi annual County Convention with devotional exercises led by Rev. David J. Beale and parliamentary work by Rev. T. Y. Revelle. Reports on the Cleveland convention and progress of the Junior Hour followed, with musical numbers and a strong closing address. Delegates from multiple towns attended as program details emphasized unity, faith, and civic duty.

David J. Beale D. D Presbyterian Church T. YY Revelle Theas Cleveland Woe. Rindley Buckeystown Mina Mamie E. Nicodemus Har Weystown Hte Becn Mite Guther Kuhlman Mre Enuhiman Alles Susie Garrett Witie Misa Kiabel Dixon Aung Barbara Mullinix Maryland Mlght Baltimore T. C. Suman Briddock H. Brows Mirs EB. V. Mulnaix Cleve E. Cromwell W.E. Einaley Carrie Nicodemus Minuie Bevans Central Miasee H.M. Harding Clara ¥. Jones Double Pipe Creek Jease Fox Emaitsburg Helen Hoke Martha Rowe Foavilleu Marz Harbaugh Jasac Grumbine Graceham Laura Colliflower Jolla Dorsey Amelia Miller Harmony Grove Nev T. P Revelile Johnesville Misea Moallle W. E. Barral D. J. Whitmore Milas G. Stromberger Norvillea Wright Kemp Malm Kemptown Miss Nivs Bi. Lewia B.C. Fourt Lewistown Mismen Lillo Eatotla Powell Clarence Baker Elmar C. Ulemm J. Coliiflower Misa Bortha Coldiflower Ella Weller Lala Gilida John L Mamie Hodge H Bharatin Miss Killie Hildebrand Margie Wechte Emme EF Fiook Edith Zimmerman New Market Rov G. F. Faring Thomont Missen Mary Landers Bertie Jones Addie Johnson Joha Bart Walkeraville Augustan Clem Woodsboro W. K. Kindley Backeystown R. Bechback Vangelion David O. Rica Chautauqua Christian Kadesvor Quartette M. EF Nicodemus Minute Revane T. C Lowadt A. A. Zimmerman M. K. Charok

Law Case Scene at John Rhine Estate Trial

A garbled report describes a civil suit titled Rhine v Levi Estate heard Thursday. Judge reserved decision as lawyers Sutter and Jampal represented the plaintiff and defendant respectively. A fragment also touts Syrup of Figs as a preferred family laxative with soothing effects for children and parents.

Cryit Cass John W. Rhine Va Levi Estate Aenum Beauty Mr. Sutter J’ampal Mir Org

Fragmented note on local trades and prices in altered text

The readable portions reference a Went Third Street resident Mr. Grayees and mentions trade terms, prices, and a driver named Fo. 8. Several garbled phrases imply a market or barter context with references to barrels and crops, but concrete facts are limited and names are uncertain.

Mr. Grayees Third Street Hanes Chotoe Wien Aden Cera Tea

Stolen Bicycle Recovered After Express Aid

A Rambler bicycle, number 8yss, stolen by a young man posing as a traveler to Philadelphia, was recovered with help from U S Express Agent Sullivan of Frederick and Belcamp officials. The thief, known as Staley, was linked to prior frauds and thefts. the bike was traced to Baltimore area offenders and will be returned to its owner. Meanwhile, local missionary services at St Paul’s and Shi John M. P. Church featured robust attendance and varied musical and recitation programs.

Uoison Maryland Miesluan Fem Bngland Rem Mqnor Wmi Artett Frederick Francis Booney Wil Alaryland Bay Frederick C. BR First Lutheran Church Christian Endeavor Society U 8 Harford County J. M.S. Hieley Walkeragie U B. Expreas Sullivan Afr Wm. M. Maria Exreas Belcamp BAY Railroad Baltimore Ela Aly Martin Cleeton Alos Iatephis CO Edward 3. Etchelberger Bay Philadelphia Staley Dlack Horse Geo A. Schrouder St. Paul's Mir- Mousry Roctery Pleanand Vuaulugele Santhr Previient Papa Roy Thomas Rocky Porlage Jephibsah Atle Young Yellow Springs Tommy Milas Lucy Thomas Rocky Sprlags Hismes Lule Posgo Advera F. Casegn Beauttfal Tober Miss Nors Nelson Ming Nellie Ramen Mt. Pleapent Cromwell C. H. Cramer Kev Dr. Wilson Wastlachia D.C Ashout Dr. Wilson

Advertisers and a 1616 Bible Highlight A Nimble Line

A boastful ad quote asks for broad exposure while noting Augusta resident H W Young owns a 1616 Bible claimed as America’s oldest. Park Ridge farmer Aeron Davis showcased Dagia sugar corn with 20 grain rows at the New Office. A portrait of Prof C W Ely of Frederick was unveiled at the Baltimore Bostery Deaf anniversary event.

H. W. Young Augusta America Aeron Davis Park Ridge Farm Feagaritle Dagia Baltmore C. W. Ely Frederick

The South Before the War at Ulty Opera House

The South Before the War theater piece by Whallen and Martell played to a large Monticelly audience at Ulty Opera House last evening. The production varied from The Old Boy with similar cast and new cap features. notable moments included a frog costume and plantation style scenes. The Crosstown troupe provided the accompaniment, earning frequent applause and a concluding Cake watch.

Whallen & Martell Ulty Opera House Fox Binaot Rhoune Opera Moure OF Westra

Georgetown Football Triumph and Campus Sports Notes

A 24 to 0 football score marked Kendalla’s team overpowering rivals with strong backfield work. Yale coach Warren plans to join Georgetown for Thanksgiving prep as practice intensifies. Camden and Columbia clubs set for weekend games while a major pantomime, Humpty Dumpty, headlines City Opera House Monday night with a 32-member cast and full brass band.

Kat Low Striaggliog Beeween Carriapor Dente Suscimhori Nefyae Kens Wall Groag Rendalin M! Alrya Mato Weven Poilatetotta Waehlig Oulane Beast Liao Alry Voalions Keondalls Behautz O Hubbard Fast Hulger Wees Bonhans McAbeu Davia Schnell Wurtemburg Yale Naval Academy Sewson Washington Georgetown University of Virginia J Francis Smith Whoarasset Groloktown Nas Nothe Outerbridge Dorsey Marian Murphy Inez Reemtein Richmond College Camden Athletic Club Camden Columbia Athletic Club Columbia Skene An Ks City Opera House Frank B. Rhodes

The Work of Death. A Young Maiden Passes

Miss Minole J. Ragin, daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Ragin of New Brunswick, died after an illness of three weeks. Her remains were interred at Union Cemetery in Burkinsville. She was in the health year of her age and described as amiable and beloved by many. Meanwhile, Lilla B Kopat, wife of John H Kopat and daughter of Emory K and Agolo E Glochner, died in Baltimore. Interment scheduled at Thurmont in that county.

Touno Charles Ragin Nese Brunswick Othe Union Cemetery Burkinsville Indy Meath Jone Nopat Baltimore Lilla B John H. Kopat Emory K and Agolo E. Cglcnier Thurmont This County

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