Personal notices from Hanover area a scattered social update
Purely personal notes list Mr Allen R Lampe in Hanover Pa and Mr John P Reape with Syliis Guttman of Baltimore in the city. Ada E Lough has returned home after hatting in Hanover and New Oxford. Maria Kephart and daughter Mente visit Mrs C E Tucker in East Second Street, while Mrs Elizabeth L Hilleary travels from Fredericksburg to visit Thomas Schisy. Multiple attendees head to Baltimore for W J convention and Mrs Nelipe Mc Solomon Ragis returns home improved after Salvation Army work in Old Georges Me.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thoss
Allen R. Lampe
Hanover
John P. Reape
Syliis Guttman
Baltimore
Ada E. Lough
New Oxford
Haa
Wen Taura Ase Ries
Misa Margaret Quynn
East Patrick Street
Maria Kephart
Mente
Cumberland
C. E. Tucker
East Second Street
Elizabeth L. Hilleary
Fredericksburg
Vi Va
Thomas Schisy
C. T. Thomas
W. E. Eind Isy
Min G. Wilson Strayer
Buckeystown
Art
W. T. GU
Work of Death and Local Obituaries in Cranberry Vi
A fragmented obituary notice set lists William E Roses of secret county dying in Cranberry Vi on Monday night aged twenty years with bereaved sisters and a wife. Mary McBride’s infant daughter, three days old, died at home. Mary was the sole child and parents left desolate. funeral at Church of God Locust Valley. interment in Locust Valley cemetery. David W Watkins, 22, of 1028 North Broadway Baltimore, died Sept 23 from typhoid fever. survived by wife and one child. funeral at Montgomery chapel with large attendance. ministers I M Starrow and Callum officiating. pallbearers listed. Deaths include Barkittaville resident to be wed. funeral at Dea Baptist church. graveside at nearby cemetery. Infant child of Mr and Mrs William Sagnen of Wengrdia Se county died Sept 16. graveyard ceremony noted. The report mentions multiple other local deaths and funeral arrangements with various churches and cemeteries.
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William E. Roses
Secret County
Cranberry
Ah Lowe
H. McBride
Mary
David W. Watkins
North Broadway Street
Baltimore
Montgomery Chapel
I. M. Starrow
Callum
Kemptown
Marvin Etchinos
Bowman
Bryan Plans Campaign Swing Through Maryland
State Chairman Vandiver has nearly decided to follow a route for Mr. Bryan visiting Frederick and Westminster by day and Baltimore by night on October 25. A special train may carry him from Baltimore to Wilmington with stops in small towns along the route. Other options include bringing him to nearby cities. a committee will meet him in the near future. Mr Beacons, the Vice Presidential candidate, will tour the city on Friday October 13, with Mr. Stevenson speaking in the city and then at Hagerstown that night.
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Vandiver
Democratic
Gaate Central Commits
Mr. Bryan
Maryland
Apeak
Prederick
Westminster
Baltimore
Thun
Wilmington
Del
Hagerstown
Oroutinn
Fair Appointments and Local Notices at the Fair
The Board of Managers of the Agricultural Society announces officials for the upcoming Fair including Samual Waters as Superintendent and Frank Rice as an art manager. Others cover ticket sellers, caterer, and police chief, with October no-session for the Modern Woodmen of America and a note on the society’s growing membership.
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Board of Managers of
the Agricultural Society
Honeshold
Samuel V. Pele
Frank Rice
Leon Paisley
Jos. Bussard
Hamilton Lindsay
Henry Miller
Waring Tyson
Rica
J. Marshal Landis
M. F. Bitchis
Albaugh
Charlie Syte
Samual Waters
O. P
Smith
Geo. E. Moberly
George W. Spaaks
Ean
B. Witter
Aie
Harry Ben
Baltimore Presbytery delays action on faith questions
The Baltimore Presbytery postponed action on the Westminster Confession revision and on overtures from the General Assembly after a day of routine business. Debate focused on New Windsor College mortgage plans with critics arguing liquidation is poor policy and questioning the college’s value to the denomination.
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Baltswore Presbytery
Church of the Denominium
Havre de Grace
General Assembly
Strean
Dominiss
Howster
Copaidersti
Addison Smith
Smith
T. Freeman Dion
Oliver Hemstreet
E. A. Spook
New Windseee College
Robert H. Smith
Presbytery
New Windsor Catlaze Company
One Hores College
Onehores College
Disputed Hagersown Polls Register In 1908 Election
The report notes 632 new voters registered in Hagerstown on the first day with 263 counted as paid. Mentions debates around church leaders, a pastor’s resignation, and a statute docket. Grand jurors in Martinsburg issued an affidavit about dealings with Lucy Pears’s father. Bonds and bank stock trades are also cited with prices and terms.
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Dram Pont
Hagerstown
D. F.re Wadtell
Engagement announced in local notes
Miss Ida M. Wachter, daughter of the late Daniel Wachter, and Mr 0 B are announced as engaged. Crampton of Triaeslyes ore, Carlet, is pledged to Charles Fiske of Mount Cavalry church.
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Syuli Wachtee
Ida M. Wachter
Daniel Wachter
Crampton
Ta Tinr Triaeslyesore
Carlet
Charles Fiske
Mount Cavalry Church
Maryland Day Exercise Observed by Buckeystown Church Group
The Buckeystown M P Q EB Society held the annual Maryland Day Exercise with a praise service and readings by Miss G W Strayer. Topics included Effectual Prayer and Be Kind, led by Mrs C Thomas and J Hate, with the September meeting noting a future service at Pleasant Hill chapel and Zion church schedule led by Rev S M Hench.
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Maryland
Buckeystown M. P. Q. EB. Society
G. W. Strayer
C. ¥. Thomas
J. Hate Advantage
Rick W
Kindley
Pleasant Hill Chapel
Bundsy
M. Hench
Zion Church
To Teach is Washington and Kendall Green Appointment
Mim Emma Pope, described as one of the oral touchieres at Mt Ps, has been appointed to a striking position at Kendall Green in Washington. The notice confirms her transfer to the new role, highlighting the government or institution in Washington. Further details on duties and dates are not provided in the fragment.
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Washington
Mim
Emma Pope
Mt Ps
Kendall Green
Missionary Workers Convention Opens in Maryland Synod
The eighteenth appeal convention of the Women’s Home and Foreign Missionary Society of the Maryland Synod of the Lutheran Church opened with devotions as Miss Laura Wade Rice led the theme Prayer, the Source of Power. Delegates gathered amid festive parsonage decorations, with committees named for auditing, children’s work, box work, letters, minutes, resolutions and elections. The president’s address, read by Miss Sallie M. Protzman, reviewed past work and current needs in home and foreign missions, noting progress in India and Africa and plans to send more workers, while reporting on church-building funds and other branches of mission activity.
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Evangelical Lutheran
Woocas
Hous and Foreign Mussosery Society
Maryland Synod of the Lotharan Church
Laura Wade Rice
W. B. James
M. Hay Morris
Kahimac
Mary Caesle Ott
Belsever
S. J . Ziegler
Enuiax
Kuhlman
Elf
Mies Bayliss
Ae Zeigler
Ues
Laura
Juvenal
James Ald Mine A. Corell
Mims
Anna Bohr
Valine Aa
Jean Gale
Bobally
Mise Bama F. Rice
J. 2
W. H. Danbat
GW. Baughman
0. B. Michael
Keema Enid
Go. W. Pen
Britt
Miss Smith
Mra. Rupp
Bixler
Une of Foreign Missions
Sapp
India
Africa
Quéim
Scranton
Box Committee Reports Charity Drive and Box Shipments
Mos Harshew, chairman of the Geser a Synod box committee, notes the group’s practical work and seeks $833 in gifts for boys’ suits for the Mehlenburg African mission. Boxes must ship by October to reach Christmas delivery, aiding missions in India, Africa, and other places. Mrs Lederer honors Miss Bross with a memorial bed fund. Treasurer Mrs Ziegiar reports total receipts of $4,777.73 for the year.
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Addrew
Mos Harshew
Chaman
Gesera Synod
Moe Leceret
Bastierre
Tie Charrtean
Jane Gyseto
Hensdew
Mehlenburg
Iset
Ocssber
Merchants Prepare for Fair Week and October Skies
A jumble of notes from 1900 recounts merchants dressing windows for fair week, forecasts snow squalls in October, and notes only three months remain until the new century. The piece playfully contrasts bank teller discretion, bicycle inventor poverty in England, and a fair with a vice presidential candidate as a drawing card alongside Frederick’s pretty girls. Vignettes touch on ice cream soda, a county commissioners’ tearful meeting, and a voter registration update listing 129 new names across precincts.
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England
Frederick
Local meetings and notices from a bygone issue
Modern Woodmen meet at 8 tonight with business to transact. Fitzhugh Lee Chapter U D O postpones to Oct 18 at Mrs. L M An Evening With Wall Carleton slated for Kemp Hall next Tue. Queen Deborah and her Gypsy Camp featured. Include notes on travel and advertisements for eye specialists and tailoring services.
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Wall Carleton
Kemp Hall
Beer design feats heralded by skilled artisans
An advertisement-like note praises beer art with unprecedented designs and unique solo rings achieved by skilled makers. It invites readers to visit, signed by L. E. Mullionex of Carpet and Wall Paper Doube.
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L. E. Mulloinex
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