Tares in Our Field at Ss Pauls Church
County correspondence from Harney notes a Christian Endeavor meeting at Ss Pauls Evangelical Lutheran church on Sunday September 24 led by Barry O Harner who spoke on tares in our field. Local items include Miss Cora Warbright going to Santmore for millinery work and the school of 45 with Miss Mabel Lambert teaching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Lambert
John Hockensmith
John I. Obler
Mesera
Edward Lefevre
Harry Sell
Rath Snider
Nettie Slagle
Mark Snider
Emmitsburg Railroad Upgrades and Local Notices
Emmitsburg Railroad Company to lay several miles of 60 pound steel rail completing heavy steel track. Old trestle replaced by steel structure near the dry bridge between Motter's and Emmitsburg. Engine in shops. cars repainted. equipment now first class. Also notices: divorce filing by Mrs Bartha M Scholl of Frederick against Harry Scholl. Rev Luther Martin declines church call at Dotham. pension raised for John Gilbert to 12 per month. illness update on W J Pargins. medical ad suggesting Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for throat and bronchitis symptoms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmitsburg Railroad Company
Toms Greek Bridge
Motter’s
Emmitsburg
Native and Local Figures Highlight October News Week
Readable fragments show October events with a mix of local visits to York Fair and travels to Pekin. Names include La Hang Chang, Mrs Rora Birely, Miss Favebe Neidig, Mr. William Dyas, Frank Weller, Thomas Zimmermas, J M Newman, and others. Notes mention relatives in Westminster and guests from Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miey Mollie E’eeubacer
New York
Rora Birely
Favebe' Neidig
William Dyas
Estrimore
Frank Weller
Thomas Zimmermas
Frederick
York
J. M. Newman
Mary
Westminster
John Hershberger
Daniel Miller
Annie M. Snyder
Allen Alvey wed Miss Margaret Nelson Alvey in Hagerstown
Miss Margaret Nelson Alvey daughter of Chief Justice Richard H Alvey married J A Graeme Allen of Davis West Virginia last evening at St John s Protestant Episcopal church Hagerstown The ceremony was led by Rev EB W Wroth and Rev Henry Evan Cotton with the bride entering with her father A dinner followed at Judge Alveys home The couple will reside in Davis where the groom is a lumber dealer and president of Beaver Creek Lumber Company
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rowland Davies
Anna Elder Alvey
Helen Hays
Baltimore
Lily Baush
Florence Koshler
Jane Gaines
Hagerstown
Golden Gate
D. Gilpin Wilson
Harford County
Beaman
John ¥. Symington
Thomas A. Hays, Jr
Charles Alvey
Harry Alvey
Law Court News Tangles with Disorderly Conduct Cases
In the law's grasp Justice Eckstein handled two disorderly conduct arrests last night. Fannie Goings and Edward Wright faced cases, with Wright fined 3.75 dollars and paid. Goings dismissed. Nimrod Hammond was jailed ten days after a guilty verdict and 3 dollar fine. Land condemnation for the B&O Railroad yielded a 2500 dollar award split among Mrs. Mary Ostharine Thomas, mortgagee Anna Mary Thomas, and tenant Elias Riggs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Eckstein
Fannie Goings
Edward Wright
Six and Hand
Jaates Eckstein
Wright
Nimrod Hammond
Ridenonr
Justices Eckstein
Mary Catharine Thomas
Mary Ostharine Thomas
Anna Mary Thomas
Elias Riggs
Local Market Rates and Notable Race Results
Market quotes today list corn at 2.25 per barrel and shelled corn at 45 cents per bushel, wheel at 7 cents per bushel, hay priced 19 to 14 per ton. Laertes, owned by G W Smith of Frederick, won third money in a York race yesterday. A youth murderer case in New York is reported, and a Jersey City homicide conviction is noted. An Ontario drugstore ad promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, and a kidney cure claims rapid relief. Cough remedies and whiskey ads conclude the page, with FrederickMd listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. W. Hargett
Laertes
G. W. Smith
Frederick
York
New York
John Garrabrandt
Henry Haas
Jersey City
Dmg
Raye
Ft. R Grandia
Ontario
Chamberlain
Gus
S.sehies & Bro
Druceists
Head of Moses horns in art sparks school dispute
A chaotic school debate centers on a plaster Moses copy in a District school showing horns. Critics note misinterpretations of Habakkuk and Exodus while artists from Niehaus to Plockhorst, Sargeant, and Pixei craft horned Moses, provoking questions about artistic tradition and translation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Angelos
Moses
Pupiis
Michael Angelo
Julius
St Jerome
Congressional
Niehaus
Ben Butler
Boston
John Sargeant
Texas
Mosra
Plockhorst
Michael
Satan
Pieckhorst
Nicolas Tanesie
Gray Bethpeor
Columbus
Wies
Thermatis
Grotius
Spanhelin
Jerome
Washington Star
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Sis
Inerce
Dr. Fierce
Pierce
Everts
Woodville
Gappie O. Hood
J. J. Molesworth
Gertrude Hyatt
New Market
Clary
Fannie Condon
State Normal School
Chicago
Rachel Wilson
Milton Dayhoof
Union Bridge
Mount Airy
Henry B. Wilson
Charles Smith
Rufus Burdett
W. Albert Hood
Samuel Molesworth
W. R. Rady
A. R. Molesworth
John Hahn
Hail
Bartha M. Scholl
P. F. Pamrel
Circuit Court
Harry Scholl
Luther Martin
Fassenaxt Cauron
Branawick
County
Dotham
N. 9
John Gilbert
Thin City
W. J. Pargins
Tiroat
China
Natue
Breccia
Sogrbero
Rigis
Hovenas
Ubtuber
Ats Las Oete Tits
la Hang Chang
Pekin
Pueely
Fieasant Peregre
Eosasasirs
Kans
Angos
Ldo
Ligkée Picasre
Warner
E. J. Woodrow
M D
Warter
Aduiscas
Warren
Rochester
N.Y
SoCure
Ori N Hai Frederisk
Israel
Maintings
Coles
Danie Kelling
Bloomsburg
Danville
Reading Iron Company
Tutt
Ater L Brsz
Russell St. Detroit
Mick
Canby Cathartic Trade
Ad Ag
Palstabdie
Nemody
Thiewe
Hantrel
Keeley Cure
Driek
Deeg Addietiona
Keeley Institute
N. Cavite
Columba
J. L. Kervand
Edgraver
Pennsylvania Ave
Washington
Jiadis
Bobeos
Espec Aily
Stek
George A. Gilbert
North Market St
WEIN + Bic US
Uncle Sam
Isabella Gas Works
West Palrick Street
the Buffalo Restaurant
West Patfick ST
Chas. N. Hauer
Wholesale and Retail
Cyster Department
WM. S. F.ler & CO
Anna Siering
Sautisrium
Mali
Baltimore ST
Carty
Lace
Wade
Carty’s Furniture Store
E. Patrick St
Fread’*k
Tailors
Nobby Materials
Int of
B, H
Blackston & Son
JAS. E. Walker & CO
James E. Walker & CO
Maryland
B. Rosenour & Sons
Etchison
W. H. B. Etchison
S. Market St
Frederick, Ma
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