Pleasant Personal Notes From Hagerstown Readers
Local column lists movements and visits of residents and visitors including Mr. Levi Flickinger taking a new post on West Fourth Street, Mr. Jakn C. Motter traveling for official business to Emmitsburg, and Edward Keefer planning a South winter tour starting next month. Also notes arrivals from Monroe and Columbia Pennsylvania, Baltimore and Frederick visits, synod attendances in Hagerstown, and social rounds with churches and clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levi Flickinger
Taneytown
A. A. Lough
West Fourth Street
Flickinger
Jakn C. Motter
Emmitsburg
Edward Keefer
Pan
H. ©. Tracey and Wife
Monroeton
W. Spotten
Columbia
P. Boswell
Balston
Virginis
Boswell
John C. Hardt
Synod of the Evangelical Lutheran Church
Hagerstown
Frederick
A. Kogleschatz
West Marlin Street
Martinsburg
W. Va
My. CL Hartsock
Boyds
Montgomery County
Pass- Desa
Frederick Fickey
Baltimore
Biss Carrie Aschemyer
E.C. Unger
Bruoxville
Ar. C.C. Carty
Funeral Directors Association
Richmond
Virginia
John M. Sforrison
Petersville
John W. Porter
Knoxville
Cooperation Urged for Christian Unity Across Denominations
A conference focusing on Christian unity featured Rev Dr T G Selby and Bishop H W Warren among speakers from Methodists, Presbyterians, Anglicans and Congregationalists. Delegates urged cooperation to improve society, address labor capital tensions and promote Methodist influence in England and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasiinetuy
T. Ge. Selby
Roreh
Greenock
Surlane
Selby
Sesson
H.W. Warren
Colnreds Auereay
Wade
Lev. A. Cube Smith
Nashville, Tennessee
London
Bristol
T. J. Ogburn
Methodist Protestant Church
Henderson
WN. C
Chrispur Enterprises Pvt
TL Leburay
Methodist New Coronecon
Southport
England
Hugh P. Bughis
Parnell Funeral Draws McCarthyites and Posters
Dublin funeral plans for Charles Stewart Parnell include a 2 pm procession from St Stephen's Green to City Hall and then Glasnevin Cemetery with McCarthyite MPs unlikely to attend amid threats. Posters reading Murdered to please Englishmen spark outrage in Cork. Captain O'Shea criticizes McCarthyism. In Mullville New York temperance boycotts affect two bakeries amid license fee talk. Ira Delia Parnell, mother of the late leader, graveside distress and a plan to travel to New York for her son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Serpe
Mesars
Redmond
Mahoney
Healy
United Ireland
Ell
Lonpox
O'Shea
McCarthy
Parnell
Borpestown
N.S
Ira Delia Parnell
Ner Miniz
Shi
New York
Ireland
Balloon accident at fair grounds kills pilot
A balloon ascension at the county fair ended when a ballooner became entangled in parachute ropes. The parachute released and both men were thrown 80 feet to the ground. William Kessler of Louisville, Ky died. Alexander Gordon sustained serious injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dis
Fair Grounds
Alexander Gordon
County Forth
William Kessler
Loniswile
Gordon
Frederick and Mountaintown News Clippings From Frederick County
A long mixed batch of Maryland notes reports local business moves and events in Frederick, Hagerstown, and surrounding towns. Highlights include factory shipments to Washington and New Martinsburg, Democratic club gatherings, bridge repairs, election papers routing, and parish and fair preparations with various local figures and businesses cited.
Kioto Wins in Gentleman's Driving Race at Baltimore
Kioto led from the start and never headed to win the 2 27 trot. Fascination finished second with Harry Cardinal third as Kioto's driver kept the horse ahead at every stage. The remaining finishers were San Mateo, Weid, Astoria, Dr. Smith, Hokeland, and Frechin. Kioto paid 25 to win, Fascination 10, and the field 25 in the pools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiote
Baltimore
DeGarmendia
Kioto
Beata
Fascination
Meade Kioto
Harry Cardinal
San Mateo Weid
Harry Cardial
Astoria
Dr. Smith
Hokeland
Frechiin
Biota
Money
Seq Mateo Maid
Hand Injury Update From Local Workshop
Mr Wm Roelkey an employee at Wilcoton and Sar key is recovering well after injuring two fingers on his left hand with a saw a few days ago at the workshop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Roelkey
Wilcoton & Sarkey
Census bulletin on national school enrollment and regional notes
The census bulletin reports total national school enrollment for July 1 including about 65,607 in universities and teacher training, plus 12,790,009 in other schools. It covers regional white and colored attendance in the South and notes parochial Catholic and Lutheran schools, private versus public enrollment, and changes since 1850. The report also mentions local community notes and church activities in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dereau Rew
South
Middletown Hwegi sler features and visitors calendar
Exchange echoes from Middletown with notes on Lodge A. O. G. W. membership rising to thirty five, visitors from Springfield and Springfield Ohio, an American Band engagement for the county fair, local produce reports, and a schedule of events at Shink's Hall and Otterbein L B church. Also mentions a health update on Mr. David Groff and voter registration totals in Middletown district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Samuel Smith
Myersville
Hegistec
Philip Sheffer
Augsburg
P. Bergatresser
David Groff
Schindler
Toledo
Ohto
Br. S
Ann C. Schindler
West
R. B. Rudy
Shiuk’s Hall
E. ©. Moser
This Valley
Keedysville
Washington County
Philadelphia
Abs
J.P. H. Brown
Atlanta
Baltimore
Washington
Carroll County
Lizabeth Appleman
Goi
Robert Cowden
General
L. B Church
Otterbein L. B
Midaetown
Bergstresser
T. F. Hoffmeier
Reformed Church
Barmony
John W. Long
Farmercrilic
Ohio
Speech Written for Chief Quinces by Beall
Local column recounts Samuel Wootton Beall a Maryland born operator who aided freed slaves and backed a Denver charter. It notes Beall taught Indian chief John Quin cy to deliver a Washington speech and mentions corrections to a family account. Community notices list meetings at the gymnasium and church events with times and topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jobs Quinces
Beall
Chicago News
Samuel Wooton Beall
Helens
Mont
Wisconsin
Maryland
North
Mr. Beall
Stockbridge
John Quincey
Washington
Mr. Beal
Denver
Samuel Wootton Beall
Rockville
Montgomery County
John Lewis Beall
William T Wootton
Doctor Wootton
Dr. Wootton
Montgomery
Raze
Louis Bes
John Mines
Isle John L. &. Mines
Pears
The
City
Henry Daily
Zack Daily
Finance and trade week reports steady gains and troubles
A sweeping weekly digest shows improved industrial activity in Boston Philadelphia and Chicago with higher receipts of wheat wool and beef. Minneapolis records highest lumber sales and full weekly output while Cincinnati Cleveland and St Louis note firmer trade and stronger money demand. Grain and cotton trends vary as railway finance faces continued liquidity concerns amid 270 weekly business failures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duan
Ces
Boston
Philadelphia
Fair Traders
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Chicago
Liege
Omaha
Minneapoliy
Minneapolis
St. Louis
Kansas City
Denver
Savanagh
Charleston
Galveston
New Orleans
United States
Canada
Dominion of Canada
Religious Services Across City and County Sunday
A crowded schedule lists sermons and Sunday-school events across churches in the city and county. Ministers including Rev. bench, Rev. Mo Hench, Rev. J. E. Zorger, Rev. C. L. Resnard and others announce worship, communion, and harvest services with multiple congregations such as St. James Lutheran, Trinity Methodist, Episcopal, and Reformed churches participating, plus missionary and Young People societies active this weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Generel
Sundsy
Bench
U.B
Chertersville
Weodsboro Lutheran Church
Kew
Fia
Itebt
lOne A
Reformed
Emmbaborg
St. James Lutheren
Heale
Presbyterian Church
J. E. Zorger
Wolbernville
Maryland
of Ulngst
Bigelical Lutheran Church
East Cho Street
Luther. Kellman
Slater
Borkittaville
Christian Endeavor” Society
C. L. Resnard
Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church
Montevie
McKennard
el United Brethren Church
A. M. Evers
Young People's Society of the Church
All Sainte
J. Addison Ingle
M Gss
Frederick
China
Bia Departere
Quiet Wedding at East Church Parsonage
A quiet wedding occurred at the East Church street parsonage yesterday at 3 PM. The couple was Mr. Thomas E. Dintesman and Miss Eile L. Kemp, both local to Peat county. Rev. A J Gill officiated the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dintermas
Kewp
East Church Street
Thomas E. Dintesman
Eile L. Kemp
Peat
A.J. Gill
Deaths and local industry notes from Emmitsburg area
Airs Anton Stacke of Baltimore dies at her father's home near Emmitsburg from consumption. Miss Susan Strasbaugh, near Greenmount, dies after long illness. burial at Lutheran cemetery Emmitsburg with Rev. Heilman officiating. Castelli Sullivan, 85, father of John Sullivan of Monrovia, dies in Fairfield, Pa. Factory notes report framing at Steam Brickyard, spike carload shipped to Michigan, 3500 cans of tomatoes canned by Frederick City Packing Company, and Palmetto Fibre Company plant preparations supervised by Mr. McClellan. Col D C Winebrewer appoints ten people to his side of the Frederick County Agricultural Society. Brigade notes indicate forthcoming drills for the riflemen on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederik Wiry
Geude
Washineton
Yesteray
Frederick Cxy Ive
Kew Martinsburg
West
H. Rosenour & Son
Hocky Ridge
Tunshur
Wea
J. Wormen
Willow Glen Mills
Ues City
Buffalo
Order of Nazarites
Mt. St. Mary's Gallege
County
U. S
Nellie Wheeler
Boonsboro
Westminster Advocate
Frederick County
M. A
Richard Wineberry
Frederick
Hagerstown
W. H. B. Etchison
Washington
Frey Smith
The
Wolfshire News
Fleck
Middletown Register
W. R. Young
State House
Nick Haller
Haller
Nis
Victor Chrystal
Baltimore
Maryland
Pennsylvania
All Saints’ Street
Rady
Daniel H. Hatter
Geo. Beckley
H. Wineberg
Anton Stacke
John Geis
Emmitsburg
Susan Strasbaugh
Jeremiah Strasbaugh
Greenmount
MH. Heilman
Mount Joy
Daniel Sullivan
John Sullvan
Monrovia
Taes- Gag
Fairfield
Michigan
Spoke
Frederick City Packing Company
McClellan
Sueling Boller Co
Barberton
Ohio
Boller
Palmetto Fibre Company
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Frederick Far
VHEED
Altramofs
Orter
Paws Nee Bu
Hs Wid Weet
Mountain Meadow
Tom
Steed Siltercnar
Rudy
Indianapolis
Avoir le
Sarytland
the News
Everland
Mr. Bedfern
Mullville
Sliville
Harry Hacer
Jokes
Soren Bast
Jokestmyarniner
John Scorer
New Midway
Ystley
Esse
Oscot FE Long
Henry Norn
Issac C. Loss
Wim Frook
Me.m Gaver
Martin S Jemsbirs
Bemeburg
Julia
Tony
PL Mergotresser
Lutherst Congress
Wolesvileg
Missy Mery L. Warrenfeld
State Normal School
Balimore
A. R. Buhrman
John L. Palmer
Rev. Motter
Waynesboro
Reforment Church
C.A. Harp
Thunday
John R. Davenhart
Henry Gaver
John D. Dubel
Phleeger, Esq
Lawson Vilne
Denton G. Prey
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Finance and Trade
Minnespolis Breats
Busturss
Noxntstown
Antonio Frederico
William Scheetz
Resx
Texas
John
Wale Felder
Felders
Vance Thompson
Thompson
John Felder
Union Veteran Legion
Reapine
Grand Opera House
Gregg
Palmer
Butterfield
J. A. C. Lipps
Avery
E.&. Houck
West Patrick Street
Hichael
Singleton
Houck
Lewis F. Wachter
Company of
Baltimore City
St. Mark's Parish
Bronewick
Aed
Fiscatorial
Messia
Ab Young
Jenks Hauer
Point of Rocks
Ast
Hymenral
E ‘Au
U. B. Parsonage
Erstown
Res
J. T. Alcatfar
Aldo
Col
D. C
H. Coming
J. Terslesim
Timate
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