Day and Rally at Reformed Church Draws Crowd
In Burreittsville a large crowd attended the Children’s Day and rally at the Reformed church last Sunday. Plans for next Sunday’s morning service were announced, with a list of attendees from local families and neighboring towns. Several residents were noted as visiting and staying with relatives, while farm work and local events continued nearby.
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J. Gaver
Mises Lola
Ruth
Chats Praiter Rare
Arnolld
Geo
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Ad _Pfeifer
Wlek
Chamler
William Pfeifer
Peteraville
Mary
Barna
Baltimore
Otho Gaver
Lillian
Agnes
Sneekbrecht
Gmini
Dary G. Akers
Mary.c. Akers
Mee. A. L. | Englebrects
Jefferson
C. B. Reegearer
Mt. Tudor Lutheran Church
Rocky Ridge
Rocky Ridge Church
Jonnie J
Ecker
Chag
Robinson
Mia
Joseph A, Miller
John Root
Thurmont
George Beiler
Ches. E Miller
Misa Jenne Ecker
Joseph Miller
Local Church News And Community Notices In Taneytown Area
Lewintown visitors attend Methodist services. Rev Marriott and Rev Wooden preach at local churches. Taneytown board orders a two-wheel boss reel for 700 feet of hose. Governor Christian linked to United Brethren charge. Plenty of social visits, confirmations planned, and Catholic church reopening with Bishop Carrigan. wide round of local events, travel for synod meetings, and town notices.
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D. Wolf
Woolstack
Reformed Synod
Leo
Gardner
Mer
Jobo Darby
Baltmore
Baturday
Monnday
M.D. Gia
Trustece
Taney Town
Richard All
Harrisburg
Jersby City
New York
B. Hensbe
Ocktant
Soidty
Man
Beegle
Sprinchield
Oar
C.I. Society
Masegle
William GB. Wheeler
Scood
Baltimore
Nellie
Rene Fringer
Peank Lawrence Brown
Trinity Litheran Church
Tierney
PL JL. Gallagher
Vilyna
J. P. Holden
Ite
Prince Demitrius Gallitzin
Holy Name Society
Carrigan
Mount St. Mary’s College
Humitaburg
College God
Lennoo
Hia
Thia
Community Notes From Yellow Springs And Gracetown Fair Visitors
Local society items list residents and visitors from Berkeley Springs Laytonville Ridgeville and Baltimore at the recent fair. Names include Jick Washter Eugenes Stull Margret Crockett and Jessie King. Also mentions church service at Montgomery M P Church and visits among families in Keeptown Washington and Philadelphia.
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Yellow Springs
John’ Penwell
Wm. 11
Stull
Haneouville
Margret Crockett
Baltimore
Mies Liezie Dwyer
Laytonaville
Jessie King
Ridgeville
Charlton Watkins
Emma Cain
Hattie Belli
Mamie
Cook Burdette
John Moxtey
Keeptown
Montgomery M. P
H. O. Keen
T.watkine
Luwindale
Local Social Visitors Featured in Weekend Roundup
A series of social calls and family visits is noted. Names such as Kate Figg Ming Maucles and Adelina Eicheltw appear among residents visiting relatives, with gatherings at Mrs. Katherine Favor ite and Mr. James Isanogle family homes over the past weekend.
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Rocky Ridge
Emma Biggs
Baltimore
Miesee Boasie Ogle
Grace Stull
Woodeboro
J.B. Ogre
Misa’ May, Stull
Littlestown
Harry W. Stull
Oak Spring
Mina Jennie Esker
Thurmont
Thurmont, Visited Relatives Here On’ Saturday and Sunday.’ ” Wo —Mr. B. P. Opte
Littletown
J. B. Ogte
Dora Albough
Philadelphia
Mrv
Clifton Weller
Gon
Talent
Hagerstown
Daniel Wellerie
Phig
Anderenn
Frederick
Ming
Albasbama Heights
J. W. ‘Talbott
Atlantic City
Noj
Huok
Washington, D. C
John Burke
James Whitmores
Missea’ Branton Talbott
Point of Rocks
Zulah Stephens
Rockville
Misa Nion Mobley
Kate Figg
Suite Alyk
Mani Bestia Weller
Hite Dati
T Retown
Olundu W Eller
E. Grimes
Ming Maucles
Seinogle
Mos
Adelina Eicheltw
Lene
Mesewiger
Aon
Paul
Elotioltz
Heavyweight Title Clash Talked Between Johnson and Jeffries
Promoters announce a meeting at the Albany Hotel in New York to discuss terms for the world heavyweight championship bout. Jack Johnson and James Jeffries will attend at 8 pm to set dates venues articles postings and clinch the match. Jeffries signals he is not ready to commit to a spring bout.
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Jettries
Johnson
Propertiene
New York
Jack Johnron
J. Jeffirees
Jeffries
Hogan Reflects On Smoking Fear Of Shortened Life
Mrs In tina Hogan of Kansas City Missouri is afraid eighty years of smoking will shorten her life. She travels to the Ozark mountains for health of her twenty one year old ill son. She is tall erect and possesses great nerve as she speaks of her habit.
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Kansas City Mo
Tina Hogan
Hogan
Kansas City
Ozark Mountains
Lansing
Mich
Claude L. Thayer
Jackson
Thayer
Norwich teacher jailed for spanking twelve year old
Timothy Tripp a Page Brook district teacher in Green town was found guilty by a jury for spanking Da vid Utter's twelve year old son. He was fined 20 or twenty days in county jail but paid the fine and was released. An appeal is noted claiming false imprisonment and improper proceedings.
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Norwich
David Utter
Timothy Tripp
Page Brook
Green
Tripp
Pal
Waa
Forty Georgia Military Academy students ill in epidemic
Forty students at the Georgia Military Academy near Atlanta were rushed to hospitals suffering an illness that struck the school in epidemic form. The illness’s nature was not learned.
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Atlanta
Georgia Military Academy
Pape's Diapepsin Offers Quick Relief From Indigestion
An old advertisement extols Pape's Diapepsin as a harmless remedy for indigestion heartburn and stomach gas. It promises fast relief from sour belches, fullness, and discomfort after meals and claims noticeable benefit within minutes.
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Edyland
Canada
Low Mortality Era Noted in 1908 Death Rates
A Century Bulletin summary reports 1908 U S mortality hit a low with 15.3 deaths per 1 000 in registration states and 14 per 1 000 in rural areas while urban rates rose to 26 6 per 1 000 amid ongoing comparisons to England and Wales 1908. The District of Columbia and non registration cities contributed to the total 691 574 deaths for 1908 across the aggregate registration area totaling 45 028 767 people. The report highlights that native born Americans formed the major share of deaths and notes the remarkable consistency of low mortality across several years.
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