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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 05, 1914

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6

Reverend Knott Appointed Translator In Frederick Province

Frederick church notices list Rev J O Knott of Washington DC appointed by secretary as special translator in the Exudition program with $1800 salary. Knott also pastors Capital Heights Congregational Church. Reading within Grace Reformed and other local congregations outlines service times sermons harvest themes and guest speakers for the day across multiple parishes including All Saints St John’s Walkersville Trinity M E South and United Brethren urging attendance and noting summer schedule pauses.

J. O. Knott Washington, D. C Knott Capital Heights J A. Ditzler Hartness

Seventh Day Adventist outdoor meetings end for summer

Goapsl Tent on East Fourth Street will close outdoor meetings for the summer. Elder Shader will preach on The Seven Last Plagues of Revelation. A Gospel Mission service is planned at the Lambert Building with Sunday school at 2 15 and evening service at 7 80. Walkersville A B charge holds preaching at Wadkersville at 10 00 a m and Thurmont at 3 p m led by Rev W H Washinger with a Thurmont service at 8 p m led by Rev S A Hedges. Harvest home services led by Rev S A Hedges at Utica Mills Friday at 10 30.

All Saints” Protestant Episcopal Church Douglass Hooff Paca, Kennedy Alexandria Louis H. Ewald St. John’s Episcopal Church Walkersville St. Timothy's Chapel Schreysville Trinity M. E. Church South Trinity M. E F. F. Neel Epworth League Frank Gaither Church W. N. Jolliffe United Brethren Church E. H. Hummelbaugh Wm. H. Washinger Chambersburg Pennsylvania Evangelical Lutheran Church Ulysses G. Rupp First Baptist Church B. A. Bowers Methodist Episcopal Church E. H. Lamar Presbyterian Church Thomas Freeman Dixon Church of the Brethren Ever Thomas Ecker Piney Creek East Fourth Street Shader Qespal Mission The Gospel Mission Lambert West Patrick Street Walkersville A. B Wadkersville Thurmont W.H. Washinger A. Hedges St. Paul's Lutheran Church Utica Mills

Orphans Enjoy Straw Ride From Loats Home

The Loats Orphanage on East Church street hosted a strawride last evening. A large wagon from the Loata farm carried children supervised by Vernon T. Molesworth, departing at 6:30 and returning by 10:30 after visiting Harmony Grove and enjoying refreshments and Victrola music. Participating were Superintendent George H. Zimmerman, Matron Mrs. William Hilleary, and many girls including Sarah E. Gault Clara Zimmerman Ruth Carty Grace Emmerman Minnie Mathias Eman Thomas Mary B. Rinehart and others.

Loats East Church Street Loata Farm Vernon T. Molesworth Grayson E. Bowers Harmony Grove George H. Zimmerman William H. Hilleary Sarah E. Gault Clara EK. Zimmerman Ruth Carty Grace E. @mmerman Minnie Mathias Eman Thomas Mary B. Rinehart Willard Markey and Son Inez Rochelle

Mission Band Of Lutheran Church Meets In Regular Session

An interesting meeting of the Mission Band of the Evangelical Lutheran Church was led by superintendent Miss Sadie Kiohn. The program included singing Bible lessons recitations solos and readings. Refreshments were served after the meeting. PP Mr and Mrs J P Warrenfeltz visit relatives in Stony Spring. Mount St Marys College opens Sept 1 for its 106th year with expected enrollment above 355. Ecclesiastical Seminary students return. Sues Trolley Company. A M Horst sues the Hagerstown and Frederick Railway for 32.50. G B Afchleery named trustee of the Home for the Aged.

Mission Band of Lutheran Church Mission Band Evangelical Lutheran Church Sadie Kiohn Imogene Albaugh Margaret Woerner Aliee Richelberger Frederick Schroeder Thomas Rice George Sendrix Pauline Eyler Elizabeth Falk Slveria Rupp J. P. Warrenfeltz Martinsburg W. Va Charles Falk Stony Spring Mount St. Mary's College Emmitaburg Ecclesiastical Seminary Sues Trolley Company A. M. Horst Hagerstown

Doans Kidney Pills Endorsed by Brunswick Resident

A Brunswick resident Z. T. Booth reports constant backache side and loin pain and irregular kidney passages. He tried Doan’s Kidney Pills, which quickly relieved symptoms and have not bothered him since. He confirms prior endorsement and recommends the same remedy.

Brunswick Frederick Z. T. Booth W. Hird St. Brunswick Doan Pean

Braddock Heights Fire Hose Costs Questioned

Major D. John Markey and John W. Poole examined Braddock Heights Fire department hose and equipment. They found 300 feet of 66 cent hose defective and all 300 feet of 36 cent hose usable. The cheap mill end hose cracks less rubber but is less durable. The department will replace 10 feet of defective hose. The total apparatus cost about $800 including chemical engine wagon ladders lanterns and other gear.

D. John Markey John W. Poole Braddock Heights Markey Braddock

August births and deaths in Frederick listed by city health officer

Nineteen deaths and sixteen births were recorded in Frederick for August per City Health Officer Dr. Ira J. McCurdy. The births were 13 white males, 3 white females, and 3 colored individuals with 2 females and 1 male. Causes include traumatic pneumonia, typhoid fever, tuberculosis, malnutrition, cerebral apoplexy, and others with one stillborn and one accidental death. Reported infectious diseases include typhoid and scarlet fever.

Frederick Ira J. McCurdy

Property Deeds and Parish Real Estate Transfers Noted

Court business lists deeds from Frederick W. Cramer and wife to Frederick A. Ordeman and wife. All Saints Parish receives real estate in Frederick City for 9500 dollars. Executors transfer 8 acres to Florence E. France for 605 dollars. Several land parcels conveyances between residents including Lawson and Leola families. A violent assault report from Linwood describes Vernon Davis, a Black man, wounded by Monk Green with a razor. he survived after four doctors operated. details scarce.

Frederick W. Cramer Frederick A. Ordeman Ella V. Eichelberger All Saints Parish Frederick Lewis M. Hamrick Florence E. France Mary Virginia Lawson Roy D. Lawson Vernon Davis Linwood Carroll County Montevue Hospital Monk” Green

Remedial Advertisement for Cholera and Diarrhea

Mrs. C W Florence of Rockwell Indiana cites Chambrrisin's Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy as effective for summer illness. She notes one dose checked the trouble during a siege of summer complaint. For sale by all dealers.

Holzapfel to Speak at Braddock Heights Dance Event

Former Hagerstown mayor Henry Holzapfel will speak at the Nong Service in the auditorium at Braddock Heights as Labor Day weekend activities draw large crowds. The event features Rev Dr George Williamson Smith as leader, music directed by M A B Blaer, and a program including hymns, prayer, and an address by Henry Holzapfel Jr. of Hagerstown.

M. A. B. Blaer Henry Weitapfel, Jr Hagerstown Land G. Carey Baltimore K. Mabel Condon Washington Stonehurst Henrietta Shaw E. H. Lloyd C. J. Zeigler Amanda C. Hensel H. A. Roussey Wm. Byrd Zeigler Paul Jones Camp Nehiey Avenue Alice Rohrback Middle Creek Edgar S. McCardell E. Austin Baughman Braddock Heights Frederick Montevue Creager Krehle Edward Ardeeser Paul Edward Braddock Leslie Schmidt Manaccer

Lima Beans Shipped and Rockville Fair Prizes

A ton and a half of lima beans were shipped via Wells Fargo Express to Baltimore this morning by John F. Gonpo of Shookstown. O P Smith of Lime Kiln, Md., won second and third prizes on S C White Leghorn cockerels at the Rockville Fair. The birds were bred and raised by Mr. Smith.

Wells, Fargo Expresa Co Baltimore John F. Gonpo Shookstown O. P. Smith Lime Kiln Rockville Fair Mr. Smith

Tournament at New Midway Riders Tilt For Honor

At New Midway Harbaugh Grove last Wednesday a tournament by the New Midway Tournament Association drew a large crowd. Amateur results: first Irving Albaugh, second John B Derr, third Roy Ensor. Miss Belva Fox crowned amateur winner and Miss Florence Derr crown holder. Professional results: first Irving Albaugh, Miss Fox crowned by Hobart I baugh. A H Derr crowned his wife. Judges Morris Smith Walter LeGore Raymond Long. Committee Raymond Long Ezra Shank Norman Harbaugh J P err. Governor names F W Fraley tree warden to enforce new law. cooperation urged for tree protection and community benefits.

New Midway Harbaugh Grove New Midway Tournament Association Irving Albaugh Belva Fox Creagerstown John B. Derr Florence Derr

Peruna touted as cure for colds and nervous debility

The ad promotes Peruna as a winter and summer tonic that prevents colds by toning the stomach and nerves. It cites Mr. Lewis Riffle and Mr. Biffle of Portland, claiming Peruna restores health, builds vitality, and can cure colds if treated early, with tablets as an alternative to liquid medicine.

Lewis Riffle Biffle Gautenbeing Ave Portland Ore

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Bureau of Education Gerviege An Galnte’ Episcopal Church Svengeness Reformed Church Evangelical Reformed Church Henrl L. G. Kieffer Mt. St. Mary’s Home For Aged Trustee Geo. B. Afchleery Frederick Jeweler Home For the E. S. Eichelberger the Progran Chambers Jolly Robbers Cuppe Tobani Bynopals the Prophet Aida Schubert Moszkowski Walthier William Teil Lange Joe Sees Gauntier Lampe Washington Grays Heights McCurdy Bachesar Day Circuit and Orphaned Court Tolbert Leola Woodsboro Helen Lowman Unionville Cooper Wallace Wiseman Staunton Leola Beatrice Martin Oscar J. Gernand Ruth Irene Schroyer Myersville Holtapfel News OF County Resort Mountsine—Grand Colytic M. Buckingham Dixon's Cash Market North Market Street Pythian Castle Rockville F. W. Fraley Lewis A. Hifple James E. Doll South Market St Tohn's Llege Lalobson Pullman EIA Echo Ss Department South Market Street Harry G. Dorsey & CO Popular Price Outfitters Freder
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