Campaign visits to rural churches in county
The West Baltimore District of the Methodist Episcopal Church launches a rural church campaign led by Dr Edward L Watson. Meetings were held yesterday at Thomas Creek Emmitsburg and Thurmont with speakers Dr Murray and Rev Harry Mitchell. Tonight Walkeraville hosts talks as Libertytown and Fonville are planned for tomorrow. The effort aims to visit 40 rural churches, mobilize ministers, and stimulate stronger local church work using autos to cover multiple sites.
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Baltimore
Methodist Episcopal Church
Edward L. Watson
Thomas Creek
Emmitsburg
Thurmont Church
H. Fox
XS Ro Murgar
Catonsville
Harry Mitchell
Walkeraville
Lewistown
Libertytown
Fonville
Walkersville
Wharment
Lichitder
Gracechurch
F R. Bailey
Govans
Anhur C Day
Watson
Warlore
Dr. Watson
Good Old Summertime Shelves For A While
Severe cool spell grips Frederick with 42 degree low at night the coldest in three months since June 11 as September ends. Daytime highs around 77 with dry spell continuing and rainfall scarce. Weather shifts spark school clothing changes while water supplies dwindle and market ads urge Electric Bitters for relief.
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Frederick
Aleigh Bells
Akates
Justice Dennis Court Handles Cruelty Case And City Offenses
Justice Dennis presided over a busy docket including Noah Titlow charged with cruelty to dogs after claims he tugged and jerked animals. The court dismissed cruelty charges as a safety, hearing for other cases followed. Motormen and a conductor faced arrest over paving work, with hearings set for tonight. George Velashmull and Christian Woerner were noted for traffic-related violations with penalties, and chauffeurs John Davia and Ray Gosnell faced hearings for cutting the Square Corner.
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Dennis
Noah Titlow
Frederick
Titlow
Amelia Yost
West Petrick Street
John Davia
Ray Gosnell
Frederick City
Officer Quan
Circuit Court Hears Land, Distillery, and Replevin Appeals
In a circuit court session, Rachel F Cook vs George E Davis over five acres ended with Cook awarded the land, defending counsel Stoner Weinberg for Cook and Newman Brown for Davis. Monticello Distilling Co vs J W Summers upheld Justice Posey’s decision with a verdict of 94.40 against Summers. Emory Kelbaugh vs John Kelbaugh reversed a magistrate, awarding property to John Kelbaugh. John D Ahalt vs F Fenner Fritz involves two barrels of whiskey with Kieffer Delauter and A S Brown representing the parties.
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Rachel F. Cook
George E Davis
John Kelbaugh
John D. Ahalt
F Fenner Fritz
Lourt
Kieffer Delauter
Ahalt
Brown
Fritz
Justice Posey
Sickness and Recoveries Reported in Local Notes
Mrs John H Ramsburg and Mrs Liesd Culler on West All Saints and South Market streets are able to be about the house and return to activity. Mr Charles W Martz resumes work. H Edward Herming slowly improves after a Baltimore fall. Mary Gubbons, daughter of George Gubbons, recovers from diphtheria under Dr Hammond. Ezra D Hoffman returns home after Maryland University Hospital treatment. Walter H McDaniel, formerly of this city, leaves Cumberland typhoid care to recover at home arrival next week.
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John H. Ramsburg
West All Saints Street
Charles W. Martz
South Market Street
Liesd Culler
H. Edward Herming
Baltimore
George Gubbon
Mary
Center Street
Robert L. Hammond
Ezra D. Hoffman
Maryland University Hospital
West South Street
Walter H McDaniel
Cunberland
Western Maryland Hospital
Robert Little
Public Service Commission Sets New Minimum Electric Charge
The Public Service Commission approved a new minimum charge of $2 for electricity in Middletown and Braddock effective August 1, replacing prior minimums of $1.50 in Middletown and $2 in Braddock.
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Public Service Commission
Middletown
Braddock
College Evening for SCNOD Members Observed
The Potomac Synod of the Reformed Church plans a college evening for Hood College in Frederick during its October session. Special services mark the 250th Heidelberg catechism anniversary and the 75th Home Mission Board anniversary with a visitors reception.
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Potomac Synod of the Reformed Church
Evangelical Reformed Church
Hood College
Home Mission Board
Deaths in Anne Arundel and Baltimore Families
Jacob Wame of 1642 Warwick Avenue Baltimore died after a weeklong illness from pneumonia aged 75. He leaves four daughters, a brother, a sister, and 11 grandchildren. Funeral from his home, burial in Western cemetery. Reverend Dr James Grammer, 74, Episcopal clergyman, died of heart disease at nephew’s home Farmville Virginia. Survived by widow Lucy Paige and sister Mrs Nathaniel Green. Eugene Augusta Kauffman died at his daughter’s home 1724 North Fulton Baltimore aged 77. High mass and funeral at Church of the Conception. Infant Bennie Dixon died near Thurston Urbana Monday. funeral at Urbana M E Church. Mary Alverta Barnes 45 died at 519 Klinehart's Street of typhoid fever. funeral Thursday at Greenmouth cemetery. George W Peters funeral director for multiple services listed.
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Anne Arundel County
Warwick Avenue
Baltimore
Jams
Tiame
John Ijame
M. Ruexell
James Grammer
Paulus A. Irving
Farmville
Halifax County
Virginia
All Saints’ Church
Lucy Paie
Cumberland County
Nathaniel Green
Houston
Eugene Augusta Kauffman
Catherine Haughey
North Fulton Avenue
Quiem
Church of the Conception
Bennie Dixon
Thurston
Urbana M. E. Church
W. &. Lytle
Charles Brandenburg
Richard Thomas
Thomas Miles
N. Carlisle
Mt. Olivet
George W. Peters
Mary Alverta Barnes
Klinehart’s Street
Cassie Barnes
Greenmouth
Thomas 'Price
Marriages of Gelwicks Welty and Spangler Hoeflich
Miss Ethel Welty daughter of Mr and Mrs James Welty Waynesboro Pa and Mr Warren Gelwicks son of Cornelius Gelwicks Emmitsburg Md were quietly married at 8 o'clock this morning in Emmitsburg Catholic church Rev Fr Hayden officiating Attendants Miss Lillian Topper and Mr Charles Gelwicks They plan a wedding trip and will reside in Emmitsburg where the groom is a blacksmith Also Miss Clara M Spangler and Mr Edwin Hoeflich both of Waynesboro Pa were married last evening at the Evangelical Lutheran church parsonage by Rev U S Grupp
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Ethel Welty
James Welty
Waynesboro
Warren Gelwicks
Cornelius Gelwicks
Emmitsburg
Hayden
Lillian Topper
Charles Gelwicks
Emmiteburg
Clara M. Spangler
Edwin Hoeflich
Evangelical Lutheran Church
U. 8. Grupp
Birthday Party Honors Mr Allen Eaves and Sister Eva
A birthday gathering was held at the Eaves residence near Walkersville on September 6. Guests included Mr and Mrs Thomas Eaves Mr and Mrs Pierce Morgan Mrs Edward Kanode Mrs Harry Freshour and many others. A remark attributed to Patrick Henry and a quip about Reno were noted in the event text.
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Allen
Eaves
Eva
Walkersville
Thomas Eaves
Pierce Morgan
Edward Kanode
Harry Freshour
Ruth Cromwell
Nina Boone
Hester Poole
Mildred Cromwell
Farms for Sale Near Walkersville Maryland 146 Acres
Farm of 146 acres two miles east of Walkersville with bank barn house wagon shed corn house and orchard. Land well watered productive limed nearly half cleared timber including heavy oaks. Price 4500 with small payment asked and remainder secured at high rate. Purchaser to pay seed and fertilizer and gains landlord wheat crop share. Contact Cramer Walkersville Md Aug 7.
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Walkersville
Cramer, Watk
Ersville, Md
Canvass Plans Discussed by Y M C A Directors
Plans for a brisk two day canvass to boost Y M C A membership were discussed by the board led by Casper Cline and J Travers Thomas. Two teams will be captained by Edgar H M Bride and Charles Mc Mathias to launch the drive around October 10 or 12, aiming to mirror the 3100 dollar membership boost achieved three years ago.Miss Julia Krantz of Adamstown departs for Stephen's College Missouri to chair Expression and Domestic Art.
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H. McBride
C. McC. Mathias
Young Men’s Christian Association
Plang
Ater
Casper E. Cline
J Travers Thomas
Julia Krantz
Adamstown
Columbia, Missouri
Stephen's College
Republican tickets listed for Frederick County 1913 election
Nominations by the Republican County Central Committee include United States Senator Thomas L. Parran. House of Delegates Dewitt T. Free, Edward A. Gittinger, Adam Koogle, Frank C. Nicodemus, William L. Richards. County Commissioners Charles E. Albaugh, Charles M. Huffer, Charles W. Zimmerman. Sheriff P. Mebrle Hileshew. County Treasurer William C. Neldig. The notice urges voters to support these candidates in the November 4 election.
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Frederick County
House of Delegates
Dewitt T. Free
Edward A. Gittinger
Adam
Koogle
Frank C. Nicodemus
Wiliam L Richards
Millard N. Nusz
Republican County Central Committee
Slodstewicp
Washington College
Board of School Commissioners
John T. White
Jas. W. Cain
Jon Sheriff
Sherif
Marat
Chas
W. Zimmerman
Augildim
Wt&fim
Public Sale of Real Estate in Frederick Maryland 1913
Public sale set for Monday September 22 1913 at 10 am at the Court House Door of Frederick Maryland. Property owners are the daughters of the late McClintock Young. The 40 by 125 foot lot at 123 Court Street includes a brick dwelling of 14 rooms with modern conveniences and a rear brick stable. Deposit $250 due at sale, balance on deed delivery, possession after sale. Also sale of personal effects of the deceased Mr McClintock Young at 124 Court Street. Cash terms. Auctioneer Harveys R. Lease.
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Smithsburg Bank
Willian L. Chine
Frederick County
Rederick County
State of Maryland
Catherine E.stine
Maryland
Smithsboro
Washington County
M . Kefauver
Joseph Frotzman
William’l. Cline
Phoebe Cline
Martha V. Tracy
Columbus Tracy
Ida B. Swope
Wesley Swope
Joseph A. Cline
Mary Fe, Cline
Benjamin Cline
Mary E. Cline
State of
Theodore Cline
Rachel Cline
Nettie Fitz
Catherine B. Cline
Stonebraker & Spessard
Negley
Hagerstown
A. D
Cauge
W. Bowers
Frederiick County
Court House
Court ST
Frederick
McClintock Young
Court Street
Second Street
Il Am
Arthur Williams
McClintuck Young
MecClintuck Young
Harviesy R. Lease
TI Ross
Bake Johnson
Lewistown
Thurmont
Harry R. Snook
Martin Hoke
Orphany Court
Mt. Pleasant
John B. Stevens
Mt Pleasant
George Houck
Daniel B Stone
Bertha B, Delauter
Executrix
Tarvey R
Asepts
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Thomas Greek
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Fraley
George Wvelashmull
Ofcer Quinn
Christian Woerner
Adam Nothagle
Quinn
SCNOD
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Potomac
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Gettysburg
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Society For the Relief of
Mercersburg
FE. L. McLean
Grace Reformed Church
Mutt and
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City Opera House
Bud Fisher
Gettysburg College
Philip M Bikle
Wiliam A Granville
Dass
Washington Herald
Jacob W. Lamb
Wwolsb
Hymeneas
Eflich—Spangler
Blobbs
Patrick Henry
Chobbs
Reno
Philadelphia Record
Ine
Missouri
Capital Surplus Transactan General Banking and Trust Company
Prederick
Braddock Heights
Black Fox Hound
South Market
Tow. Buechler
Bradduck
New York
Patrick
Fourth Streets
United States
Thomas L. Parran
Oliver T. Metzerott
The
Court of Appeals
August Denhart
Charles E. Albaugh
Charles M. Huffer
Charles W. Zimmerman
P. Mebrle Hileshew
Wiliam C. Neldig
Bwaery C. Crum
Orphans’ Court
Samuel 5S. Orr
William H Smith
Ruckeystown
Septsaar
Harvey Brobase, Aulioneer
Patrick Street
Exederick City
Elmer. E. Dixon
P. Merle Hiteshew
Frederick District
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