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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1920
Page
6
A long readable list of upcoming church services and events across multiple congregations including Evangelical Lutheran, First Baptist, Evangelical Reformed, United Brethren, and others. Activities span Sunday school, morning and evening services, special sermons, musical programs, memorial unveilings, receptions, and midweek prayer meetings led by various pastors and visiting speakers in Washington and nearby locales.
Walkersville Methodist holds Sunday school at 430 and preaching by Pastor Drewy. Utica Reformed and Pauls Reformed Church schedule morning and afternoon services with youth meetings and special speakers. Zion Reformed at Charlesville and Mt. Pleasant ME plan afternoon worship. Meadowbranch hosts temperance sermon by Rev Ridgely. Edgewood Church of God announces Harvest Home sermon with music and an address by Holden Justin. Chesley’s move to New York and the founding of a weekly newspaper noted.
Fragmentary note mentions William King and aged descriptors. It references a long service role with a department and a leadership position in a civic or ceremonial capacity. The text is garbled but suggests an official record of an individual named William King and a prior tenure.
The trial records outline a dispute over a decedent's alleged statements and related services. The jury must determine if the plaintiff provided advice and meals in reliance on a statement or merely from affectionate relations, affecting any recovery.
Mrs Ella King and son Walter have returned to Baltimore after visiting in its Weins ley. Miss Ida Davis visits Brungwick and Jefferson while Miss Doris Davis visits Frederick. Guests who visited Mrs John Davis last week include Mrs Ela King Mrs Ashford Trail Mrs William Magsey Mrs Dolly Trail Miss Dorothy Ashton and Mr Walter King. Mr and Mrs Osville Ashton and their little son from Winchester Va visit at Mr Ashford Trails. There will be a social at Koontz s Chapel Saturday night September 18.
A stream of obituary notices reports the death of Béilarih Franklin Bell in Crengerstown from apoplexy at about 6 am, aged around 60, with survivors including a widow, two daughters and several grandchildren. Additional items list infant Helen R. V. Engleberger, farmer David H. Brown, and longtime resident Mrs. Alma Dulaney, detailing causes, service times, and burial places. Funeral directors noted include M. L. Chelger and 18h Thurmong.
The piece explains that to keep water cool the surrounding material must be a poor heat conductor. It cites vacuum and an airless space as the best insulators, followed by materials like wood, lead, and various organic composites. It notes that containers with such insulators keep liquids cooler than glass. It ends with advertising the newspaper.
A New York State memorial on the Antietam battlefield was unveiled to honor New York Army volunteers who died at the 1862 battle. The ceremony featured Gen Nelson Miles, Maj Gen John F. O Ryan, and other dignitaries with prayers, music, orations, and a statue displaying a globe and eagle. The site, on a seven acre lot, rises on a hill near the Maryland monument and Dunkard church, with marble steps and a granite base.
An elderly writer from California reports relief from years of constipation using Foley Cathartic Tablets. She states the product keeps her in a natural state, causes no pain or nausea, and improves indigestion and sour stomach, noting widespread availability.
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