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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 23, 1914

Page

6

Evangelist Starke Promotes Reform In Frederick Boom

Evangelist Lee Starke visits Frederick to lead revival meetings under Trinity M E Church, South, forecasting 20 to 30 addresses across Jefferson Street Mission chapel, Trinity Church, and the Broad Works. He praises Frederick as progressive and notes the local News of Frederick as a fine paper. Meetings at the Old Stone Tavern are canceled to avoid rushed audiences, while Ox Fibre Brush works sessions draw about 80 workers each day.

Frederick Lee Starke New York City Trinity M. E. Church East Second Street Evangelist Starke Union Maryland Virginia Starke New York Pulaski Alexandria Cumberland Blarke Mission Chapel Jefferson Street Trinity Church Broad Works Azid United States the New Yorker

City Officials Arrested In Cumberland Bribe Case

A sensational Cumberland arrest trio includes Commissioner of Police Theodore A K Hummielshiine, Commissioner of Finance Ward M Eichelberger, and H Hummelshiine son of the former city attorney. They face $6,000 bail each for the October term. Charges allege bribe demands and conspiracy. Bail set at $41,000 each, furnished by Henry J Glick.

Cumberland Theodore A. K. Hummielshiine Finance M. Eichelberger H. {. Hummelshiine Hummelshime Wichelberger Flumbird Henry J. Glick

Prices of cantaloupes up due to European War

An excerpt notes cantaloupes sold from Dar to door faced higher prices tied to the European War. The speaker cites wartime frightful consequences as affecting farm produce and consumer costs.

Dar

LeGore Shows Up Well on Yale Varsity Squad

LeGore, son of Mr and Mrs J O LeGore of LeGore, is with Yale Varsity this season and already slated to hold a position. A former Mercersburg star, he played on Yale's freshmen team last year. Want a cook Advertise in The News.

Duck” LeGore J. O. LeGore LeGore Yale Lelorer Mercersburg

Fergatille fiev sermon and society notes at St Luke's

Former St. Luke's pastor Matzger preached a strong sermon from Galatians. The Young People's Missionary Society held a meeting with prayers, readings, recitations, and music. Numerous local residents visited relatives, spoke of a dry season, and a Booster Home Coming event drew praise. Mr. Low, a Chinese student, gave a talk at St. Luke's and plans to become a missionary.

Fergatille T. Matzger St. Luke's Lutheran Church Glen Gardner N. J St. Luke's Church Gal. G Young People's Missionary Society of Mildred Castle Mollie Zimmerman Olo Earl Waeller Mary and Lilla Culler Charlott Stockman E ‘el Beard Cole Dorothy Derr David Derr Hraddock G. A. Stockman Geo. A. Brookman Richard Low Bt. Luke's Middletown

Daysville Community Guests and Visiting Friends

Sunday visitors gathered at homes of Crum, Long, Kelly, and others including Mr. and Mrs. Clem, Mr. and Mrs. Storr, Mrs. Michael, and Misses Main, Holt, and Olend. Communion services planned by Paul Holdcraft at U B church. Loutherman, Dinterman, and Smith families noted. trips to Gettysburg and visits to Martinsburg and Licksville mentioned.

Leonard Wachter Ray Pearl Harvey Hargett Pensrederick Simeon Hargett Blarry Culler Charlestown Woova Renn Shepherds Stown Martinburg Hagerstown Lizzie Ja Renn Walkersville Joseph W. Long Carroll Null and Daughter John J. Culler Ella Culler Ralph Cutler Con Trundie Emory Whip D. M. Whip Church Hill George C. Smith John Crum Hradley Clem Earl Lilian Charles Elizabeth Storr Utica Mills Michael Hester Larkson Kelly Gay Chas Sol Hilda Main Ethel Main Mesers Willie Filer Luther Molt John Keller Harry Long Jacob Kintz Harry Kintz Mistea Helena Loutherman Beulah Goffman Harry Filter Nev Paul G. Holdcraft Elbck John Dinterman Calvin Smith Will Barton Russell John Near Woodsboro Clyde Dinterman Mt. Pleasant Gladys Ethel Holt Millard Beall Thomas Browningville Lewis Craver Laura Strine Miamasburg Ohio Lewis Rusherman Araby Howard Zimmerman Clarkson Kelly Guy Raymond Kelly Ceresville

City to Install Cattle and Hay Scales at West All Saints Corner

Workmen begin tearing down buildings at the West All Saints and South Bentz corner after city purchase for a new cattle and hay scales site. A movable fence will enclose the scales during weighing and the lot will be beautified as a marked city improvement. Explosives Inspector D L Ferrey visited to review labeling methods for explosives and praised the H and F Railway for handling an unusually large volume of freight bills of lading.

All Saints South Bentz Streets E. L. Ray D. L. Ferrey Bureau of Explosives New York H. and F. Railway Company

Mercury High Temperature in Frederick Ties 92

Frederick yesterday saw a high of 92 degrees, a one degree rise over the day before. Autumn begins today at 4 26 p m as the almanac marks, though the heat felt more like late summer. Frederick and Western Maryland football open the season at Westminster this afternoon with the local squad returning tonight.

Frederick Western Maryland Westminster

Eerlain’s Colle Cholera Remedy Ad Promote Use

A dated advertisement touts Chamberlain's Colle Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as essential for travelers and at home. It claims many thanks for advising the Spanish war effort to take the remedy, urging sale by all dealers.

Bors

Dog Catcher Faces Interference Charge at Trial

August Roelkey, janitor at the People’s Fire Insurance Building, was brought before Justice Dennis on a charge of interfering with dog catcher Eyler who had a dog said to belong to Roelkey in custody. Roelkey requested a jury trial. the case was not heard and he was released in his own recognizance.

Justice Dennis August Roelkey People’s Fire Insurance Building Eyler Roelkey

Diarrhoea Quickly Cured By Chamberlain Remedy

Mrs C W Florence of Rockfield Indiana reports a long warning summer complaint cured after one dose of Chamberlain s Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. Advertisement notes it is for sale by alldenflers in Rockfield.

C. W. Florence Rockfield Ind Alldenflers

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