Union Seekers Split Over Methodist Church Merger Plan
The official boards of the M. E. Church South and The Methodist Episcopal Church discuss a potential union to unite wings and use Market Street Church as the common house. The Episcopal Church board rejects the overture as impracticable, while Braddock Street Church favors selling its property to fund the Market Street and South parsonages.
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Toba
M. E. Church
South
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
General Conference of the
Braddock St. Church
Market St
Braddock Street
Market Street
M. E
Amherst
Washington Streets
8. K. Cox
Jos. P. Wilson
M.'E
Market-st. M. KE
Swimley Lupton- Hyatt wedding at Bracetown residence
Miss Margaret Lupton daughter of Mrs. Mary A Lupton married Mr. Fred Hyatt of Bracetown in a ceremony at the bride's mother No 310 street home. A reception followed and the couple planned to depart for their new home.
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Argaret Liapiton
Mary A. Lupton
Fred. Hyatt
Uata
Friendship bazaar nets sixty dollars at oyster supper
The seventh night of the Friendship bazaar and oyster supper drew a strong crowd despite gusty winds. The event raised sixty dollars, aided by Sarah Zane boys, the Friendship band, and a series of auctions with prizes including silverware and a pig. The Junior Company of Hagerstown donated a pillow sham and a painting to decorate the hall as future attractions were announced.
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Friendship
Sarah Zane
Friendship Company
J. P. Haddox
Hagerstown
Wm Deschon
Samuel Laren
Larén
Gertie Haines
Frank Woodward
J. Mack Noonan
Albert Worthington
Maggie McCoy
H. K. Russell
Union Fire Company
South End Hose Company
R. H. & L. Company
Lewis Jones’ Hose Co
Narrow Escape During Dinner At Amherst Street
Mr. Scott Ferguson narrowly avoided injury when a gusty wind toppled scaffolding from a new house being built next door. A piece broke window lights, scattered glass, and a fragment of timber nearly struck Mr. Ferguson as he ate indoors on Amherst Street.
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Scott Ferguson
Amherst Street
Alfred Ferguson
Ferguson
Mr. Ferguson
Marriage License Issued in Warren County
County Clerk K Cartmell issues a license to Earle G Creamer of Warren County and Lula Lauck daughter of Milton Lauck of Stephens City.
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K. Cartmell
Earle G. Creamer
Warren’ County
Migs
Lula ‘Lauck
Milton’ Lauck
Stephens City
Fortieth Fourth Anniversary Celebration of Holliday Baker Pair
Forty four years after their February fifteenth wedding Rev John S Martin united Mr John Tsaue Holliday Baker and his wife in marriage. Their South Main home hosted a quiet anniversary with friends, remarks, and refreshments. Their children Mrs George Thatcher Mrs William Merryman William Baker of Kansas City Brooke and G Frank Baker. Mrs Merryman also marked a thirty six birthday. The reunion pleased attendees and solidified long standing friendships.
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John S. Martin
John Tsaue Holliday
South Main Street
Manny
George Thatcher
William Merryman
William Baker
Kansas City
Brooke
G. Frank Baker
Merryman
The Maine Wrecked in Havana Explosion
A massive explosion last night destroyed the battleship Maine in Havana. Many crew members perished or were wounded, with windows shattered across the city. None of the officers are confirmed dead or injured. the cause remains unknown. Secretary of the Navy Long received word of about sixty casualties.
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Maine
Havana
Sigsbee
Secretary of the Navy
Singers Named for Farmers Institute Concert
Messrs Harry Sizeee bass and Dan id Wyndburn tenor will perform at the Farmers Institute concert next week in a program likely to attract local music lovers.
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Messrs
Harry” Sizeee
Basser
Danid’ Wyndburn
Farmers’ Institute
Narrow Escape at Capon Bridge Tannery
Young Lewis, an employee at Thomas Cover & Son tannery in Capon Bridge, was nearly crushed when his arm was drawn into a belt while oiling a pulley. His arm was pulled from the belt just in time, leaving him with facial bruises and injuries but alive.
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Lewis
Thowms Cover & Son
Capon Bridge
Brush Fire at Mr Albert App’s Farm Near Potato Hill
Firelight drawn residents to oat side of Potato Hill last night as a brush fire lit a clearing on Mr Albert App’s place. Strong winds spread nearby thickets but diligent effort kept the blaze from losing control and no property was damaged.
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Oat
Potato Hill
Albert App
High Winds Roar Through Streets Causing Narrow Escapes
Severe winds lash through the city tearing signs and flapping tin roofs while pedestrians contend with gravel and debris. No serious injuries reported though several narrow escapes occurred as roofs and trees sway and leave a sense of alarm. Much colder weather forecast for the area.
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Ap Zilus
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Mrs. Marryman
Han
Beng
Owly
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