St Pauls Lutheran Unity Service and Roll of Honor
An account of a church service by St Pauls Lutheran Orchestra with sermon and hymns followed by a roll of deceased members listed under Pride of Potomac Council No. 12 and Queen City Council No. 49. Eulogies by Rev. M. L. Enders and J. L. Ward are noted along with the audience’s participation and bells.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Paul's
Lutheran Sun
M. L
Essrs
Colley
Webster
Hast
Floto
Taps
William Eichner
John KB. Edwards
Queen City Council
God
J. L. Ward
Fairmont Council
Pride of
Died since last service listed for several council members
The record lists members of Queen City Council No 49 and Progressive Council No 3 with names and notes of deaths since the last service. It names numerous officers and attendees such as Amos Howard J and Baughman Harry, among others, with a section noting individuals who died since prior services.
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Tzwalder
Charles
Tucker
Harry Jkinson
Joseph
Zileh
Carl
Zimerly
Edward
Queen City Council
Amos
Howard J
Baughman
Harry
Bucy
William T
Chambers
A. E
Cotter
C. E
Davis
G. F
Flora
James W
Forney
D. C
D. C.; Fraley, Howard W.; Furstenburg, N. C.; Furstenburg, W. T
Hager
William H
Haugh
B. A
Huff
George L
Lear
D. H
Menear
George
Mitchell
B. E
Mullin
John S
Neat
Thomas R. Nixon
L. A
Parker
Thomas N
William F
Reed
Howard P
Claughters
James C
Snyder
Norman
Treiber
Progressive Council
Thomas G
Conner
Jesse E
Cook
James
B. L
Easton
Neitd
Joseph H
Beckley
Milton S
Seaman
Robert L
Shuck
A. W. Simmons
William A
Thomas
John C
White
Wolf
Richard
Getson
Franklin
Little
Myers
John L
Odds indicate Harrington favored over Weller in Baltimore race
Baltimore on October 29 reports betting odds show Harrington leading Weller as backers disappear. Charles E. Key notes he will take 10 to 8 on Harrington but finds no bettor for even money on Weller, with one small 50 cent wager recorded at 10 to 9.
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Baltimore
Weller
Harrington
Charles E. Key
Key
Mr. Weller
New England Colleges Panel Opens Two Day Conference
Boston October 29 marks the thirtieth annual New England Association of Colleges and Secondary School conference opening at Boston University. Prominent speakers include Herman C. Burtt of Tufts College and Clyde Furst of the Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching.
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Boston
Uis
Amercan
New England
Boston University
New England Association of Colleges and Secondary School
Western Reserve LA &Ty
Herman C. Bur
Tufts College
Clyde Furst
Carnegie Foundation For the Advancement of Teaching
Dont Forget Big Auto Vacates at 4unds Next Wednesday
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate an event about a large auto-related matter and a deadline next Wednesday. Details are unclear but the entry references a scheduled action connected to automotive business and a specific weekday.
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Si Imbek Thement
Duer and Doub In Montgomery County
Rockville Md October 29 Yesterday was the big day of the campaign with Montgomery county Republicans Robert F Duer and Albert A Doub candidates for Comptroller and Attorney General respectively making an automobile tour of the county during the day and last evening mass meetings were held at Silver Spring and Kensington. The Governor candidate Weller had been expected to spend the day in the county but was detained in Baltimore. Accompanied by county Republicans the candidates left Damascus at 10 am and visited Cedar Grove Gaithersburg Rockville Olney Sandy Spring Calesville Silver Spring and Kensington. Along the route they were greeted by many Democrats as well as Republicans and received encouraging reports as to conditions in the county. At Rockville luncheon was had and this evening Frank L Hewitt entertained the candidates at dinner at Silver Spring.
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Rockville
Montgomery County
Robert F. Duer
Albert A. Doub
Couny
Silver Spring
Kensington
Weller
Baltimore
Damascus
Cedar Grove
Gaithersburg
Olney
Sandy Spring
Calesville
Frank L. Hewitt
Woodman Jag Tack Incident Wipes Auto Tires
A lumberman from the mountains above New Florence caused many flat tires on a Johnstown road by spreading six pounds of tacks from a burst bag of tacks and a tar paper roof project. Automobilists reported numerous punctures as the rumor spread and residents planned action.
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Johnstown
New Florence
One Dollar Photo Print For 100 Labels Advertised
An advertisement offers a one dollar photograph print service for producing one hundred labels cut from a strip. The brief notice names no business or location details.
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Stret
B. H. S. Faces Carlos in Afternoon Grid Clash
The high school football team meets Carlos Athletic Club this afternoon at Frostburg Athletic Park. Local supporters expect a hard fought game as the teams clash for early season bragging rights.
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Carlos Today
Real
Carlos Athletic Club
Frostburg Athletic Park
Civic Club Pushes Curfew Enforcement in Queen City
Cumberland Civic Club discusses enforcing the curfew law at 8 45 PM for unaccompanied children under 14. A committee will seek city consent to blow the water works whistle nightly, with penalties of 10 dollars or five days imprisonment after 9 PM.
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Cumberland Civic Club
Barney A. Stinner
Two-Headed Snake Captured Alive in West Virginia
Clarksburg October 29 A snake with two heads one copperhead like and the other milksnake is captured alive by Allie Floyd son of Harry Floyd of Davis Run and shown to hundreds. The 15 inch creature is a cross between a milksnake and a copperhead found on a farm owned by Mrs. R T Lowndes.
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Clarksburg
W. Va
Allie Floyd
Harry Floyd
Davison
Three Women Carry Votes Pleas Across The Country to Washington
A cross country tour by Mrs. Sara Bard Field Miss Frances Jolliffe and Miss Mabel Vernon from the San Francisco Woman Voters convention heads toward Washington with nearly half a million petitions urging national suffrage. They’ll visit Minneapolis St Paul Chicago Indianapolis Detroit Toledo Columbus Cleveland Erie Buffalo Syracuse Albany Springfield Boston Providence New Haven New York Newark Trenton Philadelphia Wilmington Baltimore before arriving in Washington in early December.
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Washington
Sara Bard Field
Frances Jolliffe
Woman Voters’ Convention
San Francisco
Mabel Vernon
Minneapolis
Congress
St. Paul
Chicago
Indianapolis
Detroit
Toledo
Columbus
Cleveland
Erie
Buffalo
Syracuse
Albany
Springfield
Boston
Providence
New Haven
New York City
Newark
Trenton
Philadelphia
Wilmington
Baltimore
Fresh Produce Ad Highlights Local Market Offerings
An advertisement promotes Kyler Fruit and Peyler's Fresh and Pudding Wh selling green peas tomatoes pumpkins and other produce. It lists green onions celery lettuce apples grapes and other items with price indications per pound from a local grocery company.
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Fresh Geery Company
Walsh for State's Attorney Urges Careful Pick
William C. Walsh is urged as the best qualified State's Attorney candidate for Allegany County. The plea stresses law and order, nonpartisan assessment, and Walsh's character, ability, and clean campaign, urging voters to evaluate candidates from independent sources. Political advertisement authorized by James A. Young.
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Allegany
Tim
William C. Walsh
James A. Young
Weller visits Baltimore and heads to Hagerstown
Road Chairman Weller spent October 29 in Baltimore meeting party leaders and touring the Baltimore Bargain House with Jacob Epstein and 1,500 employed workers. He plans to speak in Hagerstown this afternoon. Also noting Dan Emmett’s centennial birthplace in Mount Vernon Ohio with his grave wreath.
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Baltimore
Weller
Jacob Epstein
Mr. Hanson
Dan Pimmett
Mount Vernon
Dan Emmett
Dan Tucker
Emmett
Jefferson Barracks
St. Louis
Profitable Hour Deals Advertised in Local Notice
A historical ad lists items for sale during a 10 to 11 o'clock hour including bone at 1.50, grey doubled blankets at 2.25, and ivory clocks at 1.19. No phone or mail orders filled. The fragment notes October 30 and a brief business tag.
The Mount Vernon Native Dies in 1914
Ton C. who was born in Mount Vernon spent his later years away but returned to his hometown. He died in Mount Vernon on June 28, 1914.
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Ton
Mount Vernon
Interesting People in This Week's Issue
Walt Mason contributes a poem about William Lee titled The Worm King in this week's issue. Advertisement.
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Walt Mason
William Lee
Also Mentioned on This Page
Educators In Conference
Duer and Doub
Civic Club
Queen City
Plana
Red Cross
Vera Amick
Peyler
Dardanelles
Darda
Wm. C. Walsh
State’s Attorney
Kis
Hagerstown
Wiesel
Baltimore St. Cumberland, MD
Agency For Panama-Pacific and
Trans-Atlantic Steamship Lines
Wlicy
J. H. Holzshu & CO
Cumberland
NORTH
Mechanic Street Phone 440
Buick Roadaklin
Isan
VRINK
Hatter’s Plush
Hatter
Brown
Eric
Lazarus Millinery
Baltimore Street
Vietrola
Victroeas
W.F. Frederick Piano Co
Victrola
Baltimore St. Cumberland
Wiremen Nowaday
Epison
MAZDA
Edison Electric
Ill. Co
North Liberty Street
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