Men’s Club Holds Its Final Supper in Memorial Evening
The Men’s Club gathering featured Rev Dr Amiras J Traver and a large guest list including Martin J Bowers and J H Falk. The event recalled flood damage along the Potomac and the Craddock Hotel fire as part of a long program with two reels of pictures by James W Houck and Potomac Edison Company, plus National Park scenes and wildlife images.
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Maton
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Potomac
Braddock Hotel
Auguerdz
Bemb
Amiras John Traver
Bithiday Af Sopha N. Ge. Ghits
Curti
Robert L Smith
Dr. Traver
Amos J. Traver
New P
Gletchman
Charles le Rotter
Martin J. Bowers
John Henn
Henry VF. Falk
Clifford M. Vinest
Grayson E. Bowers
A. Grant Hoyper
Louis EB. Bichelberger
J. Woot Carty
Paul D. Simpson
Johan W. Lentz
James H. Falk
Charles T. Bowers
Harry E. Pettingall
Laurens N. Mowers
Byron K. Miller
Johnn. Laumgardner
Owen Mercer
A. Frank
Milton A. Frank
Carlton Haumgardner
Lingotn
N Posten
Irvin
Shaner
Ralph W. Bayer
Guy Blackston
J. L. Fleischman
William D. Zimmerman
Lionel L. Burstas
Richard S. Harger
Charles W Simpson
W. Meredith Young
C. M W. Shull
A. L. Leas
WM. Grish
James W. Houck
Wil- Mam J. Wilt
Leo Ro
Davis
Joseph
Bussars
Victor
Palmer
Irvin Renn
J. Nomberger
Mehrl F Wachter
L. W. Putman
Willan
Regular Meeting Of Frederick Art Club Review
The Frederick Art Club gathered at Miss Floresce Brodeo’s home with Mrs. Bertha Wehler as chair. Ada Reinhart and Mary Itheads read an article on The Playgoer in China and staged arts, noting Chinese symbols on stage and mask traditions.
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Frederick
United States
Clary
Korea
Korea This Terrtur, Abtat Bee OF At Ee Mts
Japan
Pera
Reinhart
China
Porhagnes
Misg Kaytenbrode
Misa Delaplane
Dal Avenue
Sementa
Col Munstow Lids Illness Reported In Baltimore
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Col
Munstow
Binier
Baltimore
Local Social Menu Includes List of Ladies Helpers
The article lists numerous individuals, likely attendees or presenters, including Mre Clara Blackston as chairman and other ladies such as Mre William Darner Mre Frank Suman Mra Grant Lantes and Misses Virginia Miller Edna Himbury Mary Butcher Leona Mercer. The long name roster suggests a community supper support group.
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Ferman
Philip Seeger
Davols L. Engelbrecht
Rue Ell A Hahn
Robert Ruehie Ie
Harald Hoared
Dorey Shipley
Ver
Nberster
Hanaence Ho
Pata
Borne Pagan
Drck Brouteny Prapkot
Mevfer
Hubert Od Schroeder
Grayson S Abrecht
J Hichard Ramsburg
Edward James
Harry A. Duna
Hann
Desce
Michael Mecht
Lantz
Wow Pout
Danterman
Mob- Yes
Herbert Rieh
FW White Uinkton
John Mo Haller
William
Kult
Albert M. Coblentz
William RoStiemmer
Willam I Aucky
William RooSlemmer
Guy 2
Rosey
Chuah $ Hahn
Chagnees Sannad
Faward Do Ute
al Wallin
Vumba
Walter Hl Dingall
S. Elmer Brow
Lewla M Sponseller
James MM. Etehlson
Henry N Lochner
Roy S Sehroedern
W. OH Kilne
Ralph Schraider
Dr A A Radel
Harry Zimmerman
Raymond de Pord
Samnet T Brown Jr
Arthur Rennberg
George T. Miller
Eof Stauffer
Eob Michael
Dor Ina Wo Neal
Melvin Wo Carbaugh
Noy Schild- Knecht
Fragmented Text Reflects Vague Personal Reflections and Struggles
The readable passages describe a narrator speaking of shame and hunger, with scattered references to pain, head discomfort, and fatigue. Intermittent phrases mention fear, teasing, and the burden of daily labor, all conveyed in a fragmentary, streamofconsciousness style.
Guilty Plea For Assault On Officer Marks
In a local case at Justice Petuck, Hoffman admitted guilt to assault and battery on Officer James Mark. He was fined $5 and costs, paid the fine, and noted an appeal to the County Court. The incident involved officers pursuing a suspect near Moor Spring Street with further testimony about a car being moved and threats exchanged.
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Ofcer Janes Marke
Haces Hothman
Tpetuck
Carent Court
Magis
Hottman
Moor
Eppoon
Hoffman
Hodfiman
Holtman
Fee Saad
Aostig
Conference of County Youth At Walkersville
A county youth conference at Walkersville led by Dr Woraway of Westecpn Maryland featured speakers from local churches and educators. The program included devotions, an address by Rev De Bow Meeks, worship, and four departmental discussions on youth guidance and religious education.
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Conference OF County
Walkersville
Fredenca County
Walkeersville Adoe
Viederen
Conference of United Christan Advance
Rey de Bow
Meeks
Peter
Calvary
Gety
Melua
Seehers Ogee Creeberg
Community meeting agenda and leaders listed
The document outlines an afternoon program led by Rey Gilbert and Turner presuie with Pauline Alvertson as a leader. A Youth Council supper conference follows with Dr. bred Wolloway, president of Weer Maryle College, delivering remarks and footage of speakers.
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Rey
Gilbert
Turner
Moss Pauline Alvertson
Hecreaton
Lebeth
Bred Wolloway
Maryle College
Yd ‘Ory
Yous Oriens
Wappaus
Tarsey
Abe
Gta
Pater
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Fh. Lutheran Group
Domino “Club
Frederick Art Club
Tegan
Charles Trofiman
Chretuit
Charles Boyd
Washington
West End
Anrep
Oh Milyard HK Wine Palo
Matis Sepeter Mery
Warybeudate
Ey Ve
Paul Deelphey
West Patriem Street
ZeLwee
A. EB
Fisher Lvf
Vitrick St
Thane
Kelvinator
Vweedeter Smith
Waleri
Hoc
Layton
Dhoni
Westhewenutty Street
Gay Anders
Charles Burne
Clarence Washington
Robert Jane
Allen Burton
Ander
Pharabe
Allen WY
Leah
Kemp
Ser the
Ian
Stu
Gibson
L. B. Nicodemus Frederich
Blue & Grey Beauty Shoy
McCleery’s Jewelry Store
N. Market
Lelbort
Frederick County National Bank
Credenick
Maryland
Cure Rency
Banking House
Baniing House Reserve
Federal Reserve Bank Cah
Caelabe
Lee Rigo
Medd
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Tisia
Total Capital
Nearmee
Gangsay
Errr
Marydand
Abavnamed Bank
Salenmle
Knas Lodge
Robert C CP Cardpell
Nytary Public “Ty Commiccion
Laat
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