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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1926
Page
4
142nd annual Methodist conference opens in Frederick
The 142nd annual conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church convenes at Calvary Church in Frederick. Prominent ministers will speak and many assignments to churches and charges for the coming year will be made as the church continues its long historical ties to the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Episcopal Church
Calvary Church
Frederick
United States
Frederick County
Calvery Church
Advertising Columns as Business News in Newspaper
The article argues that advertising sections serve as vital business news, detailing local trade developments and consumer needs. It urges readers to treat ads as primary information sources, suggesting well crafted copy mirrors news reports to guide purchases and reflect market trends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ag News
Spirarl
Property Deeds Record Transfers From Various Buyers
A list of real estate transfers shows multiple pairs transferring properties to different buyers including Gilmore R. Flantt and others. Amounts range from 10 to 49 dollars with county city and waarvoor designations. The section also includes an unrelated line about measuring molasses with boiling water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oren W. Strine
Frank L Angell
Lawson Uo Alexander
Albest J. O'Neal
Frank Groshen
Dein DD Groshen
Daniel ZA Stull
Gilmore R. Flantecko
EM. Vo Hanoer
Gilmore R Flantt
Edward J. Battyell
Gilmore FR. Flantt
James PB. Umberger
Henry
DeGrange
Charles H. Kehne
Harry Chew
Nosa Ellen Schildt
Paul MM. Little
Annie M. Eppley
Thomas Bowie
McKinstry Norvis
Wvan Valentine
Jesse B. Clary
Columbus Valentine
Opening Washington Athletics Game Deserved Better
Inquiring reporters quote players and fans on the Tuesday opening game. Comments praise the team, with one noting Washington is a real baseball outfit and likely the best of the season, while others call it wonderful and evenly matched.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Alletics
Harry Sinpley
City
PDR
Charl
Frank Garrett
Jnoiny
Harry Gilbert
Today in History and Anniversaries Highlights
Lown Kossuth was appointed Governor of Hungary and Wilkes Booth assassination implicated in Washington. First steps toward organizing a prohibition party in Maine. A statue of a John Q. AL Ward unveiled in Washington. Knights of Labor opposed Gould system of railroads. Zebulon Vance, North Carolina senator, died in Washington. Premiers of German states accepted the Dawes McKenna reports. King Boris of Bulgaria survived an assassination attempt. Sir Edward, Earl of Athlone, born in London. Princess Beatrice, aunt of King, born many years ago. Martin G Brumbaugh noted, Elmer Dover born, James Branch Cabell born. Fortieth anniversary of Sauk Rapids St Cloud tornado. National League of Women Voters convention opens in St Louis. Gen Bramwell Booth dies in New York. Five minutes’ silence for sailors at sea observed globally. Conference in Portland on forest fire prevention. Bankers from several states meet in Richmond on Federal Reserve matters.
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Lown Kossuth
Hungary
ANBS
Linvain W
Wilkes Booth
Washinaton
Maine Grand Lodge of Good Templars
ISVG
Tanecompy
John Q. AL Ward
Washington
Knights of Labor
Gould
Zebulon BK
Vance
United States
North Carolina
Huncombe Counts
N.C
Vaselaw Brozik
Columbus
Ferdinand Und Iynabetta
Varig
Pilsen
Dawes-McKenna
Pord
Sirbda Earl of
James Branch Cahell
Richmond
Usu
Sauk Rapids
St. Cloud
Minnesota
National League of Women Veters
St. Louis
Gen
Bramwell Booth
Worl
Salvation Army
New York
America
Aperalorgy
Weather Bureau
Forest Service
Forestry Departments
Worthwestern
Portland
Ore
Marryland
Virginia
West Virginia
Carolinas
District of Columbia Wall
Federal Reserve Trunk
Wielmond
To Banish Abd-el-Krim Rally Sought by France and Spain
Report says France and Spain may force Abd el-Krim, leader of the Rif revolt, to leave before peace conferences to avert war in Morocco. Announcement came Tuesday amid tensions and diplomatic talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abd-el-Krim
Tayis
France
Spain
Abd el-Krin
Rifan Regatt
Herv
Morocco
Fractured Home Hazard Warns Stiliman Family
A fragmentary note reports a household accident as a guard rail or ladder collapse near the Stiliman home. The text cautions about danger and potential repeated mishaps within the family, urging caution and reflection on prior near misses.
Frederick City In Brief Cleanliness Boldly Urged
In a reflective essay, H. Dorsey Etouison argues Frederick should improve cleanliness and streetscapes. He cites layout, street plan, and vacant lots, urging daily care by real estate holders to create a neater town like Stockholm or Dayton. The piece praises civic pride and practical steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
News-Poit
Frederick City
Freydertele
Prederick
Han
Frederick
Iself Lon
Maryland
Baltimore
Anese
Shem
Hentia Meniee Te Hink
North Market Street
West AM Saints Street
Andover
The Very Idea By Hall CocHRran
A fragmented old humor piece notes resilience and ambition amid rough times. It mixes advice lines about not quitting, enduring hardship, and striving for success, with jokes about daily life and social quirks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall Cochrran
Women Speak On Service And Style In A Divisive Day
Allene Sumner presents a venting column on gender roles and daily life. The piece rails at lunch counter service disparities and jokes about fashion, table manners, and wedding customs while suggesting practical readings for women exploring careers.
Mary Pickford Returns in Little Annie Roane at Local Theatre
Mary Pickford returns to the screen after months away with Little Annie Roane hailed as her best in years. Pathe Comedy and International News also shown. Maryland feature star Bob Custer headlines A Man Of Nerve with The Go-Getters western. Alberta Vaughn Gen O Mara Kit Guard serial begins tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Pickford
Annie Roane
Miss Pickford
Pathe
Maryland
Bob Custer
Wight
Alberta Vaughn
Gen. O'Mara
Kit Guard
New Pastor I Paul Trier Joins Trinity M. B. L. South
Rev I Paul Trier the new pastor at Trinity M. B. L church South arrived in the city and has taken residence at 200 East Church Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. Paul Trier
Trinity M. BL Church
South
East Church Street
Be Careful of Baby in Summer
Dr. Huce S. Cumming stresses summer as a danger period for infants. He links high infant mortality to improper feeding and weak parental knowledge, urging exclusive breastfeeding when possible and careful, regular feeding, with continued nursing through summer to improve survival chances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copsmght
NMA Servier, Inc
Huce S. Cumming
United States Public Health Service
United States
Sea Food and Iodine A Brain Boost Claim
A reader notes that sea food such as fish, oysters, and seaweed contain iodine, which may aid health and glands. The writer, N. A. Lufburrow, argues iodine in seafood can be healthful and even linked to sharper minds, though warns excessive iodine can be harmful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. A. Lufburrow
Local Social Notes from Keysville and Nearby
April 14 report from Keysville records visits and entertainments. W and Ritter hosted W Shoemaker near Harney. Peter Baumgardner and wife hosted a dinner for Mervin Conc over and bride, Martin Conover and wife with son, Ralph, Norman Baumgardner and daughter Mildred, Roy Baumgardner and wife, Charles Devilbiss and wife with sons Roger and Paul. Warry Dinterman bought a Rumley oil pull threshing machine and tractor. George Frock and wife entertained Hollie Albaugh and wife and daughter Oneida Bello, Bertha Albaugh and Ola Mbaugh of Unionville. Oneida plans to stay awhile before returning to York, Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keysville
W. &. Ritter
Walter Shoemaker
Harney
Peter Baumgardner
Mervin Concover
Martin Conover
Ralph
Norman Baumegardner
Mildred
Roy Baumgardner
Charles Devilbiss
Roger
Paul
Warry Dinterman
George Frock
Hollie Albaugh
Oneida Bello
Bertha Albaugh
Ola Mbaugh
Unionville
York, Pa
Germantown Social Notes and Local Visits
Local residents share Sunday visits among family members across Germantown and Layhill. Miss Lorraine Plummer of Gaithersburg joins Mr. and Mrs. Lenhart. A MM. FE church service is noted with a new pastor. A recipe for tuna sandwich filling is described and a note on newspaper paper consumption in New York City is included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germantown
Harry Kanode
Lorraine Plummer
Gaithersburg
Hetsy Lenhart
James Stevens
Ford
Bellsville
Meale Carter
Howard Dunn
Layhill
Henry Lenhart
Harry Kaneda
Middlebrook
MM. FE
South
Uncertain Rockville Mayoral Race Emerges
The biennial Rockville Maryland town election for Mayor and four Council seats is set for May 3. Possible candidates include Robert G. Hilton, Albert M. Bouin, and Jane W. Valentine Wilson. Current Mayor Charles G. Holland may run. Republicans show growing confidence and push for high quality candidates and strict law enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockville
Montgomery County
Robert G. Hilton
Farmers Banking and Trust Company
Albert M. Bouin
Jane W. Valentine Wilson
Chamber of Commerce
Charles G. Holland
Hilton
Republican Voters’ Club
O. P
Partics
Wishing Well at Frederick High This Week
A three act comedy of old Ireland titled The Wishing Well will be staged in Frederick High School auditorium on Thursday and Friday evenings at 8 o'clock. The cast includes Margaret Darrow, Oscarene Cramer, Eva Kreh, Catherine Sthtell, Lois Brown, Virginia Willard, Noreen, Eliza bet Cramer, Terrence Fitzpatrice OGrady, George Smith, Kathleen OMara, Nora Darby, Dorothy Sirns berger, Verona Smith, Molly Ofool, Tilda Temp, and others. An unrelated note mentions maintaining a cake tin with waxed paper for repeat baking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
Frederick High School
Queen
Margaret Darrow
Fhiries
Oscarene Cramer
Margaret Week
Eva Kreh
Anna Levy
Pauline Little
Mary Loulac Lobener
Catherine Robert
Helen Reed
Andrey Spurrier
Catherine Sthtell
Lois Brown
Virginia Willard
Mary Donwell
Margaret Dean
Noreen
Molly O'fool
Tilda Temp
Felix Murphy
Bernard Stull
Estee Dawngardner
Catherine Cramer
Retty Culler
Ma Culler
Helen Condon
Reenna Fabbner
Grace Palmer
Lillian Fulover
Edna Mensell
Edwina Mobler
Helene Null
Margaret Paxson
Miriam Rhoads
Nima Shull
la Stil
Clara Zimmerman
Roger Fogie
Want Geisbert
Clifford Gilbert
Joseph Holdcraft
Richard Rilne
Pam Ryderuck
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