Woodsboro Hosts Ninth Annual Christian Endeavor Convention
Woodsboro Church hosts the May 1 4 convention of the Ninth Annual Christian Endeavor and Women’s Home Missionary Society of Maryland and Virginia Eldership. Sessions run four days with morning afternoon and evening programs led by Rev Coffman and others. Delegates reside with local families and attend lectures, essays, and prayers on missionary work and Sunday school topics.
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of Christian Endeavor and Women’s Home Missionary Society of
Maryland
Virginia
Churches of God
Church of God
Woodsboro
Christian Endeavor
Woman's Missionary Society of the
F. A. M. Thomas
Tr. J. Coffman
L. B. Murray
Marbelle Thomas
Arminia Murray
Emory Ebaugh
L. F. Murray
John Holtman
Livingstone
J. P. Garner
J. H. Gonso
Shimp
F. I. M. Thomas
Jas. E. Smith
A. Kipe
GW. Masser
Charles Conaway
Jesse F. Billmyer
Wilfred Blank
John H. Gonso
J. M. Carter
Woodsboro Wooi
Jesus
Jesse P. Garner
Christian Endeavor Convention
Arminta Murray
Shimpris Zeal
P. D. Cunningham
George Nicols
W G Stine
M. H. Penn
Wm. Kolb
W. H. Englar
Wilson Hummelbaugh
Lola
Hazel Hughes
Joseph
J. A. Saxton
Egypt
Charles N. Reeder
J. Montgomery
James B. Evans
O. J.tiffany
Lieut. W. Saxlon
Amery G Bbaugh
Minnie Shaffer
V. K. Betts
S A. Kipe
Fd. M. Thomas
John J. Gonso
Ener C. Sbaugh
Musterole advertised as neuralgia relief remedy
An old Musterole advertisement promotes the mustard oil ointment for neuralgia and a wide range of ailments. It claims faster relief than plasters, notes non blistering action, lists usages from sore throat to rheumatism, and provides pricing and mail order options. A testimonial from Lee A Hoag of Athens Michigan endorses its efficacy for weak lungs.
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Musterole Company
Cleveland
Ohio
Lee
A. Hoag
Athens
Michigan
Boy Shot Through Cheek in Second Gun Accident
Alonzo Barkman of Wellsville, about 16, was accidentally shot in the left chin by a rifle held by Austin Kline, also 16. The bullet tore the lip but left teeth intact, and Barkman was taken to Dr. A. J. Smith for treatment. Earlier he had shot his big toe in a separate incident while resting the same rifle.
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Alonzo Barkman
Wellsville
Austin Kline
Iaving
James R Barkman
Welfsville
Midin
Charles Kane
Barkman Place
Barkman
A. J. Smith
Wolfsville
The Spring Maid Pleases City Opera House Crowd
Webra and Luescher presented The Spring Maid last night to a large audience at the City Opera House. The operetta impressed with a strong cast, stylish staging, and attractive costumes, delivering humor and charm with numbers like Day Dreams and Two Little Love Bees. The lively performance drew applause and lingering melodies from attendees.
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Webra
Luescher
City Opera House
Burial of Col. David Peck Returns to Cleveland
The remains of Col. David Peck who died in Washington and were placed in Mount Olivet vault have been moved to Cleveland Ohio for burial. Mrs. Peck and her father Mr. L Clingan accompanied the coffin from the city. Interment occurred in Cleveland cemetery on Wednesday.
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Old Home
Col
David Peck
Washington
Mt Olivet
Cleveland
Ohio
Col. Peck
Ceveland
Found a Cure For Rheumatism Ad Claim
A Mapleton Iowa resident Lee L Chapman writes of two years with rheumatism and claims relief after using Chamberlain Liniment. The advertisement asserts the product stopped his pain and sleepless nights within two months. For sale by all dealers.
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Lee L. Chapman
Mapleton
Iowa
Chamberlaints Liniznent
McCleary on Stand in His Own Defense in Murder Trial
Norman Bruce McCleary testified in his own defense in the Rockville murder trial of Mrs. Namnie B. Henry. He denied threats or theft, claimed his movements on August 15 matched Miss Pearl Wiley, and said he followed Miss Henry to Washington to locate her daughter Lupah. The State's case rested on earlier testimony and evidence, with final arguments expected to span most of the day.
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Norman Bruce McCleary
Rockville
Namnie B. Henry
Urner
de Cleary
W. O. Spates
Montgomery County
Frank G. Wagaman
Thomas Dawson
Charles D. Wagaman
Scott MM. Wolfinger
Washington County
McCleary
Wolfnger
Henry
Lupah Henry
Washington
Henry House
Miss Wiley
Miss South
Miss Henry
Mrs. Henry
Seventh and
11 Street
N. W. H. Street
N. W. Seventh Street
Lupah Herty
Wolfinger
Fridinger
South
Testimony Confirms Payments and Corroboration in Case
August 15 statement says McCleary paid the money on August 16. State's Attorney Wolfinger, with Feidinger at the Uline, corroborated. Wolfinger denied threatening Mrs Soul's sister and denied discourtesy to her, both of which Mrs Soul testified. Miss Lue pak Henry and Dr Wroth of Hagera Town testified to rebuttal.
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Mint
McCleary
State
Allorney Wolfinger
Feidinger
Uline
Mrs. Soul
South
Autopsy Evidence Questioned in Hagerstown Inquiry
Witnesses from Hagerstown testify that autopsy findings were incomplete to determine Mrs Sleury's death as alleged. Dr William Wadsworth and others challenge the cause and timing of the death while McCleary is referenced in a related financial dispute.
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Wiliam
Wadsworth
Philadelphia
Alhonnby
FST
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West Patrick Street
M'Cleary
Nannie B. Henry
Louis Dammers
Frederick
New City
Mutual Life Building
Chestnut St
Phila
the Marvel
Reno
King Baggot
Jane Gail
the Empire
Thanhouser
Night Riders
Florida
King Quality Shoes
H. R. Flautt
City Opera House Shoe ‘Store
Meral F. Moberly
James E. Doll
South Market
Frederick, Mc
C. L. Kefauyer
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