Odd Fellows Plan Service at Presbyterian Church
Members of local Odd Fellows lodges will attend a 7 o’clock service at the Presbyterian church to mark the fourteenth anniversary. Grand Master Frank G. Dorsey of Mt. Airy may accompany the group, with Rev. Dr. Thomas Freeman Dixon preaching the sermon. Additional church services are listed for Methodist, Grace Reformed, Evangelical, and other local congregations.
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Presbyterian Church
Frederick
Odd Fellows
Order
King David Lodge
Thomas Freeman Dixon
Frank G. Dorsey
Mt. Airy
North Broadway
Grand Sire G. A Keller
Texas
Maryland
Methodist Episcopal Church
Georges A. Snyder
The
Reformed Church
Middletown
Lamar
Epworth
Charles E. Dudrear
York
Methodist Episcopal Sunday School
Joseph
Egypt
H. R. Shelly
Plains of Peace
Barnard
Miss Eamonds
College
Grace Reformed Church
H. H. Abbott
E. L. McLean
Evangelical Reformed Church
Henri L. G. Kieffer
Murray G. Molter
Board of Foreign Missions
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Ulysses
G. Rupp
Christ
I C C F of Brunswick and Hagerstown Celebrate
A big Brunswick Odd Fellows celebration marks the 94th anniversary of the order with Oswald Commandery from Hagerstown joining Elk Ridge lodge. Visitors arrived about 10:50 am with the Robersville band. A parade along Potomac avenue and speeches at Odd Fellows Hall precede an 8 pm program with grand officers and local figures.
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Iversary
Brunswick Odd Fellows
Oswald Commandery
Hagerstown
Elk Ridge Lodge
Brunswick
Robersville
Odd Fellows
Order
Odg
Potomac Avenue
West End
High Street
C. W. Hess
LO. O. F. Hand
Howard P. Hartman
James J. Bord
W. - Jones
Joe Kortsberg
Elias B. Hartle
G.S.W
Barber
P. G
Susan Jones
Z. T. Brantjner
C. F. Hand
John Moore
Baltimore
Frenswick
Literary Societies Hold April Meetings At Boys High
The Juvenile Literary Society, Belles Lettres group, and Clover Leaf Society met Friday and presented programs of readings essays debates and reports. Debates covered moving pictures harm, railroads control, and education topics with judges tallying close votes and adjournments set for May 2 and May 3 of 1913.
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the Juvenile Literary Society
J. Hershberger
JL. Downey
GC. Dunsinger
J. Grove
Memam
R. Snipley
Patty Macecabou
GH. Gibert
J. Bupher
3 Eichelberger
Cdunsinger
FR. Urner
G. Luckey
Ro Eyler
LB. McKenzie
G. Grave
Kennedy
C. Stull
Olshert
Lner
Itwundes
Wilkod
Fopwood
Wich
F. Urner
Belles Léttres Literary Society
Arthur Brown
Heroll
Grover Michael
Stanley Hoskinson
John Rothentoeler
Matthew Staley
Happingss
I. Joss Myers
United States
Robert Baumgardner
Henry Knock
Walter Rothenhoefer
J. Taller
Harry Brandenburg
Walter Hess
Elmner Brown
Ralph Molenry
Sponseller
Lo Society
Clover Ldaf
Clover Leaf Literary Society
Lewis Weisthman
Winston Haller
Clarence Crum
William Nothagle
S1ster
Spencer Zimerman
Boy Scouts
Frederick Diener
Occupations That Cure Health By Work, Not Disease
A historical article argues some trades boost health more than cure disease. It cites coal tar workers gaining antiseptic benefits, steelworkers’ lungs strengthened by gases, dairying and bakers who stay robust, and chocolate makers, sealing wax workers, and war factory labor aiding consumption. The piece notes various occupations offer health advantages through exposure and environment.
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Jeaner
Eure
Man receives life term after first degree murder verdict
Norman Bruce McCleary was found guilty of first degree murder in the killing of Mrs. Nannie B. Henry in Rockville Circuit Court after a nine day trial and was sentenced to life in Maryland Penitentiary. The defense may appeal, challenging the admission of a confession as evidence. The case drew out arguments from State and defense attorneys, with appeals likely to the Court of Appeals.
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Norman Bruce McCleary
Nannie B. Henry
Rockville
Maryland
Viammond Urner
Edward C. Peter
Glenn H. Worthington
Urner
McCleary
Agarning
Howard
Whalen
W. ©. Spates
Montgomery County
Frank G. Wagaman
Thomas Dawson
Charles D. Wagaman
Scott M. Wolfinger
Court of Appeals
Charles D. Wagamap
Spring Lamb Draws Crowds As Market Hours Shift
Early crowds return as market hours adjust next week with buyers urged to arrive two hours earlier. Lamb prices range from 25 to 35 cents a pound while sowers and blossoms attract shoppers. Plants from the pansy dealer sell out quickly. various produce and fish prices are listed, reflecting seasonal trends.
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Particula
Bridge Construction Progress at Frederick Junction Site
Repairs for the new bridge over the Baltimore and Ohio railroad at Frederick Junction proceed. The widening requires substantial earth removal with dirt and bank reshaping. excavation is underway using a steamy shovel and heavy equipment.
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Baltmore and Ohio
Frederick Junction
Georgetown Pike
Woman Suffered Ten Years Finds Relief in Plant Compound
Auburn New York resident Mrs William H Gii declares nervousness and organic pains plagued her for a decade. After four months on Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she reports good health and urges others to try it. A St Cloud Minnesota resident Mrs Barton M Quickstadt also credits the remedy for overcoming fatigue and worry and restoring well being.
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Auburn
Lydia E. Pinkham
Whlllian_ H. Gii
Pleasant Street
New York
St. Cloud
Mina
Mra
Barton M. Quickstadt
5Th Avenue
Minn
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