Men of Episcopal Church Banquet Mark New Club Initiation
The All Saints Episcopal church men’s club held a first banquet at the Parish House attended by about seventy five men. Dr L E Brown and Jon A G Urner gave talks, with toastmaster James W Gambrill Jr. The decor featured spring blooms and a fine supper prepared by St Mary’s Chapter. The event included VICTROLA selections and a long list of attendees.
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L. E. Brown
Monocacy Club
St. Mary's
All Saints’ Episcopal Church
Jon A. G. Urner
Methodist Church
Dr. L. 3. Grown
Evangelical Reformed Church
Alert S. Brown
Jesse Lipscomb
J. G. Crawford
John
Frank Hargett
Maryland
J.H. Gambrill, Jr
Milton G. Urner
A. D. Baker
John & Newman
George R. Davis
J. M. Landia
Ernest Helfenstein
W. W. Mines
Edwin C. Markell
Howard M. Albaugh
C. A. Castle
Arthur Trail
7. A. Long
Ira L. Muler
M. L. Etchison
Rev
Douglass Hoott
M. D
Bradley T. Nicotemus
Jesse W. Brown
Lloyd T. MacGill
H. D. Baker
L. E. Kennedy
Samuel A.schmidt
Abraham M. Schmidt
C.M. Gilpin
Francis Johnston
William H. Griffin
R. S. Tompkin
H. Hanson Maulsby
H. F. Anderson
Frank C. Norwood
Dr. B. O. Thomas
Edward B. Nicodemus
H. F P. Shipley
Frederick W. Riggles
C. Waters
A A. §. Brown
John L. Johnson
Robert A. Kemp
S. G. Duvall
F. B. Sappington
Richard Worthington
James H. Gamb
W C T U Elects Officers At Annual Meeting
The Ve nus Christan Temperance Union holds a bimonthly meeting in the W C T Hall. After devotionals and secretary’s report, officers and superintendents were elected including President Miss Jeanie DeLashmutt and Recording Secretary Mrs. Clara Kepler. A vote of thanks was given to retiring President Miss Lillie Keller, and resolutions prepared for Mrs. Lillian Stevens’s death.
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Venus Christan Temperance Union
W.C. T . Hall
Miss Keller
Jeanie DeLashmutt
Kathryn Bartgis
J. D. W Hendrickson
South
Hunichen
Grace Reformed
May Markell
Evangelical Reformed
Henry B. Ramsburg
Episcopal
William Sehmidt
United Brethren
Hummelbaugh
F L. Stoner
Clara Kepler
Florence Meney
J.D. Hendrickson
Flower Mission
William Schmidt
Ht. R. Lewis
F.L. Stoner
Sadie Hahn
Union Signal
Geasey
Len Woodward
Portland Maine
Social World Tartoday Party at Lewistown Honoring Miss Miller
A pretty surprise party for Miss Lillian W. Miller was hosted April 22 at the Miller home in Lewistown by Miss Mildred Shorb, Miss Lovina Powell, and Miss Ray Harne. Guests included Edith Utterback Hazel Utterback Mary Stull Viola Fox and many Miller family members. Roy Miller operated the graphoplane and Viola Fox played organ before refreshments. Also noted, Thomas J. Garrett of Washington was acquitted by a Rockville jury of assault with intent to murder Mrs Saidec C. Hutton.
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Lillian W. Miller
John W. Miller
Lewistown
Mildred Shorb
Lovina Powell
Ray Harne
Edith Utterback
Hazel Utterback
Mary Stull
Viola Fox
Creagerstown
Pearl Harne
Lillie Shorb
Emma Miller
Julia Miller
Mars Miller
Franklin N. Miller
John Franklin Miller
Roy Miller
Austin Sauerwein
Mabel Bowers
Leslie W. Green
Margaret Stevens
Thomas J. Garrett
Washington
Linden
Montgomery County
Rockville
Saidec C. Hutton
Making Rapid Progress At Frederick Trust Co Addition
Contractor Grove, in charge of building the Frederick Trust Co addition, has torn down the old buildings on the site nearly to ground level. County Commissioners Annan Holt er and Siumm are on a road inspection trip around Emmitsburg today.
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Grove
Frederick Trust Co
Emmitsburg
Annan, Holter and Siumm
Commercial State Bank
Frederick
Maryland
Concensus
Bankera’ Building Bureau
New York
R. S. J. Qutrow
Hammond Clary
Dutrow
Clary
Farmers’ and Mechanics' National Bank
Casper E. Cline
Cornelius Thomas
Richard S. J. Dutrow
Milton G.urner
George W. Grum
Charles T. Dudderar
Spencer E. Stup
Bradley H. Dutrow
Sline
Vinol touted as strength tonic for the aged
Mrs John Widmayer of Jackson Michigan says Vinol strengthens weak elder folk and restores vigor. An offer promises a money back guarantee if it fails to benefit, citing cod liver medicine and tonic iron. The ad from J A Williamson at 49 North Market Frederick Maryland also promotes Saxo Salve for itchy burning skin.
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John Widmayer
Jackson
Mich
Vinel
J. A. Williamson
North Market Street
Frederick
Death ends sufferings of Buckingham school superintendent
After a long illness, Mer.desse H Leutson, superintendent of Buckingham Industrial School in Buckeystown, died yesterday afternoon. A respected fraternal man, he took charge as the school began and earned praise for his Christian character and devoted service. His death comes as a shock to many who knew his steadfast faith and tireless work for the institution.
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Mer
Desse H Leutson
Altera Your
Wuckinghan Industrial School
Trekesstown
University of Maryland Trospital
Bao
Babe
Koutsonu
Buckeystown
Buckingham
T Ie
Boutson
Hyal
King Baggot
IMP
King
Snookum
Grace Cunard
Francis Ford
Universal Ike
Augusta Carney
Little Tin Horn
The
Her Web
Lois Weber
Phillip Smalley
Faithful school leader remembered in obituary tribute
The former superintendent cared for 125 boys with a father like presence. He stood for Christian character, prayed with students at Christmas, and lived his faith daily. Born 1868 in Uniontown, he held church and fraternal roles in Baltimore and Waynesboro. Surviving relatives include several sons and noted local figures. Funeral set at M P S church Terheestown with interment at Mt. Olivet.
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Legion
Lynch Lodge
Ma!rs
Ueptlasophs
Modern Woodmen of America
Mr. Routson
George HH
Annie Roop Routson
Uniontown
Carroll County
Baltimore
New York Clothing House
Sykes, Berwanger
Talimors
J Kenly
Baitimore
Grover Moff
Waynesboro
Tai Mehin W
Uidown
Warves Thomas Finchson
Wapneshero
M. PS
Terhevstown
Topom
Revaw
Baltimere
Makosky
Newark
T. C. Crouse
Aver Donman
Rackeystown
Mt. Olivet
Confederate Decoration Day Observed in the South
A dispatch from Atlanta dated April 25 describes Confederate Decoration Day observances in Georgia towns with monuments, hotel scenes, and rural life. It notes farming methods, hotel fare, and regional customs, then follows with a will news item about George Alfred Townsend leaving $5 to his son and rest to his daughter Genevieve Bonaventure, executors named, plus a recent deed record in Hagerstown.
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Wits Sea
Atlanta
Rush Lewis
Zimmerman
Charley Snook
Utica
Oglethorpe
Tomohichi
Savannah
Georgia
John Wesley
St. Simon's
Yazoo
Jackson
Louisville
George Alfred Townsend
New York
Hagerstown
Geo. Alfred Townsend, Jr
Genevieve Bonaventure
Washington
John Joy Edson
Washington Loan and Trust Company
Townsend
Edmond Bonaventure
Gapland
South Mountain
Cure For Sour Stomach Ad From Mrs Thompson
Mrs William M Thompson of Realiter Creek Michigan writes that indigestion sour stomach and bad breath troubled her. After two bottles of Chamberlains Tablets she is well. These tablets are splendid none better. For sale by all dealers.
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Wm M. Thompson
Reatlir Creek
Mich
James' Headache Powders Advertises Quick Relief
An advertisement touts James' Headache Powders as the fastest relief for dull throbbing or nerve headaches. It urges sending a dime to the drug store to obtain a package and assures satisfaction with no disappointment.
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Junto
Dee James
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