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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 08, 1922

Page

4

Marine deserter sought after city arrest at court

Clyde Fletcher arrested near Court House Park and jailed after a hearing before Justice August Brust. He is wanted at Quantico for desertion and other offenses related to the Gettysburg period. Fletcher was fined 10 and costs for disorderly conduct and jailed for nonpayment.

Clyde Fletcher August T. Brust Marine Quantico Fletcher Court House Park Painter Bowen Marine Camp Gettysburg Justice Brust McClain Morningstar

Officers Elected at Pent Grove Assembly Stockholders Meet

Officers of Pent Grove Assembly were re elected at a Hanover stockholders meeting. Purposes include next annual camp meeting starting July 7 1923 for ten days. Board of trustees met at 4 pm highlighting Rev Paul E Holdcraft chalk talk. Urbana M E Sunday school held all day picnic at Smiths grove with Feagaville orchestra and a 14 11 baseball victory by Pearl over Urbana.

Pent Grove Hanover R Byrd Spry J. S Showers Connellsville E BH. Hummelbaugh Gettysbourg H. E. Soonseller Frederick L. ‘. Stough North York Tme Rev Aul E. Holdcraft Urbana Urbana M. E Smith's Grove Feagaville Orchestra Lynn Stephens Charles Moylan Pearl Irbana Groff Crummitt Elworthy Smith Stupp Murphy and Hargett

Orphans' Court July 1922 Letters Granted in Multiple Estates

In July 1922 the Orphans' Court granted letters for numerous estates including Nottnagle, Chew, Johnson, Cramer, Wachter, Cooper, Long, Carlisle, Grinder, Whitmore, Field, Michael, Zimmerman, Stephens, Groshon, Reese, Hauver, Bromwell, House, Niemyer, Sears, Hamilton, Johnson, Doffer, Noel, Patterson, Thomas, Stockman, Cramer, and several guardians and inventories filed. Also includes administration accounts, guardian accounts, inventories of debts, stocks and bonds, and a marriage license for Harold Postelio. Teachers' examinations announced for August 1 and 16.

Wille Henrietta H. Notnagie Maurice Seaman Charles E. Chew Thomas Chow John L. Johnson David L. Johnson Guy K. Motter Charles Goldsborough Cramer Fannie F. Cramer Ezra C. Wachter Lloyd W. Wachter Harvey E Willie H. Whitmore John E Field Henrietta Proctor Minerva Michael Ernest D. Michael Martha E. Zimmerman Edward £. Zimmerman Mary M. Stephens Titus L. Mason William J Groshon Walter Milton Groshon Margaret Sophia Groshon Harvey BE. Reese Gula Reese Grace F. Hauver Albert L. Hauver Frances R. R. Bromwell William D. Hopkins E.ta Charles E House Nellie B. House Bertha May Doffer Charles E Niemyer Sarah J. Sears George W Hamilton Amanda A. Johnson John O Estabrook Mary & Noel Mary & Remsberg Carolina H Patterson Curtis W. Thomas Guardian Ruth Stockman Olive Grove Margaret C. Cramer Margaret Cramer Alice Cramer Herbert Smith Cramer Laura Virginia Cramer Henrietta E Nottnagle Enoch F Frizell Mary B Noel Abraham Rosen Lavinia Cooper John H. McKenzie Joseph F. Eisenhauer George W. Hamilton Frank F. Brown Henrietta E. Nottnagle George D. Long Serah J. Seara Martin EB. Kefauver Mary M. Huffer William H. Heisperger Charles E. House Mary E. Romsberg Harold “Ostelio Frederick Catherine Dunn Philadelphia

Change of Life Woman's Trial

Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound is praised by a user from Illinois who reports relief from hot flashes, nervousness, and fatigue after two weeks of use. She describes regaining strength to perform housework and walks up to three miles, noting improvement during the Change of Life period.

Lydia E. Pinkham Pinkham Metropolia

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