Sunday church events and school concert notes
In YRAGAVILLE there will be preaching at St Luke's Lutheran church Sunday December 5 at 2 30 pm. The Ladies Aid and Missionary Society hold a monthly meeting Sunday evening at 7. A school operetta Bobby Breweters Roos ter was given by pupils to raise funds for the public school library. A silver medal contest will be held December 10 at 7 30 pm under the Hood College expression students. Numerous local families visited relatives over Thanksgiving and many hogs were butchered in the area. The Young Campaigners performed at Band Hall with a large audience and a silver collection. A variety of visits and gatherings at Meadow Brook and nearby homes are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Mumford
Mies Lena Derr
John 3. Reng
Mildred Castle
Elizabeth Culler
Eugene Cast
May Wachter
Mary Trundie
Edgar Derr
Earl Wachter
Charles Renn, Jr
George Renn
Mary Howard
Dorothy Howard
Reva
Gerhard
Uhler
Jefferson
St. Luke's Lutheran Church
School of Expression of the Hood College
Roy Taylor
Frank Baker
Middletown
Millard Kemp
Church Hill
E. H. Easterday
Lizsis
Ida Renn
Meadow Brook
Burr Snoots
Clyde Mack
Arlington
Gentle natural aid for elder bowels emphasized
An advertisement extols Cascarets as a gentle natural laxative for the elderly, likening aging muscles and bowels to the need for regular activity. It promotes Cascarets at 10 cents per box, claiming they work while you sleep and should be used daily for older readers.
Pleasant Valley Local Notices and Social News
Mr Himes moved his family to the Bingham farm he rents in Pleasant Valley. Scott Norris announce the arrival of a bouncing baby on Sunday evening November 21. Mrs Oliver Harrison and two children, and Mrs Tilghman Holder spent Sunday with relatives in Frederick. Mr and Mrs C E Wirts were guests of Mr and Mrs C M Younkins. S W Reeser visited his sister Mrs George B Grim in Brownsville from Thursday to Saturday. Mr and Mrs Ernest Gordon moved back from Charlestown W Va where they had lived two months. Gordon’s health has improved. Mrs R E Jones and daughter Virginia of Berkeley Springs W Va spent Wednesday with Mrs S W Reeser. Mr F L A Foster remains seriously ill. Clarence Coulter is on the sick list. Dr Ranson attends him. Rev and Mrs E H Showalter dined with Mr ROOF Low and family Sunday. Mortimer Carnes was in Leesburg on business. Mrs R F Lor has returned home. Mr and Mrs J M Compher and Ruth spent Sunday afternoon with Mrs Alice Moper. Messrs Umbaugh of Wellsboro Ind have returned home. Our High School has reopened. farmers store corn and fodder. Mr R OF Low and slaughter Miss Hazel Spent Proin Leeshare on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. W. Reeser
George B. Grim
Brownsville
Ernest Gordon
Charlestown
W. Va
Gordon
R. E. Jones
Virginia
Berkeier Springs
W Va
W. Reeser
FL A. Foster
Clarence Coulter
Dr Ranson
Lucketts
E. H
Roof
Mortimer Carnes
Leesburz
R. F. Lor
J. HM. Compher
Ruth
Alice Moper
Umbaugh
Wellshore
Ind
Thie
Hood College Girls Fall to Baltimore Country Club
Hood College field hockey was outplayed 18 to 10 as Baltimore Country Club dominated offense and kept Hood's attack contained. Lineups show Hood and Baltimore players with substitutes, officials named, and a next meet scheduled in Baltimore Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood College
Baltimore
Frame
Haltigore
Hood
Country Club
Baltmore
Baltimore N. Cobientz
Parlett M
Wehbler
A. Stollenwerk E
Buss
Zeli A. Jones
EB Robinson K. Cramer
Carey A. Wheaten
R. Martin
Given
Parlett
Bowlin
A. Martin
Runkle
LFB
A. Cator
Faust
A. D. McSherry
Mullinix
M.H
Local Y M C A to Clash With Hanover in Tight Armory Duel
Basketball fans anticipate a tight Armory contest tonight at nine as the local Y M C A quint faces Hanover Pa strong five. Coach Lease may use substitutes in the second half as the team opens the season tomorrow in Waynesboro against Alpha Club in Frederick next Tuesday. Hanover lists Moncap O Neill and Clunk forwards Hamme center Moul and Young guards. Manager Dertz haugh also pursues games with Machine Gun company Baltimore Oakland Collegians Mt Alto West Branch Y M C A and Cardill Institute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armory Court
Y. M. C. A. Quint
Hanover
Waynesboro
Alpha Club
Frederick
Mncap
O'Neill
Clunk
Hamme
Moul
Young
Dertzhaugh
Machine Gun Company
Baltimore
Oakland Collegians
Oakland
State Forestry Academy
Mt. Alto
West Branch Y
Carfoll Institute
Washington
M. Boyle
Maryland School For the Deaf
New Basketball League Organizes Four Team League
Secretary C K Harris of the Y M C A frames a basket ball league with Company A, Y M C A, Maryland School and Boys High School. Games will be in the gymnasium and managers will meet early next week to plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. K. Harris
Company A
Maryland School
Boys’ High School
Danderine Ad Claims 25 Cent Cure for Dandruff
An advertisement touts Danderine as a 25 cent bottle that stops dandruff and improves hair. It promises hair regrowth, increased lustre, and longer, softer hair after two weeks of use, claiming the product nourishes roots and revitalizes the scalp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knownlton
Scala
Quarles to Visit Frederick for Health Lectures
Prominent health lecturer D. M. Quarles, famed for Tantac, plans a Frederick visit likely Friday or Saturday. His secretary said Maryland business leaders have urged the trip to expose people to his hygienic living and scientific treatment. Quarles promises practical philanthropy talks and may deliver a lecture during his stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. M. Quarley
Frederick
Sunday
City
Quarles
Maryland
Maryland Cities Have For Some Time Been Very Anxious To Have Mr. Quarles
Quarten
Mr. Sunday
News item hints at health agency award tomorrow
A fleeting note indicates a possible Frederick agency award related to public health for Present-day Americans. Mr Sunday avoided a definite confirmation while suggesting an interesting announcement may come the next day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunday
Frederick
Ady
British Casualties Fall From October Totals in November
London reports November casualty totals of 1232 officers and 45,184 enlisted men, raising the war total since start to about 69,000. October lists showed 3110 officers and 71,187 enlisted. In Syracuse, Rev. Billy Sunday plans a New York City campaign in 1917 after a lengthy conference at the Sundays’ home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Billy Sunday
New York
Syracuse
N. Y
New York City
Germans Buy U S Copper in Heavy Deals
New York December 1 German representatives have placed orders for about 200 million pounds of copper with major copper firms in the United States. The purchases amount to nearly one fifth of U S annual production, signaling robust demand from German buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States
Belgian Coast Shelled by British Squadron
Belgian coast from Zeebrugge to Ostend bombarded for two hours by a British squadron according to a Reuters despatch from Amsterdam. London reports the British steam ship Dotterel of 1600 tons sunk, presumably by a submarine, in the same bulletin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Zeebrugge
Ostend
Amsterdan
Dotterel
Roofing Paints and Prices in Gallon Cans
A dealer advertises black rubber roof paint at 60 cents per gallon, red roof paint 85 cents, brown and graphite varieties from 85 cents to $1.10 per gallon. Also offers English Venetian Red Barn Paint, finely ground, with guarantees of wear and coverage. Best grade 85 cents, medium grade 76 cents with five and two year guarantees respectively.
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Mis
Ide
Mercer
Braddock
J. Henry Culler
Paul
Akron
Ohio
Claude O'Donohue
Washington, D. C
Archie W. Ogie
Archie Thomas
Adeline
Carroll Null
Marguerite
Regina
C. Newton Trundle
dMisa Mary Derr
Claude Hargett
Willie
Hargett
John E. Hargett
Annie M. Derr
Susie Lena
Dorothy
Ruth Derr
Harry
David
Richard Derr
John F. Hargett
Germantown
Montgomery Co
Harry Rhoderick
C. E. Feaga
Nora Hargett
Jacob Notnagle
Oscar Routaahn
Zion
William Gross
Merh! Anglebower
Josephine Anglebower
Kurtz E. Culler
Claude Culler
D. E. Houck
Bar Kold
H. M. Feaga
Victor Shaft
J. Thomas
Wiles
J. T. Wiles
Oliver Harrison
Kendall
Gladys
Tilghman Holder
Elizabeth
Gilbert Reeser
Sandy Hook
William Shaff
Cornelius Roberts
Frances
Cordelia Roberta
Philip
Harry Z. Culler
James V. Shaff
Mesers
John
Ridgely Shaff
John C. Derr
Monrovia
Derr
Roy Hormes
Walter Feaga
C. E. Fenga
Messra
Allen
Isaac Greenwald
Wilson Greenwald
Harvey M. Pittenger
Rocky Ridge
Harvey R. Martin
Herbert
William Martin
Charles E. Miller
Annie Beitler
Ada B. Pittenger
Nellie Miller
Creagerstown
Clarence Smith
Edgar Iday
Kate Martin
Annie Martin
Washington Pittenger
Loys
R OF
Low
Miss Hazel
Leeshare
Hanover Five
Y. M.C. A. Quint
Standard Oil Company
New Jersey
Triangle
Bon-Ton
N. Market St. Frederick, Md
Arch St
Philadelphia
Flouse
the Ebert Hardware CO
New Buffalo
Qysters In
LT. Engle
H. S. Hahn
H. C. Lease
Edison
MAZDA
THE
SUN
the Modern Lighting CO
N. Market St
Frederick Ma
Pearre’s
Williamson's
Steiner Bros
Horlick
Jon Wy
Patrick St
Excelsior Sanitary Dairy, Co
F. Rothenhoefer
Prop
East Seventh St
Iit
Bey Agr
Columsus Evern
Leo
Saimuaee
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