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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 02, 1914

Page

6

Lenten weekly Ladies Aid meeting noted for Sunday

County Teun reports the monthly meeting of the Ladies Aid and Missionary Society of St Luke’s Lutheran Church will be held next Sunday evening at 8 o'clock. Several social notes follow with residents visiting relatives, Thanksgiving gatherings, and local events including a Woodsboro dance by the Metals Barrick with a 9 PM start in the Town Hall and Frederick attendees.

Ladies’ Aid and Missionary Society of 8. Luke's Lutheran Church Ti O Reno Jean Eugene Joseph Long Walkeraville Gladys Kumler Frederick Misa Pauline Murray Isaac €. Zimmerman Cleveland Arnold Bride Harry Feaga Leonard Wachter W. W. Culler Adamstown Catharine R. Culler Arthur Ray Maurice Anglebower Josephine Anglebower John H. Zimmeerman Mia Elmer Derr Lewis B. Hargett Baltimore Lewis EK. White Harcett Libertytown N. Trundle Messrs G. A. Stockman Edgar Byler Edward Eltia Floyd Arthur Culler Paul Philip Beard Samuel George Alfred Trundle Thomas Thrasher Friend Woodsboro The Metals Barrick

Purely Personal: Local Wedding and Visits Reported

Purely personal notes recount Mr and Mrs Douglas Williama returning from a wedding trip in Vamaville. Miss Margaret Ford visits in Baltimore. Miss Harriet Ramaburgh returns from Washington DC. Mrs 3 Hedges and Miss E G Carty spend a week in Baltimore. William B Bennett longtime News foreman celebrates his 39th birthday and is greeted by friends while serving as ticket receiver at City Opera House entrance.

Douglas Williama Vamaville Margaret Ford West Church Street Baltimore Harriet Ramaburgh E. Second Street Washington, D.C Wiliam Bennett News The City Opera House

Frederick Markets Furnished to The News of local dealers

Market prices from Frederick show flour 5.50 to 6.00 per barrel, wheat 1.09 per bushel, corn ear 2.75 to 3.00 per bushel, corn shelled 0.80 per bushel, bran 28.00 per ton, middlings 52.00 per ton, oats 25.00 per ton, timothy hay 18.00 to 20.50 per ton, mixed hay 16.00 to 18.00 per ton, potatoes 0.65 per bushel.

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Admiral A. T. Mahan Dies at 74 in Naval Hospital

Rear Admiral Alfred Thayer Mahan, renowned American naval writer, died of heart disease in a naval hospital. He was seventy four, born in West Point New York, and served in the Civil War. Though retired as a captain, he was later promoted to rear admiral by a special act of Congress.

Weelineteen Alfred ‘Thayer) Mahan Rered Aisal Seter Oe Naval Hospital Mahan West Point N.Y Congress

Hagerstown Board of Trade elects new officers and heads

At a Hagerstown Board of Trade meeting, Major Joseph C C Byron was elected president, Samuel M Shafer vice president, Gormany Buesard secretary, and Edward Oswald treasurer. Entertainment chair David B P Schindel led committees with ex presidents V Monroe Cushwa and Pamer Tennant. Department heads include Victor O Miller Jr public affairs Andrew K Coffman and John E Waganan agriculture, William C Conley business development, and Lionel Meredith retail trade. In Ghent, British planes dropped bombs on military grounds injuring seven German guards.

Board of Trade of Hagerstown Presient Joseph CC. Byron Samuel M. Shafer Gormany Buesard Edward Oswald David BP. Schindel V. Monroe Cushwa Pamer Tennant Board of Trade, Publicity C. Neili Baytor J. Albert Unawken Ray F. Rohrer Victor 0 Miller, Jr Andrew K. Coffman John E. Waganan Wiliam C. Conley Lionel Meredith

Trio of Virginia League signings shift Tri City Baseball

Hesse, who played in the Tri City League last season, has signed with Lynchburg and will play hot corner for the Virginia League club. Riggon, Ellinistown’s left fielder, refused Jack Dunn’s offer and joined Petersburg. Langraff, formerly Washington County’s pilot, now signs players for the Virginian circuit.

Hesse Lynchburg Riggon Elagerstown Jack Dunn Petersburg Langraff Washington County

A Simple Way To Remove Dandruff

A staged advertising note claims four ounces of plain liquid arvon dissolves dandruff by applying at night. Morning results show most or all dandruff gone after a few applications and itching stops. Hair is described as fluffy lustrous glossy silky and soft with improved feel. The text warns dandruff harms hair causing it to fall out and look dull and lifeless.

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County Teun Fragaville Graceham Ernnest Warner Familly Charley Saylor Loys Seale Fox Agnes Colliflower Mabel Martin Thurmont Harry Creeger Wm. Wrightler Walkersville Charles Wrightler Harry Fleming Howard Colliflower Clyde Young Benjamin Keilholtz Elmer Colliflower Elias Weller Ella Weller Charles Miller Edward Ernst Union Bridge Mabel Null Loys Station Ross Firer Calithum Plan Band Frank Sembowers Garrett Linganore Daniel J. Young Daughhter Jeanette Stewartstown Mary Condon Edward Condon Charlies Schneider Nona Spurrier M. V. Runkles Ollie Martin David Martin Locust Grove Church Rev. Garver Virginia Visitation Academy Frederick Markets A. T. Mahan Hagerstown Trade Board Major Byron Ghent Hague News of Baseball Players Bubscribe Santa Claus Cris-Kingle J. M. Cronenburg & CO East Patrick St Frederick, Md Bing Sha Trinity Norfolk, Va Richmond, Va Standard Oil Company New Jersey Frederick Loan Company South Market ST
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