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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 20, 1922

Page

12

County Agricultural Show Meeting Set With Officials

County Agent John McGill Jr calls a meeting of county community show commit tee and district chairmen for Thursday at 2 PM in his office. The meeting coincides with the Maryland Agricultural Society annual gathering January 10 to 12, aiming to organize exhibits across districts and boost what may become the county’s largest midwinter show.

John McGill, Jr Maryland Agricultural Society McGill Thomas B. Hayward S. Elmer Brown Rhodes R. Kemp A. Hemp Richard Cromwell James H. Gambrill Charles Wertheimer Jacob Warrenfeltz M. F. Holter E. Charles Rean F. N. Maynard David G. Zentz George W. Koons C. Renn Austin F Renn Ballenger J. D. Zefler George Allnutt Buckeystown R. C W. Schaffer Braddock J. N. der Jackson Stanley Sundergirl Singapore C. J. Ramsburg Lewistown George Toms Liberty BH. R. Shoemaker Middletown Thurmont L L Carpenter Mt. Pleasant J. B Jones H OL Davis New Market George ©. Thomas Petersville Grant Hooper Tuscarora George Harmon Mia E. G. Banersfeld Urbana George Hoffman George Null Woodsboro Ellsworth Wilson Woodville C. C. Culler Walkersville

Maryland School for the Deaf Christmas Entertainment Ends Term

A December stage show at the Maryland School for the Deaf closed the term with two plays Three Wise Men and Christmas Eve plus carols and gifts. Students, teachers, and visiting leaders attended as Nelson King Howard Amberg and Lloyd Babington played the Wise Men and a Christmas tree was part of the festive finale.

Maryland State School For the Deaf Ignatius Bjorlee Bjorlee U. S. G. Rugp Evangelical Elsie Hobson Alice King Hazelhurst Hattie Paynter Frances McCann Miss Smith Carroll Ruhl Leo Rosenburg Mernie Ettlin Vera Cirti Ethel Hall Clara Koontz Robert Byverhart Billy Baraty Helen Hook Maria Meyd Anna Kaminsky Ann Martin Mary Stump John K Shaw, Jr Board of Visitors Santa Claus

Bible Thought RIGHTEOUSNESS BRINGS PEACE

Quotations echo a biblical prophecy on righteousness and peace. The passage links the work of righteousness with lasting quiet and assurance, promising a peaceful habitation for the people. The text reflects a devotional tone stressing moral conduct and divine favor in a community context.

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Farm Bureau Head Here Appeals to Members

M Frank Holter president of the Farm Bureau addresses 700 members urging cooperation and local meetings. He aims to boost membership to 1,000, aid dairymen and organize the district, then the state Farm Bureau, as the core goal of Frederick county agricultural efforts. Aldermen meet tonight at 8.

Farm Bureau M. Frank Holter Bureau Hnd Frederick County Bria Directm Burera Frederick Comunty State Farm Bureau

Middletown couple wed in quiet Lutheran ceremony

Kellen Beachley and Henry Kellen Beachley, both of Middletown, were married this afternoon at one by Rev Dr Trapp at the Lutheran parsonage. They were joined by the groom's brother and the bride’s sister. After a wedding trip to Baltimore and Washington they plan to live on a farm near Middletown. Nearby in Greenville Piedmont a drunken pig incident led officers to a nail scene as a farmer may plead he was raising pickled feet.

Kellen Beachley Henry Killer Norman Beachley Middletown Dd Trapp Charles J. Wiles Ariead Baltimore Washington Johnson City Greenville Piedmont

Royal Baking Powder Tops Honest Taste Tests

Community endorsements praise Royal baking powder for quality with no alum and no bitter aftertaste. Users claim Royal delivers consistent lifting and flavor, making it the preferred choice among bakers and friends.

Royal

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