650 Gold Pieces To Best Spellers At Hood College Hall
Old rivals Justice Anders and R Paul Smith head teams in a major spelling bee at Hood College Hall under Civic Club auspices. Prize money totals 650 gold pieces with a final footrace prize for last man and a bridesmaid award for a top woman. The event, expected to draw a large crowd, follows a prior January 29 contest won by Ralph Schroeder. The page lists many contestants, organizers, and judges, with Miss Lilian Motter and Miss Harriett Ramsburgh among participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood College Hall
Civic Club
Aaron R. Anders
St. Paul Smith
Hagerstown and Frederick
Apellar
College Hall
Boys’ High School
Cirle Club
Ralph Schroeder
Justice Anders
Elde
Ralph E. Schroeder
Meredith Staub
Yoseph Haller
Wiliam Cashour
W. T. Creager
F. Urner
H. J. Kefauver
Manassea Grove
J. ©. Beihi
R. G. Hammond
Paul Michael
Donald Murray
Otto Reinmuth
Robert Nicodemus
Oscar Grove
Frederick W. Cramer
Paul Simpson
Henry F. Anderson
Edgar H. McBride
G. H. Bowers
E. M. Zentz
BE. L. Haberkorn
Marion Miller
Ray Burgee
J. H. Apple
W. Herry Haller
F. L. Stoner
G. Lloyd Palmer
Amon Burgee
John Markey
M. G. Urner
Frederick Adopts Dean's Kidney Pills Proofs
Frederick residents publicly testify that Dean's Kidney Pills relieved back and kidney ailments and have lasting results. Lee J. Brown of 212 West Patrick Street cites personal improvement after using the remedy advertised from a New York sponsor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Dean
Lee J. Brown
West Patrick St
N. Y
Purely Personal Holiday Travels and Local Visits
A sequence of brief notices lists residents and visitors from Frederick and nearby towns. Arthur Boper of Pearl sails to Baltimore and Washington while George List of the City Opera House heads to Washington. Other locals, including Misses Kepner Walls deGrange Crumbaugh and many families, visit relatives in Baltimore Washington Shenandoah Junction and Easton Md. Also noted is a New Year musical program for Court Park and Sailor Richard Harrison on furlough awaiting orders for naval duties and parade participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Boper
Pearl
Baltimore
Washington
George List
City Opera House
Witton BP. Smith
Daphne Kepner
Elizabeth Walls
Clay deGrange
St. Louis
Garrett
deGrange
Mary Crumbaugh
North Bentz Latreet
Walkersville
Harry J. Miller
Eest Second Street
Easton, Md
C. Wm. Thomas
Conrad
Iowa
Alphous Thomas
Peters- Ville
Charles F. Moberly, Jr
S. Clingun
Patrick Street
R. DP. Roulston
Mountain View
Clarles Pickings
Town
Roulston
Johns Hopking University
Margaret DI
Frank Heck
Relen Hershberger
Frederick
Hagerstown
Country Club
Mary Locke
Enet
A. J. Eichelverger
Mary Byrn
Marie Dixon
Cambridge
Virginia
Roberta Carty
South Market Street
Wiliam C. Flautt
Norfolk
Edward S. Mobley
Mary Alice
West Church Street
Mixed chorus to sing cantata in Thurmont at New Year
A city mixed chorus of thirty voices directed by Mrs. Mary Steckel Burck will perform a cantata in Thurmont at midnight on New Year’s Eve. They depart Frederick on a special car at 10 o’clock Thursday night and sing Sunday evening at 7 at the Methodist Episcopal church led by Rev. Dr. E J Lazaar. The Grace Reformed church cantata follows at 9 o’clock Sunday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thurmont
Mary Steckel Burck
Frederick
Methodist Episcopal Church
E. J. Lazaar
Grace Reformed Church
Talks Now Of Ut Doga Scout Meet Troop No 2 Wins
The Boy Scouts of America Lutheran Church unit Troop No 2 led by Harold B. Clark and Lewis Moberly won the State Armory demonstration with 45 points at the Ut Doga event. New Market Troop 2 placed second with 25 points and Frederick Troop 3 followed third with 20 points. More than 50 Scouts competed in signaling, fire making, races, knots, lassoing, and bridge building in a first time showcase likely to become annual.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scouts of America
Lutheran Church
Harold B. Clark
Lewis Moberly
G. Morningstar
Hoy Seauld
Frederick
New Market
Peter M. Boyden
Frank Stevens
R. Amey Hendrickson
C. W. Mullican
Albert Engelbrecht
C. Edwin Kemp
R. Shipley
Middletown
L. E. Bowlus
Bennett
Cagty
E. Falconer
E. Grimes
Flanigan and
Flanigan
Ttroop No
Troop No
Phebus
Miller
Diener
Carty
W. Falk
Shipley
Putman
Ramsburg
Zimmerman
Tracey
Wallace
Knock
Moser
Esterly
Hamilton
Easterday
Minker
Moberly
Hagan
Grimes
Falconer
Willard
Carrick Bend
Wallace and
Sherald
Hammond
Burgess
Wood
Hogarth
Jones
Nicodemus
Murphy
Browning
Keller
Cookerly
Stoken Rembe
Gaver
Remaberg
Doud
Phobus
Willard. Carty
J. Falk
Fleischman
Poole
Circuit Court
Frederick County
Maryland
C. Frank Koontz
Charles E. Koontz
Court House
Frederick City
Mary A. C. Hammer
George Hammer
Jefferson Street
Telegraph Street
Jonathan A. Getxendanner
Mareh
Dulber
Maurice Himes
Daniel Hanshew
John Butcher
West Patrick Street
Greenbury Fout
E. S
Misses Yost
Roger Quynn
John Milliard
Gay
Nate
Albert & Brown
Jacob Rohrback
John L. Dutrow
Quiet Wedding Ties 65-Year-Old Groom to 26-Year-Old Bride
Lloyd L. Wiles and Miax Frances K. Gilbert, both near Mountaindale, wed at the M. E. parsonage this morning. The groom, 65, and bride, 26, drew attention for the age contrast amid a rain-soaked arrival in Frederick. Wiles recently divorced. their families include grown children. Separately, Jesse Wiles, near Mountaindale, arraigned for stealing gloves. Victoria V. Wiles, formerly Mrs. Wiles, held on $250 bond as Grand Jury action looms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd L. Wiles
Miax
Frances K. Gilbert
Mountaindale
M. EB. Parsonage
Eol. Jamar
Mr. Wiles
Frederick
Jesse Wiles
Posey
John Weddle
Lewistown
Wiles Jasik
Wiles
John M. Weddle
Victoria V. Wiles
Spence Stubbs Wedding at Morrell Park Maryland
Ada May Stubbs and John Henry Spence wed December 24 at the M E Church 1506 North Broadway Baltimore Rev J Edward Snyder officiated. About 150 guests attended a reception at the bride and groom's home with Lakeland Band music and gifts from the Georgetown Pleasure Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Parsonage
North Broadway
Baltimore
J. Edward Snyder
Ada May Stubbs
Lee Stubbs
John Henry Spence
Victoria Spence
Morrell Park
Mabel Higdon
Herbert Stubbs
Lakeland Band
Georgetown
Alice Crum
Frederick
Leak May Soon Be Found at Maryland School Site
Water losses continue at the Maryland School for the Deaf as Superintendent George A Burck pins the leak on the pipe between the building and the boiler room. He cites uncertain whether a burst or defective section caused the issue and notes about 900 gallons per hour now escape, with earlier flow near 2,500 gallons per hour before a defective fire plug was removed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
George A Burck
Burek
Birds aid drive leads Scouts to feed and shelter
In Frederick the Boy Scouts plan a winter drive to save birds facing habitat loss from deforestation and farming. Scout Commissioner Clark notes troops have been notified and will soon act to feed and shelter feathered friends amid hunting pressures. A separate notice lists marriages and property deeds in the county and nearby Emmitsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Clark
Birds of America
Disorder at Hope Methodist Church Trial of Nine Negroes
A police court hearing in Urbana area records testimony about decades of disturbances at the Hope M E church colored. Nine defendants including Yank Merrit, Joby Johnson, and Clarence Holland faced counts of disturbing a religious meeting after a Christmas event. Witnesses described fights and disruptive behavior, with pastors and trustees detailing chaotic services and recurrent disorder over the years. Additional court cases include assaults and a bail ruling, while visitors from Frederick, Maryland, stay with J E Melhorn in York, Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope
Methodist Episcopal Church
Urbana
Aaron R. Anders
Yeserday
William Bowens
Anders
Yank Merrit
Joby Johnson
Clarence Holland
Richard Holand
Wilbert Ward
Roger Ward
Frank Johnson
Buddy" Johnson
Harry Hill
MacPherson
Bowens
Lrst
H. Dorsey Stehigan
Hcused
Arthur Herbert
Hope Fill
Inter-City League schedule planned with Friday night games
Schedule committee to meet this week to set a Friday night slate with Thursday games for the week for contests including Collegians versus Company A and a High School trip to Chambersburg then Hanover at the Armory. Y M C A plays Waynesboro on Thursday and a Thursday baseball game features Y M C A against Collegians with postgame chances. Xmas exercises at Trinity M E well attended with an excellent program as noted in The News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collegians Atel Company A
Chambersburg
Hanover
Armory
Waynesboro
Collegians
Company A
Maryland School
Trinity M. E
South
Musterole fast relieves sore throat and congestion
Musterole spreads over the sore area with a gentle tingling effect loosening congestion and easing pain. The white mustard oil ointment targets sore throats bronchitis tonsillitis croup and other pains, and is sold by druggists in 25¢ 50¢ jars and a hospital size for $2.50. The Musterole Company Cleveland Ohio urges buyers to avoid imitations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Musterole Company
Cleveland
Ohio
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Justice Andere
R. Paul Smith
Charles Cashour
J. H. Michael
C. Fenton Harris
Roy
Schroeder
William Wetzel
Harry Shaw
George Moes
C. T. Stull
Werner Winebrewer
James Jones
Richard King
Forrest Brown
Fleet Neighbors
Thomas Or Geman
Roland England
Paul Jones
Amoée Bureee
Hardy Rogers
Alfred
Trundie
Claggett Summers
Robert Tabler
John Engle
Robert Smith
G. 4
C. Kemp Cashour
Walter Mehriihg
William Howard
Richard Worthington
Irving Landauer
Ross Myers
Harry Brandenburg
Alonzo | Ride
Charles Hudson
Fessler Haller
H. H. Abbott
H. Hammond
D. C. Alybridge
Annabel Dill
Isabel Zimmerman
Miriam Ramsburg
J. Dutrow
Montevue
Ernest Utterback
Edward Measling
Art
Mesers
Harry Whisner
Foster Zecher
Brunswick
Edith Thomas
East Second Street
Ira N. Thomas
Johns Hopkins Hospital
P. Henry C. Btrely
Agnes Miller
Cockeysville
Edward M. Dyer
Oliver J. Sheats
Misa Ruth Sheats
East Church Street
Albert Phelps
Monrovia
Y. B. Keister
Blacksburg
D. P. Morison
Lynchburg
J. M. Diffendall
J. F. Harkins
Pauline
Atlantic City
Migs Pearl A. Eader
Court Park
Boy Scouts and Scout
H. B. Clark
Richard F. Harrison
Luther F. Harrison
Arkansas
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Harrison
Navy Yard
Hampton Roads
Panama Exposition
California
Utdoga Scout Meet
New Market Troop
Spence
BTUBS
the Circuit and Orphans’ Court
Mountain Dale
John Chase
Alice Murdock
Emmitsburg
William Dutterer
Violet Knot
Samuel R. Barr
James ‘Thomas Burgee
County
M. E
William Phillips
Deeter
Wilbert Palm
Reverdy Burckhart
Anders Lastight
George Hoffman
Samuel Cline
Connstable Decter
Samuel Filby
He Pines Co
Ft. Wayne, Ind
Cramer & Stauffer
Cok
Johnsville
Craner & Stauffer
Court Street
C.be
Compher
Orphans’ Court
Francis
State of Frederiva Couns
Rennel
Ixecutor
Nsi
Equity
Nathaniel T. Wachter
Lilian St Humphrey
Frank M. Humphrey
Loudoun National Bank
Leerburg
Harry W. Bowers
Urner & Urner
Jans
Nisi
Frederickounty
Henry Lorentz
John C. Castle
Albert W. Ecker
John W. Mumford
Samuel D. Thomas
Register of Wills
Frank C. Norwood
Suryi
Hans’ Court
Ephriam Hendrickson
Pergong
Ida Frances Hendrickson
Edgar A. Hendrickson
Executrix
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