Chapter a Day Plan Sparks Lutheran Class No 38
Over 100 members of Class No 38 at Evangelical Lutheran Sunday School pledged to read at least one New Testament chapter daily. Leader M C Harp distributed New Testaments and spoke on the Bible as God’s message, detailing Matthew Mark Luke and John with historical contexts and symbols.
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Evangelical Lutheran Sunday School
Markwood D. Harp
Harp
Frederick
Matthew
Mark
Luke
John
Jesus Christ
Levi
God
Jesus
Abraham
Peter
Buke
Mar
Children's Shoes Sale Ad From Early Store Page
An old advertisement promotes children's shoes priced at 1.00 to 2.50 with a sales pitch inviting shoppers to bring children for footwear and claiming complete satisfaction.
Social World Entertainment at Five Hundred and More
Social events fill the Brunswick area with gatherings at homes on East Second street and West Fourth street. Prizes were awarded at multiple Five Hundred games, with notices of attendees including Harriette Ramsburgh Rose Rogers Mary Rogers Elizabeth Staley and others. A United Brethren chorus duo performed with a nine piece orchestra, a banquet followed, and refreshments were served. Another social at the Deeter residence featured cards and games with Nina Deeter. A New Year dance is planned on Red Men’s Hat Brunswick as the sole holiday event. Water leak floods the C S Rether building cellar. repair completed. The Brunswick Select Orchestra also played at Adamstown.
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Katherine Grove
East Second Street
Harriette Ramsburgh
Rose Rogers
Mary Rogers
Harriette M. Boykin
Estelle Stone
Washington
Lela LeGore
Adelaide Beeson
Helen Beeson
Margaret Ford
Antoinette Markell
Anne
Lulu Robinson
East Third Street
Elizabeth Staley
Annabelle Dill
Rebecca Staley
Cora Staley
Louise Schley
Miriam Ramsburg
Grace Ramsburg
Margarete Grime
Nan Gilbert
Mayetta Hershberger
Florence Schley
United Brethren Church
New Buffalo
R. S. Harp
E. H. Hummelbaugh
J. M. Cronenburg
William C. Rhoderick
United Brethren Orchestra
Milton T. Engle
Red Men's Hat
Brunswick
Brunswick Select Orchestra
Hall's Catarrh Cure Advertisement Promise
A newspaper advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as the only positive remedy for catarrh, claiming it cures all stages by acting through the blood and mucous surfaces. The notice offers $100 if any case fails to cure and invites readers to request testimonials.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & CG
Federal Reserve Note Design Described for Circulation
An old description details a $100 note with an attractive design showing America presiding over the Panama region. The center features a woman with ocean views on both sides, a merchant ship and a battleship on either side, and a back panel allegorically portraying America with Peace and Plenty. Labor harvest figures and Mercury appear in a central group, signaling distribution of the harvest.
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America
Panama
HURT BY FALLS ON ICE New Notes Very Scarce-Describes Large Bills and Pedestrians
Pedestrians slip on icy sidewalks after sleet coated streets. Mrs. D A Freshour injures spine on South Market Street Christmas Eve and remains confined. Charles Lochner sprains ankle on East Fifth Street. Mary Burger Gertrude Miller and Louise Clabaugh also fall near the post. Officer Quitin loses balance at North Market Street. Mayor Fraley orders sidewalk cleaning to reduce danger.
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Fraley
D. A. Freshour
East Sixth Street
South Market Atreat
Charles Lochner
East Fifth Street
Miseca Mary Burger
Gertrude Miller
Louise Clabaugh
Quitin
North Market Street
First Federal Reserve note seen in Frederick amid $5 bill doubt
A five dollar Federal Reserve Note was detected at the Farmere and Mechanics' National Bank in Frederick. The note features a Lincoln portrait on the five dollar bill and a Jackson portrait on the ten. Treasury descriptions note anti counterfeiting designs with Columbus and Plymouth Rock on the $5, factory and harvest scenes on the $10, and transportation motifs on the $20.
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Federal Reserve
Frederick
Farmere and Mechanics’ National Bank
United States
Lincoln
Jackson
Cleveland
Grant
Franklin
Treasury
America
Columne
Plymouth Rock
al Automobile
New York Harbor
New York
Cheer the Unfortunates at Montevue Christmas Visit
Members of the W. C. T. U. traveled to Montevue this afternoon for the annual Christmas visit. They distributed candy, an orange and nuts to 156 inmates and held Christmas services. Individual gifts were given by some members, and planning had taken place at headquarters yesterday.
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Montevue
Aloop
Wi C. T. A
Montévue
Wade
Frederick Markets Report and Local Sickness Notice
Market prices list grain and feed commodities in Frederick with flour at 5.50 to 6.00 per barrel and assorted feeds ranging from 25.50 to 32.00 per ton. Also notes Mr. Philip Seeger of East Patrick Street is confined to the house by sickness.
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Philip Seeger
East Patrick Street
All Stars Bowling Champs Claim Guy Title After Third Win
All Stars of this city defeated the Diamond Bowling Club on their alleys, taking the third consecutive win to claim the county championship and invite challenges. Oncur Miller of the All Stars won $2.50 in gold. A roll off at Diamond alleys produced 336 pins in three games. Dr Joseph H Apple, Hood College president, returned from Han rer Pa where he attended a Hood College Club banquet for Southern Pennsylvania graduates. Officers listed: President Miss Heine Dechant vice president Miss Ruth Le Fevre secretary Miss Ach sah Wentz treasurer Miss Mabel Klatzing corresponding secretary Mrs Gordon Fisher. Toasts included The Woman's College, Hood College, The Greater Hood College, and College Clubs.
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Diamonds
All
Liamond
All Stars
Oncur Miller
South Market Street
O Miller
Joseph H. Apple
Hood College
Hanrer
Hood College Club
Southern Pennsylvania
Mias Heine Dechant
Ruth le Fevre
Achsah Wentz
Mabel Klatzing
Gordon Fisher
Woman's College
Miss le Fevre
Lydia Robert
Greater Hood College
Miss Dechant
Mrs. Fisher
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Lutheran Church
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A. D
Harry Deeter
Nina
Missea Clemmie Foland
Opal Clabaugh
Nina Deeter
Clarence Delphy
Tyler Shook
Morgan
Edward M. Dyer
Agnes Miller
Cockeysville
Mabel King
West Fourth Stret
C. S Rether
Adamstown
GT. U
ALL Stars Bowling Champs
Kennedy
Myers Kieffer
MecKinsy
Alt Stara
Miller Senna
Ford
Marnews Drug Store
Greenawalt’s
West Patrick ST
Yours Truly
McCleery’s Jewelry Store
J. Dutrow
Cashier
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Mary Pickford
Sultan’s
Ben Wilson
Frances M. Nelson
Garwood
Vivian
Kay Bee
Chas. Ray
Enid Mackey
Kay Ges
Wild Man's Land
Pauline
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