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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 04, 1922

Page

6

Remarkable Civil War memory holder Mrs Bartgis of West Patrick Street

Mrs Bartgis, born January 28 1832, lives at 3 West Patrick Street and recalls Civil War scenes in her long life. She remembers Union soldiers passing through town, pie sales at her family home, and dances at quilting and corn husking gatherings. Her son John A. Bartgis lives next door.

Patrick Street Jeiuney Jobe A Harriet Minthe Bartgis Diebl Market Street Bartgls West Patrick Street Barty Battgis Bartry West Pat Eve Bartgis Ovidtern Becditte Barigis Mra. Barigia Hartgis Vder di¢ &O

Fragmented Local Disorder and Curious Street Scenes

Reading fragments show a chaotic scene with out of town diners, a missing youth, illnesses discussed by schoolgirls, mistaken fruit brands, a hotel construction view, and a police call about motorcycles and a snow drift. The text presents scattered vignettes from city life and oddities in a single page fragment.

Mt Pleasant News Highlights Local Visits and Losses

Mt Pleasant February 4 notes Grace German of Bel Air visits Vera Buckey. Local Burriers and Fogles visit Lochner family. Maynard Buckey’s daughter Ruth visits Herman Buckey. W H Burrier helps Lechner and D D Burrier slaughter a large bed for Glen Cromwell. George mraret 03 lose daughter Margaret. Annie Boone improves. John E Barker returns to duties. Mrs. David Biddinger visits ill mother Annie Boone. Gus Stevens buys a new truck. Oyster supper by Mt Pleasant Reformed church postponed to Feb 4 due to weather. Rev B R Carnalia to preach at Mt Pleasant Reformed church Sunday morning. Monthly meeting Sunday evening with Reno S Harp of Frederick delivering. Special program features.

Mt Pleasant Grace German Bel Air Vera Buckey Oda Burrier Rhema Fogle William H. Burrier D. D. Burrier Grayson Fogle L. F Lochner Maynard Buckey Ruth Herman Buckey W. H. Burrler William Lechner D. D. Burrler Glen John E. Barker David Biddinger Woodsboro Annie Boone Gus Stevens Mt. Pleasant

Yellow Springs Mail Routed Near Bloomfield to Charles City Path

In Yellow Springs February mail diversion moved north near Bloomfield via Charles City, then west and south. Mr. G F Stull held a Monday butchering with two hogs on the bench. Mr. W HOOL Stull served as director.

Yellow Springs Bloomfield Charlesville G F Stull Wo Hool Stull

Membership Drive Aims For 30 Percent Increase

The Frederick County Christian Endeavor Union plans a week long drive through February 12 to boost local society memberships by at least 30 percent. Christian Endeavor Week will feature county union leadership under Merril I. Reddick of Walkersville, with officers Miss Slagie and John C. Eagle and district superintendents across town. Church groups prepare Valentine teas and Fasnacht suppers to mark the event.

Christian Epdeator Frederick County Compty

Methodists Launch 70 Revival Campaign Across City

Evangelist Rev George D Baxter arrives ahead of a citywide Methodist revival starting tomorrow at the Holocopal church. A 100strong choir led by Ames Hendrickson will feature the Hoosier Chorus with Balmond as soloist. Community surveys, cottage prayer meetings, and shop and factory sessions at Frederick venues will invite every home, with Eastes guiding arrangements and offering no fixed remuneration. Sunday services at Zion Reformed and two more venues follow the morning sessions.

George D. Baxter Fred J. Hwtmund M. Smith Chure A A Hadelif Str Eustes Eastes Balmond Raimond Ames Hendrickson Hoosier Chorus Frederick Markell H. Nelson Howil Malnfond Frederick Tron and Steel Foundry Union Manufacturing Company Hamburger Clothing Junth A. Gilson Evangelist Mr. Eastes Evangelist Eastes Jist Detroit Nnt

Hours Of Services In Sunday Schools And Churches Of This City

Sunday schedules unfold across Evangelical Reformed to Presbyterian and Church of the Brethren faiths with morning worship and Sunday schools. Rev. Henri L. G. Kieffer and Rev. J. Wrightson lead sermons on anxiety and salvation as choirs, Epworth Leagues, and Christian Endeavorers fill afternoon and evening programs.

Evangelical Reformed Henri L. G. Kieffer OMS Peter Spence Y. PL Mise Edna Schwefer Town Gaul Methodist Episcopal Rev Wrightson P Irace Epworth League Avival Meeting George D. Eastes Norfolk Frederick J. Balmond Philadelphia Douglass Hoof Douglass Hooff W. C. Royal Hible School United Brethren Wm. R. Gien Christian Endeavor

County Churches Schedule For Utica Area

The 7 Church of God led by L F Murray, Woodsboro Suppley school and Bible Class at 10 am, p m. Utica Reformed Charge with Rev Robert Lee Bair holds services next Sunday at St Pauls Reformed church. Utica Mills service at 10:30 am with Sunday school at 10 am. Zion Reformed at Charlesville holds Sunday afternoon service at 2:30 pm with Sunday school at 1:30 pm.

Zion Charleaville Evangelical Lutheran G. Rupp Hose Comsinh The Light Brigade Weday Church of God L. F. Murray Woodsboro Suppley School Utica Reformed Charge Robert Lee Bair St. Paul's Reformed Church Utica Mills Zion Reformed Charlesville

Literary Societies A Division Members Installed Officers

The A Division meeting drilled through minutes and installs for the term. Officers named include William Simpson president Reno Harp Jr vice president Floyd Rimbey secretary Robert Osburn assistant secretary Walton Howard treasurer Frederick Bowers monitor. A program featured oration, recitation, journal, debate on coeducation with the negative winning.

Nevill Smith Robert Coburn William Simpson Reno Harp, Jr Floyd Rimbey Robert Osburn Walton Howard Monitor Frederick Bowers Carl Holtzegsay Conrad Ranneberger Frank Griffin Frederick County J. Marrone John Landis Eric Summers Clarke Wisotzkey

Liberal Income Deductions Under Revenue Act of 1921

The text outlines liberal deductions from gross income for various taxpayers under the 1921 act. It covers common business expenses for mercantile, manufacturing, professional, and farming activities, including advertising, wages, rent, utilities, and travel. It notes restrictions on capital investments and emphasizes that deductions must relate to a carried on business with reasonable compensation for services rendered.

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Ambiguous Tax Text on Bonuses and Employee Gifts

A fragment discusses how bonuses and gifts relate to taxable compensation. It explains that bonuses must be included in the recipient’s returns, while gifts to employees lacking compensation elements may not be deductible by the employer and need not be reported by the recipient.

Lydie E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Ad

A period ad claims the medicine relieves female pains and symptoms. A. H Garland from Michigan Ohio area and Mrs May Dale from Virginia speak of relief and improved regularity after use. Pinkham's product touted as a remedy for various women’s ailments.

Terri A. H Garland Ey Brown Viron Mountain Michi Ia Ohio May Dale Enia Lydie E. Pinkham Mrs. Dale

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