Boy Scout Events In Armory Tonight
City and county scouts gather at the First Regiment Armory for an evening of training and demonstrations in first aid fire brigade and games. The program includes knot tying tug of war potato race bridge building and a dramatic stove explosion scene. A parade tomorrow closes the week with a fire kit presentation and civic officials riding in autos.
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C. A
Scout Council
Moose Band
Boy Scout
Page
Missionary Service Held In Evangelical Lutheran Church
A foreign missionary service led by Rev. Dr. Ulysses S. G. Rupp took place in the Evangelical Lutheran lecture room. Readings included titles such as A Pioneer Hero in the Dark Continent and A Trophy of God's Grace Morris. Dignitaries and performers from Loots' Home attended alongside Miss Lena Seeger and Miss Gladys Kumler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelical Lutheran
Ulysses S. G. Rupp
Mission Board
David A. Day
Nellie
Garrett
Grace Morris
Lavier Michael
Africa
Jessia A. Moses
Gladys Kumler
Lena Seeger
Samuel Christian Kinsinger
Stuth Carty
William D. Zimmerman
Jesse AH
Michael
Homer
Kepler
J. K. Ainsworth
New Haven
Conn
Myrtle Kumler
Property Deeds and Marriage Licenses in County Notices
Property transfers involve the Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co. with deeds for multiple properties and right of way payments ranging from 3 to 350 dollars. Marriage licenses issued to Ernest Howard and Elizabeth Phillips, and Levi Snowden with Tenny Lyles. A Loudoun Virginia road improvement meeting in Ashburn outlines plans for paving, with local officials and organizers named. Willard farm between Brunswick and Petersville sold to E. E. Guyton for about 12,600 to 13,000 dollars with residence to be established on site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie W. Brown
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co
George D. Long
William G. Miller
John R. Ulrich
Joshua T. Humphreys
Martin V. Main
Brunswick
Board of County School
Virginia
Ashburn Pike
Broad Run
Loudoun County
Ashburn High School
Peston Orchestra
Bluemont
J. L. McBrid
Carl Voorman
C. B. Scott
Ashburn
Pike
W. B. Harding
L. W. Wortman
Novel plan to handle misconduct at Y M C A
Y M C A introduces a Juvenile Court style tribunal to decide discipline for younger members. Secretary Harris announces a meat and oyster supper March 2 and a February 22 reception for old and new members with a Maennerchor musical program. Additional events include a Lyceum coupling February 25 and social plans. Martinsburg Club leadership changes and a freight car incident near Hagerstown.
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Association
Harris
Frederick Miennerchor
Mary Steckel-Burck
Lyceum
Maennerchor Club
Baltimore
Page Etchison
Cost of Street Case Reveals Total Litigation Expense
The Brunswick News reports total cost of the Wanmeter street assessment case amounts to 219.35 dollars. The itemized breakdown is lengthy, so the paper presents the total and notes interested citizens can request the detailed items from the Mayor. Attorney General Brown granted permission for alienists to examine mental condition before pension hearings in De'ancre county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick
Ansene
Harrishry
Brown
De'ancre
Penitention
Belleforte
Merch and
Reland Penvnsion
Board of Pardons New Weinendar
Russian War Order Report from Middletown Notebook
Fragmentary report from Middletown notes a military order connected to Russian forces. It references civilians, a quarantine or defense tension, and a court or official action linked to wartime governance. The readable text hints at a wartime scene with local civilian impact and authorities enforcing measures.
Baby Smothered by Bed Dietres in Chester
A chaotic, partially deciphered clipping reports a fatal incident in Chester involving a baby found smothered by bedding. The fragmentary text mentions unnamed individuals and stray phrases about a Catherine, streets, and a hospital or address, but gives no clear chronology or formal charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester
Fes
Catherine
Thomas Meads
Street Philatet
Oklahoma Car Exhibition Promotes Indian Lands Opening
A mobile Pullman car tour by the Real Estate Exchange of McAlester Oklahoma markets Choctaw Nation lands to the public. The exhibitists present government maps and photographs of timber lands farming and grazing tracts while highlighting the coming land opening by the government. The car tours run daily including Sunday from dawn to dusk with free public viewings and no obligation to purchase.
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East Patrick Street
Pennsylvania Railroad
Oblahoma
United States
Folton
Real Estate Exchange
McAlester
Oklahoma
Oklahoma, In Whic Place
MccAlester Exchange
Choctaw Indian Nation
Enjoyable Cabaret Benefit at City Opera House
A fine performance by local talent at the City Opera House last evening benefited the Uniform Bank of Mountain City Lodge No. 29 Knights of Pyttias. The play A Night In a Cabaret featured music by Frank Kennedy Buck Andrews Luther Abrecht Paul Delphy Vivalis Derr George Morgan Leonard Storm and Harry Kolb with Leibschutz performing a mystery cabinet act and new dancing by Harry Barthlow and Harry Knipple. The second part portrayed a schoolroom scene to broad audience amusement. Also reported are lawsuits by Mearl Mellott against ex-School Commissioner Edmund P Cohill and others for false arrest totaling 15000 and Braddock Colony festivities and a wedding anniversary party planned this month.
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City Opera House
Bank of Mountain City Lodge
Knights of Pyttias
Frank Kennedy
Buck Andrews
Luther Abrecht
Paul Delphy
Vivalis Derr
George Morgan
Leonard Storm
Harry Kolb
Leibschutz
Harry Barthlow
Harry Knipple
Tonsiline Promoted as Sore Throat Remedy Across States
An old advertisement touts Tonsiline as the sole solution for sore throat relief. It urges households to stock a bottle, noting availability in 25 and 50 cent sizes and hospital size at $1.00, with warnings about dry stores after hours. The ad claims broad national distribution and usefulness in sudden throat discomfort.
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United States
Paret Quint Falls to Company A in Narrow Armory Thriller
In a fast paced armory victory, Company A defeats the Paret Memorial quint 28 to 24. The Baltimore team held the lead briefly but the militia squad matched them with accurate shooting and solid defense. Scorers include Kreh 5 and Kennedy 6 for Company A, with notable play from Veath and Reinhardt.
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Armory Court
Paret Memorial
Baltimore
Focal Y. McC. Alquint
Armory
Hne-upa
Paret Memorial Club
Kreh Foo
Videoth Kennedy
Reinhardt Musante
Hull
Fredericks Cramer
Kennedy
Kreh
Veath
Reinhardt
Fredericka
Foula
M. Schroeder
George Castle
Philly Grove
Clary
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Civic Club
A M. Landateres
Baby
Markens
Cluett
Pobcocy
Iwo
Mancas
Arphives
Missionary Service
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Royal Association
Bey
Y. M.C
Boys
Ach
Alton Bennett
Gordon Waters
Fred Diener
Otho Keller
Frank Uirner
Sibert Englebrecht
Roger Moser
David Megan
Clarence Carty
Raymond Shirley
Otto Reinmuth
George Knock
Wiliam Stull
Boys’ Department
Martinsburg
Max von Schlegeli
L. H. Thompson
H. G. Tonkin
Dr. Tonkin
Washington
Denver
Hagerstown
Frederick
Market and
Fifth Streets
Thomas Kline
L. Bover
Middletown
Walley
Plymouth Rock
Aomeares
Roya Ivali
Rank Team K, of
Mearl Mellett
Washington County
Lewis Mellott
Edmund P. Cohill
Braddock
Braddock Colony
Paret Quint
Baltimoreans
Ford
Joseph Edison
Thomas Spairs
Winchester
Steiner's Hill
Edison
Kent
Franklin Savings Bank
James Houck
Geo. W. Heinlein
Clayton
Keedy
Augustus J. Fromke
Henry M. Gittinger
Sohn, Hershberger
Frank V. Staub
S. Amos Urner
Harvey R. Lease
Valentines
Greenawalt’s
McCleery’s Jewelry Store
North Market ST
Frederick, MD
Frederick Loan CO
Market St
Opera House
Mr. W. S. Hart
Ett
William §S. Hart
Hart
Barren Gulch
Doc” Hardy
Ceerr Reet
Wireless
Chester Conklin
W. S. Hart
Census Bureau
Scott
Soult & Bowne
Bloomfeld
Square
Casper E. Cline
Samuel C. Thomas
Geo. F. Smith
Milton G. Urner
Edgar H. McSride
Hammond Clary
Ernest C. Webb
Sappington
Samuel ©. Thomas
J. J. Bielfeld
J. Dutrow
George F. Smith
Marion
Edgar H. McBride
George W. Crum
B. H. Dudrow
Spencer E. Stup, Chas T. Dudorrar
Casper &. Cling
Janey
East Patrick St
P. R.R
The
Mountain City Garage Co
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