Lipps Golden Anniversary Fetes 54 Years Married
In Frederick a 1868 marriage marked by endurance as Mr Lipps and Miss Eleanora Miller celebrate 54 years since their wedding. He recalls Civil War era travel to Harpers Ferry with beer wagon, dodging Confederates, and later life on West Patrick Street. Their grown children and grandchildren, including relatives in the Sixth American Expeditionary Force, share the milestone.
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W. Patrick Street
George
Catherine
Mr. Gutta
W.m
Lipps
Con
Harpers
Har
Yrvain
Harpers Ferry
Frederick
Young Lipps
Knoxsille
Me Lippa
Mise Eleanora Miller
Washington County
Mr Lipps
Me Lipp
Sophy Main
West Patrick Street
Chamber of Commerce weighs city playgrounds plan
The Chamber of Commerce play ground committee met to discuss creating suitable play spaces for youth this summer. Funds are scarce, lands must be donated, and equipment bought. Proposals include multiple small areas for younger children and larger fields for older kids, with Boy Scouts and police aid. Community support from city officials and funding via a memorial fund could back a permanent playground rather than a monument.
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Chamber of Commerce
Pla
Plas
Wwe
Frederick
Maniel Oa
Oto
Centi le
Frederick County
Phygramids
Ames Hendrickson
Civic Club
Bay Seonta
George B. McCleery
J. Travara Thomas
J. Alleine Williamson
Emory C. Crum
W. 8. Hersperger
W. Bartgis Storm
Ernest ¢ . Webb
Sunday services announced for city churches and schools
Evangelical Reformed Rev. Henri L. G. Kleffer leads morning worship at 10 30 with Sunday school earlier at 1 46 a m The Forward Movement reports will be presented to the Junior congregation Dr U S G Rupp leads Evangelical Lutheran services at 9 45 a m and 7 30 p m Grace Reformed Treve C Hoover pastor announces morning service at 9 45 and evening at 7 30 with Junior and Senior C E extra classes The Presbyterian David Morgan Hederick leads Sunday school at 9 45 and worship at 11 00 am Evening sermon The Church of the Brethren Rev J Kurtz Miller Sunday School at 9 30 and morning worship at 10 30 The Salvation Army Capt L T Shiflett and Lt Win Burnell host Sunday school 4 pm Young People 6 20 pm and service 7 20 pm Other churches including Trinity M E C All Saints and St Barnabas outline matins sermons and choir programs with midweek activities noted.
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Henri L. G. Kleffer
A. Mo
Phin
Waystack
Storer Y PS
Marlon S. Miller
Apple
Janos
Elirelys Wediviales
Meuse
Forwtra Movenwut
Trinity Chapel
Stegerk
Tie
Forward Movement
Grace Reformed
Treve C. Hoover
Evangelical Lutheran
U.S. G. Rupp
SC Hoover Wilh
Finnio
Womans Missionary Society
Am Presbyterian
David Morgan Hederick
Soutliy School
Christian Endeavorers
Presbyterian Missions
Woman's Horns and Foreign Missionary Society
Edhoed
Éaident
Deshi
Roderick
Rochester
Korea
China
St. Barnabas
Douglass Woolf
St. Timothy’s
Tey
Woort
Turner
Methodist Episcopal Church
Wrightson
George J. Bastas
Hastes
Prof
Raimond
Eastes
Church of the Brethren
J. Kurtz Miller
The
Salvation Army
L.T. Shiflett
Lient
Win
Burnell
Legion
Quinn
Union Asst
County Y Churches Ghuee of God Service Notice
Murray, pastor, Woodterminday school and Bible classes, 10 a.m. preaching 7 30 p.m. preaching every evening through Friday. All invited to attend these meetings. Reformed Charge Rev Robert Ler Bain, pastor. Zion church Charlesville services next Sunday morning at 9 30 o'clock. Sunday school 40 cents a week. Pleasant Hill services Sunday afternoon at 2 40 p.m. Sunday school 8 15 a.m.
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Murray
Woodterminday School
Wtica Reformed
Robert Ler
Bain, Passor
Zion Church
Charlesville
Oelock
Pleasant Hui
Diseases slump as January cases dip in Maryland report
Maryland health figures show infectious diseases down in January from Baltimore area sources. Typhoid and paratyphoid totals are near 1924 levels, influenza far lower than 1921 and 1920, while broncho pneumonias total 286, scarlet fever and measles drop from last year. A quoted financier shifts from profiteer to honesty after amassing wealth.
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Maryland
Board of Health
Baltimore
Banner Lyz and Banner The Penn Chemical Works Ad
An ad copy touts Banner Lyz can savings and shows quantities like 54% pounds of kitchen grease and ten minutes of easy work without boiling. It promises money savings and features free booklets from The Penn Chemical Works in Philadelphia USA via grocers.
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Uays
Banner
Penn Chemical Works
Philadelphia USA
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Promised Health
A reader from Kutztown Pa cites benefits of Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for female health. The ad touts testimonials, advising women to try the product and praising its fifty year reputation and effectiveness for restoring balance and comfort.
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Kutztown
E. Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
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Holy Communion
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Frederick J. Balmond
Evangelist Eastes
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