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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 12, 1916

Page

6

Chamber meeting notes China trade aims in South America

The fourth annual meeting of the Chamber of Commerce in Washington featured Minister Koo of China and others discussing development in China and opportunity in South America. Speakers urged focus on home markets, rail and labor conditions, and regional trade with Argentina and the Americas. Frederick Board of Trade president J Murray Cronenburg attended. Willard banquet closed the sessions.

National Chamber of Commerce South America Chamber of Commerce of United States of America New Willard Hotel Washington J. Murray Cronenburg Frederick Board of Trade Dronenburg Twe Duncan A. Fletcher United States Florida Wellington Koo Koo Yale China Charles H. Sherrill Argentina Grover Cleveland National Board of Trade U. S America Fletcher International High Commission Frederick New Willard Willard

Services at Buckeystown Begin Evangelistic Meetings

Special services in the Methodist Protestant church Buckeystown begin tomorrow at seven with Rev Richard L Shipley pastor in charge. Meetings run nightly February 13 to 27 except next Saturday with all other engagements dropped. Sermons center on The Gospel of the Kingdom of God.

Methodist Protestant Church Buckeystown Richard L. Shipley Shipley

Nickel Spelling Bee Won At Sunday School Event

Supt. R Paul Smith of the Hagerstown and Frederick Railway won the spelling bee at the Methodist Episcopal church beating his brother on nickel. About forty spellers participated while Rob ert L. Smith and others followed. Prof. Amon Burgee served as pronouncer as a preparatory program featured solos and recitations.

C. E. Cline Isaac Tozer Methodist Episcopal Church R. Paul Smith Hagerstown and Frederick Robert L. Smith Amon Burgee Jone Miss Rubs Cine Roy Schroeder Las Catherin Lamar Katherine Hammelbauch Mies Gladys Kumier

Sunday church services and meetings listing

All Saints Church, Evangelical Reformed, Grace Reformed, United Brethren, Evangelical Lutheran, Presbyterian, St Johns Catholic, First Baptist, Church of The Brethren, St Stephen's Thurmont, Trinity M E, Methodist Episcopal, Gospel Mission, Winchester Street Chapel, St Timothys, Braddock Reformed, St Johns Walkersville, Buckeystown M P, Glade Walkersville, St Johns Woodsboro, Linganore Unionville. numerous services, Sunday schools, sermons, and special observances listed with pastors and times for each congregation across multiple towns.

All Saints Church Douglass Hooff Holy Communion Meeting of Ways and Means Evangelical Reformed Church Henri L. G. Kieffer Foreign Mission Grace Reformed Church John A. Ditzier B. R. Carnahan Mt. Pleasant United Brethren Church E. H. Hummalbaugh Paul J. Holdcraft Walkersville Christian Endeavor Society Man Evangelical Lutheran Church G. Rupp C. E. Hay D. D Baltimore the Kingdom Presbyterian Church T. F. Dixon St. John’s Catholic Church W. J. Kane Holy Name First Baptist Church Garrlatt A. Bowers F. D. King Charlotte E. L. Wolstagel Ashville N. C Christian Endeavor King Wolsingle Church of the Brethren John Weybright Thurmont St. Stephen’s Lewis H. Ewald Epworth League Mr. T Eby Methodist Episcopal Church Lamar Jesus Christ Christ Gospel Mission Lambert Building W. Patrick St Isaac Tozer Winchester Street Chapel St. Timothy's Chapel Swiieysville Braddock Reformed Church St. John's L. H. Ewald Buckeystown M. P R. J. Shipley Reformed Church Ernest E. Weaver the Glade Woodsboro Charles FE. Wehler Frederick Glade Church W. W. Barnes Linganore Methodist Episcopal Church Unionville D. A. Foard MFE Libertytown Asbury M. E W. A. English D. W. Wayes D. B Baltimore District

Local social notes from Frederick area towns

Miss Ruth Sidwell visited with Dr and Mrs Sidwell in Johnsville from Friday to Sunday. J E Dinterman and son George spent Friday in Frederick. George Keeney visited his parents in Frederick for several days. Clarence Ecker hung out Sunday with J E Dinterman family. Frank Maynard, recently with his ailing mother, returned home and then visited J E Dinterman and family. George Keeney and daughter Pauline and Bertha Dinterman visited D J Smith family on Tuesday. J F E Dinterman spent Tuesday in Walkersville Valley. he is home from Rockville on the sick list. Rebecca Watkins expects to visit a law spouse Wm Wat, Windsor convalesces. James Purdum and Mamie Dutherow and baby visit their parental home near Clarksburg.

Ruth Sidwell Frank Maynard J. E. Dinterman George Keeney Pauline Bertha Dinterman D. J. Smith J. FE. Dinterman Walkersville

Shooting match at Cedar Grove crowns Waters and Browns

At Cedar Grove on Saturday champion shots were Charles Waters and his son, while champion rifle shots were Robie Brown and Melvin Beall from Kings Valley. Also noted are visits, weather hints, and local business updates involving J S Riggs, Miss Madaline Bennette, Miss Julia May Barber, and others in the Cedar Grove area.

Cedar Grove Charles Waters William Waters Germantown Robie Brown Melvin Beall Kings Valley J. S. Riggs Madaline Bennette Julia May Barber James FE King Clarksburg Dora and Rosia Johnson Lenox Howes Washington Baltmore J. L. Riggs Barker LL PD Youngs Damascus Job. Riggs Upper Seneca Baptist Church J. 0. King Frederick William Watkins A. K Maurice Dbrall

Local Browningville notes reflect births visits and society events

Miss Elsie Breadhurst returns home from Woodfield. Several listings show visits among Watkins, Lawson, Lewis and Beall families. A daughter is born to Mr and Mrs Gladhill. Browningsville Dramatic Society to present The Deacon at Kemptown on February 19 with The Damascus and Brownings Orchestra. Various gatherings and illnesses noted among local families.

Elsie Breadhurst Woodfield Sallie Watkins Ollie Lewis Rebecca Watkins Lena Watkins Mattie Watkins Maud Ashton Sarah Griffith Deborah Iddings Anna Lawson Dorothy Lawson Rosa Lewis Herbert Barnes Maurice Watkins Leslie Beall Lewisdale Alice Lawson Ellen Lawson Iva Watkins Paul Beall Leston Watkins Decis Day Walter Lawson Dorsey Lewis Otis Watkins Mollie Grimes Wiss Linda Broadhurst Virgie Day Carl Pardum Leslie Reall Ouie Lewis Sallie Wathine Vernie Watkins

Former Carvian Secretary of State In America to Raie Relief Funds

Weekend notes from Lewisdale and nearby towns report Miss Libby Beall photos, hospital treatment for Miss Vernie Davis for acute indigestion, and visits among residents. social events include Ladies Aid meeting, visits between families, and church activities at W C T U and Lutheran services.

America Libby Beall Lewisdale Vernie Davis Frederick City Hospital Harvey Burdette Laura Monroe Watking Ladies Aid Society Iattig Walker Elsie Dreadhurst Cromwell King Woodville Will Purdum Edith Snyder Flora Watkins Agnes Broadhurst

Services by Meg Haffer at Taneytown

Miss Virgie Roop of Union Bridge visits her parents Mr and Mrs George Roop. Mrs Charles Wilhide near Lurceville travels to hospital for finger operation. A N Forney and wife hosted friends Saturday to honor their 44th wedding anniversary with a list of attendees including Mr and Mrs Forney, Sidney Ells, Mrs Harner, Charles Young and others.

Meg Haffer Taneytown Virgie Roop Union Bridge George Roup Charles Wilhide Lruceville A. N. Forney Sidney Ells Mary Harry Harner Charles Young John George Frock R. Koontz Edward Knipple Charles Harner Samuel Fleagle George Ritter Helen Harner Margaret Shorh Anna Ritter Carrie Vergie Fox Ernest Harner Philip Stuller Orestus Fox

California Syrup of Figs Ad Echoes Old Remedy

An advertisement touts California Syrup of Figs as a safe laxative for children and adults. It claims quick relief from sour stomachs and indigestion, urges mothers to use the genuine product, warns of counterfeits, and references directions on the bottle for all ages.

California California Fig Syrup Company

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