Conference announced for Y M C A inter State event
National speakers and leaders in Y M C A work will attend the first annual inter-State workers' conference in Trinity Reform ed chapel on February 29 to March 2. The tri state gathering includes William Knowes Cooper Harry T Baker A G Bookwalter and many regional officers. The theme is Something More with sessions led by Francis Harvey Green Groesbeck and other officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Reformed Chapel
Wiliam Knowes Cooper
Washington, D. C
Harry T. Baker
New York
International Committee of the
A. G. Bookwalter
Young Men's Christian Association of
Maryland
Delaware
Distrct of
Columbia
Francis Harvey Green
Pennington School For Boys
Charles H. Groesbeck
Wilmington, Delaware
Charles D. Shaffer
E. Wolf
Hagerstown
Henri L. G. Ixieffer
Agelien] Reformed Church
This Cir
G. Eis Williams
Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church
Joseph H. Cudlipp
Baltimore, Maryland
Sunday School Association
Robert Eisenhatler Wis
Melvin Engle
Old Trinity Chapel
Chas. U Groesbeck
Wilmington
Del
Grace R Reformed] Church
Wm. Knowles Cooper
Frederick
Pennington School
H. VM. Wolf
Henri . G. Kieffer
E. St. Bemont
Baltimore
4. G. Bookwaiter
Conference schedule for group meetings and events
A detailed listing of sessions and activities for a regional conference. Includes group meetings led by local leaders in Baltimore Frederick and Washington with times and venues. Highlights include open conference on Saturday evening World Brotherhood addresses and Sunday sessions with delegation meetings and closing remarks.
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de Groot Interstate Commerce Commission
Harrytt Bake
New York
R. ST. Beck
Baltimore
F. D. Thompson
Virg
Fet
Chuarch
Sroup
Homer J
O. E. Grove
Frederick
Stone Steps
Reformed Church
Rotary
Kiwanis and
Dens
Frederick Y
Opera House
World Brotherhood
Fuller
Washington
B. W. Ro Glen
Bob T. Bemont
Win
Knowles Cooper
Warrynt Baker
International Commission
Y. M. Cc
Old Trinity Chapel
Z. H. Beck
Ellis Williams
D. T
KE. T. Bemont
Joseph I. Cadlipp
Maryland Sunday School Association
Fred D. Thompson
Virginia
School Children Vote on Policemen Popularity
Washington Street School fifth graders supported the city police as friends by a large margin. Officer John Winpigler led with 22 votes out of 34, while Allen Bartis and John Engelbrecht received five and four votes respectively. One pupil opposed all police.
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Washington Street School
Chester G. Cleet
John Winpigler
Allen Bartais
John Engelbrecht
Force
John Adams
Changes In New Windsor Move Many Residents
Reported changes around New Windsor include John Hyde moving from Halbert Pavie’s house to a small out of town home, Paul Withelat shifting from Smetser’s house to Hyde’s current residence, Paul Fritz relocating from Miss Julia Cornell’s house to Smelser’s house then vacating to be Wilhelm’s, and Duvall Brown newly married moving to Miss Cornell’s house. Edgar Wyler travels from Mrs. Cross’ to Win HL Zeno’s, vacating Elmer Barnes’s, while Edgar Stukte leaves Mrs. Mitten’s for Evley’s. Mr Went of Thurmont rents the new bunks along the State road and plans to move by April 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Windsor
John Hyde
Halbert Pavie
Paul Withelat
Smetser
Hyde
Paul Fritz
Julia Cornell
Smelser
Wilhelm
Duvall Brown
Cornell
Edgar Wyler
Cross
HL. Zeno
Elmer Barnes
Edgar Stukte
Veteran railroad man credits Tanlac for lasting health
J F McWaters, a 56 year veteran engineer from Atlanta, praises Tanlac for restoring his strength and energy after years of steady service on the Atlanta and West Point line. He says the tonic helps when he feels rundown and keeps him well as a general tonic. Tanlac sold by druggists with over 40 million bottles sold.
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Raiir
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J. FL McWaters
East Fair St
Atlanta, Ga
Atlanta
West Point
Tanlac
Mrs McWaters
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