Ten Thousand Dollar Campaign for Reform Methodist Church
The Reformed Church reveals progress in its fundraising drive led by Pastor Hoover. Pledges exceed six thousand and approach ten thousand, with campaigns planned through May and a review of subscriptions to finalize the five year plan. The effort supports sermons, evangelistic movement, and foreign missions with funds for home and foreign work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Hoover
Star
Joseph H. Apple
Ign Mission
Japan
Coll Cellege
Surprise Party Held for Perkins Family at Reels Mills
A surprise party was hosted at the home of Mr. and Mrs WL T Perkins in Reels Mills on February 7. Attendees included numerous Perkins family members and friends such as FH Perkins Howard Zola Magee and Catherine Perkins, plus other locals like George W Perkins Charles Perking and Elmer Haller. Refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WL .T. Perkins
Reels Mills
FH Perkins
Howard
Zola
C E. Perkins
Magee
George (Brien
Melvin
Margaret
Mehrl Perkins
John Perkins
Charles Perking
I Stockman
Harry
George W. Perkins
Catherine Perkins
Fred Spring
Mary Fisher
John Murphy
Lixo Fisher
Earl Funk
Elmer Haller
Claude Lanehart
Lewis Laneart
Willie Bryan
Walter O'Bryan
Helen Perkins
Hazel Funk
Plaintiff Loses Five Thousand Dollar Damage Suit
Oliver Stockman sued Lewis W Brown for five thousand dollars claiming slander harmed his reputation. The jury sided with the defendant after ten minutes of deliberation. The trial before Judges Worthington and Peter included ten witnesses in total and adjourned, with Brown and Stockman producing testimony about the alleged chicken theft. The next case involved the Guano Co. against Belt, while witness Lawrence Seibert faced an attachment due to confusion over dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Stockman
Lewis W. Brown
Glenn K. Worthhaton
Edward C. Peter
Stockman
Brown
Adamstown
Shill
Lawrence Seibert
Brunswick
Seibert
Wagerstown
Contempt ruling in Frederick court case noted
Judge Worthington held the court in contempt after four witnesses failed to appear despite subpoenas. The court accepted the exchange admitting Br. Melbert’s life terms under the understanding that interest payment was being served on the attachment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Worthington
Melbert
Inter
Maryland Jews Relief Drive Reaches 300000 Mark
The Maryland quota of 500000 to aid Eastern European Jews nears the halfway point as Baltimore workers report contributions surpassing 300000 after a two day drive. Mrs Clara Lowenstein and Mrs Aaron Rosenstock head the local committee and canvassing continues citywide with a Sunday meeting at the Masonic Temple in Frederick featuring Rabbi Bernstein of Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Lowenstein
Aaron Rosenstock
Maryland
Europe
Baltimore
Lyric Theatre
Equitabe
Masonic Temple
Frederick
Rabbi Bernstein
Smoking Pipe Fatal to Woman at Denver Poor Farm
Denver Feb 14 Mrs Eva Johnson 72 an inmate of the poor farm died from burns caused by a corn cob pipe she was smoking sparks from the pipe set her apron ablaze while she dozed her habit of smoking at the farm noted as a picturesque character.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Cole
Eva Johnson
Kurts
Fred
Dogs as Liquor Sleuths in Prohibition Effort
Washington Feb 14 report says federal official Emmette McClellan McClellan? recommends using police dogs trained to detect liquor deaths to pursue moonshiners. He claims a well trained dog could scent liquor from a half mile away aiding prohibition efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hayes
Emmette McCleuahan
Colorado
Peace Dollars Delayed After 1921 Issue Halt
Government agencies freeze distribution of the 1921 Peace dollars. Treasury officials offer no official explanation but believe no further coins will be issued. About 1,006,473 coins were minted with 75,090 released through the New York Federal Reserve. Reports claim design changes, including the eagle’s wings, may affect the coin, though bankers say the new dollar stacks like the old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury Department
Federal Reserve Bank of New York
Brunswick man takes over insurance business lineage
Howard M. Jones of Brunswick has purchased from CC A Carlisle the insurance line of four companies Carlisle took over from Johnn Jordan. The sale includes goodwill and business assets, reportedly triggered by health reasons guiding Carlisle to dispose of the portfolio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard M. Jones
Brunswick
CC .A
Feelings at Middle Age Prompts Lydia Pinkham Remedy
Sheboygan Wisconsin resident Mrs B Lanser reports relief from exhaustion insomnia and nervousness after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound through seven bottles. The ad touts menopausal changes causing melancholia and dizziness and positions the product as a natural restorative to ease midlife symptoms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheboygan
Wisconsin
Lydia E. Pinkham
B. Lanser
N. Ard St
Sheboygan, Wisconsin
Lydia EB. Pinkham
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Francis Scott Key
American Legion
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G. Hunter Bowers
John B. Rogers
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City Opera House
Sherman P. Bowers
American Legion Weekly
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Guano Co
Best
Treasury
United States
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Schaffner & Marx
Society Brand
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HESS
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Crawford
Slater
Endicott-Johnson
Rice & Hutchinson
Julian & Rorence
QUEEN
Gents
BL Rosenour & Sons
Brosenour & Sons
Citizens National Bank
TATE
West
Blo Weinberg
Benjamin Rosenour
Gerson Rosenour
Frederick, Maryland
Edison
Menlo Park
Wrights
Marconi
the Central Trust Company of Maryland
Central Trust Company
Emmitsburg, MD
Monrovia, MD
Myersville, MD
Thurmont, MD
McHenry Brothers
Aim
Amt Bentz Sts. Frederick, Ma
Thur
Ee & Toppin
Harrisonburg
Will McHenry
Hagerstown
G. C. McHenry
Purcelville
H.R. Hanna
Terre Fai Haute
Ind
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McHenry
West Orn
BENTZ
Purina Pig Chow
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Fahrney
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