Reslected group backs Children’s Aid work in Frederick County
The Citizens Aid Society of Frederick County held its annual meeting at the MCA, chaired by W Canton McSherry. President Mathias and Secretary Floyd Doub presented reports praising fundraising, outlining 1928 activity, placements, and prayers for continued public support from city, county, and volunteers.
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Cituiren i
Aid Society of
Preorrick County
MCA
Treaswre
Masargera
Ferns
Canton McSherry
Mathias
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Mathisa
Varlows
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Children’s Aid Society
Prederick
Prederick County
Michael E Puce
Eewo
Mya
Mbedru
Gare
Maryland
Catn
Minerie Howe
Cuuborne
Keragne Hospital
Cripp
Tate Sana
Meneyton Hay
Atlas Fury
Javende Court
Peppis Court
Curt
Capreas
Asdstanes
Palducmer Toc Dlekiee
Aurgeuns Wdderi
Coun Thesteri
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Cuans Health Department
Womness Clubs
Serire Cabs
Puta
Borshy
Childres
Society For Action Toe
Society For Action Toe Officers and Board of Managern
Charles McC Mathias
Airs Ros J Dutton Test
Leslie N Cublentz
Eccond
K DeLauter
Virgil W Doub
Roscoe Broun
W L Carty Mes
Etchison
J PF Feisee
Harry Haller
Abram Hemp
Douglass Hoof
Robert Kemp
Dor
Kiefer
Lewis W Clinton McShern Parsons Newman
Edgar Nicodemus John Renn
Jacob Rosenstock
Russ
Helena Stauffer
Charles B Trait
William Waehtel
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Frederick County National Bank
Frederick
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Horticultural Society Annual Meeting Locations and Leaders
The Horticultural Society annual gathering convenes at the Renoir hotel with delegates from Farm Bureau and Federation groups. James W Davis of Rocks MD presides as sessions cover secretary reports, multiple addresses, and a banquet featuring leaders from Maryland agriculture and associated associations.
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Renoert
Meri & Preommeimary Uy
Maryan Aarenhurst
Peecrator
Afernoon
McCain
Cpr
Polowlig
Biker Springs
McCall
Baltimore
Federation
Vegetap
Growers’ Association
Sheep Growers Association
Horticultural Society
Cro Tm
Woens Pome and
Cenmantry Comnnisee
Tobeeus Growers’ Association
Vegetable Growers’ Association
Datryp Mauns Ascoaton
Gene Thomas Parran
Tobacco Growers’ Associa Corn
Cold Wave Grips Midwest Delays Trains As City Reports Record Chill
The Middle West shivers through the coldest weather of the year with readings from 28 below to 36 below in Devils Lake and nearby areas. Chicago endures its coldest day while trains run one to three hours late. Despite the severe cold, only four deaths are reported as hundreds of homeless people receive shelter. The note warns antifreeze stability and radiator issues amid the freeze.
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Care
Bien Cosme Art
Hoaore Offeer
Jonvile
Lewistown
Prederick Junction
Yeow Springs
Burkitterifie
Dickerson
Thurmont
Braddock Hrights Liberty
New London
Brunswick
Barheleta
Emmittburg
Buckeystown
Doubs
Petersville
Watercriffe
Pritztown
Wollville
Urbana
Centerrifie
Creagerstown
Garfield
Rocky Springs
Etrvton
Boyds
Montgomery County
Baltimore
Hagerstown
Dundalk
Woodlawn
Philacehiis
Harrishire
Johnstor Np
Erie
Fmt
Springfield
Sandumbis
Ohio
Hawthorne
Washington
Department of Investigation
HWC
Boone
Bureau of Catholic
J HH Sbs
Chicago
Aero Devils Lake
Horst
Baemaeck
Iowa
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Farm Bureau
G Els Williams
EL EF Burgess
Michael E Pue
Katherine S Sunday
Catherine Fogle
Nazimova
Esstead
Brilliane Dramene
Star Gow
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Rails Henioos
Emery Saterday
Orchacre
Lenky
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Arrartes
Bymom
Suienaion Service
Greenawalt’s Drug Store
Aorth Market Street
Zane
Jare & Tubss
Mathair Ager
New Miday
Joansville
George Sager
Clemsonw'ls
Frederick Co. Ma. P.O. Union Bridge
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J. Harry Kennedy
Elias B. Ransburg
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James E. Doll
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George S. Rodock & Son
Fifth St
ED Onston Studios
Banking House
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Wm. D Zimmerman
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J Harry Kennedy
Robert L. Warfield
Noah Chamer
Allen G. Quenk
Central Trust Company