Frederick county Dry Campaign Opens in City Churches
Frederick county Anti Saloon League launches its drive to make Frederick county vote dry with church sermons tomorrow. Dr Thomas M Hare State Superintendent will speak Tuesday at Y M C A auditorium as Frederick district organizers prepare to ramp up county actions through November elections. The plan emphasizes city action first, with volunteers and ministers inviting men of churches to join a countywide push for prohibition and local option.
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Frederick County
Maryland Anti Saloon League
Frederick City
Thomas M. Hare
Baltimore
League
Frederick
J. Welty Fabrocy
Fahrney
Evangelical Lutheran
U. S. G. Rupp
R. L. Shipley
Buckeystown
Grace Reformed Church
John A. Qitzler
Evangelical Reformed Church
Henri L. G. Kieffer
All Sainte Church
Douglass Hooff
Trinity
South
G. D. Kidser
W. N. Joliffe
Upworth
Methodiat Episcopal Church
J. O. Wrightson
United Brethren
E. H. Hummelbaugh
Harry Hildebrand
Presbyterian Church
T. F. Dixon
St. John’s Catholic Church
W. J. Kane
First Baptist Church
Charles B. Wehrer
God College
Christian Endeavor Meeting
Towns News Roundup of Visits and Trips
Mrs J B Pumphrey visits Travilah daughter Ming Rena inton returns from Frederick after ten days with friends Miss Lillian Hoyle in Washington with aunt Miss Elizabeth Hoskinson spends Thursday with Rosa Hilton Miss Ellen Sticketts returns from Martinsburg aunt Miss Anna Mobley visiting friends in Winchester Miss Louiss Mobley heads camping trip to Fredericksburg Dorwood farm owner J C Welliver construction of large brick home on his farm near Dorwood
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J. B. Pumphrey
Travilah
Ming Rena Inton
Frederick
Lillian Hoyle
Washington
James Mansfield
Round Hill
Claggett
Elizabeth Hoskinson
Rosa Hilton
Ellen Sticketts
Martinsburg
W. Va
Anna Mobley
Winchester
Louiss Mobley
Fredericksburg
J. C. Welliver
Dorwood
Local Docket of Visitors and Visits to Frederick Area
Mrs Walter Barker and Eva of Baltimore returned from a visit to J F Baer. Mollie Shawn spent Monday with George Spake in Doubs. Nellie Baker and Mabel Fisher were in Frederick on Thursday. Mrs J F Baer returned from Frederick. Mrs J P Smith Mrs David Shawn and Mollie Shawn visited Andrew South near Frederick on Wednesday. Ottie McDonald Brunswick visits Mollie Feaga for a few weeks. Mrs Charles Strailman Laura and Tauline of Frederick visited C A Cook on Thursday. Mr and Mrs G M Wilson and daughters Mary Louise and Charlotte Elien spent the weekend with L E Feaga. Ruth Feaga visiting Frederick.
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Walter Barker
Eva
Haltimore
J. F. Baer
Misa Moliie Shawn
George Spake
Doubs
Nellie Baker
Mabel Fisher
Frederick
J. P. Smith
David Shawn
Mollie Shawn
Andrew South
Misre Ottle McDonald
Brunswick
Roxe Feagn
Charles Strailman
Laura and
Tauline
C. A. Cook
G. M. Wilson
Mary Louise
Charlotte Elien
L. E. Feaga
Mias
Ruth Feaga
Miss Nina and Margaret Smith Visit Liberty Town
Baltimore sisters Nina and Margaret Smith visit their parents Mr and Mrs E I Smith. Cardinal Gibbons will confirm a large class at St Peters church on Sunday July 9 at 10 pm. Residents note Fourth of July activities, a fair at M P church, and a St Peters annual tournament picnic plans. London lore and tree growth notes head the column alongside local church schedules and readings.
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St. Petter’s Church
Bernard Etzler
Baltimore
Ignathus Etzler
Summer Furs In Fashion For Summer Frocks
Summer furs are featured in ABT season styles with white fox and red fashion. A collaret of Scotch moleskin and ermine cape options enhance georgette dresses while ermine capes suit daintier frocks. Kid trim appears in spring outfits with collars cuffs and straps. Anna May notes these trends and accessories.
Braddock Sunday Song Service Draws Big Crowds
Large Sunday crowds attend Braddock Heights Song Service and band concert atop the mountain. The 7:30 p.m. program opens with hymns and readings, features an orchestra offering and a vocal solo, and ends with a benediction. Future speakers include Rev William Orsor and Dr Chas Sanders Gett, with more dates listed through September.
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Hiraddock
Braddock
Braddock Heights
Jesus
Joseph T .Pyles
William Or
St. Mark's
Braddock Heights Band Concert Details
Prof Lynn Stephens directs Braddock Heights orchestra in a July 9 Sunday evening program at 8 15 featuring Verdi Atta and Poet and Peasant Overture Suppe Wedding of the Winds Medley Waterson Berlin and Snyder Hits Schultz March with selections arranged for hall audience and local press notes
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Lynn Stephens
Ellenberg
Peeee Tees Hall
Waterson
Berlin & Snyder
Schultz March
Ae Hieneg Tribune
Se Chambers
Woodchuck Strategy Through Habitat and Entrances
An essay from Harper's Magazine and Countryside Magazine notes woodchucks use strategic burrows as outlook posts. It argues observing burrow locations reveals how entrances shape perception of a house, with emphasis on doorway prominence as lasting architectural impression.
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Harper's Magazine
Charles Alma Kyers
Countryside Magazine
Carnival Week Ended in Town as Elks Parade Featured
Mary Jane sums a festive week with rail excursions, parades, and a carnival. She notes churches, concerts, weddings, and deaths, plus soldiers abroad and mothers at home. The Rich Men’s celebration and city decor brighten Court Square and Carroll Park as the carnival ends.
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Carroll Park
Barbara Fritchie
Court Square
Relaxation at Hatteras lightship sparks accounts
An old report notes the Hatteras lightship’s reputation among government sailors. Anchored off stormy Point the crew’s loans stretch three weeks with a full week’s rest. A Swedish hired man recalls jokes about rest cycles and off-duty days in a colorful exchange.
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Hatteras
Sweden
Ole
T Bane
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