Returns From Convention Of Grocers
Miss Ruth Summers, delegate from Frederick, returned home after attending the 48th annual National Retail Grocers Association convention in San Francisco June 22 to 26. The trip passed through Chicago Omaha Ogden and Salt Lake City with tours to Yosemite Grand Canyon and Bryce Canyon. The group viewed film shoots in Utah and visited movie star homes in Los Angeles and Santa Monica before returning via St Louis Cincinnati and Baltimore. Summers praised Maryland as beautiful and bountiful.
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National Retail Grocers Association
San Francisco
Ruth Summers
Fredery
Frederick
Baltimore
Chicago
Omaha
Neb
Ogden
Utah
Lake
Sacramento
Oakland
San Fcisco
Cecil B DeMille
Mount Sid
the Marys
Hollywood
Siste
W. Walker
Mayer
Ore
Miss Sur
Tion
York
Barbery Coast
Twin Peaks
Yosemi National Park
Yosemite Valley
Fresno
Sierras
Nevada
Kirk Miler
Sur Maid Raison Company
John W. King
California State Grocers
Calif Hotel
Los Angeles
Rancho Inn
Santa Monica
Lund
National Park
Grand Canyon
Bryce Canyon
Cedar Breaks
Green Fields of Wyoming
Estes Ranem
Navajo Lake
Cedar
Salt Lake City
Sherman FP. Lloyd
National Grocers Association of
Moormon Temple
Black Rock Beach
Salt Lake
Agi
Pueblo
N. AL
Royal Corge
Colorado River
St. Louis
Independence
Cincinnati
O. Cumberland
Building Permits Issued By Engineer
Several building permits have been issued by the city engineer. Mrs H C Zacharias secured a permit for Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company for a one story warehouse addition at the supermarket on South Court street estimated at about 5000 dollars. Charles Pingley issued a permit for a dwelling and garage at 303 Sherman Avenue costing around 35000 dollars. Harry C Bricher secured a permit to build a one story store and workshop on Wareet between East Patrick street and the Baltimore and Ohio railroad costing about 2690 dollars. The Price ic Company issued 2 permits for a temporary storage shed on East Second street costing about 500 dollars. Guild Meets The regular monthly guild of the Evangelical and Reformed church of Rocky Ridge met at the home of meeting members with one visitor present. The program was led by Irv Dint with remarks from Dint on the area. Forty three members from Mt Tabor churches made one pon. Refreshments were served.
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H. C. Zacharias
Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company
South Court Street
Charles Pingley
Sherman Avenue
Harry C. Bricher
Wareet
East Patrick Street
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Ic Company
East Second Street
Evangelical and Reformed Church of
Rocky Ridge
Foriy
Mit Tabor
Groff
Wirs
Reiph Dinte
Weather Summary From Local Observations
Precipitation reported at 8 30 a m with high yesterday 85 and low last night 60. Today's sunset 8 39 p m tomorrow sunrise 53 a m. Moon set 3 57 p m tomorrow. Rivers Monocacy muddy at Ceres and Potomac muddy at Paint Rock. Rubber processing notes mention one method stretching 1000 percent and another not at all.
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fAdl Hou
Ceres
Ile
Potomac
Blair-Norman Engagement Of Interest In Frederick
Announcement from Mr and Mrs Charles Ardennes Norman of Richmond Virginia reveals the engagement of their daughter Ann Nelle Norman to William Powell Blair of Richmond and Washington son of Blair of Washington D C. No wedding date has been set. The note also mentions family connections to the Norman and Blair households and other local social events in Frederick area.
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Blair—Norman
Frederick
Maryland
Virginia
Ance
Charles Ardennes Norman
Richmond
Ann Nelle
Wiliam Powell Blair
Richmondington
and Blair
Washington
Aziss Norman
Charles Thomas Norman
Norman
Sitv
Waing
He Isa Graduate High School
Baltimore Wedding Rites Mark Two Ceremonies
Middletown man Rhoderick and Erma Vonderheide of Baltimore wed June 21 at First English Lutheran Church. Matron of honor Beatrice Kerkoot and best man Amos Beyer presided as family and friends joined in a reception at the couple's home in Gaithersburg before planning residence with the groom's parents.
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Rhoderick
Erma Mildred Vonderheide
Baltimore
George C. Rhoderick
Middle- Town
First English Lutheran Church
Thurmont Bride and Hagerstown Groom Wed in July Ceremony
Betty Jane Toms daughter of Thurmont residents and George William Virts son of Hagerstown residents exchanged vows July 6 at United Brethren Church Thurmont with Rev. L G Naugle. Bride wore blue sharkskin with white accessories and carried a white Bible. Maid of honor Marie Grimm wore pink chiffon. Best man Eugene Wirts and usher George Shintham assisted. Reception followed at the bride’s home. The couple plans a trip to Atlantic City and will reside temporarily with the bridegroom’s parents. Betty Jane is a Thurmont High School graduate employed at Fairchild Aircraft. George is a Hagerstown High School graduate employed at Western Maryland Railway.
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Virts—Toms
Betty Jane Toms
Harry C. Toms
Thurmont
George William Virts
G. Milton Virts
Hagerstown
United Brethren Church
L G. Naugle
Sarah Ann Creeger
Marie Grimm
Eugene Wirts
George Shintham
Atlantic City
Virts
Thurmont High School
Fairchild Aircraft Corp
Western Maryland Railway Co
Frederick M. Otty and church work in small schools
Page three reports on Frederick M Otty of Fremont Ohio discussing children's work in small school settings. Mentions Mrs Clyde G Keller of Balh i amore and Lalph Tabor of Washington formerly from Middletown with references to Christian worship and a message from Rev Carl R Simon DC. Philadelphia Lutheran church linked note references.
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Frederick M. Otty
Fremont
Clyde G. Keller
Balhiamore
Lalph Tabor
Washington
Middletown
Carl R. Simon
D. Washington
Philadelphia
Twelfth Summer School for Church Workers Planned
The twelfth annual summer school for church workers of the Evangelical Lutheran Synod of Maryland will be held at Hoo College in July 1926. Rev Ralph if Asher notes enrollment expectations and outlines the program for intermediates, including courses on church membership, leadership, and sacred song.
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Evangelical Lutheran Synod of Maryland
Hoo College
Vance
Ralph If Asher
SME
Giev Howard
Brunswick
Moris Jefferson
Pyoneer
Andrew Ff
Chri Saas
West
William Sprendel
Christus Me
Raymond
Sorika Getty
Rey MocAutler
Funkstow
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Culler
Culier
Roderuck
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St. Augustine
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Ottawa
Canada
Marian Congres
A. D. Flory and Son
Marz Flory
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N. J
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L. C. Thompson
A. J . Thurmont
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Airy
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Intey
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Sandra Summers
Gloria Ana Reech
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Susann Keefer
Deanna Harmon
Mary Louise Fout
Virginia Ann Long
Michael
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Grabill
Siuss Delauter
Vernon Oden
Joyce Gregaire
Igba Singh Bhatia
Chemi Jonas Hopkins University
George B. Delapisine
Lindbergh Avenue
Bhatia
Punjab
India
Shou-Chang Fu
Peiking
Ebridge
Charles Blundell
Ridgewood
X_ J
F. Earle Shriner
Rockwell Terrace
Bridge
Ars. Blundell
Garden Club
Garden Club of
E. Dwight AfeCain
Hillcrest Orchards
Edward Fout
Tst
Seventh Street
Daniel S Fout
East Church Street
L. B. Nicodemus
Carroll Parkway
Norfolk
Virginia Beach
Cape Charles
Melia
R. E. Town
Floyd Green
Columbus, O
Ignatius Bjornee
Minnesota
Grenville
Lester Fauble
Locust Valley
Pouna
Anna Mae
Harry Sowers
Locust Vall
Fauble
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Walla F. Ayres
Leonard
Hot Springs
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Ray Steele
Ocean City
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Lillian
Mark
Eugene
James
Thomas
Franklin
Michigan
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Pana
Ilinois
Mr. Grossnickie
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Myers Te
T. E. Keough
Carrie Riggs
Reading
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Myersville
Harold Miller
Harp Avenue
Mrr
Harold Yontz
John T. Quynn
Fairview Avenue
Rudheill
Wildwood
America
Eeds
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Beatrice Kertoot
Shrewsbury
Kerfoot
Amos Bvier
Robert Olden
Thei Vide
Sickhpp
Parernts of
Mude
Robert Obier
Sinon Thomas J S Ames
Richard Lee Mert
Olden
Iey
George
Aceb Lovette
T S Market
Trav
Jamie Olden
Ida Rohrback
Betty “A
Helen Brown
Diana Lovea
Romer Cecil
Girald
Fran Merel Roscoe
Carroll Summers
Kipp
Groc P
Kilon
Navy
Bowman—Perry
Nannie Ruth Perry
Harry C. Perry
Gaithersburg
Paul Eugene Bowman
Wahler Bowman
Karl G. Newell
Grace Methodist Church
Perry
John T. Federline
Jane Dash
Sue Perry
Luia Whirler
Baker Park
Chary
Grace Evangelical and Reformed Church
R.E Wilhelm
Winston Shipler
Lincoln Enxelbreent
Thomas Morgan
Jo H. Lehmuitz
Jesus
Ifis
Janet Marc Per
Thomas Gartner
Douglas Fletcher
Raymond Sawyer
Westminster
Richard Perry
John Federline
Robert Gartner
Cevere
Sterling Bo
Dorothy Shorb
Keymar
Union Bridge
Baluimore
Tennessee
Garthersburg
United Sta
Britain
Ruhr
Herman Landwehr
Fenwick Island
France
Napoleon
Hecker
Richard L. Rhoderick
Klupp—Ooden
Burkitsville
Caroleen
Clarence Klipp
Simon Klipp
West Fourth Street
Thomas J. Kerfoot
Walter Snow
Frank Shapro
North Market
P. L. Carter
Ird
United Sound & Signal Co., Inc
Columbia
Pennsylvania
I. HB. Seick
Doll’s JeWeLry Store
South Market ST
Frederick, MD
Canaan
Moses
Farmer Relations Department
Citizens National Bank
Frederick County
Federal Depart Insurance Corporation
Hutte
Tele Gee
Harry Tinney
Hamilton Ave
Frederick Paint & Glass
North Market St
Storm Windows
Srevice
Thomas & Sons. Inc
Beonasbore, Md
ET Ae
Heintzeman’s
Rove Beach
Charles H. Heintzeman
Charles Street
North Court St
Carroll Theatre
Westinghouse
Century
Better Homes Equip. CO
East Patrick St
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