Adournament Tournament Officers and Committees Context
In Mt Airy the third f tournament unfolds with officers named including Grand Marshal Edgar T. Mercer and marshals Riggs Dorsey Gus avus Riggs Carl Horn Nathan Dorsey and Marty Webb Heralds Dorsey Lewin Wilbur Boone. Committees list reception dancing and music details with numerous members and officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar T. Mercer
Agnistant
Riggs Dorsey
Gus‘avus
Riggs
Carl Horn
Nathan’ Dorsey
Marty
Webb
Dorsey Lewin
Wilbur Boone
Albert Maynard
A. W. Hall
Howard ‘Hopkins
Stone
Melvin Wood
Marshall Devilling
Ignatius Dorsey
Frank, Engle
Derk Bromwell
Charles Runkles
Robert Soliman
Joseph Cain
John M. de- Lashmutt
Marcus D. L. Pickett
A. Crowk
Johnnle
Bassman
Winter D. Jones
Wilain’ Stinson
Harvey Davis
Bush
Marty Spurrier
I. Me King
Lee Davis
Dixon’ Walker
George’ R. Dennis
Pratiele Leatherwood
William J
Grove
Lee Simmons
Robert Norris
Byron
Dorsey
Samuel. Molesworth
Edward Hopling
Av Ih Wilbbs
M. J. Nicodemus
Harry Webb
Marry Berry
Robert Js. Runkles
Johin M. DeLashmutt
Arthur Forsythe
Delegates Attend Major World Convention Worldwide
An international convention drew 2 600 registered delegates with thousands more visitors. North America sent 1 344 accredited reps. Great Britain 285. Asia 83. Africa 56. Australasia 30. South America 24. Continental Europe 725 enrolled. Pennsylvania led U S states with 173 delegates, followed by New York 125 and Illinois 120. The event featured bilingual English and German sessions at Tonhalle Zurich, with venues across churches and parks. The program included a 450-voice chorus, Tonhalle orchestra, and performances by Swiss Voglers. Officers elected included Sir Robert Laidlaw as president, H J Heinz as executive committee chair, Marion Lawrence, Rev Carey Bonner, and Frank L. Brown Brookline N Y as field secretary. The report from Rev Kindley was dated July 17 and received July 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Kindley
North America
Great
Britain
Asia
Africa
Australasia
South America
Europe
Qran
New Mexico
Manitoba
Pennsylvania
New York
Tlinois
Zurich
Tonhalle
Lake Zurich
Grossmunster
Zwingli
Fraukunster
St Jakob
St. Anna
Tonhaile
Robert Laidins
London
H. J. Heinz
Pitsturch Penn
Marion Lawrence
Chicago
Carey Bonner
Frank L. Brown
Brook‘Visa N
Braddock Heights Hill Hosts Ladies Pottery Prizes
Braddock Heights held a social with porch games and five hundred in prizes. Mrs Annie Tloyd of Baltimore won the first prize a half dozen cut glasses. Bertha Sarle took second prize a cut glass bonbon box. Mrs Thomas Myers earned the third prize a large box of candy. Numerous guests from Washington Baltimore and nearby towns attended including Mr Charles She, Mrs August Lidman, Mrs Edgar Hahn, and Miss Williams. The event included a gathering at Reck Lodge with multiple visitors from York Pa and Washington DC. Sunday School picnic scheduled for Saint's Episcopal church with special cars to Braddock Heights at 2 pm tomorrow. A horse at the sewer intake belonging to Maryland Brick and Supply Co slipped into the sewer but sustained no damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Tloyd
Baltimore
Chas. Heck
Tthel Evans
Ell
Mary I
Mary Roth
Thoms ‘Meyers
Washington, D. C
Willam E. Brookhaven
Lakeland
Thomas McAfee
Eppley
Waynesboro
Lily
Bertha Davis
Washington
Charley Wertheimer
Maryland Avenue
Siflakis
Ethel
Reba Sitlakis
Krager
Ladies’ Sewing Society
The
Evangelical Reformed Church
Tyson
Reehrback
Avalon
Lane
Frank Cunningham
Ed. Kennedy
August Ellinan
Rena Eliman
Sophia L. Geisz
Viola Geisz
P. S. Patterson
Albert Schulz
S. H. McCrory
Dorogihy Eo McCrott
Joseph R. Jacobs
Louise
Edith Jacobs
West Tonawanda
Bar Goliman
Fairmont Cottage
al “Saint's Episcopal Church
Braddock Heights
Charles Opel
Vacation guests trek to White Mountains lodging
Mr and Mrs H E Young and their son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Ward C Haffner of Hanover Pa travel to Hretiaon Woods New Hampshire in the White Mountains where they will be guests for several weeks at The Moon Washington Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Mountains
H. E. Young
Ward C. Haffner
Hanover
Hretiaon Woods
New Hampshire
the Moon
Washington
Hall's Catarrh Cure Ad Offers Reward
An advertisement claims Hall's Catarrh Cure cures catarrh by acting on blood and mucous surfaces. It features F J Cheney & Co Toledo as makers with testimonials from Rinan & Marvin and a promise of a reward for failure to cure. The text reads as a patent medicine pitch with a price per bottle and retailer names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Devlara
Hall
Cheney & CO
Toledo
F. J. Cheney
Rinan & Marvin
Olesale Drageisia
Caire
Sisten
Itea
Draepisia
USA
Feratie
Marriage Licenses and Estate Filings Report
In the courts a series of actions include administration letters granted to Martin L. Biehl on the estate of Susie Biehl and guardianship matters for Jonn TM AL Waugh and Mary C Fogle. Marriage license issued to Robert BE Miers and Mary Jo Schamel. A Utica Union Sabbath school festival raised 360.41 with expected net proceeds near 410 for the sane fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fogle
Jonn
AL “Waugh
George B. Haugh
Sus
Biehl
Martin L. Biehl
George Herbert Beckley
Tomery L. Coblentz
Robert BE. Miers
Brunswick
Mary Jo. Schamel
Hagerstown
Utica Union Sabbath School
Sane Fund
Gertrude Redman Taken to Crownsville Hospital
Gertrude Redman colored and deemed insane was transported to Crownsville Hospital on Saturday evening by Deputy Sheriffs Deeter and Hemp. The transfer occurred in an automobile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crownsville
Gertrude ‘Redman
Crownsville Hospital
Deeter
Hemp
Passed 84th Birthday Noted For Nicholas Stull
Nicholas Stull of Carter Street celebrated his 84th birthday on Sunday. He received congratulations from numerous friends as neighbors and local well wishers marked the milestone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholas Stull
Carter Street
Walkersville Woman Dies Minutes After Heart Attack
Mrs. Daisy Ammerman of Walkersville dies at home within about twenty minutes of suffering a heart attack. The obituary notes her husband Walter Ammerman and children Eugene, Maddaling, Donald, and Sheavas. Funeral arrangements are listed with local directors and a Monrovia pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Zimmerman
Walkersville
Daisy Ammerman
Walter Ammerman
Zimmerman
Coplas Thomas
Walkers
Eugene
Maddling
Donald
Sheavas
Funeral Directors and Pallbearers Named
Pallbearers listed include Lewis May Simon Summeéys Ira Bear and Harry Smith. Interment took place at the centelary adjoining the church. George W. Peters appeared in the funeral directory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis “May
Simon Summeéys
Ira
Bear
Harry ‘Smith
George W. Peters
Brief Items of Interest and Local Happenings
Moment of local note as William Duvall caught four bass yesterday near Myersville. George Gittinger repating his father Ay Gittinger’s residence at Whitcom. Albert McClow and Joseph Daver landed 17 nice bugs while fishing. Four dwelling houses of Charles Wertheimer at Hast Churea were repainted by Job Wind, Harry Gilbert, and Stanley. Two turtles were observed and Yours, during fishing last night, were successful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Duvall
Geore Gittinger
Ay Gittinger
Whitc Om
Myersville
Albert, McClow
Joseph
Daver
Mr.harles
Wertheimer
Job Wind
Harry
Gilbert
Stanley
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Stes
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Minnesota
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Grounds
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Gore
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Baltimore & Ohio
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Monrovia
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Footer’s Dye Works
Cumberland
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