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Frederick County Hosts WCTU Convention In June 1557
Miss Ada Wooden addresses the Frederick County Woman's Christian Temperance Union gathering at Frederick noting a statewide push for literacy and temperance. Officers elected include Mrs. Leslie Masser as president and Mrs. Arthur Remsberg as first vice president. Delegates and committees discussed advocacy, youth outreach, and library sendings to ministers and schools. A memorial service honored late members and Rev. E William Hall highlighted alcohol dangers.
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Frederick
Eagaville
Wooden
Frederick County
WCTU
Evanston
E. C. Nichols
Authers
Melvin Tabler
Spencer Stuff
Millard Cobdlentz
Thomas Anderson
Joan Kelly
Chester Stevens
Noah Kedauver Jr
C. E. Nichols
Price Young
Leslie Masser
Arthur Remsberg
Secnd
Dittmar “Shaff
Austin Rene
Luther Bussard
Albert Coblentz
Edward Peart
Tea Woman's Christian’ Temperance Unions
Let
Lawtheran Church
Feazaville
G. C. Hite
Doubs
God
Edith Shank
Calvin Schildknecht
Leroy Horine
Fengaville Union Save Greatings
Edith Sigmund
Ian
Austin Renn
Gilbert Coblentz
Arthur Remsb
Rocks
Masser
Schuildknecht
Daniel Rice
Montgomery County Union
C. L. Beard
Chester Cristie
Freda Johnson
Arthur Derry
John Myers
Edgewood Church
Albert Palmer
Erie
Riser
Clara Roser
Clara Brewer
The
City Union
Carrie
May Dean
Middletown
C. E. Main
John Morningstar
Buckeytown
Jacob Shaw- Baker
Mary L. Linthicum
New Market Union
William Hail
Halil
Ada Wooden
Upton Sinclair