Campaign reorganization aims to boost Frederick Chamber
Frederick's Chamber of Commerce, facing a decisive shift, plans a thorough reorganization led by American City Bureau. The aim is a big central civic body with expanded membership, voting rights, and broad programs running on par with successful U S chambers. The move follows a push for new ideas to win postwar growth.
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Frederick
Chamber of Commerce
American City Bureau
Boards of Trade and
Chambers of Commerce
American City Bureau to aid Chamber of Commerce three years
The American City Bureau will extend help to the local Chamber of Commerce for three years. Officials cite its proven fundamentals of service and cooperation for the common welfare and note the bureau has succeeded in over 200 cities. Community needs will guide joint action.
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Chamebers of Commerce
Chamber
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Street paving talk moves to state for Patrick street
The Board of Aldermen authorizes City Attorney Delaplaine and City Engineer Crum to meet State Roads Commission officials in Baltimore with Chairman Mackall to discuss concrete paving of Patrick street from curb to curb. The work, covering 36 feet width including the railway area, may be paid by abutting property owners or town authorities, with state contracting. The segment affected runs from East Patrick street to the railroad crossing and west to Telegraph street, about 400 to 700 feet. Negotiations aim to have the state take over the project after years of effort.
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Edward 5. Delaplaine
Emory C. Crum
State Roads Commission
Patrick Street
Bourg
Delaplaine
Crum
Baltimore
J. N. Mackall
State Commission
Mackall
Delaplaing
Mackallaid
East Patrick Tree
Hagerstown
Telegraph Street
Old Folks Meeting At United Brethren Church
About 50 worshippers attended the annual old folks gathering at United Brethren Church in Meersville on Sunday. Rev. W. H. J. Krone presided. service followed traditional methods from sixty years ago with no instrumental music. Members praised the simple singing and reflecting remarks, noting that travel by automobile made attendance easier for those who could not travel otherwise.
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United Brethren Church
Meersville
WH. J. Kronend
Elders Honored At Keedysville Prayer Service
The service drew attendees despite a late start caused by an increment. The oldest worshiper was Mrs. Stein of Red Lion Pa mother in law to the pastor arriving over 100 miles away at age 97 receiving a bouquet. David Wyand of Keedysville aged 89 long time Sunday school superintendent received recognition. Also honored were Lara Baker 89 near Harmony Mrs Whitmer 82 Middletown and Mrs Daw ton Flook Mycraville. Rev J R Reonour retired AL B pastor and Elder George Harp Dunkard offered remarks with Tev and Mrs Krone performing a duet.
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Red Lion
David Wyand
Keedysville
Bouquet
United Brethren Sunday School
Douguess
Lara Baker
Harmony
Whitmer
Middletown
Dawton Flook
Mycraville
J. R Reonour
AL. B
Mycravi
Colby Apologizes to Britain Over Flag Burning Incident
Secretary of State Colby conveyed a formal apology on behalf of the government to the British ambassador for the flag burning last week in Washington. The action hinges on awaiting an official report from Colombian authorities and a decision by the British government.
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Colby
Washington
Lafollette Undergoes Gallbladder Operation
Senator Robert M. Lafollette was operated on at Silas' Hospital for gallbladder removal. Officials announced the procedure was successful but more serious than previously indicated, with Latellote resting as comfortably as can be expected.
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Rochester
Ming
Jane
Promise and performance in our advertising
The notice asserts the pharmacy promises definite compounding of prescriptions and highlights accuracy and reliability of service. Harner’s Drug Store advertises thorough equipment, modern facilities, and consistent responsibility to physicians and customers at Market and Patrick Streets, urging customers to place their next prescription order.
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Phyalchin
Rogersville Woman Credits Pinkham Pill For Relief
Rochester Indiana woman Mrs Levire Dany cites Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as best aid after age related troubles. She reports relief from headaches dizziness and weakness and urges others to try the product.
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Rochester
Ind
Lydia E. Pinkham
Levire Dany
East 6Th St. Tector
Tadiang
EL Pinkham
Mrs. Raney
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