Sessions End as Epworth Leaguers Hold Hagerstown Convention
Epworth Leaguers from Frederick District conclude the twenty-second annual convention at St Paul’s church Hagerstown with over 100 delegates. Rev. Robert Lee Wright presided. Highlights include reports from 21 chapters totaling about 1200 members, devotions by Rev Henry Stewart, and an evening address on Young People and the Kingdom by Rev W R Wedderspoon. Delegates planned three sessions today with a 6 am morning watch and a 7:30 pm closing, as Cumberland Mrs R A Compton, president Harvey H Hilh, and other officers were announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth Leaguers
Frederick
St. Paul’s Church
Hagerstown
Robert Lee Wright
Henry Stewart
Wilamsport
John Zentmyer
Grace Steiner
Cumberland
A. D. Darby
Martinsbura W. Va
Helen Braley
W. R. Wedderspoon
Foundry Methodist Church
Washington, D.C
Rh. A. Compton
Abs I.if
Aonenthal
Lillie Compton
B. H. Neler
Harvey H. Hilh
Cumberlind
R. A. Compton
Richard F. Chaney
Frostburg
Harry W. Seather
Piedmont
Clara EB. Critchfield
Ellersville
C. J. McKenzie
Rena Corby
Williamsport
Lewis J. Frey
Berkeley Springs
Local Clergy and Community Leaders Issue Resolutions
Rev Harry J Stewart and daily W T Jabo join temperance advocates alongside Prof Ros Cheney and James Stevenson to issue resolutions. Also listed are Rev H C Smith Mrs Leslie Santer Miss Lillian Crampton Rev J T Creck and Mrs George S Filler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry J. Stewart
W.T Jabo
Ros. Cheney
James Stevenson
H.C Smith
Leslie Santer
Lillian Crampton
J. T. Creck
George S. Filler
Transportation Company Runs Thursdays to Baltimore Route
The Libertytown Transportation Company announces weekly trips to Baltimore every Thursday aboard automobiles. The scenic route passes through Frederick Carroll and Baltimore counties, offering picturesque views.YY. M. CG. A. To Play Vanigans. The Yo aE G. AS baseball team will host the Vanigans at Athletic Park tomorrow night. A healthful living reminder promotes stomach and liver tablets sold by all druggists. Subscribe for The News.
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Libertytown ‘Transportation Company
Balltimore
Rus
Ederick
Carrol
Baltimore Coun
YY. M. CG. A
Vanigans
Yo Ae G
Large experiment farm to breed dairy stock in Beltsville
The Department of Agriculture plans a major dairy and animal husbandry station at Beltsville Maryland. A 500 acre tract near the railroad will host a large concrete storage barn and new dairy facilities to house hundreds of cattle. The farm aims to demonstrate improved methods and become self supporting with milk sales to Washington.
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Uncle Sam
Maryland
Department of Agriculture
Beltsville
Bureau of Animal Industry
Bolisville
Department
Washington
Ffarm
Towson High School Commencement and State News Briefs
Commencement exercises were held at Towson High School. Governor Crothers inspected Prince Georges roads. The case of George T. Gambrill slated for trial in Baltimore Criminal Court. Cardinal Gibbons ordained 35 priests and raised 14 to deaconate. Wicomico Prohibitionists elected delegates to the State convention. Abner Charles, missing 14 days, found near Federalsburg. State Senator A. P. Gorman visited City Hall with Mayor Preston. Senator Blair Lee spoke at St. John’s College graduation. Independence Day plans developing in Baltimore County. Bronze tablet unveiled at Sparrows Point School for Rufus Wood. Baltimore Christian Endeavorers plan Atlantic City convention in July. An 18 month old Baltimore child escaped injury after falling from a window. Baltimore and Ohio Railroad 18-month financial report issued. President Willard’s management credited. Ira W. Chelten acquitted of murder in Baltimore Criminal Court. Annie Batman of Raleigh alleges $806 paid to a ppathist yielded $14.08 in buried treasure promised to burst from yard. School Board majority modifies report. Preston’s charter rights alleged to allow school interference. Ruth and Majorie Moore of Hagerstown killed seven-foot black snake near Franklin, W. Va., with stones. Heney W. Watson seeks to expand stock and land for Brandywine-Mechanicsville Railroad. Public Service Commission filing notes project aims.
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George T. Gambrill
Cardinal Gibbons
Wicomico
Salisbury
Abner Charles
Federalsburg
A. P. Gorman
Preston
Biair Lee
St. John’s College
Baltimore County
Sparrows Point
Rufus
Wood
Baltimore Christian Endeavorers
Atlantic City
Ehner
Yster
Baltimore
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Willard
Ira W. Chelten
Harry Rider
Annie ©. Batman
Raleigh
Jean Hunter
Ruth
Majorie Moore
Hagerstown
Franklin
W. Va
Yengik
Heney W. Watson
Brandywine
Mechanicsville
Public Service Commission
Maryland Oyster Commission mulls changes after two day probe
A two day investigation by the Maryland State Oyster Commission yielded a call for opinions from tidewater residents before discussing proposed changes to oyster laws. In Washington County raspberries and cherries saw a rush of crates shipped yesterday along the B&O line between Hagerstown and Weverton. A railroad man predicted a short raspberry season as fruit ripens in clusters across stems, with six to seven berries per cluster, boosting rail traffic as an extra train for berries west from Brunswick was contemplated.
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Maryland State Oyster Commission
Wash
Washington County
B & QO
Hagerstown
Weverton
Brunswick
Beware of Mercury Containing Catarrh Ointments
Public health notice warns against catarrh treatments containing mercury. It cautions that internal use harms the nose and teeth, and urges buyers to seek genuine remedies from reputable physicians. The fragment references Cheney Co and a Toledo supplier, with testimonials from others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fo Cheney & Co
Pew
A. Price
Large Frederick Railroad Cable Removed for Reuse
One of the large feed wires for the trolley line on East Patrick street was taken down last night. The cable will be used for another section of the road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Railroad
East Patrick Street
Wanamaker on Advertising Power
John Wanamaker states that advertising is a forceful enterprise that begins gently but grows steadily, exerting an irresistible pull over time. He emphasizes that quitters should avoid it, as advertising continually strengthens its impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wanamaker
Republicans Aim for Gubernatorial Ticket Without Primary
Central Committee session in Baltimore led to plans to secure the state ticket via nonprimary strategies. Lee Goldsborough of Dorchester favored for chief ticket, with talk of Bob-tail ballots and Wilson Law concerns.
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Central Committee
Goldsborough
Republican State Central Committee
Hotel Rennett
Baltimore
Hanna
Mr. Hianna
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