Local notices and printing policy from PME Daily News
The PME Daily News clarifies that free notices of any advertising nature must be written and mailed to the Frederick MD post office. It warns they will not be accepted by telegraph and outlines submission procedures and office address details.
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Aren Saataet
Waleas
Itreuts
Rel
Mme
Pinesent
Senate of Expenses
Costa Involverdie College
Mobelly
Dineessapy
Kegels
Asime
Tore Sonus
Aeranga
Work and Education in the 1925 Sermon Inquiry
Bishop Hoxhes of the Methodist church urges that labor is natural for humans and that a restful heaven is unlikely. He cites Jesus saying God works and argues modern life requires steady occupation. He also notes rising college costs and suggests benefactors and charity must help educate youth.
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Hoxhes
Methodist Church
Chicago
Jesus Christ
Luf's Stuff A Diagnosis
Fragmented text presents an older style discourse about character, duty, and social judgment. It references a figure named Nan Wat and questions of empathy and sacrifice, ending with a signature line that appears to read ON AL LV FBURROW.
Consecration at St Johns Reformed Church Pottstown Pa
A consecration service will be held at St John s Reformed Church Pottstown Pa from June 21 to 28 Rev Walter D Mahrning former city pastor leads The Evangelical Reformed church youth group funded a new window inscribed Junior Congregation and Christian Endeavor Society Evan Heal reformed Church Frederick Md Rev HL G Kletter minister pastor s home search notes a Siamese carp reaches five feet in length
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St. John's Reformed Church
Pottstown
Walter D. Mahrning
Mr. Mehrling
Evangelial Reformed Church
ThrisHan Endeavor Society
Evan- Heal “Reformed Church
Frederick, Id
G. Kletter
D. GD
Lome Searh
Seashore Best for Vacation Say Local Residents
A survey titled Today’s Question asks five residents about vacation spots. Most favor the sea shore for salt air, swimming, and refreshing atmosphere, with mentions of mountains as less appealing.
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Mary Neighbors
North Market Street
Seashore
East Church Street
Today in History and Birthdays Mixed in Patchy Text
Fragmented item lists historical events birthdays and notices with multiple typos and garbled names. It mentions Captain Parry near the pole and a British reward, San Francisco fire losses, political resignations and elections, and scattered birthdates and events including a visit by Danish royalty and a naval and trade congress in Omaha.
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Parry
North Pole
San Francisco
Williwin M ‘Tweed
Mayy “Hess
Blackwell
TaSt
Florence
Arizona
Scilvy
Greely
Ywim
Thea Rosebery
Engham
Hoang
Williaa S
Dearmings
Florida
Tudor
Manitoba
Oie Goverment
Desis
Marriage announcement with garbled lines and names
A garbled report notes the marriage of Mrs. a daughter to Mr. Art Small’s family with tentative plans. The brief hints at a pond and rest, while a late Rud discovers a letter to his Mail Uday.
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Art Small
Rud
Uday
Epworth League Officers Installed At Calvary Church
Rev. Dr. G Millie Williams preached two sermons at Bundsy for the Epworth League installation. Officers named include Virginia Cine as president and Laura Roothey as fourth vice president. Sunday School attendance reached 82. church events and a June missionary day were planned.salary increases and a deaconess service were approved at the First Quarterly Conference.
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Bundsy
G. Millie Williams
Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church
Epworth League
Sarvice
Mise
Virginia Cine
Huby Cline
Catherine Ridenour
Mise Priscialla Wilson
Laura Roothey
John Wagner
Margaret Sager
Kyworth League
Thomas Fchucfor
Charitg
Willams
Frederick District
Church Hat Brunswick
Calvary Choir
Jwollims
Bible Chisa
Bitunh Lewis
Tr. Williams
Hia Dules
Pahont
Convention reports from the Centemmat Memorial Faire
The report covers a Christian convention held the first week in Chambersburg with attendees led by Rev. Pail O. Shettle. Speakers included Victor Mo Suamers and Dr Milfred Tiamitton among others. Rev Wim R. Gea presided. Sunday services and Sunday School were well attended. the Otterhein Guild met in Haverstown for a district session led by Miss Uarelet.
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Seevine
Palteal Tretheentehureh
Veltes
Dees
Teld
Chivnbersburg
Victor Mo Suamers
Margaret Meal Aieephints
Milfred Tiamitton
Rosabelle Shook
Wim R. Gea
Pail O. Shettle
Wilhersville
da Chirie
Henriette Fisher Samp
Warshie Hone
Otterhein
Haverstown
Hathend
Piest Tor
Misa Uarelet
Twenty Years Ago in Frederick City Officials Chosen
At the Mayors and Aldermen annual meeting John J. Schell was re elected chief admin of the board. Chas Ve Levey named city treasurer and J Jones, G Breagle and J Simpson as police day officers. Edward Harwie listed as water tent collector and others named to health and public works posts. Director slate for Catoctin Mountain Road Co. includes Kemp Winebrenner Nixdorf and Burkhart. Braddock Heights dance draws crowds including Hagerstown High School graduates in green and gold. Dr C F Goodell has recovered from appendicitis and returns to Braddock Heights summer college.
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Tat Rod O
John Jal
Schell
Ehofpmadin
Aid
Tiward
Kemp Clork
George Edward Smith
City Trarney
Chas
Ve Levey
Polives
Janes Jones
George Breagle
John Simpson
John Fleming
Willum
King John Hobbs
Eadward Harwie
Joh
Phomasy Lax
Chas. Wertheimner
Alcl Mc Curdell
Hindecks
George Wale
Ceitinemen
Edward Titonstrepith
Samuel Abrecht
Board of Health
Thomas M. Wiliamson
Alt, Peano
Daniel HW. Steiner
Braddock Heights
Wneerstown
Hagerstown
Frederick
Legion Endowment Fund committee named in Maryland
Dr Hugh H. Young of Johns Hopkins joins the Maryland Legion state committee for the 5 million Endowment Fund campaign to aid disabled veterans orphans and World War II efforts. Abbott announces other prominent Maryland men and lists members from Baltimore and officials including Archbishop Curley Governor Ritchie and Admiral Reckord. A separate item reports Dorothy Gladhill of Emmitsburg injured after a car strike. Francis Adams arrested but case dismissed. A final note mentions Swiss working women gaining a short Saturday holiday.
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Hugh H. Young
John Hopkins Hospital
American Legion
Young
Maryland
James F. Abbott
Maryland Department of the Legion
Abbott
Legion Project
State Committee
Bishy A. L. Gaines
John W. Haswood
Josiah FL Klenry
Ernest Lyon
Morris $. Lazaron
Fi Bh Mosher
John @. Murray
Milton A. Reckord
Warren S. Seipp
Albert G. Towers
William H. Welch
George Walker
S. Davica Warfield
Baltimore
Michael J. Curley
Daniel Willard
David C. Winebrenner
Ard
John L. Alcock
Willard W. Allen
Howard Wruce
Emory L. Coblents
John M. Dennis
Henry 8. Dulaney
Jacob Epstein
Frank A. Furst
DM. Ty. Finney
For Rent and Help Wanted in Local Notices
A mix of rental ads for rooms apartments and houses on Third Street Market Street and Molter Avenue plus help wanted notices for sewing housework and day labor positions. Listings include contact names and locations such as West Third Street North Market Street and Woodsboro with dates and rates where shown.
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Bedan
Aks Gow Market
Renaouasie Rem
Iin Exust
Church Tee Jarshall Miller
West Third Street
Winebreast Building
Northararkeet Street
A Gilson
Kassmont Avenue
Por
Molter Avenue
Geo
B. Kehne
North Market Beeit
Diverse National Radio Schedule Highlights Monday Programs
A sprawling listing outlines Monday June 22 radio features across major networks. Highlights include Army anniversary programs, orchestra concerts, weather and health talks, theater and music segments, and regional station notes from New York to Toronto and Chicago.
Shook Listed On Program Amid Weekly Activities
Activities for the week include a Wednesday prayer meeting at seven o’clock. The Georgia boxer Youngs Strisling confessed to a weakness for red crean, saying he eats a quart after every contest and goes without sleep for five or six hours before a night event.
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Shook
Youngs Strisling
Georgia
Crean
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