Golden Wedding Reflected In Local Church Life
Amid notes of a community mosaic, the piece records the golden wedding celebration of a local pastor Rev. W. A. Kyne and highlights a November-tinged schedule of church events, Sunday schools, social gatherings, and visits by area residents across Maryland towns including Mt. Airy and Baltimore, with actions of Epworth League services and Bible class activities. The column lists numerous residents attending services, visiting relatives, and taking part in church lawn fêtes, social events, and school activities with brief notes on individual movements in Prospect, Frederick County and surrounding locales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Richard Geet
Epworth
Harrison
Doubs
Aba
Irbana
W. A. Kyne
Smitheburg
GW. Kidd
Walter Micael
George Paters
Fredérick
Epworth League
Mt. B
Nglard
Erle Oy
Y. Walter Michdet
J. Walter Epgléd
Ganiég
Mt. Airy
Ayersvill Woodbine
Linganore
Woodbines
Andys
Harvey
Mra
Gurney
Wordsworth
Stee Ald
Fred
Isha
Roe
Benso
Pau
Ada
Misaes
Belle
Condon
Woody Lotsorth
Monroe Clary
Lana Gertrude Clay
Sarah —Hodd
Strat
Weat Falls
Frederick
City Hospital
Prospect
Liden
Helen
Abo
Wil
Rimby
Mics
Hanover Area Residents Gather for Week End Visits
Long list of local residents visiting relatives in Hanover and nearby towns includes Mrs. Paul Miller Mrs. Calvin Myers and several Stear Bowyer families Edith Witheys Carmen Lemmon and Misses Crawford Boller and Ruth and Dorothy Boller among others. Church events and farm updates noted along with several trips to Frederick Hagers town and Baltimore and a Sunday gathering of neighbors and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul’ ‘Miller
Calvin ‘Myers
Hanover
John Stear
Suan Stear
Crumling
Stear
Edith’ Witheys
Carmen Lemmon
Alfred Bowrers
Mt Ind
Win
Baltimiore
iMra
Frank
Fred ‘Crawford Ang
Freditinlate
Huth
Joe
Hopkinsé
Edna
Keller
Baltimore
Charles. Collistoner
Church
Childens
Mmre
Wesley
Dubel
Howard F. Colliflower
Frederick
Ana
Young
Carrall County
Ciyee Young
Candy Mrn
Adam . Zentz
Hagerstown
Ruth Boller
Lala, Crawford
Mollie
Fisher
Mattis Colnfiower
Sire
Adam Zerfet
Ladies’ Aid ‘Society
Effie Creeser
Thurmont
Social News From Barnesville and Middletown
Mrs Lillard visits Barnesville with Renn and family. Leona Whitter plans time in Baltimore with Ht Smith and Mrs Thomas. Renn and Mrs Wm Smith drive to Middletown Wednesday. Aaron Sick recital to Kreigis Hall Saturday night. Rebecca Thomas visits with Miss Padgett. G L Thomas and children stay with Mrs Brown at Heart Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Renn
J. R. Lillard
Barnesville
Leona Whitter
Baltinabe
H. Ht Smith
H. Li. Thomas
H.yRenn
Smith
Middletown
Mr. Lewis
Aaron
Kreigis Hall
al Bt
Miai
Rebecca Thomas
Spirit of Progress Drives Customer Choice in Drug Store
A garbled note references a store’s belief in the Spirit of Progress guiding product selection and customer choice. The text mentions a drug store in Rhode Island and hints at demand, time, and the world’s best products, though specifics are unclear.
Fragmentary cryptic note on bowel trouble and breath
A damaged OCR fragment hints at abdominal issues and breathing concerns but is garbled and incomplete, with no clear event, person, place, or date to anchor a coherent news item. The readable bits suggest medical discomfort rather than reportable action or outcome.
Rail Board Faces Major Strike Threat Across Lines
June reports from Baltimore and Chicago describe rail labor tensions as the Labor Board seeks wage adjustments. Employed unions threaten a nationwide stoppage while the Railway Labor Board ponders a retroactive raise, with officials cautioning that a strike could disrupt freight across Philadelphia and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Lourd
R. M. Bagton
Schilnian
Baldith
Maya Awomine
Railroad
Amy Tad
Qiroighout
Soiintry
Beedhkear
Vaian
Teo
Othar
Imusiouty
Iada
Lée Natyered
Ely
Gwar
Patien A
W. G. Lee
Brotherhood of Rally ‘Tratnmen
Barton
Swehich
Ailing plot cited in odd New York theatrical note
A fractured OCR entry from a New York theater notice outlines an improvised plot and cast names. The garbled text names performers and locations, mentioning Betletoneer and Wand with references to a flight and a plan, amid disjointed phrases and unclear details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betletoneer
New York
Lele
Hopson
New
Pio
Bae
raPind Vite
Nate Jmegue
Calotabs Calomel Tablet Ad Promises Safe Remedy
An advertisement touts Calotabs calomel tablets as a perfect remedy with money back guarantees if not effective. It markets the product as a cleansing aid and urges purchase in original packages with price listed as one cent. The copy mimics early 20th century patent medicine rhetoric and vendor assurances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calotabi
Alta
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Florence
Jenning's Chapel
Rey
Cain
Reasia
John Hardy
Anna Leaking
Montgomery
Diver
Watersville
Waliis Warfield
Evelyn Warfield
Aubrey Warfield
William Warfield
Mary
Pheb
Misa Evelyn
Warfield
Porseman
Balti- Fe
Tae
Shee Easton
Anna
Wate Ington
Zestor
iWhee
Sallie” Jones
Olle Moxley
Clyde Moxley
Amldxtey'a
Carolina
Lee
Sromarson
Sntewag Alie Press
Biar Dai Ohraville
Dickerson
Sanday
Drege Candi
Svaig
Mfernon
May
Daniel Pearl
Remanto
Ian Crawford
Branewick
Wwe
Henry Lenhart
Washington
Harry Kanode
Tuch
aMrss William
Daréan
Wood
Poolestille
Poe
Frank Roberson
Loys
Wiliam
Martin
Apent
Daniel Sharfey
Famly
Westminster
Mes
Mess‘Harvey, Tressler
Tattlenton
Samuel
Mar+ tin
John M. Hoftin
Apents
George W. Pittenger
Harners
Pat
Oleae
Fordson, the Farmer’s Choice
Akeste
Ifese Ae
Frederick Motor
East
Patrick Street
Roge
Ascari
Ard Aesade
Wn 20
Menace
Rage
Ad Dudge
Ay Whed
Anadotateq
Western Maryland Railway Plaimbango
Souther
Philadelphia
Viliway
Pennsylvania
Nave
Wilson
Danizer
Poralble
Joseon
Dlamini
Siril
Obregutes
Avere Proxided
AWE Board
Bandita
State Bank
St. Paul Inc
Great Northern State Bank
Victor Reaman
Bohde
Gale
Choate Ny & Eee
Biaiphans
Phobe
Bentz
Batconn
Oyler & Spangler
Spangler
Helfenstein & Uener, Hail Insurance
M. Market Street
Hes
Milton
Henryk
G. Fsx
E. Patrick Street
eAbrie
Maryland
News
B. W. Wilson
Suaiki
Maryla
Offich
Churea
Oercete
Uapphone
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