Prolific Talker Urges Work Chosen With Destiny
Rev Dr. Amo J. Traver spoke to the Monocacy Club urging youths to seek lifework aligned with Christ. He outlined four life principles, stressing finding a vocation that uses talents for service and spiritual growth, and advised studying opportunities before choosing a field.
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Grouth
Caanwar
Amo J. Traver
Henry Hozapfel, Jr
Magerstown
St Chtcc
Trarvet
Cristian Bey
Christ
Chrix
Brey
Raver
Traver
John 8. Hankey
Austin E Rhoads
Kid
Howard Hankey
Afime
Miriam Rhoads
Lawrence E. Bentz
Mir. Bentz
Nomi- Oardett
Jeste B. Anders
Emory G. Nusz
J. W. L. Carty
List of names appears in archival note
Dense roster of individuals including Ramsburg Morton McCardell Clem Morton and others listed with middle initials and suffixes. The fragmentary text reads as a long sequence of people connected by shared surname clusters and titles, typical of a genealogical or organizational roster in a historical newspaper page.
Value of Good Cheer Sermon At Thurmont Dinner
Rev. Charles D Shaffer of the Frederick M. C A gave a humorous talk on the value of good cheer during a Thurmont St John’s Lutheran church dinner. Rev Charles H Corbett led the event on Thursday night with about 90 attendees. The supper was prepared and served by the church ladies in the social rooms.
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Charles D Shaffer
Frederick ¥. M. C. A
St. John's. Lutheran Church
Thurmont
Charles H. Corbett
Stratford Leads With Bold No Trump Bid In Buffalo Club
Miss Florence Stratford of Cleve Jeng used the Sims bidding system in a Buffalo tournament, opening with a no trump contract based on hand strength and positions. Her play forged a six no trump swing, aided by partner Biles, and featured sharp diamond and spade sequencing to force a squeeze and win the final tricks.
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American Bridge League
Toder
Biles
Florence J. Stratford
Cleve
Jeng
Buffalo
Stratford
North
South
Thnte Diamonds
Miss Stratford
Nosth
West
Miss Strstford
Wien
East
Hearts
Dinner Event Highlights and Local Court Sentences
The gathering ran with groups at tables where eight stunts were presented. The dinner committee included Allen Wilnar and Calvin Lohr. Transients received three day jail terms, with Justice Sherman P. Bowers presiding. Charles A. Rogers was fined five dollars and costs for drunkenness, while Frank M Paundeville paid two dollars and fifty cents plus costs for a similar offense. News advertising pays big dividends.
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Allen Wil- Nar
Calvin Lohr
Sherman P. Bowers
Charles
A. Rogers
George Layman
Millard Brust
Frank M. Paundeville
Facour
Arthur Hoffman
Fernando Talbert
Surprise dinner honors scout executive Coates in Maryland
The second session of the elementary Boy Scout leadership course at the Maryland State School for the Deaf included a surprise dinner for Henry Costes by the Francis ScottKey executive board. About 24 leaders attended as Dr. Bir tare spoke on Putting The Out In Scouting and plans for Camp Baker were announced for an overnight hike.
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Maryland State School For the Deaf
Goeut
Henry Costes
Francis Sc. Bey
Catrict
Barbara Pritchie
Coates
de Charles E. Webter
Mr. Coates
Dr.Wehler
de. Ignatms Bjornee
A E. iPisher
Wiliam C. Royal
H. J. Iorth
Charles Mullen
J. W. Donfran
L. L. Wilson
Robert Nicodemus
iGuy E. Morter
Paul L Payne
Limn C Draze
Washington Scout ‘Execuive
Costes
Birtare
Walter MacPeek
Orernight
Camp Baker
Daughter On Stand In Lindsay Case
The daughter of Dr. Alize Lindsay testifies in court as the trial proceeds. Prosecutors seek to prove the events surrounding the case while defenses press for alternative explanations. The courtroom atmosphere remains tense as both sides present key evidence.
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Dasghter
Can
Alize Lindsay
Wynekoop Trial Reveals Dramatic Courtroom Scene
Wynekoop testifies in her murder case defending herself as spectators again storm the courtroom. The 23-year-old physician describes the sequence of events after Rnebs was found drenched in blood on the operating table in a gloomy Want Side ward.
Lydia E Pinkham's Tablets For Women No Narcotics
New 50¢ size Lydia E Pinkham's Tablets for Women relieve and prevent period pain and associated disorders. No narcotics. Persistent use brings relief. Sold by ...
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Lydia
Pinkham’s
Pyal Scones
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Dr. Traver
Hillis Ad Qicalare
Kathleen Mary Quinlan
Kemp
E. B. Ramsburg
Billy Morton
Albert M. McCardell
Harold J. Clem
Chester G. Clem
William D. Morton
Anders
Richard Graham
Roz W. Graham
Edward Cockrell
M. Kemp Bentz
H. A. Herwig
Merril Smith
Arthur J. Forney
C. Paul Roderick
Edwin Kemp, Jr
Ed Win Kemp
Brish
Harry Reid
Charles P. Troxel
Frederick B. Krantz
W. Leslie Burger
E C. Kefaurer
Charles Worman
C. Edward Linn
Roscoe E. Roderick
P. B Hetmer
A. J. Traver
John H. Hankey
Charles Staley
Irving E. Staley
Howard M .Hankey
Ned Hermann
Fev
E. A. G.hermann
Her
Edward S. Mobley, Jr
J. Richard Ramsburg
August T. Brust, Sr
August T. Brust
W. Dare Morton
Rev. C. D. Shaffer
Kk Kio Sr An
South West North East
TNT
Scout Executive Coates
Plume of
Harriet Comstock
Mirage Merchant
Concordia Morral
Gordon Dayre
Francis
Beeding
Alter In the
Ludwig Lewioohn
Stay Out
Bophie Kerr
Alice Ether Lambert
Emilie Loring
Berta Ruck
Ayterior
Lacky Strike
Metropolitan Opera Company
Metropolitan Opers Company of
New York
Om Bank
Frederick County National Bank of Frederick NO
North Market Street
Allen
Kemp's
Markell & Ford
XEMPS
Kemp’s
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