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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 11, 1922

Page

6

Veteran Blacksmith Paul Klipp 80 Keeps Active Life Near Shookstown

Paul Klipp, aged 80, a Civil War blacksmith who later retired to farming near Shookstown, remains highly active. Born in Germany in 1841, he served in the Union Army, witnessed Fredericksburg era events, and after the war established a successful blacksmith shop for thirty years before turning to a 100 acre farm managed with help from his son Maurice. He recalls local Civil War incidents, comments on modern fashion, and has a family of seven children from his September 12, 1875 marriage to Mary Korrel.

Paul Klipp Shookstown Paul Kipp Kupp Germany Frederick Peter Ross Mr. Kipp Baltimore Mr. Klipp Maurice Kipp

Spring Weather and Town Life News in Brief

A lively, old town weekly note recalls birds, sun, and lingering winter as spring arrives. Mentions Easter preparations, bonnet shopping, millinery openings, gas office brilliance, court life, Lent services, local schools and governor visits, theater, art exhibits, charity events, and new housing projects. Mentions Patrician celebrations, busier streets, and local landmarks like Schley Park and Len ten events.

Hester McCaffrey

Medals Awarded to Bove high school Commercial Students

Several students in the Bove high school's commercial department under Prof Fonton Harris are earning recognition from commercial firms. Bronze medals from Underwood Typewriter Co were won by Harry Cramer Walton Howard and Robert Osburn for 40 words a minute in 15 minutes. Certificates for 50 words a minute went to Darrel Baltzell Charles Schroeder Thomas Schaeffer and Guy Rocramer. Remington certificates for 45 words a minute with no more than five errors were awarded to Methurn Magaha Gordon F Palmer Charles J D Brunner Samuel Abrecht and Harry Cramer. A University of Alberta professor has perfected a method to start airplane mirror engines at 37 degrees below zero.

Bove’ High School Fonton Harris Harry Cramer Walton Howard Robert Osburn Darrel Baltzell Charles Schroeder Thomas Schaeffer Guy Ro Cramer Remington Methurn, Magaha Gordon F. Palmer Charles JD. Brunner Samuel Abrecht

Hours Of Service In Sunday Churches Of This City Announced

Local churches publish Sunday schedules for tomorrow including United Brethren Evangelical Reformed Grace Reformed and Trinity M E C offerings. Notable times cover Sunday school at 9 30 10 00 and evening services with sermons on topics such as The Patience of Christ Sweetening the Waters of Bitterness and Relig ion that Causeth Things. Choirs and junior senior congregations participate. programs include lectures epworth league and devotional addresses.

Temple of Justice St. Patrick St. Sheela Trinity Methodists United Brethrens Washington Street School Women’s Christian Temperance Union United Brethren Hey William Dt Glen Puelor Ehip Dunn Christian Mideavor Youngweope Dear LG. Kieffer Christ Miss Jones Inney Paul Roderuck Grace Church Jantte G. Charles Howser Milagler Evangelical Lutheran Dro Stipp Woman's Missionary Society Grace Reformed C. Hoover Law of Cause and Eifel Funtor

County Churches Hold Week of Evangelistic Services

Walkersville M E parish led by Pastor Edward N Parrish hosts Sunday worship at 10 a m with an address by David A Mitchell of the Near East Relief Association. Edith Nicodemus leads prayer and Wednesday meetings recur, with a 7:30 pm evangelo service beginning nightly next week. Zion M E will not hold services for two weeks due to redecoration, with reopening on March 26 at 7:30 pm.

Walkersville M. E Edward N. Parrish Echoor David A. Mitchell Near East Relief Association Epworth Leagre Edith Nicodemus M. E. Edward XN Parrish Zion M. E. Edward NX. Darvish PPS Oes

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