Missionary Visits Kyoto Castle and Imperial Palace
Miss Alliene DeChant of Hanover describes a Japanese spring visit to Kyoto Castle and the Imperial Palace. With permits from the American Embassy in Tokyo, she toured temple rooms, thrones, gold leaf walls, sliding doors, and the coronation chamber, noting guard salutes and vast rooms. The trip continued to Kobe and Sendai, with a return by April 10.
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Alliene DeChant
Hanover
Hood College
Miyagi
Sendai
Japan
Kyoto
J. G. Nace
Aipiares
Tokyo
DeChant
Catherine ‘An
Pittsburgh
Bacher
Mérican Bnibaste
Imperial Palace
Yoto
Miss DeChant
Ease Gate
Castle Land
Eich
Imperial Place
Castie Land
Kobeid
Historical Service at St Johns Reformed Church Creag Town
An historical service will be held at St Johns Reformed church in Creag town next Sunday afternoon May 7 at o clock. Rev Dr P EB Heimer will preach on Monocacy church Monocacy village and the Monocacy valley setting. St An s church notes a history of 175 AD. At Mt Tabor church Rocky Ridge. Others Day observed Sun June 7 at 10 30 am with children presenting two by the youngsters and a 74 pm session for the youth on exceeding the speed limit.
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St. John’s Reformed Church
Creagtown
P. EB. Heimer
Pas
Monocacy Church
Monocacy Village
Monocacy Valley
St. An’s Church
Mt. Tabor
Rocky Ridge
Lim
Last Semi Monthly Recital at Winchester Hall
The final semi monthly recital at Winchester Hall will be held Friday at 4 30 PM. Several works by the greatest masters will be presented.
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Winchester Hall
Fllday
Mt Airy reelects Molesworth. Hood elected to replace Phebus
In Mt Airy biannual elections Mayor Archie Molesworth and most councilmen were reelected, excluding Arthur E. Phebus who declined renomination. Henry G. Hood won Phebus’s seat. other officials include Rody Zepp Biller Watkins. Water system and fire protection are key future goals as civic development continues. A separate Fire Company Dance drew large crowds from multiple towns, with Rhoads orchestra providing music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Airy
Archie BR. Molesworth
Arthur E. Phebus
Henry G. Hood
Phebud
Woina
Molesworth
Wis
Contnor
Lee A. Study
Harry A. Frank Mines
Clarence L. Bkega
Preston L. Snyder
Nathan G. Dorsey
Messrs. Hood
Rody
Zepp
Biller
Watkins
Baltimore and Ohio
Baltimore
Countess Seeks Absolute Divorce From Warsaw Noble
Mrs. Loniga Warfield Ledochowska, daughter of former Gov Warfield, seeks an absolute divorce from Count Vladimir Ledochowska of Warsaw, alleging abandonment and infidelity. She requests custody of three children Therese eight, Marya Jadwiga four, and Leon three, plus permanent alimony. The suit, filed in Howard County Circuit Court at Ellicott City, cites marriage in 1913, abandonment in 1919, and repeated infidelity since 1921 in Nice and Monaco. The defendant is summoned to appear by June 17.
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Loniga Warfield Ledochowska
Edwin Warfield
Vladimir Ledochowska
Warsaw
Poland
Howard County
Elliscott City
Ledochowska
Therese
Marya Jadwiga
Leon
Louise Warfeld
Europe
Count Ledochowska
Nice
France
Monte Carlo
Principality of Monaco
Count Ledechowska
Ellicott City
Engagement in Honolulu Binds Wartild's Favorable Match
In Honolulu two people met by chance and became engaged despite opposite directions. Former Governor Wartild initially objected but later granted consent to their marriage.
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Honolulu
Wartild
Leesburg Engineer Receives French Agricultural Medal
The French government awarded FE. B. White of Leesburg the order of Officier du Merite Agricole for services to agriculture focused on horse improvement. The honor centers on the stallion Last bred by White and shown in Chicago at the recent International Livestock Show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leesburg
FE. B. White
Offeer du Merite Agricolé
White
Chicago
Democratic Women Host Governor Luncheon in Baltimore
Democratic women from city and state gathered at the Hotel Rennett on May 2 to honor Gov. Albert C. Ritchlé for reorganizing the state government. Speakers included leaders of the party and state officials, with Miss Mary B. Risseau among the guests. Names later noted as unintentionally omitted from Republican delegate lists were Jacob W. Hook and J. A. Alexander.
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Baltimore
Hotel Rennett
Democratic Women's Club
Albert C. Ritchlé
Ritehle
Mary BE. W. Risseau
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Mite DeChant
Hood
Taille
Trip
Historical Service
Creagerstown Reformed Church
J. A. Lough & Son
South Market St. Frederick, Md
Helen
Agnes
BosBen
Acai
By Allman
Fire Company
Brunswick
Red Men's Hall
Virginia
West Virginia
Rhoads’ Orchestra
Sedallia
Capital
Warfield
Miss Warfield
E. B. White
Leesburg, Va
B. Rosenour & Sons
Outfitters
N. Market St
E. Patrick St
Patrick
Market ST
Gents’ Furnishing Dept
Gerald Rosenour
Mgr
Eee Dept
Bert S. Schroeder, Mgr
Wiles Geishert Lewis James Edward Gannon
Julius Lochner
Earl Howard
Roger Thompson
Advertising and Display
Sol. C. Stein
N. Market
E. Patrick
N. Charles Burke
Reorganization Commission
Wiliam S. Norrie
Senate
John L. G. Lee
Houe of Delegates
Stephen W. Gambrill
House
W. Oscar Anderson, Jr
Philip B. Perlman
Kate M. McTare
William 8. Gordy
Adjt
Milton A. Stackord
John M. Denis
Geo
Weents Williams
Mil Jard
BE. Tidings
Harford County
Jacob W. Hook
Eugene Jones
Kengington
Ash
Likton
William Harwood
Belair
Fidward Stanley
Willie RB. Jones
Stobert Carr
Reno &. Aarp
J. A. Alexander
New City Committee
Rutland Egg Preserver
RULEN
G. Quyann
Frederick, Md
Philadelphia
Sykes
E. Blopar
Pine St
Theresia
Jon Aa Tiewarda
Fort Co
Boston
Maas
Brown & Bigelow
Frederick
Care
the News-Post
Jesse H. Michael
South Market St
Good Housekeeping Institute
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