Rainbow wedding at Holy Trinity Church Point of Rocks
A rainbow themed wedding at Holy Trinity Church Point of Rocks united Miss Norma R. Stouffer daughter of Mr and Mrs W Quincy Stouffer and Mr John W Null son of Mr and Mrs William C Null of Doubs The ceremony was conducted by Rev Joseph Williams with a rainbow color bridal party and pockets of lilies of the valley and bridal roses After a wedding dinner at the bride's home the couple left for a trip to Atlantic City Wilmington Philadelphia Baltimore and Washington and will reside near Doubs where the groom farms Both graduates of Adamstown High School and Frederick High School they are noted as popular community figures.
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Holy Trinity Church
Point of Rocks
Norma R. Stouffer
W. Quincy Stouffer
John W. Null
William C. Null
Doubs
Joseph Willams
Carrie M. Burdette
Lyattstown
Aless Rida
Mildren B. Feldmann
Baltimore
Nellie M Grubb
Nellie Carey
Pauline Suman
Frederick
Lange
Brower
Walter M. Michael
Null
Mr. Michael
Messrs
James Carey
Walter W. Edwards
Pittsburgh
R Keefer Wachter
Clyde E. Thomas
Adamstown
Marjorie Stouffer
W. Maurice Roberts
Countess Warfield Married to Count Ledochowski in Baltimore
Miss Louise Warfield the daughter of former Governor Warfield wed Count Vladimir Ledochowski at noon at the Warfield home in Baltimore. The couple plan to live in Poland and visit Baltimore annually. The ceremony was simple out of respect for the grandmother’s memory. Cardinal Gibbons and Rev Dr Fletcher attended. Only relatives were present.
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Louise Warfield
Edwin Warfield
Vladimir Ledochowski
Warfield
Linden Aveenue
Baltimore
Miss Warfield
Poland
Count
Miss Warlfield
Mayor Schell Plans Oil Purchase To Reduce City Dust
Mayor Schell said he has Board authorization to buy oil to curb street dust and will likely place the first order this afternoon after reviewing prices and bids before awarding the contract.
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Schell
Board of Aldermen
Suffragists and Anti Suffragists in Maryland Debate
A Maryland public debate contrasts suffragists who seek to tally women's opinions with anti suffragists who oppose counting them. The piece, published by the Just Government League of Maryland, criticizes opponents as unwilling to have their views counted and advocates for women's full citizenship.
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Republic
Maryland
The
Jast Covernment League of Maryland
N_ Charles St
Ote
World’s Greatest Institute for Medical Research Described
A visitor reports on the Rockefeller Institute for Medical Research in New York, praising its halls, equipment, and notable wards at Bellevue Hospital. He notes experiments by Dr. Carrel on vivisection and organ replacement, and discusses animal studies, life extension efforts, and controversial ethics as foundational to medical progress and public health.
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Rockefeller Institute For Medical Research
New York
Robert L. Hammond
Patrick Street
Lie
Hamond
Bellevue Hospital
Friedmann
Hammond
Worlawitz
Rockefeller Institute
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Alexis Carrel
Oak Wil Literary Society Holds May Festival Plan
The Oak Hull Literary Society, led by president George L. Etzler, opened with songs and readings including There Are Many Flags in Many Lands and Buck Fanshaw's Funeral. Members Ada Sickie Mildred Speak Irene Strine and Mae Roberts delivered recitations, ending with business to hold a festival on the schoolhouse grounds in late May.
Electric Titters Proclaimed Miracle Health Aid
A advertisement touts Electric Titters as a cure for weakness nerves and digestive issues. Mrs Uhinevanu ofVecal Center credits the remedy with dramatic health gains while urging readers to buy a bottle for 1.00, recommended by Veareea Pharmacy.
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Uhinevanu
Vecal Center
Vearrea Pharmacy
Mt Clemens High School Play Earns $115 Proceeds
Miss Grace Thomas daughter of Mr and Mrs C Newton Thomas of East Second Street directed the school play at Mt Clemens Michigan. The entertainment raised 115 dollars and the Mt Clemens paper credits her with the success of the production.
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Grace Thomas
C. Newton Thomas
East Second Street
Mt. Clemens
Michigan
Mt Clemens
Miss Thomas
Tag Day Set by Civic Club for May 10
Frederick citizens urged to support a tag day organized by the Civic Club on May 10. Local young women seek public funding by purchasing and wearing a tag to aid beautification, playground plans, and civic improvements across the town.
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Civic Club
Frederick
Oither
Reach Washington Today Auto Trucks in Hanover
Washington Post motor truck reliability run reports heavy logistics, with trucks parked in Hanover Pa as the event moves from Harrisburg to Laurel Maryland. The 288 mile route faces rough roads and penalties for three trucks losing perfect scores, including the Hupmobile, South Juergens, and No 17 White.
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Hanover
Washington Post
Larrisburg
Laurel
Tie Post
Frederick to Build a Beautified Town Playground
Frederick’s residents praise the town and urge a new playground and beautification effort. The Outdoor Committee started work to improve yards with vines and flowers, creating a shady retreat away from dust and heat for children to play safely.
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Frederick
Real estate transfers and Epworth League officers
Transactions record deeds from Joseph W. W. Hamilton to Joseph A. Weeks and wife for county property valued at $10. Laura E E flooqgated and husband to Christian G. Schneider and wife for $2,800. Margret T. Payne and husband to Dr. Daniel W. Stone Jr. for $1,700. At the Methodist Episcopal church Epworth League election named Ray Burgee president Wilson P. Smith first vice president Miss Mary Loy second vice president Mrs Tha Schell third vice president Miss Mollie Scott treasurer Ernest Webb secretary C Haller Rhoads organist Miss Mary F E Filler.
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Joseph WW
Hamilton
Joseph A. Weeks
Laura EE
Christian G. Schneider
Margret T. Payne
Daniel TW. Stone, Jr
Methodist Episcopal Church
Epworth League
Offeirs
Ray Burgee
Wilson P. Smith
Mary Loy
Tha Schell
Moilie Scott
Ernest Webb
C. Haller Rhoads
Mary FE. Filler
Danderine Hair Cleanser Promises Quick Lustrous Results
The ad claims Danderine makes hair fluffy and lustrous in minutes, cleanses dust and oil, stops itching, and supposedly grows new hair after weeks of use. It urges purchasing a 25 cent bottle from any druggist or toilet counter.
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Knowlton
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