Daughters of Liberty Hold Annual Council in Hagerstown
The State Council of Maryland Daughters of Liberty met in session at Hagerstown with about one hundred delegates. Officers elected include state councilor Mrs M W Weat Baltimore and state vice councilor John Heavens Havre de Grace. National officials installed the new officers, and Havre de Grace was named for next meeting.
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Maryland
M. W. Weat
Baltimore
Mary Miller
Mount Washington
John Heavens
Havre de Grace
Leili E Gwinn
Baltimoore
Celeste Reed
Dickeyville
Augusta Dorner
Flora
Scholarships at St. John's College Offerings to Maryland High Schools
The Board of Visitors and Governors of Sir John’s College Annapolis offers free tuition scholarships to top graduates from twenty three Maryland high schools including Frederick and Middletown. If the top student declines, the next in order of standing receives the award. Scholarships also extend to Calvert, Charles and St. Mary’s counties via county school commissioners, and to non public schools Jacob Tome Institute Millersville Academy Rockville Academy and Charlotte Hall. The move aims to strengthen ties between the college and state public education.
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Board of ‘Visitors
Sir John's College
Annapolis
Maryland
Frederick
Middletown
Calvert
Charles
St. Mary's
Jacob Tome Institute
Millersville Academy
Rockville Academy
Charlotte Hall
Visltors
Friday Events At Local Groups And Recitals
The Reformed Churches hold an adjourned meeting this afternoon to plan a trip to Mount Vernon. The Frederick Chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution, meets this afternoon for final arrangements. Roth Sappington will give a piano recital tonight at the Women’s College. Miss Ritchie’s dancing class hosts a party at Jautor A tonight. St John’s Hall hosts a progressive supper by the church choir.
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Sfos Heray
Abriatian Endeavor Society
Myeraville
Mabal Sheets
Woman's College
Elinor Markey
Daughters of the American Revolution
Mt Vernon
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Reformed Clases
Frederick
Mount Vernon
Roth Sappington
Margeret Operafs
Mies Ritchie
Jautora
Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Endorsed
A reader praises Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound for restoring health of mothers, claiming relief from nervousness headaches and lassitude. The letter extols its side benefits and urges others to consult Mrs Pinkham for guidance and remedies.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Mia Pinkham
Theadt
Tier Childres
Bak Abe
Pinkham
Ahi Venis
Conredy Tromtes
Tomas
Dhe
Ana Meenitas
Lydia
Brooklyan
Lanmn
Masa
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Daughters OF Liberty
Aennal
Rageretor
ST. Joan's
Toeaday
Union
Mr. McDanunel
School of Expression
Opera House
Osnwry Birds
White Lillies
Canarys
W Garrett
J Waiters
E Derr
D Hon
O Fagan
Ely
Point of Rocke Club
Obr
Mona
Masons of
Charles Hoohor
Masone
Ofioara
Lodgast
Cumberland
Doe
Wirs
Ph Hoffman
Strayer
W. Saratoga St
New Madea
Mant
Van
James E. Doll
J. W. Morris
First Nat, Bank Building
Frederick, MD
Shawly
France
Teen
A.R. Yeakle
Bristol Kop
Gentral Hardware CO
South Market Street
Goodhart’s Cafe
Dolla
Maylécity
EELEY
Keeley Institute
Uworth Capitol
Washington D.C
Aoa
Doll Bros
Taffeta
Bargain Potcee
Busters Brown
Darbonencs
C. Thomas Kemp
Ac Ae
Aere
Manahan
Washington Co
Soan
Rosenstock Bros
ONE Price Outfitters
Patrick Street
Bartholomay
Oregon
U .A
Ag Pure Ag
Leger
H. Shipley
North Market Streey
Carty
Carty’s Furniture
E. Patrick St
Fred'k
Walker & Bennett
Madras
India
North Market Street
Norfolk
B. Rosenour & Sons
Market and
Patrick Streets
Furnitura
C. E. Cline
Hho
W. H. B. Etchison
Hames
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