Frederick dry forces organize 11 district campaign structure
The United Dry Forces of Frederick County Maryland organized a county wide drive to vote dry this fall. Eleven district superintendents will oversee work in Frederick Buckeystown Brunswick Middletown Jackson Mechanicstown Emmitsburg Lewistown Walkersville Liberty New Market. A five member Finance Committee and a public meetings and speakers panel were named along with an executive slate including J Welty Fahrney and Jesse P King.
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Frederick County
United Dry Forces
Maryland
J. Welty Fahrney
F. L. Stover
Nora M. McKinney
Willam W. Doub
T. Clyde Boutson
Sarah C. Thomas
Jesge P. King
Frederick
Buckeystown
Urbana
Ballenger
Myersville
Mechanicstown
Hanvers
Emmitsburg
W._ Colliflower
Paul Winchester
Lewistown
Tuscarora
Creagerstown
R. G
Stoner
R. J. Shipley
W. A. Hartman
Middlestown
H. L. G. Kieffer
Paul E. Holdcraft
Walkersville
Hey
G. J. Tragester
Inntilthburg
Peter M. Poyden
New Market
J. A. Ford
Unionville
W. Hesse
Brunawick
May Gaylor
Middletown
Misa Helena Stauffer
Susie Mount
John W. Bruner
G. A. Whalen
J. A. Laud
Edward Orem
L. J. Valentine
W. A. Fngush
A. Bourne
C. A. Brooks
J. G. Bryant
Ralph Browning
R. Rush Lewis
Cyrus B. Flock
J. Shipley
C. F. Thomas
Armstrong McKinney
D. Bb. Kefauver
G. Rapp
Planning for Lutheran reunion at Braddock Heights
Preliminary plans were made for the annual Lutheran reunion to be held at Braddock Heights on Wednesday July 26. William Jennings Bryan is to be invited to deliver the principal address. Officers named include Rev. C. W. Tess as chairman, William Wheab secretary, and Horace C. Zacharias treasurer. Committees were appointed for Program Transportation Music Advertising and related duties.
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Christian Association
Braddock Heights
William Jennings Bryan
Reunion Association
Rev. C, WL Tess
Wiliam Wheab
Horace C. Zatharias
C. W. Mess
James Willis
G. Rupp
Ministers Active In Prohibition Fight At County Association
A county ministerial meeting discussed the dry camp and the church role in prohibition. New members were enrolled, and additional supporters attended, with evangelists Vom Bruch Brothers present in Knoxville assisting with music.
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Jowley
Ministerial Association
Stevs P W. C. Erdman
Welty Falkrney
Thi Association
Cie
Hrederick
Eaiphagis
Huckeystown
RL. Shipley
Rls Wade
GW Tresa
Wrightson
J. L. Kidner
M. J. Firer
W. B
York Masons On Trip Here
More than 140 York lodge members visited Columbia Lodge for their regular meeting drawing about 260 attendees the largest in Columbia Lodge history. Welcomes by Leo Weinberg and A LeRoy McCardell followed by a York Lodge response. Frederick W Cramer presided as toastmaster. Afterward, refreshments on Masonia Temple fourth floor, served by City Hotel staff. Delegation returned by special train late last night. over 20 autos ferried visitors on a sightseeing tour of Frederick. The visitors expressed high satisfaction with their trip.
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York Lodges of Masons
Columbia Lodge
Frederick W. Cramer
Leo Weinberg
A. LeRoy McCardell
Lynch Lodge
York Lodge
Witsotsky
Zeredatha Lodge
Lebr
Frederick
Hymeneas Hetterly Robinson wedding at Walkersville parsonage
Itarry M Hetterly and Nina A Robinson both of Thurmont wed at the U B parsonage in Walkersville on Monday afternoon. Rev P E B Holdcraft officiated. Miss Addie Baltzell of Thurmont accompanied them. The couple will reside in Thurmont with Hetterly employed by the Western Maryland Railroad.
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Hetterly
Robinson
Itarry M. Hetterly
Nina A. Robinson
Thurmont
U. B. Parsonage
Walkersville
P. EB. Holdcraft
Addie Baltzell
Western Maryland Railroad
4000 More in Guard Under New Law
An increase of 4000 men in the Maryland National Guard will be asked for if the compromise bill reached by the House and Senate conferees passes, as expected this week. The present strength is about 2400, while the bill calls for 6470 for Maryland. The system remains voluntary with inducements. The bill provides for pay as a federalized militia, with pay details to be set, including a salary of 48 dollars a year for enlisted men and not over 500 dollars for officers. Attendance and camping requirements are specified.
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Maryland National Guard
House
Senate
Warfehl
Congress
Maryland
Personal notices of local residents traveling and visiting
Purely Personal items list Miss Florence Garner visiting Washington for nursing convention and tuberculosis study meeting. Viola Armstrong visits relatives in Waynesboro but has retarded. Various locals travel to Philadelphia, Atlantic City, Cumberland, Urbana, and other towns for conferences, family visits, and weddings.
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Florence Garner
Washington
Metropolitan Life Isurance Company
Viola Armstrong
McMurray Street
Singer
Waynesboro
Glenn WH. Worthington
Hagerstown
St. Hi. Alvay
Florida
Cecil
Gon
Alvie
Willan
West South Dreet
Emmiiaburg
Tetyeburg
Willian Mebane
Doubs
Goldie Stauffer
Urbana
Edwart Shultz
Sarjeant Sleilta
Valfimore
Cty
Missy Josie Stubbs
Dewey Mull
Baltimoore
Gertrude Hichman
East Fourth Street
Big City
Thomas L. Zimmerman
Ttv
Atlantic City
Hiadelphia
Philadelphia
Tamilton
Arthur Derr
Amsterdam
N. Y
Cumberland
Derr
Lewistown
Javidl Lowenstein
Union Manufacturing Company
John T. Johnson
National Association of Hosiery and Underwear Manufacturers of the
United States
Lowenstein
Johnson
Social World Pound Party at Youngs Near Frederick
A pound party was hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. Young near Frederick on Saturday evening. Games were played and refreshments served. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Lemuel Crum, Mr. and Mrs. George C. Phebus, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. J. Young, Mr. and Mrs. Chester E. Young, and numerous friends and neighbors such as Wade Schaeffer Edna Crum Yeena Martz Alpa Ramsburg Ruth Toms Erma Ramsburg Viola Young Jonn Schaeffer Oscar Toms Lena Nidridze Robert Toms Alva Young Paul Simpson Edward McDevitt John Jironenburg Glenn Schaeffer William Howard Jr Austin Toms Harry Phebus Maynard Bittle Arthur Igldridge Walter Simpson and Harry Toms.
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Charles B. Young
Frederick
Lemuel Crum
George C. Phebus
Chas
Young
Chester E. Young
Wade Schaeffer
Edna Crum
Yeena Martz
Alpa Ramsburg
Ruth Toms
Erma Ramsburg
Viola Young
Jonn Schaeffer
Oscar Toms
Lena Nidridze
Robert Toms
Alva Young
Paul Simpson
Edward McDevitt
John Jironenburg
Glenn Schaeffer
William Howard
Austin Toms
Harry Phebus
Maynard Bittle
Arthur Igldridge
Walter Simpson
Harry Toms
Is it a Cold Cough or Bad Blood
Richmond resident Van'T Richmond claims Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery cured a severe cough with fever, sore throat, hoarseness, and lung tightness. He says digestion, liver, and bowels improved as strength returned after using the remedy, praising its herbs and tonic quality.
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Richmond
Jourx H
Baxes
Laurel St
Richmond, Va
Doctor Pierce
Weiler Pierce
H C Lease Offer for Free Home Wiring Estimates
H C Lease advertises free home wiring estimates with a representative on hand to consult and provide guidance at no charge. The notice emphasizes prior consultation and offers to set up an appointment without cost.
Flag Day Plans Parade Along Lincoln Highway
A nationwide Flag Day celebration is proposed for June 14 along the Lincoln highway with flags from New York to San Francisco. The plan features rifle and cannon salutes, a national hymn sung by thousands, and widespread band performances. Harry K. Thaw visited Gettysburg with friends, then continued to Chambersburg and will return home near Pittsburgh.
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Lincoln Way
New York
San Francisco
Lincoln Highway
Thaw
Getysburg
Harry K. Thaw
Gettysburg
Mr. Thaw
Chambersburg
Will
Pittsburgh
Costless to paint his house costless to paint his house
A customer testimonial from W. W. Lawrence & Co. Pittsburgh praises their house paint. The letter claims less paint used, lasting finish, and a long lifespan, with mention of related Lawrence products and Central Hardware Co. in Frederick, Maryland as a retailer.
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W. W. Lawrence & Co
Pittsburgh
WM. H. Warren
Lawrence
Esden
Central Hardware Co
Frederick, Md
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Heights
W. J. Bryan
County Association
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UE Dee
Hymeneas
Houck—Willis
Edith Willis
Theodore Houck
New Cumberland
York County
The
United Brethren Church
E. H. Hummelbaugh
Tomley—Shelton
Ernest F. Tomley
Carrie Shelton
Brunswick
E. Ur. Haummelbauch
H. 3
Hahn
H.C. Lease
Court Street
Peoples Fire Insurance Co
Church Streets
Office Peoples Fire Insurance CO
B. U. Crist
North Bentz St
Ida M. Koright
Orphans’ Court
James
Ida M. Enright
Jacob Rolrback
aMay
Henry S. Landis
C. Rubie Landis
A. Landis
H. Dorsey Etchison
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NIST
Circuit Court
Mary Elizabeth Turner
George F. Tahler
Eli G. Haugh
John Francis Smith
Ciicui ‘Court
Reno S&s. Harp
George D. Lease
Henry P. Long
Florence M. Long
Keno S. Harp
Eli G. Haug
Reno
Harp
Emory C. Crum
Ard
Garrett S. Pe Grancee, Jr
Central Trust Building
Gentral Trust Company
Sete
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
Paul L Payne
Harvey F. Getzendanner
South Markets&rt
B. Eward Kepner
Wilson P. Smith
Kepner & Smith
North Market Street
Ford
Yellow Springs
W. Patrick St
A. T. W. Reall
Gold Lodge
N. Market
Church St
Market Street
College Park
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