Campaign Plans For Bundle Day Announced
Canvass begins Saturday morning at 9 o'clock in the Near East relief drive. Rotary Lions and Kiwanis clubs coordinate clothing collection with Boy Scouts delivering and gathering bundles citywide. Goods needed include men and women clothing, shoes, hats, yarn, sheets, toys, books, and ribbons for destitute Near East children.
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rer
Near East
Rotary, Lions
Kiwanis clubs
Holmes D. Baker
James H. Gambrill, Jr
Thomas M. Williamson
William F. Childs, Jr
Sam. W. Maples
Charles W. Lough
William B. Bennett
Benjamin Roserour, Jr
Samuel Rosenstock
J. Edward Gibson
H. Noel HaYer
Richard F. Simmons
D. Ralph Himmerman
Bart Etchison
S.Charles Hoover
Frederick Packing Company
East South street
C. Eleanor Essep
General Synod Reform Church Meets in Hickory
The General Synod of the Reformed in the United States convenes in Hickory North Carolina with opening sermon by Dr George W Richards the retiring president Delegates from Frederick county travel by special train to attend Catawba College commencement where Dr Richards delivers the address A memorial service for United Brethren members and Sunday school deaths will be held next Sunday morning The Sunday school on Sunday numbered 271 and various church groups held meetings with plans for a Braddock Heights picnic on July 12 and ongoing sessions through May 30
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General Synod of the Reformed
United States
conn
N. C
George W. Richards
delestes
Frederick county
Josenich H. Apple
Charles E. Weller
Henri L. Gilieffer
Emory L. Cobientz
A. af Lamar
Henry M. Warrenfeitz
Emmitseury
United Brethren church
J. Pauli Wright
Frederick
A. Lee Barret
C. Thos
Braddock Heights
Wm. R. Glen
Christian Endeavor
Mets
Literary Society
Chester Baker
Ald Society
Chas
Memorial Association to Publish WWI Names for Armistice Monument
The Name Committee of the Memorial Association will publish daily lists of county WWI service members for the court house park monument on Armistice Day. Readers may review and correct omissions. corrections go to district chairmen, not the newspaper. Buckeystown district names appear first, with William J. Grove as Buckeystown chair.
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Memorial Association
ihea
court house park
News and Post
Buckeystown
William J. Grove
Day Quits as Head of Mixed Claims Commission
Mart Gy The Associated Press reports that Day resigns as chief of the Mixed Claims Commission amid disarray after a split between American and German members over leadership and strategy. The move follows profound disagreements weakening the commission’s ability to function effectively.
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DAY
MIXED CLAIMS COMMISSION
Associated Press
Iguanon
Scholarships for School Graduates in Frederick County
Several scholarships are available to the graduating high school class. Two awards from the Board of Education of Frederick County will cover initiation and other expenses at St Johns and Western Maryland Colleges. Competitive exams were held recently and results expected soon. A state scholarship also exists offering support at St Johns, with the holder covering incidental expenses about 223 dollars.
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Board of Education of
Fredcounty
St. John’s
Western Maryland
St. John's
Ee College
Frederick
Bruns
Church council rejects plan to withdraw from federation
The Associated Press reports that in May in Montreal Indiana the Sunihern Dresbrerian church rejected a proposal to quit the Federal Council of Churches of Christ in America. The action preserves its membership and continues its affiliation with the national interdenominational body.
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Associated Press
Montreal
Ind
Sunih-ern Dresbrerian church
Federal Council of Churches of Christ in
Dances 162 Hours End in Record Attempt
The Associated Press reports James Yarnell began a nonstop dance in Ohio on May 21 aiming to set a new record. He reportedly danced for 151 hours before an incident halted the effort near the venue.
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the
Associated Press
Ohio
James Yarnell
5000 Shoe Workers Strike Amid Labor Tension
Reported strike by 5000 shoe workers cites demand for wage increases and a formal challenge to the State Board of Conciliation and Arbitration as a dispute settlement mechanism. The text also notes a Democratic Club card supper dance at Francis Scott Key Hotel, with ticket sales progressing and a committee meeting planned at Democratic headquarters.
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Arfarge
committee onrangements
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Women’s Democratic Club
Democratic
Keis
Democratic nead Qy ThA
Treasury revokes taxation opinion in terse notice
The Associated Press reports that on May 21 1913 the Treasury revoked a previous tax ruling regarding dividends. No reason was given for rescinding the prior action and the decision affects income assessments and related fiscal matter.
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Associated Press
Wesion
Tre clay
Prices Fall as Shares Reach New Lows
In New York on May 21 the Building Trades Employers Association and labor leaders announced the bricklayers strike to back a two year contract at 72 dollars a day was broadly effective. They said construction work would be halved for a shorter period as the conflict continued.
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New York
Building Trades Employers Association
Leaders' Bible Class to Observe 11th Anniversary
The Leaders' Bible Class marks its eleventh anniversary with candlelight installation of Epworth League officers and an evening service at Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church. A mass Sunday School with 788 attendees shows Reds leading Blues by two points for the first time in the contest.
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Epworth League
Calvary Methodist Episcopal church
Reds
Blues
Queen Esther Circle
Durwood Bowersox
Washington, D. C
Robert Shipier
Charles Weddle
Pentecost Services at Presbyterian Church Observe Feast
The Pentecost feast closed with morning services led by Rev. Dr. T J Gaehr and Rev W C Rosal speaking on Promise of the Lord. An afternoon gathering featured the Endeavor Society and a class, with a Goetoch campaign noted as successful. Next Sunday plans include Commencement of the Hey Commitmen and June 3 for library loan updates. Reconstruction at Louvain University library progresses with 610 books due by October 8.
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Presbyterian church
T. J. Gaehr
W. C. Rosal
prospects Vacation Bible School
pr sey
Joel
Endeavor Society
iJohn
Louvain
Louvain University
Eligibles Named for Athletic Meet in Frederick County
A statewide athletic meet will be held at Homewood on June 20. Frederick county sends 30 plus contestants to represent the district in events including dodge ball and volleyball. Eligible participants listed include Edward Ebert Melvin Taylor Oswald Decker Charles Albaugh James Houck Ruth Remsherz and more.
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Frederick County
Homewood
Uhassgreund Athletic League, Inc
Baluauere
Homewoul
Esch
pean
Prefericx
Frade High School
Wilbun Burdick
Playgrooms Athletic League
Whaysround Athlete League
Edward Ebert
Frederick
Melvin Taylor
Oswald Decker
Charles Albaugh
Stokes Engle
Guy Xusz
Charles L. Myers
Charles Turras
Hoss Smith
Michael AUgire
Brunswick
Donald Smith
Joseph Slidehrand
Oscar J. Mialer
Robert Eisenhauer
Samuel Moore
Austin L. Thomas
Granswick
C. Paul Rhoderick
John Hansen
Melvin Shipley
Maxwell Everhart
Dorsey Shipley
Clement J. Mobjer
I. Selatauffer
James Houck
Raymond Starr
William Lighten
J. Frank Main
Isaie Hankey
trove nu
Charles Broadrup
Kenneth Ramsburg
Lewistown
Lewis Whelps
J. Smith
Ebner Rice
T. Tucker
Lamawic
Le Compher
Glenn CLstnit
E. B Bungle
dodge ball
Thurment
John Late
Warren Miers
Cyrus Favorite
Borman Shaffer
Russell Duncan
Floyd Spalding
Franklin Beard
Martin Freshwan
Franklin Fraser
Middletown
Louise C. Lamar
Stargaret Bittle
Dorothy EB. Kieeny
Myersyville
Margaretta Brandenburg Burkittside
Elizabeth Slifer
Ruth K. Remsherz
Jefferson
Mary Smith
Myereville
Nora Tome
Minnesota Governor Louis L. Collins’s Ascension to Office
Louis L. Collins becomes governor of Minnesota after J. A. C. Preua resigns. The senate previously had Kraite Nelson. Lieutenant governor Calling had served, and Collins’s appointment elevated his former chief to higher duties in Washington.
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Louis L. Collins
Minnnesota
J. A. C. Preua
successoe Kraite Nelson
Senate
Florence Leeds Admits Stillman Has Quit Her
Florence Leeds former show girl and mother of Jay Leeds confirms to the Associated Press that James A. Stillman the millionaire banker is the boy’s father and that he has abandoned her and withdrawn support. Leeds says if her money runs out she can always go out and work for her bar.
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Associated Press
York
Florence Leeds
Jay Leeds
Stillman
James A. Stillman
Leeds
Bonar Law Undergoes Surgery Announced By AP
Lomlon May 21 The Associated Press reports Bonar Law former British prime minister underwent throat operation. Florida postmaster appointment noted for C Ausherman of Fort Lauderdale formerly of Frederick visiting friends in Middletown.
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BONAR LAW
The
Associated Press
Lomlon
pha ' Snvires
Bri rine Minsath
Florida
C. Ausherman
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Frederick
Middletown
Ausherman
Fort
Classified ads draw 154 replies in short time record
H D Baumgardner reports two classified ads posted recently in the paper drew 154 replies in a short period. One ad sought a man and the other a for rez. Reponses were so numerous that he felt compelled to cancel the ads.
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H. D. Baumgardner
rez
Lutherans Hold Annual Whit Sunday Services
The Evangelical Lutheran church held Whit Sunday services with a large congregation. Rev Dr A G Rupp led the morning service and confirmation, receiving numerous members and transfers. Music featured a solo by Margaret Rupp, with Sunday school plans for Vacation Bible School presented by Rev S C Hoover. attendance reported as 605.
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Evangelical Lutheran church
G. Rupp
Pierce M. Williard
Theological Seminary
Gettysburg
Edward Milton Akers
Jeannette Blanchebaugh
James Earl Beard
Eva Natalie Bowersox
Helen Belli Bradshaw
James Walker Carty
Margaret Madelinn Crawford
Mary Frances Davis
Margaret Virginia Engelbrecht
Henry Bradley Fout
Helen Virginia Grumbine
Russell Atlee Hahn
Edith Markell Haller
Haima Lerne Hann
Harold Lamar Hann
Catherine May Heffner
Carroll Staley James
Norma Landis
Henry Shearer Landis
Georgia Edwion Mobrey
Winfield Scott Mobley
Vivian Moring Moore
Edgar Birely Falmer
Donald Blessing Rice
Steiner G. Shankle
Mary Jane Strasberger
Mary Evelyn Tellow
Mary Eloise Wilard
Hioise Lottie Wuerner
Anna Elizabeth Young
Niles
Yasterday
William J. Hood
Cyril Riein
Charles Opel
Joseph S. Stephens
Rupp
Margaret Rupp
Zokd Whitmore
S.C. Hoover
Grace Reformee church
Unity urged among seven Presbyterian churches
Indianapolis May 21 The General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church in the United States voted to continue unity among the seven leading churches. It endorsed unification moves and created a permanent committee to drive the campaign and pursue endowments for the board reform and sustenance.
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Associated Press
Indianapolis
Ind
SHUTI WMO JIAgl GI GOTSMessip
General Assembly of the Presbyterian church in
United States
Appeal for School Fire Victims Sparks Wide Fund Drive
A broad appeal seeks funds for victims of a school fire that claimed lives including Governor McLeod. The effort organized by regional leaders aims to aid widows and orphans as communities rally support and establish relief channels.
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McLeod
Gover
Frost expected in mountains and cool spell extends
Unusually low temperatures persist with frost in the mountains and light snow squalls across the county. Overnight precipitation neared an inch with a 15 degree drop, the warmest Sunday reaching 76 degrees while this morning’s reading fell to the GE mark. Straw hat sales declined as cool weather favored felt hats.
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national weather observer
Washington
mercury
10000 Dunkards in Indiana Conference
Ten thousand persons attended the opening of the Old Order Brethren Dunkards conference in Buck Creek Indiana. Delegates came from nearly every state as visitors in stylish attire mingled with messengers. bearded men wore broad hats and wives and daughters wore old fashioned dresses. Automobiles were common despite the church’s past opposition to machines.
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Associated Press
Buck Creek
Ind
conference of
Old Order Brethren
Dunkards
Captives Seek Foreign Help for Release in Shanghai
Dr. G Martens, returning from a relief mission to the Shantuns mountains, reported captives believe foreign intervention is the only way to secure their release. He said 14 prisoners are held by bandits who distrust Chinese and prefer dealings with foreigners.
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Associated Press
Shanghai
G. Martens
Shantuns mountains
Martens
Ministerial Assn meets in Frederick County
The Frederick County Ministerial Association held its regular monthly meeting at the M C A. Rev R S Patterson of Woodsboro was elected president pro tem. Prayer was offered by Rev W C. Routine business was transacted. A committee including Revs Snyder Hoover and Mowbray was empowered to set the time and place for the annual outing and to prepare the next meeting program with the local pastor.
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Frederick County
Three hundred laid off at the Brooklyn Navy Yard
Three hundred workmen will be laid off at the Brooklyn Navy Yard before the end of the week per Associated Press. Reformed Church News notes a supper planned by The Altar and Christian Endeavor Society of the Evangelical Reformed church as the pastor Rev. Henri J. G. Fer travels to Hickory North Carolina for the General Synod. Sr. Mary Fidelis McDermott elected Mother Superior of the Visitation Convent, succeeding Sr. Mary Joseph O’Neill whose term expired.
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Associated Press
New York
Reformed Church News
Altar
Christian Endeavor Society
the
Evangelical Reformed church
Henri J. G. fer
Hickory
North Carolina
General Synod
J. HE. Shuford
Shuford
Hood College
Mary Fidelis McDermott
Visitation Convent
Mary Joseph O'Neill
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