Union Bridge Meeting Reports and Local Society Notes
The column covers Union Bridge events including church meetings at 2:30 p.m. discussions on causes of motherhood and a garden club program at the Methodist Protestant church in Westminster. It notes birthdays celebrated by Miss Bond and guests, a fire company parade with Boy Scout Band, and local social notices from Carroll County with references to Mrs. Cley, Amos, Heyner, and families attending events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert R. Dudderar
Tess
Fred Lutteneid
Lela
Cafornia
Amos and Heyner
Christian Ear
M. P
Mather, Jr
Rebecca
Glenn Ebeefer
Clinton Nus
Bur 1More
Lenore Whitmore
Edwin Bond
Maurice Warner
Fami
Oscar Graves
Clarence Diehl
Carroll County Manage Association
Howard Gray
Associates
Westminster
Reid
Merotestant
Westmin
Mocaingard Ea
Ch Hay
Unclear fragment from Jimtown notice
Fragmentary text referencing individuals and places in Jimtown on May 22. Mentions Mrs Jackson, Kenneth Deities, and Mor Jackson with unclear actions and relationships. No coherent event or outcome established.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimtown
Morson
Cr. Jackson
G. Jackasn
Kenneth
J. J
Mor Jackson
Dau
Book review excerpt on Paul biography mocks Purity and race
A choppy review discusses a biography of St Paul by Powell, noting the author’s courage and the book’s surprising approach. The piece mentions Dodd Mead, Schuster, and Joe Cosk as contrast while criticizing perceived foolishness and idiosyncrasies in the text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barce Catton
Dodd, Mead
St. Paul
Berause
Powel Deas
Paul
Mir
Powel
Washington era headlines mix of court and politics
Fragmented OCR passage references Rodney Duich er AEA Service Writer and Owen Roberts appointment to the Supreme Court. Mentions Hoover era statements stirring Negro leaders and unclear naval general impression with sparse names and scattered political topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rodney Duicher
AEA
Prez DO Yeame
Conrteal Atumea
Owen Josephus Roberts
Assate
Supreme Court
Re’ Mio
Hoover
Pawmé
Roberts
Jan Fiske Ives
Holstes
Doreny
Personal Notices Mixed With Travel and Visits
Fragmented personals list names and moves including Mrs George I Wilsat leaving Parkersburg for Braedore Hegats and Mr WS Zi erick returning home. Mentions Edsar H McBfe traveling to Baltimore for nursing school events and a Saturday evening function with Miss Mending and Ethel C Foi among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George I. Wilsat
Edsar H
Baltimore
Melesses
Johns Hors School For
Mes
Unclear OCR Item on Reno Crum Property Deed
An unreadable notice references Reno S Crum tied to property and a deed recorded in the court clerk’s records. No clear dates, places, or parties are legible beyond the names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Mlice
Trent Lawner
Mntiakess
Poultry Abbery
Rosemont
Tully Modern
Local Public Auction Promises Variety on East Second Street
Thursday auction notices advertise a large sale of antique dressers, tables, kitchen cabinets, stands, bars, and other items at 307 East Second Street. The posting lists Guy Fout as auctioneer and John Stamatakis as principal, with Emanuel Sherman as attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Fout
Auet
Tas
East Patric
Ees
Frederick
John Samatakis
John Stamatakis
Emanuel D. Sherman
Bose
Also Mentioned on This Page
Acca F. Meatel
Union Bridge
Joe Cosk
Joe Coax
Washington
WS. Zierick
Zittie
Miss Mending
Ethel C. Foi
Reno S. Crum
Thun
Rederis Hargett
B. M. Feaga
Oa Lough & Son
Hoastes, Faye Ret
Sanitary Fish Market
Essux
Hudson
Dadse
Tan Age
Nod
Btaley
Otor CO
West Fountain
People's Drug Stores
Chapel Alley
Frederick Junk CO
Frans On
Frederick Brochtrate Co
Boccetts
Brush Factory Wood
the News-Post
Court Street
North Court Street
Am A
Beem SR Inkoh Sheets
Ric
Ort
Wheer S& County
Henzalin
Petro
Leguy Wydudted
Opeice TL
Thomas P Pics
Noah E. Cramer
P. Luther Rice
Real Est
Mort. & Inv. CO
RANCE
West Pate
the Peoples Finance CO
ATLAS
1S Cauxt Sa
Fon Sark
Ted Iam Stee
Groom House
Bors
Whedis
St Tor Sale
East Seco
Enie
Asiph W. Stag
Ntique Swans
SOPA
Wilson
Dettrick
West
Coliene Terrac
Cuick
Osre
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