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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1935

Page

5

Monocacy Club Ladies Night Draws Large Turnout

About 172 people attended the Monocacy Club Ladies Night at the Evangelical Reformed church in Taneytown. The event featured a supper, songs led by Mrs Bertrice Fikin, and reflections from pastor Rev Dr Hear L G KY, with Richard Hargett installed as incoming president and plans discussed for the year ahead.

Monocacy Club of Evangelial Reformed Church Ocloce Saugies Taneytown Bangses Jo Welty Ber Fikin Maud W Graham Stace Rey Hear L G KY Thanes Hieffer Happ Richard Hargett Chester G Ciem D C Brish A. Hersy Charles A Scaley Elmer Essman

Runaway Run Troubles In Fateful Mountain Path

A fragmented tale follows a group including Beasts and gnomes as they trek toward a destination. They face hunger and obstacles in a mountainous route with a clever gnome promising to bypass a blocked exit. The text hints at fate guiding their journey.

Local Brights and Families Named in Elm Street Social List

A long list of residents and couples appears, including August Brust, Wor mat, E Earl Remsberg, Lebherz, Clem, Ramsburg, Zummerman, Hroneburg, Schmidt, Catsail, Zimmerman, Rams- Guy R Cramer, Erxin, Matens, Routzahi, Buestng, Helen Biser, Carrie Grossnickie, Marian Ship, McCardell, Reber, Keedi, Ditimar, Hahn, McLane, Thomas, Cleman, Leonard Noiiagle, Catherine Smith, Mildred Galleger, Ramsburg, Krantz, Summerman, Ce teste, Thomas, Cramer, KX Tink, De Visas, Barsbure, Anna Marxare, Thelma Bras, Dorothy Upley, Frederick, Brown, Kirschmas, Leasier, Swan, DeLaud, Sead, Cranes, Troves, Stashem, Water, Renard, George Kon, Brish, McCardet, Stanmes.

Guy Matens Ida Routzahi Mattie Buestng Helen Biser Frederik Mir Carrie Grossnickie Jones Marian Ship Mad W Ditimar Albert No McCardell G Nevin Reber A LeRoy McCardell Charlotte Ciem Free Barbara Flog Maries Shin Marion KG O Keedi Bob Stuuffer Mes Hahn H QO McLane Rou Samuel D Thomas Claude Cleman J Leonard Noiiagle Dersey Culer Willam L Simmons Catherine Smith Galleger Cara S Ramsburg E.cabeth Krantz Summerman Catherine A Tromas Nancy Ack Etta Cramer Cecena Tink Cnariotte Mars E.zaota Visa Ena Anna Marxare Culler Thelma Bras Dorothy Mae Sr Upley Bery Frederick B J.B Brown Kirschmas Leasier Swan Del

House shoes greet visitors at Japanese inns

The article notes that entering a house in Japan with footwear is considered sacrilegious. Visitors are stopped at the door and offered a pair of house slippers in exchange for their street shoes, reflecting traditional etiquette at native hotels.

Maryland School for the Deaf drills honor students at finals

At the Maryland State School for the Deaf final exercises a competitive drill awarded medals to Thomas Miller, Rainer. Thaddeus Judino won the first prim medal. Kermi won the se and prize medal. Philp .iumford received a prize medal. The code battalion drill was overseen by Lieut-Col Munshower with Dr Ignatina Bjorlee presenting diplomas and prizes.

Thomas Miller Rainer God Maryland Thaddeus Judino Baltimore Kermi Philp .Iumford Code Battalion Ignatina Bjorlee Bjorlee Elmer P. Munshower Maryland Regiment Guy Anders Munshower Re D E Moylan John K Shaw Board of Visitors Prederick Milburn Connick Aquasco Ethel May Tobin Prince Artiexta Helena DeGrange Arthur Levis Longfellow Salisbury

Exhibit of Japanese Prints by Girls Friendly Society

An exhibit of 68 Japanese prints from Shima art Company New York, hosted by the Girls Friendly Society in All Maints Sunday School room, drew praise for its beauty and educational value. Some works sold to defray expenses and support the National representative at St Faith's School in Yargeow China.

Maints Girls’ Friendly Society Shima Art , Company New York Pacucuiy St. Faith's Bchool Yargchow China G. FP. S Episcopal Church

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Monocacy Club MR. Delauter Tosay Lanac John Hancock Sreess Alexandrina Queen Victoria Atwy Mines Terel Peter Goldy Cappy A Service, Inc Kemp's Store Maryland School Liberty Loan Bond Exchange Frederick County National Bank of Frederick NO North Market Street Hignt Valere Williamson’s Drug Store Frederick, Md Kemp's Red Cross Kemp Maryland Lightning Co Greenawalt Dandelion Lewis R. Dertzbaugl
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