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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 28, 1913

Page

3

Last of Season Meetings Held by Frederick County Society

The Historical Society of Frederick County held its closing meeting for 1912 1912 in the United Daughters of the Confederacy rooms. Miss Emma Gittinger read on All Saints Graveyard and the era's graveyard customs. Gifts included an 1812 appeal to the Maryland General Assembly and a booklet on The Maryland Signers of the Declaration of Independence. Next meeting planned for October fourth Tuesday.

The Historical Society of Frederick County United Daughters of the Confederacy Second Street Lyla Smith Wary G. Keefer General Assembly of Maryland Joseph Miller David Kemp Peter Tollinger Henry Kuhn George Kolb Esquire Augustus Bader A B Bibben Baltimore Bank All Saint’s Graveyard Emma R Gittinger God’s Acre Bernard Steiner Nelly C. Garrott Wrederick Ths Lyallimore Anne Arundel Prince George's

Sunday School Baseball League Formation Planned

At a city meeting last night four Sunday schools Lutheran Methodist Evangelical and Grace formed plans for a city league. Each school will field 15 players. games set at the high school diamond with possibly two matches weekly. First game slated Monday Lutheran vs Episcopal, Tuesday Reformed vs Methodist.

Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Offer Breath Relief

An advertisement touts Dr Edward's Olive Tablets as a gentle substitute for calomel to cleanse the bowels and liver, purify the blood, and cure bad breath. It claims quick relief, vegetable formula, sugar coating, and a nightly dose for a week, with prices of 10 or 25 cents per box.

Edward Edwards M. Edwards Olive Tablet Companys Bus. O

Men's Bible Class to Form Baseball Teams

At a meeting last night the Men s Bible Class of the Evangelical Lutheran Sunday school decided to organize a baseball team and seek to form a league with other Bible classes for evening games. Two teams will play at the outing on June 26 likely at Frederick Junction, with a committee to arrange details. A sick benefit fund plan was created, funded by voluntary contributions in a classroom box. Rev Dr U G Rupp addressed the class and urged attendance at the next Sunday service where he will deliver the baccalaureate sermon. The gallery was reserved for class members and refreshments were served.

Lutheran Methodist Episcopal Evangelical Grace Episcopal Ugh Evangelical Lutheran Sunday School Markwood D Harp Frederick Junction U . G Rupp

Western Marian College Latin Greek head addresses Frederick High

Dr. Osborne Ryder of Western Marian College delivers the commencement address at the City Opera House in Frederick. He proves a pleasing speaker as the ceremony marks the start of graduation events.

Osborne Ryder Western Marian Colest Westmminster Bih Radnating Diesel Frederick City Opera House

Most Prompt and Effectual Cure for Bad Colds

An advert promises a premade remedy that is pleasant to take and free of injurious ingredients. It claims to ease coughing, relieve the lungs, and produce expectoration while restoring the system to health. Marketed as widely sold and dependable by all dealers.

Essay on the first prize winning alcohol essay

Sdullard S. Smith of the Boys' High School won $1000 in a W C T U contest for the best composition on The Effect of Alcoholic Drink Upon Mind and Body. The piece argues alcohol poisons blood and nerves, weakens bones, damages lungs and skin, disrupts digestion and senses, dulls conscience, and leads to crime. it cites biblical warning and the need for abstinence.

Sdullard S. Smith Boys’ High School W. C. TU Sivty United States Fort

Pleasant Paragraphs About Those Who Come and Go

Purely personal notes list Miss Wile Riche visiting her sister Mrs William 2 Shard in Washington and many Baltimore visitors. It records Mr Charles H Klein on a business trip to Elan, and attendance at a National Electrical Engineers banquet in Bellimora. It notes local visits by Florence McGlone Margaret Baines Grave Price and Mrs Bryson returning from Baltimore, plus winners in a Colored Competition for a Scientific Temperance essay with prizes to be awarded June 1 at Nazareth Hall.

Wile Riche William 2 Shard Wuahington Jonn Fulckinger Harvey Lil Uch Hanover Willam P. Holter WC .U Nshear Clifton Leonard Dullar Seventh Street Emmine Wansel All Saints Street Son Nazatire Hall J. H. McBride AnthSaloon League Katherine Bartgis Margaret Duvall Thomas Freeman Dixon J. J Ringer Sarah C. West W . Chilton

Keep Your Feet Off Your Mind

A vintage health pamphlet style ad promises easy relief for foot discomforts by removing the friction cause. It touts a curious remedy that claims to cure bunions corns and callouses with minimal harm and a money back guarantee. The offer costs 15 cents.

Roderick and Zimmerman Families Visit Uniontown

Mr Rebecca Roderick and Mrs William Roderick of Proderick with Mrs George W Zimmerman of Walkersville visit Mrs John D Tout in Uniontown Pa. Ralph C G Spiegie of Philadelphia, Penn State College forestry graduate, visits classmate James Paul Brown in the city. Rev Dr Marion J Kline of Altoona Pa visits Mrs sisters on North Market Street Do and plans a trip to Switzerland for his health.

Rebecca Roderick William Roderick Proderick George W. Zimmerman Walkers. Wie John D. Tout Uniontown Ralph CG. Spiegie Philadelphia School of Forestry Pennsylvanian State College James Paul Brown City Marion 3. Kline Altoona, Pa Sisters North Market Street Jlne Switzerland

Court Notices and Marital Records Mixed In Briefs

Legal notices report Amanda Kellenaugh et al to Charles P Warrenfeltz on county real estate valued at 2500 dollars and John W Dutrow to Susan Shank for 500 dollars. Marriage licenses issued for Norman A Smith and Mary A Beard, both of Woodshoue. John P Styles and Minnie G Baltzell listed. Estates and administrators named. references to Rebecca Maugans and Aaron Richardson. Includes quoted jokes from Washington Star and Detroit Free Press fragments.

Amanda Kellenaugh Charles P. Warrenfeltz John W Dutrow Susan Shank Norman A. Smith Mary A Beard Woodshoue John P Styles Baltimore Minnie G Baltzell Thumont Rebecca Maugans Susan R Wolf Nc. Ta Aaron Richardson Harriet L. Messmer

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