Halloween events fill local church and club notices
The article details a sequence of Halloween activities in a Maryland Lutheran Synod parish area. It mentions a Sunday school program in the Trinity Lakeran church with readings, duets, solos, and Halloween games, plus a ninth annual Lutheran Synod meeting in Frederick. It also covers social gatherings in United Brethren and Reformed churches, with election of officers, a can social fundraiser, and a Halloween party hosted by Mr and Mrs Alen Poser, featuring decorations, prizes, refreshments, and good turnout.
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Winter
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Carrie Winter
Wilmer Nall
Thomas Albsugh
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Flora Yingling
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Edward Weld
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Wool For Daytime But Silk And Fur For The Evenings
Mrs Bler daughter of former Mexican president Calles showcased an ermine wrap as the evening centerpiece of her ensemble. The article notes the American navy carries a three billion dollar investment in ships and shore property.
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Land of Snocee mystery party unfolds in Tinlea’s tale
The excerpt follows Tinlea and companions Scouty Dancy and Windy as they urge courage to enter the locked gate of the Land of Snocee. A sleepy keeper opens the gate after a knock, revealing a curious adventure with a funny bird and a warning of trouble ahead. Also noted are local society items and visits from residents in Taneytown and nearby towns.
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Reporters appeal in state high court over contempt case
Two Washington Post reporters appealed a 90 day jail sentence for contempt of court. The case, tied to coverage of the Lyddane murder trial, featured former Gov Albert C Ritchie appearing as attorney before the Court of Appeals. The Herald journalists faced a $5000 fine earlier.
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Wart 50 50 Break State Democratic Women Hold Annual Baltimore
State Democratic women held their annual meeting in Baltimore with Elizabeth named as a key figure. The event occurred in early November, drawing attendees from party circles.
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