Thurmont Community News and Local Mentions
Thurmont notes list many residents and rooms in local homes, with visitors to nearby towns and events. Twenty seven enroll in night school classes sponsored by the federal government, meeting weekly for shorthand English spelling bookkeeping and democracy. Evangelistic services continue at the Church of the Brethren with Prof M B Wolfe as evangelist. Various residents travel to Fort Wayne Indiana and Chicago World’s Fair, with numerous visits among neighbors in Thurmont and surrounding towns such as Emmitsburg and Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McChdigar
Frank
Maurice Albaugh
Fred Gall
Sherweel
Edith Ecker
Grothon
Ida Schild
Jones
Elmer Buhrfem
Minnie Snoro
Lia W Maskiey
Miss Albaugh
Mewbert
Guy Hobbs
Mame Morris Wilhite
Miss Beards Fouls
Circle Youns
Hic and
Batial
Japgenn
Howard Damuth
Wills Weck
Morris Stambaugh
Leys Roon
Weybright
Margaret Pryor
Orkdian
Siuil
Clintom Waesche
Lows Berkowich
Migs Crawford
Margaret Gardiner
Mary Waynant
Barry Zenit
William J. Stoner
Ierega Martin
B.D. Benchley
Stoner
Mc Matthews
F. 5. Bowrer
Seach
Catherine Eyler Brandt
Church of the Brethren
Thurmont
M. BR. Wolfe
Blue Ridge College
New Windsor
N.R. Sannec
Ae Tepontu
William Morrison
Charles Q. Rhodes Ware
Chicago
Cariwall
F. Z. Smith
Ann
Lloyd Gall
Annnapolis
B. Kimmel
Margaret
Edos
Westernport
Murray Bailey Event Near Hagerstown on August 16
Report fragment notes a gathering involving Murray Bailey on August 16 near Hagerstown. Mentions Mrs Halley leading a son of John Bailey with other individuals including Bark Tre and daughter Betty, with unclear ages and affiliations. Phrases are garbled and names partially unreadable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray Bailey
Hagerstown
Luff's Stuff The Day After The Battle Tris On
An editorial letter reflects on post battle society urging wise intent and mutual aid. The author wishes sincere readers will gain respect as everyone acts for the common good and helps fellow man in the aftermath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. A. Lufburrow
Missionary Institute Ends With Home Mission Day
Westminster's Missionary Institute closed its second day at the Methodist Protestant church under the Women’s Interdenominational Missionary Council. Mrs. C E Forlines led Friday morning devotions. Charles LiGalley of Philadelphia led the study on Orientals in American Life. Rev. C G Robinson spoke on liquor issues. Mrs Herbert J Essich presided at noon prayers. Twenty two joined the noon luncheon and an executive meeting followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster
Methodist Protestant Church
Herbert J. Essich
Reformed
Doan's Pills Claim Kidney Washout Benefit
Medical ad touts Doan's Pills as a safe remedy to wash out 15 miles of kidney tubes removing poisons, boosting vigor and vitality. It warns against quick cures and habit forming drugs, citing decades of use and urging readers to ask a chemist for Doan's Pills from Foster Milburn Co. in 1934.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doan
TeHef
Ehanois
Foster-Milburn Co
Devotional Service Led by Anna Shriver and Mme Sidwell
Anna Shriver and Mme F. H. Sidwell led devotionals introduced by a solo "The Lord Is My Shepherd" by Beth Shriver. Mrs. Russell Myers of the Reformed Society sang "The Stranger of Galilee" while Miss Shriver accompanied. The study book session continued with Mr. Ligatley, Mrs. Gladys Wimert, and Mrs. Emmaline Witter from Lutheran groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Shriver
F. H. Sidwell
Mies Beth
Emmaline Witter
Sang “Ivory Palaces
Plano
Shiver
Agentios
World Ay 6
Rice
Clifford Yayior
C. Landon
Women’s League meeting to hear on munitions inquiry
Burns is secretary and other newly directed officers. Mrs 0 G Robinson spoke at the newly organized Women’s International League for Peace and Freedom. A local league meeting is set for Wednesday November 7 at the M E church with Dr G Cromwell Riches from Goucher College to discuss the munitions investigation. Mrs George A Early presided at the missionary institute and Rev F E Williar spoke of their work. The registrar noted 140 registrants over two days from out of town churches. Domestic and foreign airmail routes are listed as 28795 miles and 18416 miles respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daleville
Preservee Bater
New Windsor
M. E
Uniontown
M. P
Ridgeville
C. E. Forlines
Missionary Institute
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Senner
Ruth Sprenkle
Butler
Esther Willard
Burkitsville
Ruth Withide
Elizabeth Minnick
George F. Hobbes
Baltimore
Naomi Mackley
George Trextor
Garris Pethold
New Albany
E Jd Billings
Clarence W. Hahn
George KR
Babylon
Parker W. Plank
Gene
Lola
J. K. Gray
Thurmont —Reev
Frederick W. Friday
Philadelphia
G. T. W. Hendrix
Orzan
Fimmmerman
John B. Eckenrode
Richard Alderson
Washington, D.C
Clarence W. Lidie
Charles Maui
Mac
Theresa
Trail
Frederick
Byron
Carl Davidson
Hanover
Eleanor Loy
Wayne Smath
Philadelphi
Virginin
Morro Castle
U.S
Luff
Warner Studio
Warner Wave Studio
North Market St. Frederick, Md
Ington
Baltimeta Minetan Met
Frederick County National Bank of
SO. I North Market Street
Heating & Plumbing Finance Corporation
Federal Housing Administration
A. E. Fisher
Patrick St
Frederick, MD
Sinclair
Department of Com
Merce
The
American Oil Burner Association
American Peto Team Institute
Betty Elizabeth
Jaynes Tonic
California
Hershey
Lucky Tiger
Sid Golds
Lucky Strikes
Palm & Olive Shaw
Windsor Little Cigars
Bos
Briggs Smoking Tobacco
Roger
Haley
G. Raymond Shipley
Maryland
Sinclair Minstrels
N. B.C
Mistol
Ane Savurda
Baume Bengue
Magnesia
United States
Pearre’s Modern Pharmacy
Drug & Prescription Service
Albaugh
Willys
Chevrolet
LET Sales, Inc
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