Convention Week At Frederick Promises Hospitality And Growth
Frederick proves welcoming as the State Sunday School Association convenes on November 9 1620. An inviting program and local generosity assure accommodations for all visitors, aiming to boost the city through a successful gathering. The Red Cross, termed the Greatest Mother, aids disaster and war victims, urging joiners during the 4th Roll Call from November 15-25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Nate
State
Sunday School Association
Abot
Amerean Red Cross
American Red Cross
Sue
Europe
Red Cross
Aga
Neste Caser
Otter
Gourt House
Frederick City
Bradariokck
Marylan
Acre
Bae
Onaide
Borden
Churette
Anake Chase
Renue
Charles H.' Wis
Session Two Days as Cumberland Convocation Begins
Rev. Douglass Hooft leaves All Saints Church to attend the Cumberland Episcopal Convocation in Cumberland Maryland. The program lists Holy Communion sermons, business sessions, luncheons, and evening prayers across Tuesday and Wednesday November 9 and 10 with speakers from Baltimore Pittsburgh and local parishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglass Hooft
All Sains' Church
Cumberland Episcopal Church
Diocese of Maryland
Emmanuel Church
Cumberland
Norrow
Colerant
A. H. Beavin
Douglass Hooff
Walter Dye
Willan Pfiagle
S. Hilton Orrick
Lxsay
R. E. Schulz
St. James
Memorial Church
Pittsburgh
Chris
Hicksonian
tService
Freeman
William B
Governor appoints delegates to state farmers meeting
News item reports Governor designates William J. Grove as county delegate to the state farmers meeting in Salisbury and Mrs. Grove as delegate to the National Farmers convention to be held in Columbus. Both will attend and report back. a promotional insert urges sending name and address to Foley & Co for trial packages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abert C. Ritchie Hag
William. J. Grove
Sal‘i
Bury
Taly
Mrs. Grove
National Farmierst
Calumpus
Air
Grovers
Jan It
Foley & Co
Chicago
Hunting season prospects near open date in Renton area
An informal round of opinions from local merchants and sportsmen gauges hunting prospects as the season opens. M. Thompson cites skepticism about plentiful game while Landis and Levy expect decent to good yields. Phobus notes fewer gallinulates but adequate overall, and Rauls Rhoads forecasts fair conditions with birds and rabbits scarce compared to four years ago.
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Thompson
Landis
Mabaletecorals
Arthur E. Levy
F. M
Phobus
Personal notes on a Detroit couple’s motor trip abroad
Mr and Mrs Byron E Hamlin of Detroit Mich are making a motor trip in their car through Maryland and Virginia after spending time at NMIt Manor then returning home Mrs Hamlin was formerly Miss Josephine Betts of this city Dr Flanigan Marcencabbage of Butte Montana visits Mr J J Tower 07 W Third Street Mrs M Hast Third Street who had been visiting Mr and Mrs H A Diffendal Philadelphia Pa has returned home
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byron E. Hamlin
Detroit
Mich
Maryland
Virginia
Nmit Manor
Rip
Dlamlin
Josephine Betts
Flanigan Marcencabbage
Butte
Montana
J. J. Tower
Third Street
Michigan
H. A. Diffendal
Philadelphia
Rotary feast at Hagerstown plant and memorial notes
The Hagerstown Rotary Club held a luncheon Thursday at New York Central Iron Works, guests receiving frying pans and tin cups. After a tour of the plant, the club voted to collect cast-off clothing for Armenians and to send a delegation to Gettysburg on November 15 to help initiate a Rotarian club there. Other items include a man’s self-inflicted train death in Hagerstown, a Baltimore marriage notice for Gov. J. Long, and new contributions to a Blind Fund from local donors.
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Hagerstown
Gettysburg
New York Central Company
Twenty Years Ago Today in Frederick Local Items
Local items from The News dated November 9 1900 describe a surprise party for Rev A Conner and wife at Manor Reformed Church by their congregation, a jubilee for Adamstown Republicans over Bryan’s defeat, mission services in Pleasant Hill Reformed Church with solos and recitations, Williams granted a pension, a rector call extended to Rev Robert S Carter, wheat at 66 12 cents a bushel and hay sold at 12 dollars per ton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
the News
A. Conner
Manor Reformed Church
Rnghis
Pleasant Hill
Spiritualist injunction in Rockville case over Barton home
In Rockville Circuit Court Dr. Joe Man Hubbell sought to recover bonds and property from Mabellé Hawoit Hirons, alleging she posed as a spiritualist medium and claimed messages from Clara Barton directing turnover of the Clara Barton home property. The court issued a permanent injunction but declined to name a receiver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladge Baryard C.peter
Circuit Court of
Rockville
Josynetion
Joe Man Hubbell
Milas
Clara’ Barton
Red Grass
Mabellé Hawaoit
Hirons
Miss Barton
Nutting Gift to Hagerstown Creates Park Plot
Mrs Myron C Nutting former Hagerstown resident and niece of Edward W Mealey has donated a triangular park plot at Summit and Virginia avenues in Hagerstown for city upkeep with reversion to Mrs Nutting. The Paris deed was recorded here recently. Nutting lineage includes author Janet Gurdgen Wyates and artist husband, relative to Wallace Nutting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myron C.nutting
Hagerstown
Edward W. Mealey
Europe
Summit
Virginia
Hagarétown
Nutting
Mary
Janet Gurdgn
Helen ™ Ashe Wyayes
Wallace Nutting
Hood College Recital Shines With Tenor Martin Richardson
Martin Richardson, pupil of Lombardi, gave the Hood College recital with a pure high tenor and refined diction. He offered English, French, and Italian songs, encores, and vivid performances like O bin a bimbetta and the tragic arioso. Accompanist Mise Hirely complemented the program. next artist is pianist Thacel Burnham on November 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Richardson
O Bina Bimbetta
Sibella
Arooiso
Landon Ronald
Richardson
Mise Hirely
Thacel Burnham
Puesday
Among the sick Mr Milton s Zimmerman fast second street
Mr Milton s Zimmerman of Fast Second Street has been ill with an attack of diphtheria and is reported as improving as War Savings Stamps are promoted locally.
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Milton
S. Zimmerman
Street
Funds Sought for Armistice Day Celebration Parade
The American Legion Key Post announces a drives to defray expenses for Armistice Day events in Frederick. funds go to bands speakers and entertainment for ex servicemen and women, with many local merchants contributing. A large parade with over 600 uniformed service members is planned, featuring the St Marys Industrial School band and a post game, followed by a dance at the Armory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Scott Key
American ‘Legion
Pudtiel
Key Post
Smail Motiey
Sherman P. Bowers
Leigion
St. Mary's
Igehool
Frederick
Speaters
Tondon
Far American Legion
Marky
Thos. H. Haller
J. E.cline
Hurner’s
Pearro's
Seeger & Co
J.D. Hendrickson
Farmers’ Exchange
Bennett's
Mullinix
Benty
C. A. Castle and Son
James J. Doll
G. L. Baking Co
B.C. Shepherd
Frederick Athletic Club
Hagerstown
Armory
Gilmer Schley
Te City
American Legion
Ffeers
St. Mary's Industrial School
American ‘League
Babe Ruth
Hunttorm
Uni
Absolute Divorce Filed by Helen G Reightier
Helen G Reightier through attorney Sherman P Bowers files suit for absolute divorce from Ellis S Reightier alleging abandonment and desertion in a formal court action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen G. Reightier
Sherman P. Bowers
Ellis S. Reightier
Proclamation by Gilmer Schley on Armistice Day 1920 Frederick
Mayor Gilmer Schley of Frederick Maryland proclaims Armistice Day a legal holiday and urges citizens to observe on November 11 1920. He requests employers suspend afternoon work to permit participation in jubilee ceremonies and Thanksgiving for victory and allied cause. The proclamation notes World War ends and national unity.
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Frederick
Maryland
Whce
Frederick ‘County
City
Gilmer Schley
Prederick
Marylamil
Fradette
Baulty
Wiliam
Leo I Weinberr
J. Corbett
G Haugh
Frederek Cotuvity
Alla
Haugh
Leo Weinberg
Solletter
Students on trip to Baltimore visit plays and sights
The Senor and Junior classes of the Girls High School traveled to Baltimore to see Hamlet and The Taming of the Shrew at the New Lyceum. They toured Stewart's Hutzler's Lexington Market the Y M C A and other sites under chaperones Misses Bader DeLashmut and Herwig.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girls’ High School
Baltimore
Walter Hampdeon
New Lyceum
Stewart's
Hutzler
Lexington Market
Y. W. GC. AL
Peabody Institute
Mount Yornon Place
Pape's Cold Compound Promises Quick Relief
A vintage ad claims relief from cold symptoms with one dose every two hours, noting instant opening of congested passages and head relief after the first dose. It touts quick action, pleasant taste, no quinine, and low cost, recommending readers insist on Pape's Cold Compound.
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Pape
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Anke
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Charles Bonebreak
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Gov. J. Long
Mary A. Smt
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Isaac Haller
Priond
Adamstown
Willam Sennings Bryan
Martin L. Williams
St. Mark
Petersville
Robert S. Carter
Hopkinsville
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Lombardi
Hood
Songa
Lara
Gleam
Ginnee
France
Mother
Caroline Russel Bispham
New York ‘Times
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Parade
Deatham
Frederick Boys’High School
G.H. S
Montgomery Court
Montgomery County
Fred Chute
Sanderson Porter Construction Company
Northern Virginia Power Company
Millville
Charles Town
Bend
Prican
Frederion
Nat" Bane
Te Yee
Emer P. Hot
Frederick County National
Frederick, “MD
THE
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Market Street
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West Patrick Strest Co
Pearl
B. i. Phebus
West
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Nis
Stewart
S . Bane Ford
Igooa
Commerce
A. Collins
Patrick St
Witth Street
Daniel AL Bugkey
John L. Stationhearer
Lfon Satilpont and Cart
Erie Place Stove
Alors Grocery
Cairigh Street
News Office
Proidgat
Onic
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Frederick and
C. Z. Boyer
National Life Insurance Company of the
U.S
Lasalle St
Entra
Madaget
Joan
America
Harding
Liberal Commission
Munsey Building
Washington, D.C
J. Gunor
Pearce
Storg
Gittinger's
Frank
Ndéwman
E. ¥. Goldsborough
Clifton
Menr Braddock
Sceeper
Allen G
Uynn “&. Co
B. Frederick
Tregerstown
Jhraderick
Gortipanifics
Enson
Gew
Bowen Patrick
BUICK
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LeGore
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