Roll Call for Red Cross gains church support nationwide
Clergy and Sunday schools across the land prepare Roll Call drives to boost Red Cross aid. Pastor and lay leaders, led by chairman Smith, organize teams in communities including Sabillasville Middletown and Woodsboro, with solicitors named and more to be announced Monday.
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Crick -City
Traiman
Berar
Berenica
Wakir
Eva
AN. Dna
Crafford
Hock
Mika
iNellie 'Siganthian
Giullader
Cathleen’ Hickman
Mary
Francés Walter
Kathryn T Middletown
Leslie Cobien
Aratinete
Ramsburg
Mary Routzahn
Pastch-Raider and Firearm Enforcement Agent Case in Sunbury
An enforcement officer in Sunbury reports a domestic incident involving Mary Carrolla and a Leo Place hotel. A warrant was issued for an individual linked to a pastor accused of violent acts. Conklinables reportedly found a claimed weapon and charges were pressed against the entrant.
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Sunbury
Mary Carrolla
Leo
Shire
St. EB
Johnegn
Philadelphia
Pastor
Connor
Johnson
Romult
Fragmentary notice from old county area report
A damaged OCR item mentions Grange and Bariyy lineage, a son of Edward, a woman with products and a sheep tied nearby. It refers to an owner at Hoge salis and a factory context with unspecified work completed. The text is garbled and lacks clear action or dates.
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Grange
Nearly 100 Attend Monocacy Club Dinner in Hagerstown
Nearly one hundred men attended the Monocacy Club dinner at the Evangelical Reformed Church in Hagerstown with Rev Dr Scott R Wagner delivering the address on manhood. The event closed the club’s annual dinner in the church parlors. Wagner’s remarks were interlaced with jokes and stories as Clarence Stickell accompanied him to Frederick. Other speakers included Dr Charles E Wehler Hood College vice president and State's Attorney Aaron R Anders. The dinner was served by church ladies, and the committee was led by Jacob Rohrback Henry B Ramaburg and August T Brust. The December meeting committee included Louta A Rice Guy Al Droneburg and I E Town.
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Acmian
Scott. R. Wagner
Hagerstown Zion
Wagner
Frederick
Clarence Stickell
Hagerstown
Zion Reformed Sunday School
Charles E. Wehler
Hood ,College
Aaron. R. Anders
Arthur H. Doll
Davis
X. Dittmar
Jana
Henri L. G. Kieffer
Lo.dies
Jacob, Rohrback
Henry B. Ramaburg
August ‘Ft. ‘Brust
da Louta
A. Rice
Guy AL
Religious notices and services in multiple area churches
A dense OCR listing church services across several denominations. It cites pastors, Sunday schools, holy communion times, revival and catechetical classes, youth groups, confirmations, and special lectures across All Saints, Lutheran, United Brethren, M E South, St John’s, First Baptist, and other local churches with dates and times for Sunday and weekday gatherings.
Table Hints for Beef and Other Dishes
A collection of kitchen guidance detailing baked steak with tomatoes in a rich gravy, pot roast lamb with curry pork stuffing, baked tongue with raisin sauce, liver and bacon crepées, tomato with bacon servings, peas with bacon, fried tamale prep, and meat curries. Includes method steps, ingredients, cooking times, and cautions about doneness and moisture.
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Giluce
Europe
Walkersville Churches Schedule Youth Challenge
County churches provide morning and afternoon services at Walkersville United Brethren with Rev. Lester B. Zug as pastor. Sunday school 9 a.m. and 1.30 p.m. Christian Endeavor 6.30 p.m. Evening service 7.30 p.m. Youth as a Challenge discussed.
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United Brethren
Wm. R. Glen
Paator
Buttay’ School
St. John's Catholic
Methodist Episcopal
Trev
J. Q
Wrighteon
Epworth League
Miles
Beth “Zimmerman
Sarmon
Reguilar
Utlon Lutheran
Rev
C. Bhilke
Creagerstown
Walkersville-Gunday
Christian Eydedoor
Calvin
Grace
John A. . Ditzler
Sohleysville
W. R. B. Turner
Cleea
Walkersville United Brethren
Lester B. Zug
Mgt
Vernon
Walkersville
Stew Style Curry Method Notes
The fragment describes cutting meat, cooking with pasta, seasoning, frying briefly, adding cold water, boiling until meat is cooked and most water evaporates.
Ford Liberty motors power Alaska to Nome and back
Ford-built Liberty motors carried four army planes on an October 20 journey from Mitchell Field, Long Island to Nome, Alaska, and return. The fleet was greeted by forty army planes over New York City and escorted to Mineola. Captain Street praised the motors for durability amid rain, snow, hail, and mist, noting only weather hazards hindered the trip. The expedition aimed to prove air routes and mail delivery speed between Alaska and the mainland.
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Ford
American
Asia
Alaska
Street
Ford Liberty Motors
Publish My Letter Chicago Woman Praises Vegetable Compound
A Chicago reader describes four years of painful illness and inability to work. After doctors failed, Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound restored mobility, leading to gratitude and permission to publish the letter to help others learn how to recover. The ad notes the product contains native roots and herbs with no narcotics and offers confidential advice from the company.
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Chicago
Lydia E. Pinkham
Iba Owenstein
S. Marshfield Ave
Lydia FE
Pinkham
Pinkham Medicine Co
Evan
Mass
Good citizenship through every election day
Mary Stewart’s November Good Housekeeping quote urges citizens to back both sides of election day and monitor legislators, the Congress, the courts, and executives. It frames democracy as a cooperative, year round duty where the citizenry, especially women, share in stewardship and public welfare.
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Congress
Mary Stewart
Good Housekeeping
Cardus praised by Mrs Mabe for renewed strength
In Kerneraville North Carolina Mrs Mia Wesley Mabe praises Cardus a tonic claiming it restored her energy sleep appetite and mood after years of weakness and fatigue She notes it helped her puny daughter and extols Cardus as a superior tonic available at druggists with forty years of use and endorsement by thousands.
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Kerneraville
Cardus
Tonic
Mia
Wesley Mabe
Hero
Mra. Mabo
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