Mt Airy Poultry Show Promises Record Exhibition
The Mt Airy Poultry and Agricultural Association holds its Third Annual Exhibition open November 25 to 27 at the Masonic Hall with judges from Maryland Agricultural College and a large display of farm produce. Prizes include special premiums from local merchants and clubs, with birds from Maryland, Pennsylvania, Virginia and beyond expected to compete.
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Mt. Airy
Virginia
West Virginia
Madison Quatre Garden
New York
Baltimore
Hagerstown
Frederick
Alry
Maryland Agricultural College
G Werner
Airy
Appeal for Aid for Relief of the Belgians
An appeal asks for funds and cloth to assist starving Belgians under the London American Committee. The German occupation blocks food deliveries, but shipments via Hoover Page Whitlock will reach Belgium with guaranteed nonrequisition by Germany. Send checks to the Belgian Minister at 2011 Mass. Ave NW Washington DC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Kane
Joli’s Chutei
Tar
Tedvian Beded Fund
Childre
Cardinal Gibbens
Keaniinger Plavedith
Belgium
Germany
London
American Committee
Dloover
Pare
Ameren
Gid Mere Whitlock
Brussels
Englhard
Holland
Reilef Mund
United
America
Belgrain
United States
Canada
Seaboard
Havenith
Mass. Avenue
N.W
Washington
D.C
Teds
Hunters bag six rabbits and six birds in two trips
On a hunting trip yesterday Earl Abrecht and Nicholas Winger bagged six rabbits. Larry Grove Edward Grove and Gibson Young also hunted yesterday and bagged four birds and two rabbits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Abrecht
Nicholas Winger
Tlarry
Edward Grove
Gibson Young
Big Auto Burned In Town Area Fire Destroys Vehicle
A large seven passenger car was destroyed by fire in the railroad region near Wey Springs. The owner, identified as Donald POM, and another occupant were present as flames consumed the vehicle. Fire crews arrived quickly but the damage was total. No injuries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Pom
Pbersen
Wes
Faint Clues In Brunswick Robbery Case
A garbled report from The News yields few concrete facts about a Brunswick robbery. No suspects, locations, or timelines are clear, and readers are urged to read the paper for complete details.
Weather Records For Week At Local Station
Weather records from the local station of the Westber Bureau show temperatures from 60s to low 40s with scattered rainfall. The week notes highs around the 60s and a mist of rain potential, with limited precipitation totals recorded during the period.
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W. 8 Westber Bureau
Endeavorers Rally at Baptist Church Gathering
Frederick county Christian Endeavor Societies plan to attend a Tuesday rally at Mist Church. Officers will speak and the United Brethren and Baptist members prepare for the sale event with Rev. Bartlett A. Hawters leading reorganization. L. W. Mather and Alfred Day from Baltimore join as speakers.
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Baptist Church
Christian Eideaver Sovieties
Frederick County
United Bredhier Church
The
Bartlett A. Hawers
L. We Mather
Baltimore
Jo, Sisey
Alfred &S Day
George A. Snyder
MiditHetows
State View
First Edition of Boys High School Monthly Announced
The initial issue of the Boys' High School Monthly will publish in the coming weeks. Officers and editors listed include Molb tor da och HH Bower as editor in chief, CC Summers as assistant, with staff such as ALTL Doll and Wallikte aak, athletic editor, Harry H. Shaw as utility vector, and JT Waters, A A Pearre as literary editors among others.
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Molb Tor da Och
HH. Bower
Iuginess Mager
CC. Summers
Altl
Lont el Fjord
Wallikte
Atkinsen
Harry H. Shaw
Utility Vektor
Thomas Ordeman
W. U W. Atkinson
Co. B Receives State Equipment After Fire Loss
Company B at Hagerstown obtained state supplied equipment to replace gear burned in a fire about two weeks ago. The company is complete except for uniforms which have not yet arrived. The total weight of the goods is about 70 pounds.
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Hagerstown
Nurses Conference Promotes Efficiency in City Service
Miss Alice HE McCormack supervising nurse of Metropolitan Life Insurance Company met today with local nurse Miss Florence Garnet and agents at the Moderated Charities office to discuss improving efficiency in the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice HE McCormack
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Florence Garnet
Mixed Visits and Personal Notices From Town to Town
A long list of individuals, including Miss Marie Clingan, Miss Katherine Cramer, Mrs. K. OK Lighter, and many others, are noted as visiting relatives or friends in cities such as Washington Baltimore Philadelphia and Gettysburg. Several residents plan trips or have recently returned from journeys, with many mentions of family ties and social visits across multiple streets and towns. The passage reads as a social column documenting everyday movements and greetings.
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Marie Clingan
East Patrick Street
Washington
Katherine 2. Cramer
Record Street
Baltimore
K. OK
Lighter
Hoonsbere
Charles EB. Huntzberry
West Church Street
Huger A. Dall
Helen Kivin
North Market Street
Littestown
Gettysburg
Grace M
Elizabeth Sheeth
Philadelphia
Laura Klan
G. Jacob Backes
West South Street
David Dittmar
Higneturn
Maud Dittimar
South Market Street
Teachers School Plans Discussed in Washington and Frederick
Belief grows that a joint summer teachers institute between Washington and Frederick counties could benefit both areas. Superintendent Palmer says shared funding could lower costs, with a Pedagogy chair likely and four week courses considered, while plans also explore consolidating smaller schools into a central site.
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Vic Doard
Selvel
Wasthietom
East Church
Lave
Toca
Washington
Frederick
Teachers’ Institute
Superintendent of Schools Co
Shash Palmer
Washington County
Columbia
Baltimore
Palmer
Washington Acounts
Prederick
Patner
Simmons Held for Grand Jury After Incendiarism Charge
Charles Simmons, released on his own recognizance until the February term, is charged with incendiarism after a fire at Mrs Emma Jovens’s property on West Patrick Street. He testified he only wanted to enter the yard and denied intent to burn the house. Other local court actions include fines and detentions for unrelated cases as noted in the proceeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simmons
Attenex Reno
Kaward Neals
Stubl
Dan Steenwese
Jonn Will
Suv
Co. A Leads Regiment in October Camp Scene
In October Moor Do wom Markes reports unit Co. A leading its regiment on a campaign along the Suile Wer. The descriptive note highlights the company’s actions and mentions the period as a key month in the march.
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Moor Do
Markes
Campanas VW
Bod
Literary Society Debates and Officer Installations Mark School Term
The article details meetings of the A division with officers G Hunter Bowers and others, including annual programs, quizzes, and debates on intellect. It notes winners in the debate that argued Man is superior to woman, with the negative upheld 2 to 1. Additional divisions report officer installations, recitations, essays, and a large general debate with 20 speakers.
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Belles Letem
G. Nfantes Borci
Sectemuy Marlon
Milter
Tern
G. Hunter Bowers
C.thomas Smelers
Marion Miller
Resvitam
B. Davall Sehen
Cutie
Filmer Einberkers
Rey Adkinson
Whrarkin
Lester 1
Keriy Hows
Witte
Wade Vin Tan
KH. Swope
Maynard Harp
J. Jh. Harris, Jr
Krehoo
SS. Duvall Schell
Hoy Adkinson
Raymond Morgan
Paul Michael
Unen
Ewer Ifaberkorn
J. Boulden Waters
Howard Smith
Carlton Compher
Jesse Ramsburg
Fire Model Church
Austin Renn
John Hershberger
Gordon Buckey
George Griffin
Ervin Thomas
Walter Orwig Atkinson
Ralph Elias Schroeder
Arthur H. Doll
J. Fessler Haller
Thomas Daniel Qideman
Harry Raymond Mopgood
Ralph Zimmerman
Alfred Trundle
Arthur Doll
B. Webster
John Gaver
Otto Reinmuth
Earl Meossburg
Harry Hopwood
Atkin
Literary Society Debates and Meetings Report
The article details several debates and meeting notes from the 1914 era. It covers Leip versus negative positions, critic reports by Joe Stephens, and lists participants such as David Hagan, William Shook, Anne Evelyn Stone, M Kemp, Addie Gaver, Ruth Hull, Anna Bowers, Mary Roderick, and Lilian Beard. It also records Juvenile and Junior Literary Society programs with readings, recitations, songs, and debates on topics like naval usefulness versus the army and the value of honor over wealth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Guard
P. Hammotd
W. Scott
B. Rosenstock
JF. Bowers
Heese
M Eceger
A. Anderson
Leip
David Hagan
William Shook
Joe Stephens
Edecessor Literary Society
Anne Evelyn Stone
M. Kemp
Addie Gaver
Ruth Hull
Anna Bowers
2. Rowe
Mary Roderick
Viola Hoffman
Anne Stone
Annie Laurie
Lillian , Beard
K. Stupp
Lilian D Beard
Maryland Girls Club Holds Regular Meeting
The Maryland Girls Club at the last Church street school met Friday with Sluth Gale as president. After brief business, members performed readings and recitations including duets and debates on the prompt Resolved That Fire is More Destructive Than Water. Judges ruled affirmatives by a unanimous decision. The club adjourned to meet December 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland Girls’ Club
Church Street
Sluth Gale
Pearl Baer
Ann Bentz
Isabel Blumberg
Louise Brengle
Katherine Cronise
Elsie Geall
Grimes
Cubitt
Pauline Engle
Notice of Publication in Equity Case in Frederick County
The court orders publication for four weeks in Frederick County to notify absent defendants Bertha Hale and others of an equity suit by Catharine Suleer and others seeking a decree to partition and sell real estate in Frederick County Maryland. Defendants must appear by Dec 23 to show cause why the decree should not issue.
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Catharine Suleer
Ihelitus
Bertha Hale
Broderick County
Jeffer Son
Juld
Rhodren
Witharine Sulger
Lienry Sulcer
Catharine Sulcer
Frederick County
Aborgaret
Hale
Said
Maryland
Catharine Hale
Fennie Suleer
Joho Suleer
Sach
Luther Hale
Weill
Daniel Hale
Bloomington
Ano
Jawis Hoffman
Addit
Albert Hale
Mitte Hale
Dauwghter
Nnke
George
Marie Hale
Mather Hale
Dauhter
Mumford
Richard
Ek County
Richard Mumford
Jeanie Mumford
Jennie Mumford
Saul Lizabeth A. Hale
Daniel Baker
Elizabeth A. Mila
Auld
Lisl
Heat
Bertha Wale
Daniel Male
Lenda Hoffman
Lewis Hoffman
Albert Ile
Minnie Blake
Fannie
Gee
Mt Marie Hale
Esther Sinte
State of Mines
Circuit Court
Court of Equity
Sad Prederick Co
Harry W. Bowers
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Officers of Association
Association
Ernest L. Shipley
Jesse Ryan
J. K. Smith
Ord
Asa Tl. Watkins
Tres Er
Harry R. Zepp
J. O H. Rees
B. W. Bowman
Nathan G. Dors
Wrry A. Rankles
W. W. Baker
Watkins
John Mc Uaver
Wman
G. W. Bollea Sink Wol Walker
Sponseller, Burdette and Co
Rady & Routzam
St Rhode Island
Watkins & ‘Kopp
Lee Moffecker
B.S. Dorsey
Tone Heart Superior
W. IL. Hood, Son & Co
Educator
Kexses Davis Co. Inc
Battle Creek
Molesworth
Brady
Otis & Moe
D. P. Smith
Ox & Moe
S.C. Brown
s+ Louis
St. Louis
ELM
Olesworth & Son
Wyandotte
J. H. Kiews
J. Keller
Sy & Routzaha
Drugeists
Miack Orpington MG
Wyandotts
Plymouth Rock Club
Fr. Kane
Committee of Rett. Fund
Frother Brunswick
Cidasa
Ratafall
Chien
Belle PL Matthews
South Carolina
Collisower
East Third
Tillieth
Court Street
Tramsville
Shadel
Wisconsin
Riler ST Shadel
Teferson Street
Mad Hertze
Wiss Tithel Koontz
Et Cerstadur
Mas Metts
Janet Hao
OE Osborn
Miss Fair Story
Harmer Erove
Washapetod
Pfleeger
Ten
Gore
Dereat
Mich
Appesten
Herd Vtomoy
Gambrit
Weadville
Bode L
Esiden
D. Wagan
Secrtars
Arasireng
Ivan the Terribdie
Hammond
Charles Conkessas
Gettishure
James Falk
Pete
Tereerahier
Haldernte
Otalion
Merkel
Tuveny
Juvenile Literary Society
Mealey
Kyler
RK. Eichelberger
F. Collins
R. Shaff
Jarboc Grove
Cock Robin
Amemend
Maun
St. Cormac
FE. Christ
B. Gilver
Fr. Engle
L. Bennett
C. Kennedy
C. Warner
G. Crowe
Tunior
Esterly
David Aldridge
Ralph Martz
Frank Urban
Lewis Esterly
Roy Feaga
Walton Howard
John Worthington
Irvin Grove
Scott Stone
Millard Lipps
Russell Myers
Martin Urner
White Literary Society
Clara S. Grove
Elizabeth Apple
Hazel Shadel
Frances Oland
Alberta, Coner
Sarah Gregg
Mabel Zimmierman
Louise Haller
Katherine Tyson
Ruth Martz
Helen Beall
Mildred Biser
Mary Suler
Hazel Wiles
Tery W. Bowers
Freder- Mad
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Merman J. Noutzahn
Ascignee
Mort- Rage
William Uiddlemoncer
Hiddlemoser
Middletown Savings Bank
Isda
Orne
Frederick Cow
Fti
Novender
Harty OW. Bowes
Frederiick County
Ery
W. Bowers
Forn J. Heatrain
Selleitar
Ne TU
Phrdhive
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