Layman group seeks 1000 for St Barnabas chapel
Dr Joseph H Apple of Hood College spoke to All Saints Laymen about integrating religion with business and expanding the horizon of lay activity. The meeting approved a campaign to raise 1000 for chapel improvements and planned a future special meeting to shape the appeal.
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Joseph H. Apple
Hood College
League of All Saints
League
St. Barnabas’ Chapel
Winchester Street
David C. Winebrewer
Winebrewer
Apple
All Saints
William W. Mines
Barnabas
Park W.T. Loy
St Barnabas
Antih
Frederick
Cumberland
Hooff
Edwin ©. Morkell
Francis B. Sappington
Conference to Represent Many Cities at Sta wids Meeting
More than a dozen cities in Maryland will be represented at the Sta wids conference of the Chambers Commerce and allied groups to be held in the city on November 26 and 27. The event aims to promote business agriculture and social interests with speakers from national and state organizations including BE Asbury Davis Governor Ritchie A Goldsborough Henry C Wallace and others. The gathering is under the Western Maryland Chamber of Commerce and features heads of city chambers addressing the meeting.
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Mzlang
Sta Wids
Chambers Commerce
Asbury Davis
Merchants’ and Manufacturers’ Association of Baltimore
Ritch’e: A. & Goldsborough
Atlantis’ and Manufacturers’ Associaton
Henry C. Wallace
Gray Silver
American Farm Bureau
Ernest M. Smith
United States Chamber of Commerce
A. Woods
University of Maryland
John W. Mackall
A. S. Cook
Frank T. Duncan
Towson
John S. Fulton
State Board of Health
Western Maryland Chamber of Commerce
Expert's Advice and Pie Cause a Stir in Witley
A quirky exchange features Wifle and Yubbie debating a pie and its taste while a misquote replaces David Lloyd George with Edgar Allan Poe. The clipped wartime style hints at a satirical newspaper snippet from a playful column.
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Willie
David Lloyd George
Edgar Allan Toe
Nicodemus Golden 50th Anniversary Celebrated in Keedysville
Mr and Mrs Martin R Nicodemus of Keedysville celebrated their fiftieth anniversary on November 10. A large gathering of 135 guests from Frederick and Washington counties attended including six who shared the original wedding day. The couple wed near Mt Carmel officiated by Rev Henry Bovey. A rose from the wedding bonnet was shown, kept by Mrs Jennie Ahalt.
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Martin R. Nicodemus
Keedysville
Washington County
Frederick
Washington
Amanda Huntzberry
Howard
Fannie
Jacob Huffer
Baltimore Alumni Drive Endowment Fund For St Johns College
Endowment efforts at St Johns College Annapolis report $100000 raised in Baltimore. Frederick county organizing campaign chair John S Newman. Baltimore donors include many non alumni contributing 10 to 1000 dollars. Subscriptions paid in ten semi annual installments over five years. Alumni gifts go to endowment. non alumni may earmark 25 percent to a Student Aid Fund loan program for eligible students.
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Baltimore
St. John’s College
Annapolis
Frederick County
John S. Newman
Frederick
Narrow escape for truck driver near Cartall Creek bridge
L. W. Hardy, driver of a Gulf Refining oil truck, swung to the edge of a deep ditch on the east side of South Market street near the Cartall creek bridge to avoid a Ford coming from the opposite direction. The near miss occurred Wednesday evening at 7 o'clock as Hardy traveled north toward the bridge.
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L. W. Hardy
Gulf Refining Company
South Market Street
Hardy
Cartrall Creek
Stromg
Truck blocked by dirt pile as Market Street work widens road
Hardy drove onto a dirt heap beside Market Street where workmen widen the street. He could not back up and was held in place by a large concrete curb skath. Traffic backed up about thirty minutes until a Gulf Refining tow truck freed the vehicle.
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Hardy
Market Street
Gulf Refining
Driver learns no serious damage after Ford collision
In London a driver stopped briefly to learn that no serious damage occurred, then drove on. Kit-Her husband teaches her to drive while Mabel asks if she has learned. Kit replies she has learned his temper and the horrible language he uses when upset.
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Ford
Kit
Mabel
London
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Ene - Guyow
Patent Colt
C. Thomas Kemp
Maryland
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North Market St
Masterela
J. R. Yingling
Frederick, Md
McCleery’s Jewelry Store
P. O
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Freesias
Greenawalt’s
News
Farmers & Mechanics National Bank
Frederick,md
THE _BANK OF PERSONAL SERVICE
Mullinix & Bentz the Rug Store
Quaker City
North Market Street
Telephone
Commercial State Bank OF Frederick
Liberty
United States
U. 8
State of
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Hammon Clary
Hammond Clary
Arthur H. Doll
Casper B. Cline
Jamf. Houck
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