Local Knights of Pythias Drive Aims to Make Lodge Nation’s Largest
Mountain City Lodge seeks five hundred new members starting Monday November 26 for a week long drive. If reached the lodge would surpass seventeen hundred members making it the largest Tythian lodge in the United States. Leads include Reno Harp and J Murray Cronenburg with events planned at the Castle and City Opera House.
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Mountain City Lodge
United States
Pythias
Red Star Lodge
San Diego
Cal
Crusade Lodge
South Bend
Ind
Wayne Lodge
Detroit
Mich
Oklahoma Lodge
Oklahoma City
Provisional Lodge
Savannah
Mountain City
Tythian Lodge
Reno
Harp
Charman
J. Murray Cronenburg
FredericK Art Club Plans Regular Meeting On Louvain Library
The FredericK Art Club will meet this evening. Mrs. Creed’s paper on The Restoration of the Library of Louvain drew high praise at last week’s meeting. The talk covered Belgian library destruction in World War I and the U S funded restoration effort with plans for a Flemish style brick and blue slate library housing two million books.
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Frederieck Art Club
Creed
Louvain
Belgium
America
Millon
Whitney Warren
Lug
United States
Grace Sheelingh
Huntington Library
California
British Museum
New York City
Vermont
Congressional
Washington
Congress
Philadelphia
New York
Library of Congress
Dorothy Warchime
Cleveland Museum of Art
Cleveland
Obenderfer Dronenburg Company Christmas Opening
The Obenderfer Dronenburg Company held a Christmas opening at 24 26 East Rat t lick Street celebrating their consolidation under The Obenderfer Dronenburg Company. About 700 800 visitors toured furniture floor coverings toys and novelties from 2 30 to 5 PM and more attended 7 to 9 20 PM with music by Mrs Maud Waters Dittmar a souvenir giveaway and festive decor.
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J. M. Dronenburg and Company
F. W. Obenderfer and Son, Consolidated
Obenderfer-Dronenburg Company
East Rattick Street
Maud Waters Dittmar
Concrete bridge project near Emmitsburg to finish tomorrow
The new concrete bridge replacing the old one way structure over Tom's Creek south of Emmitsburg should be completed tomorrow barring bad weather. Concrete shoulder work on the Baltimore state road to St Charles College Toward county is also near completion bringing shoulders on the Frederick to St Charles route within 30 miles of Ellicott City. Roadwork accelerates across Frederick and adjacent counties with three miles of macadam resurfacing done on the Liberty Johnsville Pike leaving one mile to finish before winter.
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Tom's Creek
Emmitsburg
W. F. Childs
St. Charles College
Baltimore
Let Your Gas Oven Cook Food Not You Says Federal Expert
Smithsonian expert S. B. Wyer urges insulating gas ovens to save fuel and heat. He explains natural versus manufactured gas, optimal burner positioning, low pressure operation, proper air mix, and the risk of carbon monoxide without proper flues.
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Federal
NEA
Asmington
S. 8
Wyer
Smithsonian Institution
United States
Mr. Wyer
Style of the Bible Affects Modern Appeal
A Pasadena California Evening Post note queries why modern readers reject the Bible not for its style but because it cramps their t style. It reflects lighthearted commentary on literary taste and religious text.
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Pasadena
Calif
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