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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 15, 1923

Page

5

Layman's Campaign For St Barnabas Chapel Fund

Dr Joseph H Apple Hood College president addressed the Laymans League of All Saints church in Winchester Street calling for a $1000 campaign to improve St Barnabas chapel. Members discussed broad aims linking religion with business and a global vision for salvation as parishioners pledged active support and a campaign timetable was set.

New Horton Joseph H. Apple Hood College Apple AL Sainty William W. Mines Barnabas Park W Loy St Barnabast Frederick Cunberland Lessue Mr. Hooff AH Saints Puk Edwin C. Markell Francis B. Sappington

Stat e Chamber Conference Set for November Gathering

More than a dozen cities will attend the State conference of the Chambers of Commerce and allied groups in the city on November 26 and 27. Speakers include E Asbury Davis Governor Ritche A S Goldsborough Henry Wallace Gray Sudver Ernest M Smith Dr A J Woods John W Mackall A S Cook Judge Frank I Duncan Dr John S Fulton and heads of city chambers will address the meeting under the Western Maryland Chamber of Commerce auspices.

Malang Statie Chambers Commerce E. Asbury Davis Merchants’ and Manufacturers’ Association Baltimore Ritche A. S. Goldsborough Merchants’ and Manuufacturers’ Associaton Henry ©. Wallace Agriculture Gray Sudver The American Farm Bureau Ernest M. Smith United States Chamber of Commerce A. J. Woods University of Maryland John W. Mackall A. 8. Cook Frank I. Duncan Towson John S. Fulton State Board of Health Wsose Western Maryland Chamber of Commerce

Remembered It and the Golfing Marriage Row

Mrs Nblick accuses Niblick of valuing golf over their marriage. He recalls fondly the day after an event called IT sank a thirty foot putty judge. The dialogue hints at a strained relationship centered on golf obsession.

Expert’s Advice Sparks Contrived Pie Troubles

A humorous exchange shows Wille and Bobbie debating a pie’s quality. Willie refuses a second piece while a playful line from David Lilond Ceorge echoes a spoof of Edgar Allan Poe, creating a light, battered tone.

Wille Bobbie Wile Willie Civilization David Lilond Ceorge Edgar Allan Vos

Couple Celebrates Fiftieth Anniversary in Keedynville

Mr and Mrs Martin R Nicodemus of Keedynville Washington county marked their fiftieth anniversary on November 10 in a party attended by 135 guests from Frederick and Washington counties Some attendees were among those who wed fifty years earlier The bride’s relatives preserved a wedding bonnet rose from the original ceremony and a rose was displayed Mrs Amanda Huntsberry Howard and Fannie Huffer were among the guests from the area with Rev Henry Bovey the local officiant leading the ceremony

Martin R. Nicodemus Keedynville Washington County Frederick Washington Amanda Huntsberry Howard Fannie Jacob Huffer Martha Beedy Fannie Witter Mt. Carmel Henry Bovey Jennie Ahalt Hl. H. Ahalt Middletown W. F. Kohler Myersville

Endowment Drive Gathers Pace for St Johns College

With $100000 raised in Baltimore toward St Johns College Annapolis endowment alumni across Maryland counties push state-wide solicitations. John B Newmeus of Frederick chairs Frederick county efforts while Baltimore donors include many who give 10 to 1000 dollars. Subscriptions paid semi annually over five years. alumni gifts go to the endowment and non alumni gifts may allocate 25 percent to a Student Aid Fund loan program for qualifying students.

Baltimore St. John's College Annapolis Frederick County John 8. Newmeus Frederick

Truck Skids Into Ditch Narrowly Escapes Collision

Gulf Refining Company oil truck driven by W. Hardy veered toward the edge of a deep ditch on South Market Street near the Carstoll Creek bridge to avoid a head on crash with an oncoming Ford. Hardy steered clear of the machine as both vehicles halted near the east trench.

IL. W. Hardy Gulf Refining Company South Market Street Hardy Carstoll Creek

Driver blocked by curb during Market Street widening

Hardy drove onto a dirt pile by the street when workmen widened Market Street. He could not back his truck and traffic stopped for about thirty minutes after hitting a large concrete curb slab. A Gulf Refining machine towed the truck free.

Hardy Market Street Gulf Refining

London Answers Snapshot of a Family Car Lesson

The driver of the Ford stopped briefly after a minor incident, learning no serious damage occurred. The husband is teaching his wife to drive while remarks reveal his temper and harsh language.

Ford Kit Mabel London

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ST. Barnabas Chapel Layman’s League All Saints’ Church J. H. Apple Unc Aunnineae Waet Nad. C. of Avopieea Ween Owepa Prrfachlye Mrs. Nicodemus Frederick County National Bank North Market St J. R. Yingling Frederick, Md McCleery’s Jewelry Store Farmers & Mechanics National Bank THE _BANK OF PERSONAL SERVICE DAL Bkrese Narcissus Freesias Greenawalt’s News Job Patent Colt C. Thomas Kemp Maryland Mullinix Bentz the Rug Store Quaker City North Market Street Telephone U. S Currency and National Bank State of Hammond Clary Spe Hammond Clary Arthur H. Doll Casper B. Cline James Houce Nppar H, McBrids, and Irectonh WSPA
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