One Hundred Fourteen Red Cross Signups in Frederick
Frederick counts one hundred fourteen residents enrolled in the ninth annual Red Cross drive opened on Armistice Day. Partial reports come from two city teams. Mrs. Albert W. Condon led a team reporting ninety six names, with many subscriptions from Armistice Day.
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Frederick City
Amercan Red Cross
Albert W. Condon
Armiedice Day. Mrs. Condon Was Assisted By Miss Ruth Moberly
Wall D Zimmerman
Hliner Munshower
William Carver
Wleanor Tomas Herbert Gosnell
Mayette Uershberger
W. Re Harbaugh
Maisie Schmidt
Ioyal AL Kemp
Ufariy Almmelul
Cate
CL Wu Fout
Vonl
Jesse Anders
Princeton Buckey
Martin Kefauver
Daphne Moore
Irene Lindsay
Mary McGomas
Condon
W. A. Riddell
Ida M. Markey
Vserest Harding
M.S. Zimmerman
F. X. Staley
Clinton McSheis
W. Clinton McSherry
Mise Coynteln Grinder
Glen Metsregor
Vweary Birely
Rose Capello
Nerena Motter
Guy K Motter
Isaac M. Motter
Margaret Motter
John Martin Motter
Guy K. Motter
iHenry Eirely
Oscar Rhords
Louise Johanson
Cyrus Gambrill
P Os Lansdale
Allen Quynn
Allen Qu
Names of members listed for city campaign roll call
A list of individuals named as members on November 12 and November 1 for a city campaign roll call. It notes many names across multiple households and agencies, with the opening day of the roll call and seven other city departments yet to report. The text suggests a goal of two thousand members if public response remains strong.
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Hotel compliment highlights Key Hotel service
Sager, manager of the Francis Scott Key Hotel, received a letter from Samuel Al of Philadelphia praising the hotel for splendid accommodations after several days stay. The writer, who noted superior home like attention compared with other major hotels, was impressed during his automobile trip. Congressman and Mrs Robinson and Mrs George W Clinton of Hampton Town were guests at the hotel Saturday.
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ID Or, Sager
Francis Scott Key
Samuel al
Philadelphia
Philadelpha
Washington
Wederick
P. Bobinson
George W. Clinton
Hampton
Town
DeMolay Plans Benefit Play at City Pets House
The local DeMolay chapter mounts a benefit show titled She Wingate Secretary to aid local causes. Cast of eight boys and four girls selected last week rehearses for November 31 performance at the City Pets House. Previous production The Suicide Specialist drew crowds, with plans for an even larger scale this year.
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DeMolay
The
Order of DeMolay
Whith
Fou Girs
Methodist Attack on Governor Smith and Tammany Hall
A prepared statement from Methodist leaders in Washington on November 16 condemned Governor Al Smith as a Democratic presidential candidate and criticized Tammany Hall. They warned the South and the nation to guard against Smith and linked him to moral decline and close ties with prize fighting. The document questions Smith’s ability to win any Southern state and suggests his Southward appeal is doubtful.
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Washington
al Smith
Prestumaliy
Nmmany
Smith
Goveroy Smith
Lue Circumstance
Kings Daughters Class Meets at Calvary Church
The Kings Daughters Bible Class gathered at Calvary M. J. Munday school with Mrs Imasinoxs leading. Mrs Millard Wiles presided and a program followed including poetry and readings by Elsa Wisner and Mrs George Bowela. Next meeting is December 1 with officer elections.
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Kings Daughters
King's Daughters
Calvary
M. Ji Munday Achoal
Imasinoxs
Millard Wiles
Wan Penderal
Treadlug
Elsa Wisner
Readlug
George Bowela
Jacob Hesson
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RED Cross
Sager
Philadelphian
Tammany
C. Thomas Kemp
Frederick
Science
Victor Records
Victrolas
Storm & Shipley
Corne Market
Frederick County
North Market ST
Foxy Old Santa Claus
Hudson & Bell
North Market Street
Docsop
Frederick Pharmacy
Central Trust Company
Maryland
Myersville
Emmitsburg
Union Bridge
Monrovia, Md
Thurmont, Md
Duynn
Aluminum and Enamel
Quynn’s Hardware Store
God
Geo. S. Redock & Son
Lones
Confidentia
Will Flautt
Jewsler
Patrick St
Frederick Mer
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