Brunswick Industrial Board meets to map plant sites
The Industrial Board of Brunswick, named by Mayor Martin, convened with twelve members present but未 a permanent setup. K L Rinker was named chairman and H N Werntz secretary. discussions included two manufacturers seeking site and labor, one seeking 200 female workers, another under 100 workers, and promises of cheap electric power as an incentive. A larger public meeting is planned for November 21 to boost industrial effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Industrial Board of
Brunswick
Martin
Muunicipal
K. Ll. Rinker
H. N. Werntz
H. C. Hartzell
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Philadelphia
Tartzell
Baltimore and Ohio
Soard
Cone
Stepa
Troops to Have Turkey on Border for Thanksgiving
War department buys turkeys and trimmings for 150000 soldiers along the border and General Pershing's column in Mexico. The plan covers Thanksgiving and Christmas meals, with all troops provided for. Also reports death of Henry Steniewicz author of Quo Vadis in Vevey Switzerland.
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Washington
War Department
Southern Department
General Pershing
Mexico
New York
Henry Steniewicz
Vevey
Switzerland
Missionary Play Tonight The Pilgrimage or the Haj
A missionary play by Evangelical Reformed church members of Frederick to be staged in Seminary Hall tonight after last night’s Middletown showing drew a large, receptive audience. The cast includes Profess or Omar, Roscoe Rhoades, Donald Evans, and many others with musical interludes between the three acts.
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Middletown
Evangelical Reformed Church
Frederick
Pen Mur
Tonteht
Ita
Faent
Delegathon
Hey
Kieffer
Hey. A. Snyder
MiabHetowna Reforma Church
Professor Omar
Roscoe 2
Rhoades
Donald Evans
Rachel Motter
Malwmaun
Miriam St Appl Hasan
Charles C. Rhoderick
Aki
Turkey
Annie Brunner Kemp
Jakir
India
Villigin Cashour
Masmoun
Persia
Austin O F. Rhoads
Atw
Ino
Ruth Darrow
Hableeha Siera
Profexaer Omar
Marraret Weller
Gare
Evane
Naomi Haller Atemade
Lena Edmonds
Virginia Carty
Leda Mantaha 'Ne Dutlan
Katharine Tyeon
Elizabeth Kuhn
Charlotte Sinn
Miss Shin
Carty
Markgaure
Ruchsel Motter
Purely Personal Publicity from Middletown and Nearby
A long list of personal notices from Middletown, Brunswick, and surrounding towns includes Emily Ebner attending a horticultural show in Baltimore, Florence Garner returning to Frederick after Charities and Corrections Conference sessions, and many residents visiting or residing in Dover, Hagerstown, Thurmont, Yorktown, and beyond. The column notes several relocations, visits, and employment changes, plus the disappearance of the Edenbaugh house in Brunswick and a note about a Paris film plant production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emily Ebner
Baltimore
Wisen P. Smt
Isfa Elty
Jai
Florence BE. Garner
Frederick
Emerson Hotel
Badertis
South Market Street
Hagerstow
George FP. Hane
Washington
Bedness
Leatia Schmidt
Battulo
Soho
Wil. Teer
Best Cir Street
Neoogone
Jacksonvile
Mlorida
M's
Mary Whalen
Mra
Chester
Kennaty
Miller
Chas
Moidetown
Applemin
Raymond
Mildletown
Westerm Maryland Railroad
Biler
Mero
Chas. W. Wilhide
Middleiewa
Constipation Relief Ad Promises Quick Results
An old advertisement touts Chambertitis Pablets for bowel regularity, claiming easy relief from constipation. It asserts the medicine corrects the issue and is available wherever the product is sold, using urgent, period language.
Clack Keller Wedding Unites Edna Keller and Arthur Clark
A wedding at Graddock Heights united Miss Edna Keller and Arthur F. Clark of Baltimore. Rev. Geo A Snyder officiated at the home ceremony with close family present. After a brief trip to Niagara Falls and Toronto they will reside in Baltimore where the groom works.
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Clack—Keller
Mra
Mary KE. Keller
Graddock Heights
Mra K Eller
Misa Edna Manzeila Keller
Arthur Foste R Clark
Battmore
Geo. A. Snyder
Christ Reformed Church
Middletown
Tam ‘Hes
Clark
Niagara Falls
Toronto
Can
Baltimore
Barr and Boyles wed in Washington home ceremony
Miss Hertus Eugenia Barr daughter of William L Barr and Mrs Barr of Galthersburg Montgomery county and Harry Allen Boyles of Winchester Virginia were married Tuesday in Washington by Reverend Willum A Wade at his home.
Springfield Fourth Lutheran Church Calls Rev W K Brown
Rev William EK Brown, formerly Middletown Lutheran and seven years pastor at the Church of the Reformation in Baltimore, accepted a unanimous call to the Fourth Lutheran Church in Springfield Ohio known as the Wittenberg College Church. He will preach his first sermon the first Sunday in January. A stray note mentions a fussy wife finding a fly the most annoying thing in the house.
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Vinci
Frederick
Sarah Odell
Lockport
N.Y
Odell
J. A. Williamson
Maryland
Springfield
Wm. EK. Brown
Middletown Lutheran Church
Church of the Reformation
Baltimore
Fourth Lutheran Church
Oho
Wittenburg College
Brown
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Ruaswek
Wowstris
Wew
K. I. Rinker
H. N. Wernts
Hunter
Tamaqua
Raymond Schlear
Lewistown
Here
Walter Township
Padua
Rome
Benedict
Ausria
Patna
Franklin
IPA
Sweet
Elwin F Sweet
Commerce
Michigan
Wilson
London
Tulla
England
France
Italy
Altoona
Alteona
Ding
King George
Mr. No-gan
King Cerrye
J.P. Morgan
Caifegee
Rackinham Palace
Vinol
Miro
Newton A
James Hamil
Thurmont
Toft
Carlisle
Misa Martha Pope
Greencastle
Bessie Phracner
Josephus W. Shafer
Mary and
Grace
Yorktown
Yorktown Chemical Works
Vortner
Joshua Norris
Burkittaville
Wm. J. Gardner
Hagerstown
John Gardner
Ethel Lee Potter
Laltimore
Ky L. Bowlus
Edenbaugh
Third Street
Thow
G. W. Taylor
John ©. Mills
Ridenbaugh House
Paris
Frederick’s Best Store
North Market ST
Frederick, MD
Frederick's
Frederick City
Ans County
Hood College
Ats
James H. Gambrill
Elmer Brown
Harry Haller
Calples W. Lough
C. Pirely
ITER
Chaimwan Glenn C. Garber
R. R. Lewis
John D. Hendrickson
R. Paul Smith
Lewis A. Rice
Anda Scott & Bowne
James H. Harris
Charles Wertheimer
Frank B. Sappington
Frank C. Norwood
Horace C. Zacharias
George S. Rodock
Abe Rosenour
Frank V. Staub
Farmers & Mechanics National Bank
795
Frederick Gas & Electric Co
East Patrick ST
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