Eastabrook Arts Show Awards Recorded in Frantic List
The notes detail numerous prizes across art divisions including watercolors, china painting, and portraits. Winners include Ethel Wat, Courtenay Stauffer, Isabell Storm, Marie Renn, and many others with premiums ranging from 50 cents to $4 and totals approaching $1.27. The fragmentary record lists best in show items such as still life, landscapes, and enamel pieces alongside numerous smaller awards.
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Eastabrook
Bath
Estabrook
May
Marine
Tal
Arie Renn
Ethel Wy
Mars
Arat
Hammond Urner
Ruth
Gale
Ethel Wat
Esta- Crook
ML. Brown
Countendy Stauffer
J. 0. Estabrook
Marie Renn
Colossa
J. D. Katabrook
Mra. J
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Mra
E. R. Elder
Grace
Gaul
Lena Gerich
oMs L. Brown
Courtenay Stauffer
Alice Miller
China
Taabell *Storm
Isabell Storm
Mario Kenn
Isabell”. Storm
W T. Delaplaine
Robert E. Delaplaine
Halen Smith
Robert Smith
Stottlemyer
M. C. Stottlemyer
Delaplaine
MO. Stottlemyer
Ars.c. White
Helen Smith
Mra.g. White
C. White
Aniniatura
Helyn Snit
Flolen’ Smith
R. Groulemyér
William Delsplaine
Willan Delapiine
William = Delaplaine
William Delaplaing
William Delaphiine
Willan Delaplaine
Ruth Eapterday
Waters
Marie
Renn
Helen
Smith
Mires
C. A White
Courtenay
Stauffer
Elsie Lee
American Legion Recommends Congress Action
The American Legion delegates, after adjournment in Minneapolis, urge Congress to draft legislation aiding disabled veterans and widows. They call for $14,000,000 to decentralize War Risk Insurance, expanded vocational training, improved hospital care, and a Legion Home Founding Act to develop rural communities and provide homes and services for veterans. The body supports universal military training within broader civic control and continued military instruction in schools.
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American Legion
Minneapolis
Univ
Cuba
Torta Rica
Hawaii
Metro
Marchan Ne Sales
Col DD
John Markay
Mie Milli
Tie
Minestean Legion
Conventiq
O the Legion
Congress
United States
Congress Wai
Tor
Alport
Federal’ Board For Vocational Training
Board of War Tsk Insurance
United States Health Service
Legion Home Founding Act
Womr
Cy Homes
Benetin Cort
Leion
Margare Brown and Stella Stoner in Local Work Auction
A fragment lists Margare Brown and Stella Stoner connected to a local metal work item, with prices and buyers noted. The partial entry mentions Mrs. C. K. Stoner and a price of 75 cents, indicating a small sale or auction in a community paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown
T. Best
Stella
Stoner
C.K. Stoner
Officials Blamed For Loss By "Y" Team In Baltimore
In Baltimore on Saturday Maryland State College beat the Y M C A squad 27 to 6 amid complaints that officials biased calls affected the outcome. Duck LeGore's team faced penalties deemed questionable as the game exposed aggressiveness and strong line plunges and kicking duels. Forward passes in the second half produced longer gains as the Y M C A machine pushed for a comeback.
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LeGore
Martimors
Camp Mendenk Corps
Maryland State College
Baltimore
Saturn
Fowerfil Y
M. C
Special Services This Week at Trinity M. E. Church
A series of special services is planned at Trinity M. E. church with Rev. Dr. Ridner as pastor. Tonight a sermon by Rev. from West Baptist Church follows a prayer and praise service starting at 7:30, and an air of The Star Spangled Banner is attributed to Samuel Arnold, a Briton, in 1783.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity M. BE
Ridner
the West Baptist Church
Samuel Arnold
Red Cross drives in Frederick County gain strong support
The Red Cross campaign rounds Frederick County including city and rural districts. Membership reaches about 7,000 with officers confident it will stay above that level. The article lists numerous local members and mentions Maxwell car agency changes with Saltzman securing Maxwell agency for Frederick County and new service arrangements on East Patrick Street.
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Red Cross
Frederick
Catharine “Ambush
Guy K. Motter
Harry Ebert
Misa
Elizabeth Ebert
Allen G.quynn
Samuel L. Motter
David Mayier
Marjorie Motter
Jame. Ambush
Florence Ambush
Nan Thomas
Ruth Carty
Katharine
Eidling
T. Delaplaine
T. Delaphine
Jor
Himbury
H. Stanton
George Wiener
Maxwell
The
National, Motor Company
Louis Saltzh
Agate
Frederick County
Saltzman
Pelling’- Maxwell -Otrs
Maryland Motor
It Pays to Advertise in The News
A Mrs. Chas. Shipley message to The News extols the value of advertising. It notes the paper’s busy Saturday answering inquiries about rooms and includes the line It surely pays to advertise in The News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neiwg
Chas. Shipley
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Frank J. Schroeder
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George E. Smith
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