Workers rally for Knights of Pythias drive in Mountain City
At a banquet by the Pythian Sisters the Knights of Pythias launched a 500 new members campaign in Mountain City. More than 100 workers in 16 teams were urged to recruit with nightly addresses starting November 26 and a grand meeting at City Opera House featuring Henry Wise Beville and other speakers.
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Knights of Pythias
J. Murray Dronenburg
Reng S. Tarp
Dronenburg
Reno S. Tarp
Mountain City Ledge
City Opera Mouse
Pythians
Mountain Cty Lodge
Opera
Henry Wise Beville
Norfolk
Knights of Tyrthias
Discovery of
America
Damon and Pything
Pathagorga
Clearo
Bond Raised for Former R L Dollings Officials
William G. Benham and Dwight Harrison, former R L Dollings Co officials, saw their bond increased by 50 000 to a total of about 250 000 to secure their appearance in four courts. Both pleaded not guilty to federal indictments alleging use of Wemalts to defraud and conspiracy. They were ordered to return Tuesday to file motions and demurrers, with trial possibly set for early December.
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William G. Benham
Dwight Harrison
R. L. Dollings Co
Sater
Columbus
Pater
Xurity
Attornesa Smith W. Bennett
Nevin and Mattern
Dayton
Benham
Warrison
Mr. Bennett
Saterpo
United States Inidelity & Uuranty Co
County Notes from New Market on WeekEnd Visits and Local News
Miss Ruby Hipsiey from Baltimore was home for the weekend. Several residents, including Mr Clyde Smith, Mr and Mrs William Smith, and Prof C A McBride, are mentioned with weekend visits or incidents. Mrs Annie Lyddage died November 9th in Washington after nine days illness. burial in Glenwood Cemetery. Mrs Annie Mery Wood confined to bed. Mrs R L Spousler and Miss Nannole Reich spent Wednesday in Frederick. Miss Nannie Ficl to visit Savannah for the winter.
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New Market
Ruby Hipsiey
Baltimore
Clyde Smith
Wm. C. W Smith
C. A. McBride
Nannie Reich
Frederick
Wm. Herbertson
Herbert
J. Hamilton Blusher
Frank Hoffman
Frederick City Hospital
Annie Mery Wood
R. L. Spousler
Nannole Reich
William Herbertson
Mamie Boyer
Annie Lyddage
Jesse Woodward
Residence Hospital
Washington
Glenwood Cemetery
Melvin P. Wood
Joseph M. Wood
Nannie Fic
Savannah
Georgia
Jobe H. Collins
Gordon ‘Street
Philomel choir concert aids Baust church in Taneytown
The Philomel choir from York, led by Rev and Mr Ness, gave a fine concert at the Taneytown Opera House on November 10 for Baust Church Reform. Attendance was strong and the event was enjoyed by locals. Nearby notes mention a school bazaar on November 23 24 at Taneytown High School to fund the school, and the town’s new theatre marking its second anniversary with nightly shows this week.
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Taneystown
Philomel
York
Murray Ness
Baust Church
Opera House
Baust
William Miller
Philadelphia
H. B. Miller
John Shreeve
Curtis Bowers
Hanover
Lawrence Trimmer
J. N.O. Smith
Taneytown High School
J. A. Pierce Garner
Union Bridge
Nelson Ramsburg
Harry Forney
Baltimore
Jacob Forney
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