Rally of Christian Endeavor Society at Feederick Church
Over 125 representatives from county Christian Endeavor Societies attended the First Baptist church rally. Local reorganization elected Mamie Akeri president with Scrimfinger, Bowers, Swartz, Corn, and others filling key posts as ten day constitution open window is set. State officers Snyder and Mother spoke on church life and Endeavor principles, with Sisco detailing development of youth work. Afternoon session drew about forty. Hum melbaugh presided over later executive meeting due to illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Society of the Baptist Church
Ress
Pallowingie
Bartlett A. Bowers
Baptist Church
Mixa Mamlo Akeri
Albert Scrimfinger
Helen Bowers
Lowlee Swartz
Ruth Corn
Propst
George, A. Snyder
Middletown
Christian Endeavor Works
Bo Mather
Baltimore
Christian Endeavor Societies
Spencer C. Sisco
Christian Endeavor Work
E. WH. Hummelbaugh
Snyder
Hagerstown Industries Reach 1 9238 Workers in Plants
At year end June 30 Hagerstown showed 76 industrial establishments employing 1 9238 workers who produced products valued at 3 197 242 dollars. Of these workers 79 were proprietors and 46 were salaried supervisors and managers. Wage earners totaled 1 718. Capital in industries stood at 2 969 580 dollars with officials drawing 345 254, clerks 70 754, and wage earners 582 586. Raw materials cost 1 741 235, fuel power and rent 6 674, taxes 21 023, and 47 666 was paid for contract work. Other expenses were 18 144. Frosty morning: Frederick thermometer read 21 degrees, lowest this fall. yesterday 39 degrees. Leaders Class to Meet: Methodist Episcopal Sunday school plans officer nominating and business tomorrow night with refreshments.
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Hegerstown
Hagerstown
St Jacobs Oil Promises Relief for Rheumatism Pain
An advertisement touts St Jacobs Oil as a harmless remedy for rheumatic pain and aching joints. It claims instant relief from soreness and stiffness, notes the product does not burn the skin, and invites readers to try a trial bottle sold at drug stores. The copy emphasizes decades of cures and broad effectiveness for neuralgia lumbago and back pains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Jacobs
Jacobs
St. Jacobs OH
Made in America wedding gowns set fashion tone
New York reports a wedding fashion movement with gowns designed and made by a local firm for the bridal party. Dresses feature cream satin, point lace, tulle sleeves, and a Chrysanthemum color theme with orange florals. Bridesmaids wear yellow pleated tulle skirts and short coats in coordinating styles.
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New York
America
Paris
Tae
Winter fashion notes from velvet gowns to fur trims
The piece surveys autumn velvet gowns with long tulle sleeves and picture hats, noting return of one piece gowns with top coats. It highlights fur coats and trimmings as essential, describing pelts like broad tail dyed muskrat and astrakhan, and mentions Al Shane & Co. for fur fashions and new combinations of fur and velvet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al. Shane & Co
Maire Astrachan
Kolinsky
No Decrease in Corner Loafing Banquet Calls Police Action
Frederick residents discuss chronic loafing on Market Street with 52 counted on corners and doorways as Mayor Fra sey says police cannot curb the habit. President Cronenburg notes 42 loafers near church time while YMCA opens Sundays. Albert White urges women to press Aldermen to end corner loitering and curb indecent remarks.
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Lance
EL He Thimmelbaugh
Mountain City Lodge
Koof Po
Federick
Lowla IL Frasey
Market
J. Murrey Cronenburg
Frederick
Market Street
Patrick
Church
Baltimore
Washington
Cronenburg
Albert H. White
American Civic Reform Union
Trinity M. EL Church
South
Personal notes and travel chatter from local column
Purely Personal lists several residents and visitors including Dr T B Johnson returning from Richmond Miss Lillie M Keller visiting Mrs J Brooke Boyle in Emmitsburg Md George A Dean has gone to California for winter Mrs Annie A Cline of Boston plans weeks with her son Casper E Cline Highland Lodge near the city Large Parkers Asa Pearl near town yesterday slaughtered three hogs totaling 1164 pounds fashion commentary notes season trends and a brief signature Ros alind May appears in the closing line.
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T. B. Johnson
Richmond
Lillie M. Keller
J. Brooke Boyle
Emmitsburg
George A. Dean
Rockwell Terrace
California
Annie A. Cline
Boston
Mass
Casper E. Cline
Highland Lodge
Asa Pearl
Pearl
Bank in a bad way worries Mabel in story
In dialogue, Will fears their bank is failing after a $40 check is returned with No Funds. Mabel doubts the institution, noting it as a strong state bank despite the warning. The exchange underscores confidence versus concern in financial reliability.
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Mabel
Harper's Magazine
Wealth of Christmas Presents at Cartys Furniture Store
The annual Christine opening at Carty’s Furniture Store in Frederick draws housekeepers from the city and county to view a large display across three floors. Highlights include lacquered trays, mahogany bouquet holders and nut bowls, Globe Wernicke book cases, carpets, wall paper, and bedroom to living room sets. Established 50 years ago by the late C. C. Carty, the store remains a Fredericksburg landmark.
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Carty
Frederiekcy
Deautifel Auhogers
Carty’s
Carty Furniture Store
Frederick
CT. C. Carty
Robbery targets Wells Fargo offices in West Virginia
The gate to offices of the Wells Fargo Express Company and connected rail lines near Martinsburg was blown open early Tuesday, with about 490 dollars seized. An Italian and a Negro were arrested in Jefferson County and held for investigation. A separate attempt to rob a Norfolk and Western Railroad safe at Charles Town failed when robbers fled after breaking the combination. Police link the Brunswick burglaries to the incident. On a hunting trip yesterday Cimon B. Willard and ex-policeman William King bagged three rabbits.
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Wells- Fargo Express Company
Baltmore and Ohio Railroad Company
Kearneysville
W. Va
Martinsburg
Jefferson County
Norfolk and Western Railroad
Charles Town
Brunswick
Inter-State Doctors ease nervous trouble after gall stones
Frances Rush of Route 1 Hagerstown Maryland describes months of nervousness and gall stones before seeking treatment at the Inter-State Doctors Institute at 11 South Jonathan Street. She credits rapid relief to their mixed Allopathic Homeopathic and eclectic approach, with care offered daily including Sundays.
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Frances Rush
Route 1
Hagerstown
Hagerstown Medical Institute
South Jonathan Street
Hagerstown Institute
Maryland
Virginia
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Spelling Bee for New Market High Promises Support Friday
New Market High School students stage a spelling bee on Friday evening November 27 to raise funds for the graduating class benefiting its activities and future plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Market
New Market High School
Remarkable Cure of Croup by Chamberlain's Remedy
Mrs J B Cook of Indiana Fa recalls her child with croup last winter. She says a bottle of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy saved his life by cutting the coughing spells and easing the ground for him. The advertisement notes the product is sold by all dealers.
Farmers Business Bank Checks and Savings Plans
Farmers business notice highlights a bank serving farmers with a convenient checking account and a savings department offering compounding every six months. It emphasizes usefulness for farming operations and prudent money management.
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Eavorers
Feaderick Church
The
Methodist Episcopal Sunday School
Smart New York Fashions
Rosalind May
Carty's
Cimon B. Willard
William King
Farmers Business
Schooler Bakery
Harry G. Dorsey & Co
Popular Price Outfitters
North Market Street
Ratisans
Frederick County
Frederick Loan CO
South Market ST
Frederick, Maryland
Frederick Gas and Electric Dept
Hagerstown and
East Patrick Street
Alwans
F. Coluwres Knott
Sacceseor
Besant & Macit
Tifa
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