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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 23, 1922

Page

4

County school improvements advance with new wings

About 15 rural schools have completed improvements while Emmitsburg high school nears occupancy after Thanksgiving. West wing plastering is underway at the Boys High School, with the east wing on the first floor costing 60 to 70 thousand dollars. Delays in materials and labor have slowed progress. A colored high school is planned with about 1 200 dollars from patrons and 1 609 from the Rosenwald fund. Plans for a new Adamstown high school are being revised and bids will follow state approval.

Emmitsburg High School Hors’ High School Emmitsburg Boys’ High School Rosenwald Fund Chicago Adamstown

Repudiation Day Observed At Court House Afternoon

British Stamp Act commemoration to be held this afternoon at 230 o clock in the Court chamber under Frederick Chapter DAR. Mrs Francis H Markell will preside as Judge Worthington delivers address and Prof George E Smith sings. The Twelve Judges order will be read and a bronze tablet lists names. Flags urged to be displayed in homes and businesses.

Court House Frederick Francis H. Markell Baker Johnson Arthur Potts Court Street Court Chamber Markell Eli G. Haugh Glenn H. Worthington George E. Smith John Darnall Joseph Smith David Lynn Charles Jones Samuel Beall Joseph Beal Peter Bainbridge Thomas Price Andrew Hengh William Blair William Luckett James Dickson Thomas Beatty Dar

New Scout Troop Formed in Frederick City Area

A new bar scout troop has been organized in Frederick Grove with Wednes day afternoon announcement by the scout executive. Jax Fisher is the scoutmaster and John Landis assists. The Lynch and Columbia Lodges of the A F and A Masons will be big brothers to the troop. Two more troops are in formation. six active troops are expected in Frederick before Christmas. The Vatican warns prelates against political involvement.

Frederick Qecar Grove Jax Fisher John Landis Lynch and Columbia A. F A. Masons Big Brothers Frederick City

Rotary gives business value a personal touch in Frederick club

At the Frederick Rotary meeting on Wednesday members answered the question what Rotary has meant to them in business. Thomas W. Peters led the review while John A. Markell Jr. joined as a new member. The club will donate 100 toward the Frederick County Memorial Committee fund. Also noted were new American Political Science Association members from Maryland and Johns Hopkins.

Rotary Frederick Thomas W. Peters John A. Markell, Jr Markell & Ford J. H. Apple Frederick County Edward Teber York, Pa Rotary Club John M. Clarton, Jr Cambridge Charles E. Moylan Earl X. Bramble Baltimore American Political Science Association

Sunday Schools Organize In Tuscarora and Lewistown

Sunday schools in Tuscarora and Lewistown election districts organize for another year. Mebri Ramsburg Utica chosen district president with officers including Vice-president Marshal Zimmerman Charlesville secretary Charles C T Stull Bethel treasurer Jacob Gaugh Lewistown. Department superintendents named Adult Charles Green children division Miss Nettie Putman temperance Robert G Harley teacher training Chester G Clem statistical secretaries Mrs Newton Stull and Mrs John W Rothenhoefer. The road to health has a strict speed limit.

Tuscarora Lewistown Mebri

Musterole Promise Quick Relief for Neuralgia

Musterole offers fast relief from neuralgia by applying a small amount of the clean white ointment to temples and neck. Made with soothing oils, it is non burning and replaces the old mustard plaster. Available in 35 and 65 cent jars and tubes, hospital size priced at $3. Better than a mustard plaster.

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Frede, Flick Masona Sig Grothera Vatican Uepa Christmas Club Chipaes McCleery’s Jewelry Store North Market Street P. O Road To Health America Frederick, MD South Market St Armstrong Hause Mullinix Bentz
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