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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 23, 1925

Page

8

Monday Night Radio Listings Feature La Traviata Across Stations

A United Press compiled schedule lists multiple stations broadcasting operas and concert programs on Monday November 23. Highlights include La Traviata performances at WABC WEAF and other outlets, plus diverse musical offerings from orchestras, chamber groups, and educational segments across major cities and regions.

The United Press KFL Los Angeles Women’s Press Club KFKX Hastings KDEA KGO Garland KGW Portland KLX Oakland Lake Merritt Ducks KOA Denver Tillotson Sandman Lima Artista Orchestra KPO San Francisco Ada Waldrop Soloixta Lind KPRC Houston Ramblers Boy Scouts KSD ST. Louis Grace McGowan Steindel ETHS Hot Springs WAHG Richmond Hill Smith WEAP Fort Worth WBAYV Columbus WBZ Springfield Mass Rene Davenais

Death of Mrs Emmanuel Harner at Taneytown

Mrs Emmanuel Harner died at her Taneytown home on Sunday aged 65 years, 10 months, and 11 days. Funeral held Tuesday at 1:30 p.m. Interment in Lutheran cemetery. Survived by her husband. Also notes on local visits, society meetings, and residents gathering in surrounding towns including York, Baltimore, Westminster, and Hanover with multiple mentions of families and churches.

Taneytown Emanuuel Harner Lutheran Cemetery Charles Roop York Eugene Rendollar Young’ Women’s Missionary F Society Trinity Lutheran Church Mary Hesson Milton U A. Koons F. J. Shor Wallie Baltimore Chasy Eyler George Koontz M. A. Koons M.W. Shorb St. Jame’s Church Union Bridge W. W. ‘Garrett George Warner Jacob D. Null Annie Null Mabel Leister Carrie Winters Eleanor Riser Ada Englar Margaret i Nulton tJohn Hockensmith Ellis Ohler Clarence * Ohler E. M. Dutterer Allen G. Dutterer Silver Run Elurch Fe —Kz John Sauble J. A. Pierece Garner Roy Keefer Peter Sauble John Byers Hanover William Bush Margaret Dorothy Jaries Westminster Edward Crawford Sue Crapster M.louise Reindollar Samuel Galt Glenn Gall Thur Zmont Merlechier Sandsr Fzra Garner Minnie Garner Isabelle Linwood Samuel Gait Samuel Johnson Xoah “Selby W.D. Ohler Pauline Thei Mont Koontz David Cleusher Lit-Vesioen Wiliam Bricker John Dauch Lata Clara Bricker John Sr. Bowers Elwood Reep Women's Missionary Soccets Grace Reformed Church Wise Emmartinet Vesta Wettling Caeroldswirer Aucustus Crabbs Rose Curiss

Calvary M. E. Church Sunday School Session

Calvary Methodist Episcopal Sunday school drew 659 attendees including 130 men in Leaders Bible Class. Stockings funded for new educational building. Miss Nary Filler sang. Epworth League met with Chas Tammany leading. Thanksgiving services planned with Bishop Hamilton and an organ recital upcoming.

Calvary Methodist Episcopal Sunday School T la Om G. Ellis Williams Nary Filler Ts Rropp Epworth League Chas, Tammany John H. Hamilton Washington A. R. Snedegar Charlotte Kin

Dont Touch the Baby Four Year Old Miss O Neil

Four year old Miss O Neil, told by W D Coombs, believed babies come from flowers. She watched flowers in the garden and said she waited for a baby flower. She later pointed to a rose and spoke of a colored baby from the rose.

Miss O'Neil W. D. Coombs Los Angeles Times

Grace Reformed Church Thanksgiving Services At Grace Church

Large congregations joined in a Thanksgiving celebration at Grace Reformed Church Rex with Pastor Chalmers Walck presiding. Special offerings supported church apportionments and Home and Foreign Mission work. An attendance near 600 filled the Sunday school and evening services featured music and a sermon on Thanksgiving and Why.

Grace Reformed Church Rex Chalmers W. Walck Grace Church Woman's Missionary Society Hell Tts Mien Sladya Walck C. B. T. Hendrickson Builders Bible H. H. Abbott T. J. Gaehr Presbyterian Church Christian Endeavor Genevieve Herwig Charlotte Motter Frank Lewis Altar Guild Forrest Haugh Lillian Stone Woman's Missionary Society Willis Fisher Clarke Place Faithful Circle Bible Class Sons and Daughters of Liberty

Women’s Missionary Assn and Otterbein Guild Sway Sunday Evening Service

The Centennial Memorial United Brethren church hosted the Women’s Missionary Association and Otterbein Guild for a Women’s Day service with Miss Jennie Remsbourg presiding. Music by Harry Young Harriet Shook Lizette Prempert and Victor Summers. readings by Mrs. Jacob Kintz Florence Figenbrode and Daisy MacDonalds. address by Mrs. Frank H. Sappington. Attendance 218, offering $18.00. First quarterly conference to follow with Charles E. Fultz presiding.

Women's Missionary Association Otterbein Guild Centennial Memorial United Brethren Church Jennie Remsbourg Harry Young Harriet Shook Lizette Prempert Victor Summers Jacob Kintz Florence Figenbrode Daisy MacDonalds Frank BH Sappington Re Glen Glenn C. Garber Sherman P. Bowers Charles BE. Fultz

Melloslo Beauty Powder Ad on Perspiration Proof Skin

An advertisement for Melloslo a new beauty powder from Pederick Pharmacy claims a perspiration resistant finish that hides pores and provides a velvety natural look. The copy touts a fine pure texture and lasting shine free appearance.

Prederick Pharmacy

Ancient Ur life mirrors modern times in a British museum exhibit

A Vancouver Province note describes an exhibit at the British Museum showing Ur in ancient Babylonia. It highlights early schooling, a strict temple-run economy with in duplicate ledgers, ration pay, and little sentiment, including inscriptions to Innina and Ur-Engur.

Babylonia British Museum of Antiquities Innina Ur-Engur Summer Akkad Esh Bur Vancouver

Digestive load and meal frequency debate

Walter M Gallagher argues diges tion works best with rest intervals. Four meals a day strains digestion. three to four hours between meals recommended. For sedentary work some reduce to two meals. small frequent meals helpful in weak digestion. Fasting in some dyspepsia cases may help. letters delivered by sky rockets in Tonga noted.

Walter M. Gallfehan Buffalo Express

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