Liberty Town Notes Revival Plans To Be Held
Liberty Town reports union revival meetings planned December 7 to 20 led by Rev. M. Lee Starke of Brooklyn. Christian Endeavor at Methodist Protestant church hosts a service November 29 at 6 20 p m and 7 30 p m with John D Etzler leading. Local updates include visits, parties, weddings, and chicken thefts, with community members sharing travels and domestic notes.
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Libertytown
John D. Etzler
J. W. Parris
Asa
Newton James
Bessie
Sterling
Kansas
Bose
Rachel V. Simpson
Roland
Margaret Smith
Mary Lescallett
Frances. Appleby
Maude Bloom
Ida Garber
Dana Garber
Miss Wolfe
Emma Metcalfe
Fannie Kregle
Helien Simpson
Irene Sappington
Kate Dich
Carrie Sappington
Frank Metcalfe
Scott Starr
Hugh Carter
Edward Crum
Reign of Peace Lesson and Local Fire Report
In Yellow Springs a Sun day school lesson titled The Reign of Peace cites the Christ of the Andes statue as a reminder to end conflict. A Friday afternoon fire near a mountain area burned about 20 to 25 acres of young timber but was extinguished by Mr. Robert L. Tyler and helpers. Also notes report visitors and residents including Harry Zimmerman, Charles Pearl, Oscar Pearl, and Mary Shankle, with Shankle described as an elderly shut-in.
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Europe
Andes
Argentina
Chili
Isaiah
Robert L. Tyler
James Linton
Harry Zimmerman
Frederick
R. V. Stull
Charles Pearl
Baltimore
Oscar Pearl
Daniel
B. Pearl
Kichen Mary Shankle
William Shankle
Miss Jennie Steadman Returns Home From Camp FM
Miss Jennie Steadman of Camp FM returned to her home at 60 Thorn sday after spending a month away. The notice records a brief personal update in Harper s Ferry West Virginia, noting her return and residence.
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Harper's Feery
W. VA
Jennie Steadman
Camp FM
Creation photo drama to be shown at the Empire
Empire will present the Photo Drama of Creation in twelve reels over four successive days. The program begins Sunday at 3:30 p.m. with man’s history to the fall and the deluge, then continues Monday and Tuesday with Jewish history and the life of Christ, concluding Wednesday with major Christian events. Admission is free.
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Jaanes
Earth
Divi
Sion
Holy Land
Rome
Empire
Relatives visit across towns from Camp Hill to Washington
A local society notes multiple visits as relatives travel between Camp Hill Washington City Camp W111 and surrounding areas. Names include Mrs Jennie Rice Mrs Sigafoose Mrs Grubb and Mrs Littlejohn with trips to Washington W Va Md Md and Hagerstown. Fifteen of thirty four village pupils attended all fall term days ending November 13.
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Pittsburgh
Wheeling, WooVa
George Trail
Washington, D.C
Camp
Wilford Kidwell
Sigafoose
Brunswick
William Smith
Lovellsville
Saille Grubb
Bolivar
Londoun County
George Grim
Brownsville
Eames
Camp Hel
Jatin Littlejohn
Camp Hill
Charles Town
W. Va
Susan Peark
Camp HE
Branet
Tirs Schaefer
Shepherdstown
W Va
Mary Littlejohn
Teddy
Shenandoah Junction
Edward Fossett
Charles Mariott
Hagerstown
Our Village
Brownsville notes on local families and improvements
Mrs. Joseph Brown and her young son Paul of Baltimore visit the E. A. Brown family. G T Brown installs a heating plant in his house by H W John of Mauganeville. E A Brown visits Saturday with son G Brown, Bo and O. agent at Dickerson.
Handy Feed Cutter Built for Calf Feeds
J K Welch of Mureka Kansas describes making a simple feed cutter from common plank and a crosscut saw blade. The device cuts green corn and prairie hay into one half to one inch pieces in minutes, reducing waste and feeding twenty four calves efficiently.
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J. K. Welch
Mureka
Kan
Mayr's Wonderful Stomach Remedy Praised by Maryland Victim
A Maryland man with stomach disorders reports relief after using Mast's Wonderful Stomach Remedy. He praises its quick effect and urges friends to try it, claiming it saved him from surgery and improved his digestion without lengthy treatment. The ad notes the remedy is sold in town and by local druggists.
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A J. Alexander
Accident
Marr
Mayr
Hymeneal Pilob Maln at St Pauls Reformed Church
A wedding occurred Saturday November 21 at five o clock at St Pauls Reformed Church Mul very and Calhoun streets Baltimore. Miss Nanna N Main of Mdldietown daughter of Mr and Mrs M L Gaver became the bride of Mr Ross Firor of Thurmont Maryland. ceremony led by Rev Roy Alvill Conner pastor of St Lukes Reformed Church. The bride wore white crepe meteor over white satin with orange blossoms and a diamond and pearl pendant. She carried chrysanthemums. maid of honor Pauline Clark wore white crepe meteor over white satin with pink girdle and pink chrysanthemums. Brides brother Melvin Main and Paul Zalmmerman of Frederick were ushers. flower girls Virginia Fowler and Edward O'Hara. The couple left for Washington New York and the west at nine and will reside in Thurmont. The going away suit was green broadcloth with white hat and furs. Antecedent dinner at bride's home. out-of-town guests Edward Joy of Frederick and Cofford Main of Middletown.
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Nettle Ninemaker Martin
Charmain
Misa Hazel Kirk Martin
Chester Strother Cornell
West Virginia
G H. Enfield
Hawley Memorial Chapel
Hawley Chapel
Camp Fire Girls
Mary Walker
Fountaindale
Ruby Martin
Charlie Frey
Ohio
Virginia
G. H. Enfield
Charmian
Pac
Nettle Nanemaker Martin
HH. BR
Alice
Gettysburg
D. B. Riley
Fairfield
E. C. Reed
Paxton Riley
D. S. Frey
J. C. Nunemaker
Nancie
May
Waynesboro
Robert Watson
Mies Marie Hafer
Womelsdorf
Harry Starner
Ortaana
Charlie Harbaugh
Carrie Harbaugh
Routerville
Fritz
Quincy
Laura Lesher
Clearspring
Mad
William P. Nunemaker
Blue Ridge Summit
Edith Nunemaker
Emmit
Pilob—Maln
St. Paul's Reformed Church
Mulvery
Calhoun Streets
Baltimore
Nanna N, Main
Mdldietown
M. L. Gaver
Freierick
Ross Firor
Thurmont
Roy Alvill Conner
St. Luke's Reformed Church
Mias Lena Lurtz
Pauline Clark
Melvin Main
Paul Zalmmerman
Frederick
Virginia Fowler
Edward O'Hara
Washington
New York
West
Bride
Edward Joy
Cofford Main
Middletown
The Victoria Cross Origin and Value
The Victoria Cross began in the Crimean War to honor junior officers for singular bravery. Instituted by Queen Victoria in 1856, the bronze medal is made from Russian cannon, with intrinsic value about four pence halfpenny but sold at auctions for £160+. The cross carries an annuity of £10, rising to £50 quarterly for most recipients.
Thirty as the critical age for disease risks
A medical lecturer claims thirty is the critical age after which many diseases are outgrown yet new risks arise. Acne fades, consumption dangers lessen, and epilepsy or fever may not strike, but kidney troubles and cancer become more likely after thirty. New York Press notes this view alongside a remark on advertising driving business activity.
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Ife
Goller
Guy One
New York Press
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