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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 24, 1915

Page

4

Thanksgiving Observances and Markets Reported

The day before Thanksgiving is described as a real holiday with weather favorable and many attractions planned. Church services are listed across denominations, with times from 9 a.m. to 10:30 a.m. Stores offer goods for the festive feast, turkey prices quoted at 28 to 30 cents dressed, ducks and chickens priced, apples, pears, and potatoes seen at higher rates. Frederick Library to close. city drug stores to observe Sunday hours. Inmates at Montevue and the jail will have a Thanksgiving meal of pork, pudding, and sausage. Self denial boxes are mentioned as part of observances.

Mfeekher Evangelical Reformed Trinity M. E. South AH Saints Episcopal St. John's Catholic Church of the Brethren Evangelical Lutheran Henri L. G. Kieffer Evangelical Reformed Church Grace Reformed United Brethren Methodist Episcopal M. E B. A. Bowers Frederick Montevue

Thanksgiving observances and events in Frederick

The News reports a 9:30 country race in front of The News building lasting about thirty minutes with prizes awarded afterward. Thanksgiving services in churches, matinee and evening films, football at Cadetfield, basketball at Spring Grove, and a charity dental day are listed along with post office hours and banking closures.

Frederick Bowe’ High School Cadetfield Spring Grove Armory Maryland School For the Deaf Loats Orphans Home Presbyterian Sunday School Elf

Social World D A R Card Party at Mrs Derr Shriner’s Home

The D A R hosted the third benefit card party at Mrs Edward Derr Shriner’s Ceresville home with Miss Willie Ritchie reading the state convention report and a talk on Repudiation Day by Mrs Mec Jean. Guests received handkerchief souvenirs and refreshments included sandwiches salad hot rolls and coffee.

Edward Derr Shriner Ceresville Willie Ritchie Mec Jean Jacob Robrback Katherine Ramsburg Donald McLean Charles Winebrewer Edgar McCardell Frank Markell Janet Williams William K. Carlyle Golibart E. P. Gale Felicia Stauffer Mias Courtnay Stauffer Laura Singe R. M. Rau Elias Ramsburg Misa Celoe Roeskey Elizabeth Bowen Reformed Church

The Work of Death Mrs Alice R Tyler

Obituary notices for Mrs Alice R Tyler of St Louis aged 70 widow of George Tyler with five children recounted. Also brief death notices for Burr W Simpson aged 78 near Lovettsville and Mary E Lampe of Baltimore with funeral plans and interment in Frederick Mt Olivet. An auto accident near Plane No 4 caused damage and minor injuries. Mayor Fraley notes relief funds for deserv ing cases. Wells Fargo employees receive Thanksgiving turkeys as standard company practice.

Alice R. Tyler Alice Robertson Tyler George Tyler St. Louis Missouri Robert W. Jones Columbia, MO Burr W. Simpson Lovettsville John Towsend Simpson Sacha Lloyd Baltimore Thomas Simpson Frederick Mollie Arnett Brunswick Susie Miss Unison Simpson E. B. Simpson George Simpson Stone Lovellsville Arnold Grove Paris C. H. Feete and Brothers Mary E. Lampe Nate C. Julius Lampe, Jr Belt Street Mt. Olivet Cemetery Plane No. 4 Cumberland Fraley Filby Wells-Forco Fapress Company

Prizes Increased for Frederick Essay Contest

The News reports a letter from Blair of Silver Spring promising $25 to augment existing prizes for Frederick youth essays on The Five Best Things and Five Greatest Needs in Frederick. Blair ties the offer to a planned community Christmas party and urges joint fundraising with The News and local groups.

Blair Silver Spring Frederick Gist Blair Montgomery County Dblair News Congress Maryland Montgomery Press Sliver Spring Congreen Whch Eusay

Put At Head of Missions Rev Hicks appointed provincial secretary

Rev William Cleveland Hicks of Emmanuel Episcopal Church Cumberland has been named provincial secretary of Washington Province with oversight of missionary work. He will direct missions across 12 dioceses in the province. Rev Douglass Hooff, rector of All Saints Church, was re elected Archdeacon of the Cumberland Archdeaconry at a business session in Hagerstown yesterday.

William Cleveland Hicks Emmanuel Episcopal Church Cumberland Washington Province Mr. Hicks Douglass Hooff All Saints Church City Hagerstown

Umberger Farm Sold In Frederick County

One of Frederick county’s finest farms changed hands in New Market district. The Umberger farm of 150 acres near Monrovia along the State road sold for about 17,500. purchaser unnamed. A holding sale contemplated by seller. The property includes a fine house and new barn and is praised as a top cropping farm. John H. Stull bought the Warrenfeltz farm five miles north of Frederick on the Emmitsburg road for around 18,000. possession April 1. The Warrenfeltz property spans 141 acres and belonged to Mrs. Annie B Warrenfeltz and her heirs. Argentina progress remark appears out of context.

Frederick County John 8 Umberger New Market District Grayson H. Staley Monrovis John H. Stull Buckeystown Warrenfeltz Frederick Emmitsburg Markwood Harp Mr. Stull Annie B. Warrenfeltz Ross H Oscar M Miss Z. Warrenfeltz

Peruna Endorsed as Ideal Weather Protector by User

Mr George A Douglas of New York praises Peruna for curing catarrh of the bronchial tubes after exposure to rain and cold. He notes two doses restore him quickly and calls Peruna a protector in all sorts of weather. The ad claims Peruna cures more catarrh than any remedy and mentions Peruna Tablets for those who object to liquids.

George A. Douglas East 131St St New York N. Y

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