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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1921
Page
6
Ann Widgel and Mrs Michael, both Middletown residents, recall 19th century travel by stagecoach and compare past and present customs. They discuss Prohibition, editing stage journeys to Frederick, social shifts, and the Volstead era, while highlighting changes in fashion, dancing, and transportation.
R Raul Santh announces receipt of Red Cross reports from Jefferson and Braddock branches listing dozens of members and contributors. City lists include Joan Markey Angelos Carros George B Kehne and many names with large total contributions noted. total above district reported as 87 and Jefferson district S10.
A series of estate prayer and song services begins Tuesday evening November 24 at 7 30 o clock at Mrs Mamia Smiths 127 East Sixth Street. The devotional committee aims to hold a service each Tuesday night in December and January in homes around the city. The public is invited. Billy Sunday hymn books will be used and Leaders Group Club members will help with singing.
The Sat People's Society of the Vroa bo hosts a regular Young Peguies meeting in Utica on Sunday November OF at 7:34. The program lists Tana slo, Marv Sneek, Hath Roehner, Catherine Marsan, Rafael Real, Mehri Ramebure, Walter Smnil, Miss Mahe and Nelle Lone, and Mose Rah Haamer performing recitations duets and a closing hymn with a benediction. The event includes prayers and collective readings, with an affirmation and a preparatory note about church attendance.
Four weeks before Christmas, young readers of Frederick and surrounding towns send letters to Santa, listing requests from dolls and toy trains to candy, oranges, and outfits. The notes mention good behavior, family wishes, and hope Santa will find them at North Pole or Frederick addresses as snow and reindeer are anticipated.
A long OCR fragment lists Sunday worship and Sunday school times for numerous churches in Frederick and nearby areas. It notes pastors including Wrightson, Hoover, Glen, Jrederick, Barret, Rupp, and Drummond, with services ranging from morning worship to evening sermons, choir events, missionary meetings, and catechetical classes. Also cited are church schools, congregational activities, and special events with scattered names and locations such as Grace Reformed, St. John’s Catholic, Trinity M E, Presbyterian, St. Barnabas Chapel, St. Timothy’s Chapel, and First Baptist.
In Winchester Hall last night the recital featured Phidelah Hive of Boston's Leland Powers School presenting The Great Adventure, a dramatized Buried Alive. Rice delivered five rare humor tones, with warm audience reception and vivid characterizations, followed by a brief humorous encore.
Treasurer Paul Smith announced subscriptions totaling 380 for Salvation Army maintenance in this city. The list includes many named contributors with assorted cash amounts, totaling 80 dollars. The record also notes individual donors such as Lucy Machley and multiple others, indicating broad local support coordinated by the Salvation Army gentrilarienc.
Berlin reports an advance of seventy five million dollars to aid Germany through British credit efforts. The telegram notes expectations the loan would be taken up within a year, and mentions British bankers and German interests shaping the arrangement following the Washington conference.
Braddock Lutheran holds Sunday school at 1 30 p m with worship by Rev Mr TL for Rev Robert Lea Bair pastor. Reformed church at Ulin has 10 30 a m morning service next Sunday with Sunday school at 9 15 and Young People's meeting 7 30 p m. Zion Reformed regular services and Charlesville schedule list times for Sunday activities including catechetical class at 3 30 p m. Walkersville reports Sunday school 9 30 a m morning worship 10 30 a m with sermon by Rev William F Belong of Philadelphia plus Christian Endeavor 6 45 p m led by Mrs Annabelle Grantham and Missionary Society at 7 30 p m The Rainbow Pageant addressed by Miss Marion P Firer returned missionary Woodshorn lists Sunday school 1 45 a m service 2 p m sermon by Rev W F DeLong of Philadelphia Christian Endeavor 6 45 p m led by Miss Alta L Smith and Missionary Society bank offering service 7 30 p m
The Hood college group woke to a rainy Thanksgiving Day November 24 but carried on with church services at 11 with reserved pews for students and a 2 o clock turkey feast. The six course meal pleased everyone as college songs accompanied each course and the president and family joined for the day.
Mrs Mary Raarsreck of 270 Wisconsin St Kenosha Wisconsin reports six weeks in bed with inflammation of the bowels. A neighbor advised Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. after starting, a physician urged continuing, noting relief. She says many friends are now helped and recommends the remedy for female complaints.
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