Thanksgiving Observed With Church, Theatre and Dinner Feasts
Thanksgiving day in Frederick featured special church services and athletic events, crowded theatres, and large family dinners. Hood College hosted a campus dinner. the New City Hotel distributed charity meals to the poor, with 108 served by the American Rescue Workers. A bazar at Company A drew crowds, with a prize fruit cake won by C. S. Cox of the New City Hotel. planned raffles aimed to raise funds for Christmas baskets.
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Hood College
Frederick
New City
Thomas Freeman Dixon
Walter G. Lamont
Lamont
Company A
Batdh
Frederick Mannerchor
Virginia Carty
Company B
Haerstown
Hagerstown
Hagerstown and Frederick
C. 8. Cox
New City Hotel
John Hershberger
Markey
Coblentz Heads Reformed Reunion Steering in 1915
W. G. Birely of Frederick chairs publicity with Emory L. Coblentz elected president of the Reformed churches reunion association. Officers include Ephriam Cornman vice president Rev James Mullan secretary and Samuel Brenner treasurer. Directors from Maryland Pennsylvania and Virginia named with Pen Mar as 1915 reunion site set for July 15.
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Reformed Churches
Pen Mar
Emory L. Coblentz
Hagerstown
Coblentz
Ephriam Cornman
Washington
James M. Mullan
Baltimore
Samuel 8. Brenner
Mechanicaburg
Howard S. Bair
Hanover
William C. Birely
Frederick
H. T. Weaver
Gettysburg
David M. Hariey
George A. Woods
Chambersburg
Rev
A. M. Gluck
Martinsburg
Emmitsburg
Frederick County
Messrs
Bair
Hurley
Mullan
Gibson
Cob- Jentz
Brenner
Gorman
J. B. Shontz
Rev. Mullan
Shontz
Vinci tonic touted as cure for nervous weakness
A testimonial from Mrs. Katherine El Kleit of Asbury Park New Jersey claims Vinci tonic cured her nervous collapse and fainting spells after failure with beef iron wine and cod liver oil emulsions. The ad presents Vinci as a constitutional remedy for weak run down conditions for all ages and offers a money back guarantee through J A Williamson druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asbury Park
N.J
Vinci
Katherine EL Klei
J. A. Williamson
Wood to Press Charges Against Siegel in Big Case
Former Frederick attorney Roger B. Wood, an assistant U S district attorney, leads federal charges against Siegel Stores Corp. after Henry Siegel was fined for a related misdemeanor. Wood says responsibility extends beyond the conviction and will present essential facts to a federal grand jury. He plans to show Siegel solicited funds via mail when stores were financially unstable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Siegel
United States
Siegel Stores Corporation
Roger B. Wood
Col
J. E. R. Wood
Henry Siegel
Wood
Federal District Court
Dharges
Maryland Congressman to push telephone nationalization bill
Representative David J. Lewis of Maryland begins a hard fight in the short session to pass a bill for the government to take over the telephone system. He is likely to have support from Postmaster General Burleson, who is expected to recommend the action in his annual report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David J. Lewis
Maryland
Congress
Washington
Burlescu
Despondency From Indigestion Hopeful Note
A newspaper advertisement from Mrs. Blanche Bowers of Indiana Pa shares that years of poor digestion left her discouraged until she used Chamberlain's Tablets. She reports improvement after taking several bottles and says her digestion is now better. The ad notes the product is sold by all dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche Bowers
Indiana
Chamberlain
Ata
Church Officials Named at Presbyterian Meeting
The Annual Congregational Meeting at the Presbyterian Church yesterday elected elders and deacons to fill vacancies caused by deaths and resignations. Charles G. Myers reassumed the deaconship, and trustees reelected were Hendrickson, McKinney, and Kepner. Sunday school and Brotherhood reports showed growth and planned improvements. Three members were named candidates for the ministry: Lenée, Simpson, and Hendrickson. Brotherhood guests to the Maryland School for the Deaf were announced for this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prsbyterian Church
Presbyterian Church
Omorolg
Loxnson
GT. Forrester
Charles Tretch
Eldridge Biggs
Carl Lease
Charles G. Myers
Charles B. P. Hendrickson
Williams. McKinney
TL Byard Kepner
William C. McCutcheon
Tie
Princeton Seminary
J. F. Miner Simpson
Hamyxlen Sydney College
Virginia
Dean W. Hendrickson
University of Virginia
Charlotteville
T. Forrester
Maryland School For the Deaf
Hagerstown to Build New Fire Hall on Oak Spring Site
Hagerstown will gain a new two story fire hall dedicated to fire purposes after an agreement between Pioneer Hook and Ladder Co and the Mayor and Council at a special session. The building would rise on the Oak Spring site on West Franklin street, unused city property for years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Pioneer Hook and Ladder Co
Oak Spring
Franklin Street
Lydia E Pinkham Remedy Helped Woman Recover
Florence South Dakota resident Mrs P W Lanseng recalls severe monthly pain and backache, says a bottle of Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound restored her health. The ad touts the product as a standard female illness remedy for years and invites confidential letters to the Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co for advice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
Florence
Dakota
Lydia &. Pinkham
P. W. Lanseng
South Dakota
Lyon
Mags
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Ma, Coblentz Heads
Frederick Man
W. G. Birely
Tri-State Association
MR. Wood
Markeys
Bostromans
Lewis
Greenawalt’s
Drug Store
West Patrick Street
South Market ST
Frederick, Maryland
Fant
Frederick R. R. Co
East Patrick Street
State Bank
Bravice
McCleery’s Jewelry Store
North Market St
the News
Troy
Dustin Farnum
America
Richard Harding
U.S
Laura
NEW York American
Cmes
Merhl F. Moberly
Seth
Madras
West Patrick St
Freddrick, Md
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