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News in Frederick, Maryland

28 Nov 1921

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News

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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 28, 1921

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6

Thanksgiving Dance at Hood College Held in Frederick Armory

Hood College students hosted an annual Thanksgiving dance at the Frederick Armory. The event featured Japanese style décor with wisteria, cherry blossoms, fans, and paper parasols. Music was by conductor David Hagan, with chaperones including President and Mrs. Apple and Miss Helen Yost. Attendees listed extensively by name, including numerous students and guests from multiple states and institutions.

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Frederick Armory Hood College Armory David Hagan Joph A. Apple Helen Price Lantz Helen Yost Jeanne Batgealt Gertrude Cook Charlotte Myers Mary Willet Margaret Witt Mary Wright Hilda Raph Helen Theffenbach Esther Bright Mary Dickert Elizabeth LeVan Margery Lentz Frances Hesler Constance Bultman Frances Smith Margaret J’epple Mary Rhoads Emily Apple Garrity Profumo Pauline Miller Espzabeth Harris Travie Bolin Mary Esther Tull Mary Weldon Kerfoot Claire van Dyke Esther Koons Walt Rether Grace Kitterman Flora Morton Evelyn Hoover Margaret Rupp Mary Bruce Doss Margaret Smith Alice McCusker Frances Fossett Mary Catherine Htchison Elizabeth Johnon May I. Jones Mary Weaver Margaret Higbee Sara Myton Josephina Williams Elizabeth Berger Sara Hunt Laura Bugbee Marion Winifred O'Dell Evelyn Atherton Elizabeth Seipp Mary Sethert Mary Lee Corri Her Lillian Noon Eleanor Myron Marguerite Wolfe Kathleen Worst Emily Lapp Goldae Biser Rhea Webb Elizabeth Sheeley Mary Jane Bech Ruth Thomas Ruth Morrison Dorothea Herman Dorothy Zeniz Saranna White Mary Prickett Alice Jones Louise Barnhart Lela Grether Madge Dordéthy Schoener Ann, McCullagh Anna Tisinger Helen Borkora Lewis Daisy G. Remsverg Lucile Keiler Gerneda Walters Sarah Miler Mesers Arthur Rhoade Edwin MacGill Anarles Sehroeder Anatin Kiwads Thonmais Pyles Alvin Henn Ames Hendrickson Anarles Gross Howard Shimer Harold Qing Cliford Yinger John Stauffer Holead Long Charles Himes Noel Halter Dr. E. Shemas Parsons Newnan John Newman Heswethboads Othe Keller Marion Miller James Grove Harry Toms Frederick M Gumtert John Brenneman Geo. Waltz Edgar Bixler Paul Lehman Andrew J. Merva August Borleis Frank Dempsey Page Schild Satonel Shank Walter E. Hill Paul Sheller David Gotwald George Myers Lewis Ritchie Ralph Robinson Getrdvorg Reshen Harnbari Jobo Barnbart Wiliam Alberts Peto Lee Kelbaugh Earl Kel Renzh Hardin Baltimore Paul Good Harrisboro van Iden Zeller William Lampe Philadelphia Frank Rennett Wn Darner University of Marpland Leon Suenffer Bookerstown Howard Bond Union Bridge Harry Boyle Winchester Corey Borie Ennitsburg George Zimmerman Phiadelphia Alfred Trandie Thurman Getts Ween Charlie Hebert Gerald Fiegdins Greensite F White Wacuaren Barmont Mc Cween Wathigton Tail Staples le Fingh Clarence Shayne Redford Raker Myton Ooreei Preeasa Ting
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Kemptown Community Show Announces Prize Winners

The Kemptown Community Show announced first and second prize winners across divisions like fruits and vegetables, baked products, needlework, and miscellaneous. Notable names include Miss India Boyer and Mr. CF Strubbs in fashion awards, with special prizes from Leslie Davis and F D Browning for best poultry and largest pumpkin.

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Kemptown Sesson Fralts R. B. Baker Watkhs Winfred Baker M. Ttrowning Vegetahior K Lee Davis Mr. Guldan Morley C. L. Riggs Glen Ami Maxine Browning Lede Davie Fulton Davis Arthur Hawking R. E. Baker Ki Baker Howard Hilliary Murris- Brantenburg O. M Brandenburg P. Davia Louis "Jones Wellington Baker Fatin R W. King J. Watkins JA Engle Herbert Barner Louis Jones Ray Waking D. M. Brandenburg King Brow E. L. Baker PO. Molesworth Lester Stiggs Roe Baker JM Browning Arthur Haskins A Enal W King J M Browning Clara Boyer India Boyer Warren Davis Harvey Grubbs Rufus Day Estelle Watkins Misa Extelle King Day Baker Robert Davis Leslie Davis Gorton Moxley O. M Branfenburg Rachel Davis L. Riggs LE Baker F D Browning JA. Engie M Brownlog Estelle Walkina John Hilliary Lynn Browning Cora King Eo Baker EB. Baker Leslie Pevis Vie JK Beall Gadea Modeyim Ho Price A H Greene J A Engle Lola Davis R W King W. O Buxton C L. Riggs R ED Baker W. B.D. Baker F D. Browning J .S. Watkins R. Wing King Bros Children’s Department Mary B Browning Mary A Engle Louise Browning Margaret Watkins Letty Greene
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Woodsboro Chautauqua Opens December Third at Opera House

The Swarthmore Chautauqua Association will bring a three day festival to Woodsboro Opera House starting December third. The company previously staged a satisfactory season, promising an excellent program with top lecturers. season tickets are available through the ticket committee. No charge for entertainments. The note urges cultivation of goodwill and making others happy as a fulfilling pastime.

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Chautauqua Festival Swarthmore Chautauua Association Woodsboro Opera House Woodsboro
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Arson charge bail set as Hobbs faces court in Frederick County

Sober arson case shows Samuel Hobbs about 25 held on $800 bail after waiving hearing. He allegedly set fires to straw stacks and woodland near Thurston near the Frederick Montgomery line. Witnesses testified to carrying kindling and coal oil toward the stacks. Hobbs claims he was hunting with a friend named Paul at the time. Emmett Parker, 60, arrested in Liberty for failing to support his family. sheriff to transport him. The article also mentions a royal visit to Frederick by a prince and the accompanying reactions.

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Thurston Frederick Montgomery County Satuel Hobbs Oll Juste Albin M Wood Whams, Wertemaker Jadi Jatt Trobte Sone Fherri Wertenbaker Shaw Hobbs Edgar T Mercer Salt Paul Emmett Parker Liberty Carroll County Bloom Westminster
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Japanese Delegates To Arms Conference Here

Prince Tokugawa, a Japanese delegate to the Washington disarmament conference, arrived with the secretary and other officials. They were escorted by a U S Secret Service agent and lodged at the Hotel Frederick yesterday.

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Prince Tokugawa Washington
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Cooperative plan eyed to cut farm supply costs state wide

Farmers’ meeting endorses a state wide cooperation to purchase fertilizer feed and staples, aiming to save spending on supplies and to coordinate agricultural products for sale. A county shareholding model expects about 260 stockholders, with a central headquarters to connect producers and consumers, and a Virginia style precedent noted. William J. Greve subscribes five shares as the Farmers’ Association pushes toward broad shareholder outreach. Feagaville WCTU held a November 26 service at the Lutheran church with a scripture reading and song.

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Alnot Shaniberger West Virginia Wiliam J. Greve Farmers’ Association Feagaville W. C.T U Lutheran Church
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Farmers hear about Agricultural Corporation meeting

About 70 shares of stock of the Agricultural Corporation of Maryland were taken at a farmers meeting at the Courthouse Saturday afternoon. The par value is $10. The locals plan to solicit more stock and form an organization with a purchasing agent. David Grentz opened the meeting and Thurmont director introduced Frederick Shamberger, secretary and vice president of the Federal Land Bank. He outlined the corps aims to develop the cooperative movement among Maryland farmers and to provide services.

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Agricultural Corporation of Maryland Federal Land Bank Baltimore
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Scrambled Names From Regional Directory Update

A fragmented OCR fragment lists multiple individuals and places including Kensington Bucknell Theodore Hartshorn Baltimore University of Maryland New York Walkersville Martinsburg West Virginia Virginia Brunswick Baltimore and various last names such as Helland Gerrish Glover Hentz and Weiler. The item resembles a partial directory or notice with scattered names and locales.

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Baltimore Richard Weiler Jack Bancroft Mortland Kennedy Vicker Albert Ridenour
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Meeting notes from Reformed Church service fragment

Fragmentary report of a church service including solo by Misa singing Jesus Savior Pilat Me, Mary Howasth Help Me Be True, and a W C T Benediction followed by a reading by Mias The next meeting will be held in the Leta Caller on ember 29 entitled Flo's Influ Reformed church. Meeting closed at 230 p m.

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Rachel Horme Misa Jesus Savior Pilat Mary Howasth Mias Leta Caller Flo Influ- Reformed Church
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SUSTO tonic food promotes vitality for Frederick readers

A Frederick advertisement urges readers to combat fatigue and irritability by using SUSTO, a tonic food developed by Dr. Pitt B. Hawk. It explains malnutrition, vitamins from yeast milk and eggs, and claims SUSTO balances the diet to improve weight, fitness and energy. Sold locally by J. A. Williamson.

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Seléfiée Pittip’ B. Hawk Jefferson Medical College Philadelphia Br. Hawk The Medical College Trent SUSTO Frederick J. A. Williamson
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State Armory Chautauqua Swarthmore Association Samuel Hobbs Ricks Braddock Heighta Frederik Croghan Japan Hotel Agricultural Corporation Court House Are ‘He Morward Mastin Emeas Les Vitamon A Vias Serle Dr. King Kings Pris SOX New York West Patrick Street Bates D. Faurney & Son Duonssown J. L. Bradshaw Company J. L. Bradshaw South Market Street Grayson Mercer Pythian Castle, Court Street UNIVE RSAL Detroit Ford and Fordson Frederick, MD
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