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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 30, 1921

Page

10

Brunswick Booters Capture County Soccer Title in Narrow Win

Brunswick High School pushed past Myersville 4 to 0 at Cadet Field to claim the county soccer crown. Rice scored twice, Smith added one, with Packer and Schnauffer each tallying as Brunswick dominated the second half. Williamsport awaits Friday’s state elimination clash.

Roger X. Daya Soever Brunswick High School William Hauvers Myereville High Schoot Cadet Feld Middletown Valley Upper Long Ranronders Myeraville A Houser Brunswick Hingham Hoffminster Staley Rice Mills Myersville Johnnie Neun Martinsburg Frederick County Williamsport Williamsport High School Washington County Cadet Field Caritoh Smith Smith Houser Hoffmaster Norrig Harshman Schnaufler Gr. H G. Toms C. Smith C. F Grossnickle Staley R. F W. Toms Rice Summers Bell Long Tucker Guais—Rice Sehnaufler Tucker Tohnnie Néeun

Sale of Building Lot by Cramer and Stauffer

Ioan and insurance agents sold the Frederick City Manufacturing and Developing Co's lot of ground located No 23 Block 5 on the south side of Park Avenue to George B Kehne.

Cramer and Stauffer Ioan and Insurance Frederick City Manufacturing and Developing Co Park Avenue George B. Kehne

More Contributors for First Thursday Hospital Donation Day

The list of cash donors grows with Chas Segalof and Mrs. F. J Rowman joining earlier supporters for the First Thursday Hospital Donation Day, expanding community backing for the charity drive.

Chas. Segalof F. J Rowman

Independence for the Philippines Opposed by Wood

The Philippine Islands should remain under present general status until Filipinos absorb and master current power, say Leonard Wood and W. Cameron Forbes in a report to President Harding. They warn withdrawal would betray Filipinos, harm Americans, and disrupt orderly, stable government, urging continued supervision and adjusted oversight. The 100-page report highlights findings on governance, independence desires, public administration, and the need for inspection and training.

Associated Press Washington Philippine Islands Uteh Leonard Wood Jeoverna Gene W. Cameron Forbes Harding United States Fifth Army

Plans for forming Young Peoples Congress in Frederick county

Plans to organize a Young Peoples Congress were outlined at a Frederick County Sunday School meeting. The tentative plan calls for a countywide congress this month for ages 12 to 24, led by Richard Inman, Young People's Superintendent. Col J W Cadwallader pledged assistance in writing the congress. The aim is to establish a Young People department for each Sunday school district including Hockerstown New Market Walkersville Brunswick Thurmont Myersville Libertytown Lewistown and Emmitsburg Middletown and Frederick. Meetings were scheduled to organize two Sunday school conventions in Creagerstown and Thurmont with the countywide convention to be held in Frederick later in August. The association president, George M Snyder, presided.

Frederick County Frederick Maryland Congress Hockerstown New Market Walkera- Vi Brunswick Thunment Myerssie Laterty Lewistown Emmitsbars Middletown Creazerstewr Thur Dar Devuber Redeha Werbrish Thurment Annal County Frederik Tharmont George Bert Snyder Association

Christmas Tree Prices Expected To Be Lower This Year

Dealers in Christmas greens are uncertain on exact prices as quotations have not arrived. One dealer expects prices to be lower than last year when trees cost from 25 cents to 5 dollars and a well priced tree could be 2.50. He usually sells about 200 trees annually and 25 percent are ordered in advance. Forest conditions elsewhere are reported good with no impact from unseasonable weather on the supply.

Shareholder Push Underway for State Agricultural Corp

Plans call for district meetings to explain the corporation and benefits to farmers. About twenty subscribed at a Saturday meeting as organizers aim for 250 shareholders and a county committee to govern the unit. Director Zentz and speaker Shamberger discuss direct producer purchases and cooperative access to supplies.

State Agricultural Corporation Pai David G. Zeutz Thurmont Leon Zentz Frederick Shamberger Frederick Shamberger Wen

Dance Winners Highlight Valley Hall Event

A nearly all evening dance contest at Jum Hall featured three hours of continuous dancing with no pauses. Miss Elizabeth Koontz and Mr Attison won the endurance prize, while prior top honors went to Leonard Alhaon and Miss Elizabeth Koontz. The Deep Sea Jazz Orchestra performed Friday and Saturday nights.

Valtice Daning Roger Lipps Maislais Miles Geoge BF Grove Madeline Cronenburg Carl Snook Clifford Stall A. W. Myers Miss Koontz Mr. Attison Porchestra Ashestra Milton Schaefle Joseph Eienhauer Ralph Schroeder Rog Schroeder Charles Hagan Austin Mantz Bones Deep Sea Jazz Orchestra

Three Weigh 1214 Pounds in Frederick County Butchering Season

The Frederick county butchering season, an annual rural community gathering, has begun with A. R. Phelps near Iamsville slaughtering three 10 month old animals. Their weights were 374, 426, and 414 pounds.

Frederick County A. R. Phelps Iamsville

Jefferies Heads to Gettysburg on Official Trip

Congressman Jefferies of Tennessee often called the baby member traveled by car with William M. Storm Daniel H. Leatherman and Irving M Landauer to Gettysburg to inspect the historic battlefield. He previously spoke at the American Legion Song Service at Braddock Heights during the summer.

Congressman Jefferies Tennessee Congress William M. Storm Daniel H. Leatherman Irving M Landauer Gettysburg Braddock Heights

Pepto-Mangan Advertises Health and Vitality

An early 20th century style notice touts Pepto-Mangan as restoring natural health and endurance. It claims long lasting benefits for vitality, strength, and youth, featuring a bold pledge that thousands rely on this tonic for wellness and resilience.

Reiling Wma Ams Ats Ootemser Ted Bend Pepto Waren

Mission Board of the Methodists Receives $5.5 Million

At the annual meeting in New York Dr. George M. Bowles reported total year receipts of 6.086 million dollars, with direct missionary appropriations of 5.228 million. The board highlighted multiyear commitments totaling 2.181 million and notes of famine relief funds amounting to 472 thousand. News advertising pays.

Ho Ihweather George M. Bowles New York Fowles Tr Fowley Board of Foreign Missions China

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