Monthly Meeting Elects Lutheran Society Officers
The Woman's Home and Foreign Mission ary Society of the Evangelical Lutheran church held its regular monthly meeting in the chapel with strong attendance. Presiding was retiring president Miss Mary Do Ott. Officers elected were President Mrs. A. J. Kater, Vice President Mrs. Henry Raabe, Corresponding Secretary Mrs. Roger A. Doll, Recording Secretary Mrs. Breckenridge Shaw, and Mrs. Harry E. Carty. Miss Ott led a study on Mohammedanism. Rev. F. S. G. Ray gave the benediction as members adjourned. Representatives Mrs. Breckenridge Shaw and Mrs. G. Rupp left for Baltimore to attend the Maryland Synod missionary convention at St Mark's Church beginning this afternoon.
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Breckenridge Shaw
Harry E. Carty
City Health Officer Reports Typhoid Cases by Month
Dr Ka Je McCurdy, city health officer, states typhoid fever cases reported for Jane Judy August and September and into October total 28. Monthly figures include June 1, August 1, September 19, October 3. The city’s total cases for last year were 48.
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York Fair Attendance Figures Reported
Fifty three people traveled to York Pennsylvania this morning over the Northern Central Railroad to attend the fair while fifteen more went to York yesterday for the event.
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Okla City’s Boom Impresses Oklahoma City Lawyer
W Clinton McSherry former Frederick attorney and eastern bond and insurance representative reports Oklahoma City’s growth and prosperity after drought years. He praises the city of 75 000, lavish development, and hospitable people while contrasting Oklahoma’s brisk street pace with Boston’s business crowd.
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Carload of Twenty Two Horses Shipped to Baltimore
Messrs dames A. Jones and Lewis Pagan shipped a carload of twenty two horses to Baltimore yesterday afternoon over the I. O. Railroad for sale at Fox's sale stables.
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Local Grocer Harry Youngs Relocates Business Venture
Harry Youngs, long time operator at the Ski West Patrick street grocery, has discontinued his grocery business and moved to New Market to pursue farming.
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Optician Aids Man After Steel Filing Pierces Eye
Jacob Gearinger, hurt when a steel filing pierced his right eyeball during work at Michael Togler’s shop, was treated at Baltimore’s Ear and Throat Hospital. Dr James A Long hopes to save sight, aided by a magnet to extract the tiny metal fragment. Gearinger returned home to Frederick for follow up as doctors assess final outcome.
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Emerson Literary Society Meeting At Jefferson High School
The Emerson Literary Society of Jefferson High School held a weekly meeting on Friday October 5 1972 with President W Glenn Routzhan presiding. The program included songs recitations essays and a biography of Henry Wadsworth Longfellow. A local health note reported 12-year-old John Bell ill from a nail wound now improving after medical treatment.
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Rosas Horine
Trenry Wadsworth
John Bell
Charles Bell
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Frank IL. Hedges
Young Bell
Mrs Cramer Burned To Death In Westminster Home
Mrs Martha Cramer died after a morning fire at her Westminster residence. A native of Frederick County, she had built several dwellings on Pennsylvania Ave. The incident near Westminster Theological Seminary occurred as onlookers and students witnessed her clothing ignite and flesh burn. She was alone, her husband long deceased, and she left no children. Nearby fishing reports note locals catching carp, eels, bass, and other catches along the Monocacy.
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Columbus Day Smoker Observed By Knights
St Johns County group plans a smoker on Columbus Day at the Cemidh Ub East Second street in Columbus City. Members and friends will gather Saturday October 2 for a program and refreshments honoring the explorer who opened the New World. Citizens are urged to attend and honor the occasion.
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Water main leak on West Church Street disrupts street surface
A damaged water main leak on West Church Street near the residence of Mrs Wo J. Grothers caused surface surfacing to bubble and appear as if a geyser had sprung. Repairs led by Superintendent Weiner involved walled break and work along Hust Church Street between Chapel Alley and Carter Street. Mrs Briscoe at Hopkins Hospital, Mrs Jdulin J Briscom, daughter of the late Governor Williams Hamilton, travels for an operation by Dr W S Laer.
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Consol Relief Fund Growth and Local Real Estate Notes
Relief fund contributions rise to 196 with deposits noted by officials. Local real estate transfers include Channel K Summers Kin selling Lime Kiln area farms near Yellow Springs to George Shafer and Prohibition Park parcels sold near Palmers Station to Clinton C. Thomas.
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Pape's Diapepsin promise relief for stomach misery
A vintage advertisement touts Pape's Diapepsin as an instant and lasting cure for indigestion sour stomach and heartburn. It claims relief within five minutes digestion of any food and no harmful aftereffects with dosages from a 50 cent case available at drug stores.
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