Hood College schedule of lectures announced at Frederick
Dr Arthur Peck proposes a lecture series at Hood College Frederick with topics from Storm Heroes of Our Coast to Quaint Little Holland over January and February 1914. College officers discuss Synod report and building fund growth while Miss Margaret Piper releases a new English and Literature book Sylvie Experiment from Page Company Boston.
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Arthur Peck
Hood College
Frederick
Joseph J. Apple
Our Coast
Berlin
Rhine
Germany
England
Paris
Louvre
Napoleon
Gypses
France
Azores
Bay of Nanes
Holland
William C. Schaeffer
Lancaster
Potomac Synod of the Reformed Church
Joseph H. Apple
Charles £. Wehler
Eastern Synods of the Reformed Church
Pittsburgh
Jeannette
Greater Hood College
Margaret Piper
Fies
Page Company
Boston
Miss Piper
Brunswick Stirred Over Arrest of Prof Fogle
Brunswick residents protest the arrest of Prof Oscar M Fogle principal of Brunswick High School for an alleged assault on a sixth grade pupil. He paid a $6.15 fine after appearing before Magistrate Miers. The incident followed disciplinary actions by Fogle and concerns about unruly pupils in local schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick
Oscar M Fogle
Brunswick High School
Lucille Shannon
Fogle
van Pelt
William Cahill
Miers
Georgia Gittinger
Frederick
Fogte
Stanewick
Pegie
Chambertal Tablets In Reported Healing Claim
An OCR fragment recounts a person named Mr. Father Mae Baker praising Chambertal Tablets for curing AIDS like symptoms. The text mentions fever, aches, and overall improvement after months of use and notes sale by dealers. The damaged source provides no verifiable specifics or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father Mae Baker
N.Y
Dealera
News of County Towns says local visitors return home
Local notes report J F Marin of Braddock Pa and visiting relatives have returned home. Lovettsville Va residents Maurer and McGaha spent Saturday with the McBride family in Brunswick. Several residents including Smiths, Danner, and Shan nons visited Baltimore and Winchester for shopping and leisure. Charles Town prepares for a new clothing store stock purchase. others head to Baltimore for lessons and business trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Marin
Braddock
Maurer and
McGaha
Lovetteville
L. E. McBride
Brunswick Street
India Donaldson
Pasoning Springs
EB. K. Smith
Carl Rinker
Lucille
Margaret Shannon
Baltimore
Allen Danner
Elizabeth
Almeda
Powell
Washington
Floyd Compton
Peabody Conservatory
Artie Moler
W. Va
Madge House
Sykeaville
Carroll County
Telephone Exchange
J. W. Mverhart
Winchester
F. E. Alder
Haltimore
Margaret Hyette
Rockville
Potomac Avenue
Sarah Shannon
R. I. Brown
Katharine
Mr. Brown
Misa Tillett
Staunton
L. C. Carter
Cumberland
HC. McAdams
Arley Moler
Mias
Mary Hendle
Mr. Moler
D. G. Molter
New York
Charles McLaughlin
J. W. Main
Anderson
Ind
Main
L. C. Collier
Little May Hoar
Wenner
Social notes from Dayaville and Germantown events
Several residents visited relatives and friends across nearby towns. Edith Sigmund stayed with the Marbaugh family in Dayaville, while Dallis Lindsay spent a week with his son at Bartholows. Edna Albaugh and a group from Feagaville were guests of Houck relatives. in Germantown Stella Snyder visited J C Sayder, Mealie Marth, from Washington, D C, visited Augusta Marth, Henry Lenhart and others hosted guests from Dickerson and Middlebrook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Sigmund
Charles Marbaugh
Dayaville
Dallis Lindsay
Bartholows
Edward Gittings
William Boyer
Charles Etzler
New Market
Weather Record for Wiek Station in October Week
The Weather Bureau station recorded daily high and low temperatures and rainfall traces for the past week. Tuesday was the warmest day of October so far, with temperatures reaching the high sixties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. B. Weather Bureau
Local Social Notes From Across Towns
Phry Wilson Pumphry spent last Sunday with friends in Baltimore. Mies Guasle Lewis of Boyds visited the Missex Pumphry for several days. Mrs J F Snyder and her grandson William spent last Thursday with Mrs Reuben Martin. Mrs W H Foster and Mrs Baker Crawford visited Mrs Ann Wallagh last Thursday. Mrs James Howes of Washington visited her daughter Miss Netlie Hawex near Neeisville. Mrs Bradley Dorsey, previously ill, is improving. Mrs Davis of Barnesville visits her daughter Mrs Sophie Bennett. Miss Ivy Davis attends a pending game time with her mother in Barnesville.
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Phry
Wilson Pumphry
Baltimore
Mies Guasle Lewis
Boyds
Missex Pumphry
J. F. Snyder
William
Reuben Martin
Whmam Foster
Mra
Baker Crawford
Ann Wallagh
James Howes
Washington
Netlie Hawex
Neeisville
Bradley Dorsey
Mrs. Davis
Barnesville
Sophie Bennett
Misa Ivy Davis
Lovettsville Notes From Virginia Gather Friends and Visits
Lovettsville residents welcome relatives and guests from Waterford Leesburg Brunswick and Rehoboth as social visits fill Sundays and Mondays. The Mite Society of Lorettaville’s M E Church met at Robert Grubb’s with good attendance and visitors. next gathering to be at Charles Butts’ home late October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lovettsville
Henry Yakey
Wallie Williams
Florence Sandower
Lovettaville
Waterford
J. P. Heater
William Heater
Annie Gross
Brunswick
Virginia
R. Householder
Annie Hil
Leesburg
Samuel Frye
Reboboth
Ida Wire
Thomas Smith
L. W. Fry
Mite Society
M. E. Church
Lorettaville
Robert Grubb
Charles Butts
Browningsville Social Notes Reflect Nearby Visits
Mr and Mrs John Hagan and families of near Cedar Grove visited Mrs Ellen Shipley Sunday. Maurice Watkins and Hittle Carl joined by Ernest Watkins and family called on Norman Jacobs of Gaithersburg. May Gannon Mabel Hayson and Messrs Fred Haul and Walter Sturgeon from Baltimore spent weekend with Anthony Smiths. Cromwell King Ellsworth Woodfield visited S W Broadhurst. Monroe Watkins Lewisdale with children called on H W Burdette. Ella Cutsall and daughters Fanny Beatrice spent Sunday with Amanda Watkins Lewisdale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hagan
Gassaway Shipley
Cedar Grove
Ellen Shipley
Maurice Watkins
Hittle
Carl
Ernest Watkins
Norman Jacobs
Gaithersburg
May Gannon
Mabel Hyson
Mesars
Fred Haul
Walter Sturgeon
Baltimore
Anthony Smith
Cromwell King and Son
Ellsworth
Woodfield
S. W. Broadhurst
Ladies’ Aid Society
Monroe Watkins
Lewisdale
H. W.burdette
Ella Cutsall
Fanny
Beatrice
Amanda Watkins
Higgenbottoms Visit Taylorstown Area Friends
Mr and Mrs Higgenbottom of Baltimore spent Sunday with A J Loy and family. Elsie Loy and Frenchie Shy visited Edna Wright, Grace Sandower and daughter spent the weekend with Mrs F A Shrr, details sketchy from local notes.
Local visitors share time with Blessing family
Mr. Oille Hyder of Baltimore spent a day last week with Mr. T. L. Blessing and family. Mr. and Mrs. William Grabill and daughter of Ladierburg visited Sunday with the Blessing family. Mr. James Palmer of Chambersburg is spending a few days with his sister Mrs. Frank Soper and family. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Metz and daughter shared Sunday with her brother Mr. John Fogle and family of Key Mar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oille Hyder
Baltimore
T. L. Blessing
William Grabill
Ladierburg
James Palmer
Chambersburg
Frank Soper
Thomas Metz
John Fogle
Key Mar
Hearing Continued in JLs HAMN Case At County Court
The Frederick County Commissioners deny any definite term or office for Hann and argue they may judge his discharge. Hann sought mandamus to restore him as jail fireman. hearing adjourned to Saturday at 10.00. They claim Hann left duties, bought supplies, and acted as an exposed agent, denying any formal office or guaranteed term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesseph. Irvin
County Commissionersa
Hann
Jacob Rohrbach
Ann
Frederick County
Frederick
Conard
Mack Depends On Plank Box Score Recap
Detailed box score from yesterday's Athletics game shows Gowdy and Baker with two base hits while Schmidt and Rudolph pitched. The messy OCR lists player positions and stats, with mentions of errors, double plays, and umpires, ending with a quip about kissing and disease.
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Schmidt
Gowdy
Martinville
Rudolph
Baker
McIinnes
Strunk
Barry
Schang
Wikol
Whitted
OM Render
Wrekott
Oldring
Moran
Heal
Coline
MeIanes
Render
Kaces
Klemn
Byron
Hildebrand
Literary Societies Debates and Meetings Across Sections
The October 9 1920 meeting of multiple literary societies reviewed programs comprised of recitations essays orations and debates on Negro suffrage with judges split 2 to 1 in favor of the negative in one section and the affirmative in another. others met to hear essays on war self control and Our Flag with various members presenting reports, readings and songs before adjournment to October 16 and 22.
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G. Hunter Bowers
Marion Stull Millers
Willis Marshall Staub
George Husichen
de Cotton Fields
Vane Rhinehart
Columbia
Noel Halle
J. Boulden Waters
Paul Simpson
Kefauver
Harris
H. Shaw
Moser
I. L
B. L. L. Society
Austin Pearce
Oscar Grove
Walter Specht
Henry Simpson
Roland England
H. Neighbors
F. Knock
A. Trundell
James Cramer
Harry Hopwood
Fred. Knock
Excelsior Literary Society
Anne Evelyn Stone
Lily
Olive Welty
Helen Joy
Sarah Leibshutz
Elizabeth Brust
Opal Steinhaus
K. Lidie
Reading
Margaret Woerner
Arie’e. Stone
Violet Ray
Mary Roderick
Marie Haines
Pauline Moses
Worth
Viola Huffman
Miss Spurrier
Annie Laurie
Lena Mitchael
Ruth Hull
The
Key Literary Society
Ernest Lipps
Guy Anderson
J. Bare
C. Reinmuth
A. Tracy
M. Miller
M. Willard
C. Brish
C. Bell
L. McCardell
H. Shaffer
C. Lease
Grove
Moran
Marrone
Lucius Haller
Juvenile Literary Society Debates Parcel Post Utility
The Juvenile Literary Society opened with minutes and roll call. Readings and recitations followed, including essays by Atkinson Dixon Engle and Gilbert. The debate on Parcel Post, with affirmative Schley Hennett Fahrney and negative Eichelberger Feaga Collins, ended 2 to 1 for the negative. Journalista Simmons Mealey.
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Juvenile Literary Society
Yeaxa
J. Miller
Tf. Crum
E. Thomas
R. Atkinson
M. Dixon
W. Grove
F. Engle
B. Gilbert
J. Six
Express
H. Schley
J. Hennett
E. Fahrney
Eichelberger
E. Feaga
F. Collins
Journalista
C. Simmons
Ht. Mealey
Apples and market stalls bustle with a varied harvest
A busy morning at the market house shows abundant apples in many varieties priced eight to ten cents a half peck and forty to sixty cents a bushel. Chestnuts, shell barks, and tomatoes appear plentiful with other produce and livestock prices listed for eggs, butter, poultry, and vegetables. The Scribe reports on a separate note about poisoned ash decorations at Johns M. E. church in Hamton, Baltimore, with victims improving though some retain swelling and eye issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sir Johns M. E
South
Hamton
Baltimore
J. J. Rives
Trinity M. E. Church
Frederick
Publication Aims to Spread a Health Remedy
Mrs. Joseph Kallang of Peru Maryland reports belching sour stomach and headaches eased by Chamberlain's Tablets. She writes they helped digestion regulate bowels and she feels entirely well. Sold by all dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Kallang
Peru
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