Among the sick in Frederick and vicinity
Mr. W. P. N. Lawson of Urbana is ill again at the boarding house of Miss Mary Fulmer, 119 West Patrick Street. Margaret McLaughlin of Patrick Street is improving after an injury at Gils High School. Dora Andrews of Wisner Street went to Baltimore for treatment at the Church Home hospital, accompanied by her mother Mrs Clas Andrews.
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W. P. N. Lawson
Urbana
Mary Fulmer
West Patrick Street
Margaret McLaughlin
Jonst Patric Street
Gils’ H High School
Dora Andrews
Wisner Street
Baltimore
Church Pome Hospital
Clas Andrews
Hamlett & Webb Win Vapor Heating Plant Contract
Hamlett and Webb of South Market Street have received the contract to install a vapor heating plant in the residence of Mr G Wesley Kindley on East Church Street.
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Hamlett & Webb
South Market Street
G. Wesley Kindley
East Church Street
Schools Embrace Boy Scout Movement as Supplement
Educators favor Boy Scout activities as a substitute for military drills, praising discipline, fitness, and character training. Captains Ferrari and Bare lead adoption efforts in Oklahoma and Culver, with principals like Thomas Aston endorsing scouting’s educational value and the British and American manuals guiding practice.
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Boy Scouts of
Ameren
Tor
Ferrari
Department of Military Service
State University School
Okla
Thomas Aston
McAlester
J. W. Bare
Culver Summer Naval School
Culver
Ind
Boy Scouts
Boy Scouts of America
Gare
Lydia E Pinkham's Medicine Praised by Farm Wife
A Scottville Michigan mother of thirteen credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Sanative Wash with restoring her health after hard farm work. She claims the remedies prevent backache and bearing down pains and helped her eldest daughter with painful periods. She urges others to use the products, noting they are made from native herbs and contain no narcotics.
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Scottville
Mich
Lydia E.pinkham
Lam
JT O
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Jonison
Lydia E Pinkham
Crops Yielded Well in County Indicates Good Next Year
Farmers report a strong season with rains boosting soil moisture. Wheat and corn show good start before winter. early seeding favored, but fly risk noted. Hay conditions favorable, many fields pastured, corn husking begun, apples sized up with high prices. Missionary Society elected officers for the year.
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Orh
Seadine
Ime
Rass
Priwih
Mid- Gistown
Smith Zimmerman Wedding Pair Wed in Rethel
Mr Wilbert J. Smith of Bloomfield and Miss Mary R. Zimmerman of Charlesville were married at Rethel this morning by Rev A L a Terman. After the ceremony the couple left for Hagersteen to attend the pair. They are popular and well regarded, with the best wishes of many friends. They will reside in Bloomfield. Subscribe for The News.
William R. Day, Only Justice Away as Supreme Court Opens
The Supreme Court begins its term with justice William R Day absent from the bench leaving justices ready to hear new cases. Court officials did not disclose his absence including timing or reason setting off speculation among legal observers. The court opened amid routine procedures and anticipated docket items for the coming weeks.
Squirrels Threaten Forest Replanting Efforts in West
A Department of Agriculture survey reports gray squirrels complicating reforestation. Ground pests already hinder seedling establishment, with prior steps to reduce gophers and mice. Biologists may use controlled shooting in infested areas while seeking nonlethal solutions.
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United States
Department of Agriculture
Penhan
Washington
West
Bs Forest Service
Pacific Coast
Forest Service
Local notes from County Creaghestown area events
The column lists community happenings around Gettysburg and nearby towns including visits by Mrs. Mary Kalb, Florence and Sarah Shryook, and Mary Stull. It notes church services at St. John's Evangelical Lutheran on October 15, a move for John M. Abalt, and various visits, trips, and health updates among residents. Also mentions chestnut gathering, a temperance entertainment on November 6, and Sabbath school and Christian Endeavor activities.
Sermons and Social News From Local Churches and Residents
Preaching at St Luke's Lutheran Sunday at 2 30. Rev Win Sykes of Pennsylvania to preach at Mt Zion Reformed Sunday at 2 30. Mrs Derr visited relatives near Myersville. Nina Nuil and brother near Line Kiln at G B Cullers. Lee Rannenberger and G W Marsh visited Middletown. John Alexander and son of Frederick. Mollie Hawker and Margaret Payne at Chestnut Grove with Mrs Derr. Mrs J C Clagett and daughter returning to Baltimore for winter. John Sieas to move to tollgate building north of Franklinville. Ruth Summel of Loys returns to Irving College. G Waters repairing Appoles church. Edith and Bessie Dorsey enter Irving College. George Albaugh moved to Mrs C Fogle’s, Woodsboro. J C Clagett’s property bought by Mr Byers. Smithsburg folk visiting. Rungsell Brandenburg and Barbara Lehman of Hagerstown visit A R Brandenburg. Mabel and Ethel Buhrman of Hagerstown visit. C M Hauver of Frederick visits. Frank Marshall of near Hagerstown visits Aunt A L Wauver. Many from here attend Hagerstown Fair. Rev Mr Hesse and family. Advertise in The News.
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Bob Hankey
Mary Kalb
Pennsylvania
New York
Bame Mirzes
Florence
Sarah Shryook
Hunting Creek
Mary Stull
Soyeure
Susan Gelybert
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Miyo
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Gon
Heness
Mra
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New Midway
Cie
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R. G. Ogle
Baltimore
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J. Werking
Trentville
Sue
Bebe Stevens
George Warner
Walkersville
Hoscoe Remaburg
Mary Fiver
Pearl Firrer
Lave
St. John’s Evangelical Lutheran Church
Geo. W. Crist
Luther League
DeLila V. Hann
Clroy Whitmore
Allen Mills
John M
Abalt
Levi Hann
Whig Place
A. M. Aringdale
Valley
North Carolina
Ethel Remsburg
Geo. B. Warner
J. Blaine Hoffman
Troutville
Katie Troxell
Messrs
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Geo. W. Hann
Rocky Ridge
Helen Stitely
St. John’s Evangelical
Maryland
St. Luke's Lutheran Church
Win, Sykes
Pennsylounia
Mt. Zion Reformed Church
BR. S. Derr
Myersyville
Nina Nuil
Line Kiln
G. B. Culler
Lee Rannenberger
G. W. Marsh
Middletown
John Alexander and Son
Frederick
Mollie Hawker
Margaret Payne
Chestnut Grove
E. 5. Derr
County
Edith
Bessie Dorsey
C. A. Dorsey
Irving College
Mechanicsburg
Hagerstown
Mr. Hesse
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