Halloween Social Ties Local AntlCan't Society
In the county news the AntlCan't Society of the Lar sheran Sunday School plans a Halloween Social in the Sunday School room on Tuesday evening at 7 30. Various residents from Baltimore Frederick Hanover and Buckeystown visit and stay with friends here. The county votes to appoint movie inspectors to issue free admission cards, with commissioners from Frederick Brunswick Middletown Myersville Emmitsburg and Cresgerstown leading the effort, though the role carries no pay.
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AntlCan't Society
Larsheran Sunday School
Hallowe’en
Wellington Fisher
Baltimore
State Board of Motion Picture Censors
John W. Hamm
Harry R. Witter
Frederick
T. N. Mohler
Brunswick
George C. Huffer
Middletown
Myersville
Frank M. Stevens
Emmitsburg
Thorman
Cresgerstown
City Opera House
Empire Theatre
Frederick County
Oyster supper planned by Bethen da M. E. Church Ladies Aid
Brownsville notes a Ladies Aid Society oyster supper set for Wednesday and Thursday evenings October 26 in Beall's Hall Lewisdale. Local visits include Mary King with daughter Mattie Watkins and Elizabeth Snowden of Baltimore. Various family gatherings and holidays are reported among Lewisdale and Cedar Grove residents.
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Good Templars
Kemptown
Meg. I. L. Shipley
Buckeystown
Ary
Rufus J. Baker
McHesn Watkin
Marie Purdum
Fatelle Baker
Browningsville
Ladies Aid Society of
Bethenda
Reverend R. 8. Poffenbarger to Preach at Lutheran Church
Braddock notices say Reyv. R.8. Poffenbarger of Woodsboro will preach in the Lutheran church on November 5 at 7 o clock. Mrs. Lillian Frantz visiting her grandparents Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Rast. Miss Emma Catsail and Miss Mary Zimmerman and Miss Helen Wolfe of Washington were guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Bast. Mrs. Marshall Grove visited her parents at Mount Pleasant Sunday.
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Reyv. R
Poffenbarger
Woodsboro
Lillian Frantz Fg
S. L. Rast
Emma Catsail
Washington
Mary Zimmerman
Helen Wolfe
3. L. Bast
Marshall Grove
Mount Pleasant
Lime Kiln Notes on Local Visits and Travels
Misses Gay and La key Brown of Lovettsville Va returned home after a short stay with Mr and Mrs Thomas Fisher Mr and Mrs John Berling and son Donald of Brunswick visited Miss Rosa Mossberg last week Mrs L 2 Maxwell and daughter Mary Elizabeth of Beckley W Va visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Lewis Barber spent a few days in Frederick last week
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Charles Waltz
Baltimore
Harvey Witmer
Hanover
W. H. Dorcus
Harry Spahr
Q. Spahr
Harman
Chica- 80
Ida Strawsburgh
Frederick
Reulah
Edna Smith
R. Paul
Robert Smith
KR. E. L. Barrick
Fred. A. McClure
Hraltimore
Charles J. H. Miller
Woellie Broadhurst
Emma Kennedy
Beuleh Brown
Mary King
Woodfield
Mattie Watkins
Elizabeth Snowden
George Catsail
Beatrice
Amanda Watkins
Lewisdale
Miliary Broadhurst
Woodmont
Beulah Brown
Janet Windsor
Cedar Grove
Lena
Bertie Watkins
Martha Purdum
Tony Housen
Sallie Watking
Ollie Lewis
Lizzie Cutsail
Kate Watkins
Etta Cutsail
Gay and
Lakey Brown
Lovettsville
Thomas Fisher
John Berling
Donald
Brunswick
Rosa Mossberg
L. 2
Maxwell
Mary Elizabeth
Beckley
W. Va
Lewis Barber
Pape's Diapepsin Promises Fast Stomach Relief
An old advertisement extols Pape's Diapepsin as a rapid, harmless remedy for indigestion dyspepsia gastritis and sour stomachs. It claims quick action against gas heaviness headaches dizziness and nausea and urges keeping a fifty cent box handy for upset stomachs.
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Pape
Dros
Toll Gates Up Soon On Buckeystown Turnpike Transfer
A conference among Chairman Frank Ji Zouck of the State Roads Commission and County Attorney D Princeton Buckey led to plans to transfer the Buckeystown to Georgetown pikes to the State as soon as clear routes are ready, with toll gates to rise. Attorney General Albert Ritchie discussed the roads, and the Buckeystown Turnpike Combine offices met and ratified the sale to the Roads Commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Ji. Zouck
State Roads Commission
D. Princeton Buckey
Georgetown
Mountain City Council hears state council reports
An Evening meeting of Mountain City Council No 12 of the Sons and Daughters of Liberty considered delegates reports from the recent State Council gathering. New State Councilor Mrs Katye Dyer and Edward M Bader addressed the group before a brief reception and refreshments of oyster sandwiches and coffee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Council
Mountain City Council
Sons and Daughters of Liberty
Katye Dyer
Edward M. Bader
Sculptor Hans Schuler Visits County at Indian Springs
Hans Schuler, a leading Baltimore sculptor, spent the week-end at Indian Springs with his wife and mother. The noted artist is accompanied by W. C. S. Rost and his wife who are also staying at Indian Springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hans Schuler
United States
Indian Springs
Mr. Schuler-Thomas
Baltimore
W. C. S. Rost
New Pastor at Rockville Appoints A T Howard
Rev A T Howard of Claris Louisiana has accepted the call extended by Rockville Baptist Church and will assume charge on November 15. He succeeds Rev Oscardo Henderson who has recently become pastor of a church in Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockville
A. T. Howard
Claris
Mountain Reserves Triumph Over Warneboro Contest
Mount St Mary's Reserve football team defeated Warneboro Raciness College 24 to 7 on Mount Monday. The mountain squad clearly outplayed the visitors, and a larger margin was likely had substitutes not seen extensive action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mountain
Mount St Mary's
Warneboro Raciness College
Railroad Worker Dislocates Shoulder in Fall
William Up Komer of East Third Street, an employee of the Northern Central Railroad, fell from a car on Saturday and dislocated his shoulder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William
Komer
East Third Street
Northern Central Railroad
Garrett Droppers Appeals by Loyal Greeks
United States Minister Garrett Droppers faced appeals from Greek loyalists who urged protection and intervention amid rising tensions related to the Greek cause. The protests highlighted international interest and diplomatic strains surrounding the issue.
Marriage Licenses and Divorces in Frederick County
A list of marriage licenses and civil actions including divorces and property transfers. Notable entries include Robert E. Roelke and Clara Rowe, Victor G. Hloede Jr., Catoni ve and Helen M. You, Clarence Fairchild and Lily Atari, Mantel Hoy and Annie Putsney, John Jones and May Catherine Jones, with real estate transfer involving Larry G. Heam to George P. Beam and a $5 fee.
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Robert E. Roelke
Clara Rowe
Butt
Frederick
Victor G. Hloede, Jr
Catonive
Helen M. You
Balimore
Clarence Frank Fairchild
Philadelphia
Lily Annetta Atari
Burkittsvile
Mantel R. Hoy
Annie Putsney
Woodville
John Jones
May Catherine Jones
Slarry G. Heam
George P. Beam
Residence repainting near Judge Smith and Mr Quynn
Walter EL Schearer repaints Judge George Edward Smith’s West Church street home. Henry RL Lampe directs a repainting crew at Allen J. Quynn’s East Patrick Street residence.
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George Edward Smith
Church Street
Walter EL Schearer
Allen
J. Quynn
Patrick Street
Henry RL Lampe
Sickness Bulletin From Shookstown And City Hospital
AMONG THE SICK. Mr. Elmer Shook of Shookstown is sick with grip. Master John Stockman on Center Street has typhoid fever but is improving. Mrs. Helen J. Engelbrecht of Taneytown underwent an operation at City Hospital and is improving and able to sit up.
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Elmer Shook
Shookstown
Jin
John Stockman
Center Street
Helen J. Engelbrecht
Taneytown
City Hospital
Dry Forces Rally With Open Air Meetings Across Town
United Dry Forces held a series of public meetings in Ballenger, Middletown, Frimitsburg, and Walkersville. Speakers included Noel J. Welty, Jivignihe, Rev Shipley, Mrs Neel, and Rev Welty Fahrney. Gatherings feature stereopticon lectures and live music from the American Band, starting at 7 30 each evening.
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Jefferson
Chaic
Slagge
Bowie
Mi Add
Noel J. Welty Falkrney
Jivignihe
Ait. Airy
Buckeyetown
Middletown
Heron Church
Neel
Milter
Walkersville
Frimitsburg
Shipley
Edgar IE McBride
J. Welty Fahrney
Addres
Court House
Mark
Bo & Q
Market
Church Streets
Song Rally and Lecture at Southern Methodist Church
Under the Wo A Christian Temperance Union banner a rally and ster optically lecture drew several hundred attendees outside the Southern Methodist Church last night. Dr Kidner delivered an instructive talk on the harms of alcohol, followed by a vivid portrayal of the dangers illustrated by Benjamin Sheerwood, with Prof Haaver and Mrs Amy Kump Dixon leading the Long Rally.
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Woa Christan Temperance Union
Talis
YS Por A Tobard
Southern Methodist Church
Kidner
Benjamin Sheerwood
Prof
Haaver
Boys’ High School
Tist
Amy Kump Dixon
Mr Witter to Attend Philadelphia Conference
County Commissioner Harry J. Witter named by Governor Farrington as Maryland representative on the milk commission travels to Philadelphia this afternoon for the conference. He receives a telegram from the Philadelphia Public Ledger conveying his views on the situation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Witter
Harry J3. Witter
Tarrington
Maryland
Delaware
Officers elected for Enoch Chapter No 23 R A Masons
At the annual election of officers of Enoch Chapter No 23 R A Masons held last night the following officers were chosen for the ensuing year High Priest M FE Sap pington Jr EF King Keefer 8 Toms WW Serhi e AL LeRoy McCardel secretary O C Warehime treasurer E H Ramsburz sentinel S J Mheads Guy K Motter retires as Wish Priest
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Enoch Chapter
Enoch
R.A. Masons
M. FE
F. BE. Sappington, Jr
EF. King
Keefer
Toms
WW. Serihe
AL LeRoy McCardel
O. C. Warehime
E. H. Ramsburz
S. J
Corn Husks Rough Storm Hits Panphin County
A severe wind storm swept across Panphin County with speeds near seventy mph. In Fisherville corn was torn from stalks, husking many fields. farmers spent hours gathering corn and cribs to salvage what remained.
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Harrisburg
Othe
Rpper
Ender Panphin County
Fisherville
Children Revolt Against Harsh Purgatives Promoted
A nostalgic warning against castor oil and calomel as outdated child remedies. Advocates California Syrup of Figs as a gentle, effective laxative that cleanses the liver and bowels and pleases children. Urges customers to buy only from the California Fig Syrup Company and beware of counterfeits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
California Fig Syrup Company
Eleven Neutral Ships Sunk in Recent Losses
Reported naval losses show eleven neutral ships sunk as Norwegian, Swedish, Greek crews perish. Four Norwegians, three Danes, two Greeks, one Swede per nation. About 28 sailors presumed dead as total tonnage lost tops 12,900.
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London
Steven Neat
Dar
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