PEAGAVILLE Sunday School parade and Lutheran rally noted
An Om county column reports a Sunday School parade to be held Sunday afternoon with preaching from 2:30 to 4:00 PM at St Luke's Lutheran Church and a 9:30 AM Sunday School session. The W C T U will hold its annual rally Thursday evening at St Luke's, with a special program prepared.
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Peagaville
St. Likela Luthesta
Calireh
St.Luke’s Lutheran Church
C. Newson Trunidle
Maryland Lutheran Synod
Boons
Jefferson
Mrn James
W. Virts
Keyser
W. Vai
Gibson
Estelle Gibeon
Norman Gibson
Child
Baltimore
Dossie Fuller
Keep Tryst
L. B. Hargett
Mary Trundle
Carroll Hull
Rosemont
Frederick
Myrtle Himes
Charles W. Himes
James Wirts
Samuel Trundle
Nora Kefanver
Middletown
Edgar L. Hargett
C. NX
Trainie
Wir
George F. Culler
James Shaft
Henry
Harry 2. Culler
Church Protration and Conference Events On November 1 2
Religious activities fill the Frederic County schedule with services at the Methodist Protestant and Methodist Episcopal Churches on November 1 and 2 led by Rev Luther Warner D D and Rev Charles Bonn, with protracted services starting January day events. Home Coming at Townsville and a Country Club ball conclude the list of community happenings.
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Marcellus Reail
Maryland
Charles F
Bonn
Pipe Creek Tenevolent Society
Third Quarterly Conference
Methodist Protestant Church
Peter NX. Hammaken
Thinmont
Hammaker
Kkinnest Stauffer
New Windsor
Edward Beall
Main Street
W. F. Rauscher
Nastor
Townsville
Methodis Protestant Church
Warne
Liberty
Own
Stephen's Orchestra
Danc ‘Ng
Chasco-Vin Tonic Promoted For Flu Season
An advertisement extols Chasco-Vin as a body building tonic to guard against the Flu endemic. It claims the formula boosts appetite, enriches the blood, and increases strength for the weak and rundown, noting a century old formula still prescribed by top doctors. Feederick Williamson's Drug Store on North Market Street is listed as the agent.
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Thess
Feederick, Williamson's Drug Store
North Market — Street
Property Deeds and Marriages in Frederick Area Listings
Property deeds show transfers in Frederick county and Emmitsburg district with values from 5 to 13 000 dollars. Marriage licenses list Elmer C. Long and Lillian E Seipler aged 24 and 21 respectively, values noted for several couples, with a divorce record for Harry Elder and Laura Hull and partnerships between Henry Wilson and Mary Catherine Engle.
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Ulysses S. G. Bourne
Lillian M. Henderson
City
Joseph Roach Et al
Walter W Parker
Gottege
Frederick
Adam. Durrew
George H. Gilbert
Charles C. Trickman
Luther C. Burke
Aviso
Chaneles J. Doll
Edward L. Babington
Anna Summers
George W. Geagsey Et al
Edward
Smith
Thomas Baumgardner
Oliver Ott
Emmitsburg
Joseph Englar
W. Warnes
Elmer C. Long
Waynesboro
Lillian E. Seipler
Catoctis Furnace
Harry J. Elder
Baltimore
Laura H. Hull
Henry I. Wilson
Mary Catherine Engle
Bow
Frederiel
Radio compass aids ships in fogbound harbor approach
Popular Mechanics notes in a heavy fog off New Jersey the Louisville Bridge Institute hearings failed to locate Ambrose channel. A navy yard reply gave precise bearings from Rockaway Beach to Sandy Hook and Mantoloking, illustrating how radio guidance aids navigation for travelers seeking a town route.
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Seys Popular Mechanics
Louisville Bridge
New Jersey
Ambrose Channel
New York Harbor
Navy Yard
Rockaway Beach
Sandy
William D Jamieson Aims to Raise Five Million for Democrats
William D Jamieson, director for Mnanee for the Democratic national committee, set a goal to raise at least 5 million dollars from 1.6 million people to fund the party for the 1920 campaign. In 1912 roughly 75 thousand to 85 thousand contributed 1.1 million, and in the next campaign 300 thousand people gave 2.5 million.
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William 1D. Jamieson
Democratic National Committee
King
NICE PREDICTS VICTORY FOR REPUBLICAN TICKET
A large Republican mass meeting in Red Men’s Hall Brunswick featured candidate Harry Nice for Governor Alexander Armstrong for Attorney General and Col Anna W Woodcock for Comptroller. The event drew many voters as the candidates met locals and touted strong prospects for a statewide Republican win.
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Red Men's Wall
Brunswick
Harry W. Nice
Alexander Armatrong
Anna W. OW. Woodcock
Charley RP. Goodell
Biilesamiter
Leo Weirberg
Drior
Colonel Woailveck
Arniestrong
Mr. Nice
Hagerstown
Nice
Hig Loghoodie
Jie
Bialtimore
Woodrok
Armstrong
Alexander Armstrong
Washington County
Prunssten
Interest in Team Increases at Local Y Football Club
Winrry LeGore leads the Y football squad which has adopted new sigmats and formations. They train nightly and plan an out of town game November 1 with Priarly Vfall on their grounds. A Thanksgiving game looms as Armatico Day aims for November 1 with St Marys and a November 8 match against a Baltimore team. The city anticipates strong crowds and weekly games leading to a potential Georgetown appearance.
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Harold Deland
Washington
D. G
Middletown
G. C Rhoderick
Helen Rhoderick
Beulah Butts
Edward. Bowlus
Friend
Florence Codora
Geo. A. Snyder
Christ Reformed
Snyder
Charles H. Coblentz
Roland ‘Park
Baltimore
Katie Rudy
Near Town
Messrs
Chalmers
Charle Groff
Washington, D. C
A. C. Weaver
Kefauver
New York
Lloyd A. Kefauver
France
End
Maurie
Skector
Afi Fdfriend
Springfeld
Dayton
Garman
Amd
Conover
Dilo
Henry Getter
Ohio
Carl
Henry ‘Getter
Charlee M. Shank
Imr
Charles A. Wilson
Edward Eaton
Wilon
Iona W. Wilson
Zach. Tanney
Wm. DeVieg
Cumberland
Trersay
Chen
Rhoderick
S&s. Po Appleman
Piace
Philadelphia
Newtown
Winrry
Duck" LeGore
Sigmats
Guy K. Aoatter Hag
Priarly
Jomila
St. Mary's
Valtimore
Bie
Georgetown
Ro«Il
Food for Crew of Airship on Ocean Voyage
A London Times account describes provisioning for a daring airship voyage to America and back. It notes the medical diet, the use of engine exhaust heat to power a novel cooking system, and specialized flying clothing to protect the crew during the four day journey.
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Iis
Cren
Det
Ble
Rbs
Uch
Aliiinr
Poetic Portraits Echo Emerson in Regional Impressions
A fragmentary prose passage compares a figure to Emerson infusing the region with his pungent presence. The fading life of all nearby responds like mowers and trees to the sun. The text lists names Hawthornes Whitthers Hol oes and Lowella Newell Dwight IIMs amid Emerson’s aura.
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Emerson
Coe Cord
Whitthers
Newell Dwight Iims
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