Brunswick council rejects health nurse funding proposal
The Mayor and Councilmen of Brunswick voted unanimously not to subscribe 500 toward maintaining a public health nurse. They cited a tight budget with 20 000 in annual revenue, 8500 in overhead, 10 000 in debt interest and sinking fund, and 1600 for the volunteer fire department, leaving little for improvements or emergencies.
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Brunswick
Elli VL Kreis
East Hranswick
State Health Department
Pation-Teachers’ Association
Wi Brunswick
Cornellman Good
First Ward
East Brunswick
Rally Day Observed at Centennial Memorial U B Church
Rally Day services featured a railroad themed program led by superintendent Reno 8 Harp with the train as metaphor. About 309 friends attended with fares totaling 117 dollars as Prof G Nevin Robert of Hood College spoke at Roebertsberg. Next Sunday promotes Promotion Day and church officers election.
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Centennial Memorial United Brethren
Reno
Harp
Rally Center
Orchestraville
Quartetle Village
Kids’ Siding
Calvary Heights
Superintendent's City
Offering Junction
Jubilee Junction
Roebertsberg
G. Nevin ‘Robert
Hood ‘College
Society of Christian Endeavor
School of Missions
Revi F. J. Reynolds
D. C
Washington, D. Cc
Brunswick man charged with drunken driving after collision
Francis Raymond Compton, 23, of Brunswick, was arrested Sunday night by State Road Officer A M Spiech for operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated and reckless driving. He pleaded before Justice Augustus Trnst in police HQ, was fined 50 dollars plus costs on the reckless charge, and held in 1,000 bail for a Monday night hearing on the drunken driving charge after colliding near Jefferson with Travers of Brookville. He remained intoxicated and unable to pay fines or post bail.
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Francis Raymond Compton
Brunswick
A. M. Spleeh
August TL Trnst
Compton
Jefferson
Travers
Brookville
Montgomery County
Offeer Spiech
Hood College Sunday Observed at Calvary Church
Calvary M E Church held Hood College Sunday with 100 plus students in attendance. Rev G Ellis Williams preached Life's Purpose to youth. choir sang The Earth is The Lord's and Miss Helen Douglas sang. Over 600 in Sunday school. Leaders Bible Class taught by C A Gilson. Epworth League at 630 p m led by Geo M Free. Next week items include official board meeting and prayer services. Promotion Day set for Sunday school with missions offering. Knights Templar to worship October 4 with Rally Day on October 11.
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Hood College
Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church
Hood
Calvary Church
G. Ellis Williamd
D. D
Hasmor
Hellen Douglas
Dr. Williams
C. A. Gilson
Bermuda
David Hagan
Ben
Mary H. Filler
Epworth League
Geo. M. Free
League
Dorothy Seamans
Washington
Leaders Bible Glass
W. W. Costin
Brightwood Commandery
Knights, Templar of
Longfellow House in Portland to be preserved if funds raised
The Longfellow home at Fore and Hancock streets in Portland Maine faces foreclosure unless the International Longfellow Society raises funds. Efforts ramp up to maintain the house permanently as a literary landmark led by Bain Markham.
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Poet
Longfellows
Portland
Maine
International Longfellow Society
Fore
Hancock Streets
Bain Markhham
Man Released on Bail After Court Appearance
This morning he was granted bail and released from custody after a court appearance, with the case proceeding on the scheduled schedule.
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Brunswick Man
Calvary M. E. Church
C. Thomas Kemp
Frederick
French Coutouriers
Paris
Frederick County National Bank
North Market St
New-York
Hippodrome
Silver- Coslow
Bejach
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Rank Silver
Edmonstonrn
East Second St. Frederick
Washington, D. C
Isl
Rexall
Quaker City Cleaners and Dyers
Market St
Building and Loan Club
Central Building and Loan Club
Maryland
Central Trust Company of
Frederick, Maryland
Quynn’s
Quynn’s Hardware Store
Geo. S. Rodock & Son
Carroll St
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Will Flautt Company Jeweler's Spore
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