Braddock Heights eyed for Methodist chautauqua site
Mrs Arthur B Bibbins of Baltimore urges Braddock Heights as a chautauqua venue. She envisions a Methodist training school for workers, drawing on Johns Hopkins Summer School and Annapolis Naval Academy for instructors, with low cost housing and youth camps, aided by nearby cities like Frederick. The plan highlights Braddock Heights’ scenery, access from Baltimore and Washington, and potential collaboration with Maryland churches to attract young audiences.
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Arthur B. Bibbing
Baltimore
Braddock Heights
Bibbins
Bibbing
Methodist Church
Washington
Frederick
Middletown
South Mountain Battle Fields
Chautauqua
New York State
Johns Hopkins
Naval Academy
Annapolis
Navy Yooth
Maryland
Local Baptist Church Campaign Quotas Announced
The First Baptist Church in this city is set at 5,000 dollars for a statewide 75 million campaign. Other local allocations include Brunswick 2,500, Hagerstown 6,000, Poolesville 750, Seneca up to 2,500 down to 250, Travilah 750, Weverton 250. Canvassing begins the first week in December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Church
First Baptist Church
Brunswick
Wife's new suit starts costly fuss in police court
Albert Johnson, a colored man, bought a $29.50 suit for his wife Susie. The suit sparked a dispute when she wished to wear it. police court saw Susie jailed 60 days for nonpayment of a $20 fine. Officer Long testified Susie swore loudly, while Albert claimed she was intoxicated. Susie denied drinking, saying a female friend gave her two glasses of cider. She faced judgment and joked about the sheriff’s 60-day jail term. Nearby, a craps game led to 11 men being rounded up, with several pleading guilty before Justice Grahame Johnson. A Postoffice garden display is praised for color and beauty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Johnson
Susie
Albert
Long
Brust
Ariest
William Murphy
Newton Haller
J. Sler
Cleve Grove
Murphy Bell
Charles Cramer, Jr
Warn Taylor
Sock” Claibaugh
Carroll Hanes
Joy fined after auto ride against girls will
John Joy aged 22 found guilty of a technical assault on Milda Mare cco and Ava Staley by Judge Grahamy Johnson. He took the girls on a country ride, refused return, and had a confrontation with Misty Staley. verdict led to dismissal after Joy agreed to pay $785 costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Joy
Milda Marecco
Ava Staley
Grahamy Johnson
Staley
Joy
Dorsey
Misty Staley
Conley's Lane
Don’t Let the Flu Hit You This Fall
A historical notice touts Chasco-Vin as a body-building tonic used during a past epidemic to guard against influenza. It claims the tonic tones the system and helps the weak and nervous, recommending its use with an antiseptic solution for throat and nose and regular bowels. Sold in Brederick at Williamsport Drug Store on North Market Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brederick
WiUanggoi Drug Store
North i Market Street
Fragmented Historical Bank Listing With War Bond Mention
A partial OCR reading shows a bank ledger style list of resources including loans and discounts, overdrafts, stocks and bonds, securities, government war loan bonds, savings certificates and stamps, and banking house and fixtures. The text is fragmented and lacks complete sentences or figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iwar
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Batimore
A.B. Bibbins
China
New York
Japan
Greenawalt’s
Susie Johnson
Scott & Bowne
Scott's
Motton
PHONE
BAYER
W. B. Leatherman
C. D. Pruden Co
Timothy
P. L. Hargett & Co., Inc
South Market Street
Philadelphia “Wee Battery
Diamond Garage
Patrick St
F. Columbus Knott
Besant & Knott
W. Patrick
Sost Auto Garage
P. 0
Exide
Tilghman’s Meat Market
S. Market St
Kefauver & Shapro
Optometrists
North Market Street
Brick, UL
Milton Christis
West Patrick Street
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B. W. Wilson
Frederick, Md
THE
Commercial State Bank, OF
Wen
County of Frederick
Hammond Clary
Mammond Clary
Cashier
Enterastay
Arthur J. Doll
Atteaty R
J. Dutrow
Casper Eb.cline
Edgar H. McBride
McCleery’s Jewelry Store
P. O
Ibicycles
Seeger
C. R. Landis, Jeweler
South Market St. Frederick, Md
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