Buffalo Bill Show Arrives in Boydom for Parade and Two Performances
Paraphernalia will be moved to Schildknecht grounds for Monday parade and two shows at 2.15 and 8.15 featuring Buffalo Bill in Saddle. The arrival brings a military display, white setters vs Indians, and a realism filled Preparedness spectacle endorsed by the War Department. The gathering plans include Cossacks Arabs Japanese Indians cowboys and other Wild West notables amid a stirring boyish excitement.
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Boydom
Wm. F. Cody
Ville
Romahee
Schildknecht Circus
Buffalo Bill
Buffalo Bue
U. S. War Department
Far West
Horderland
Texas
Chestnuts Arrive And Local Market Prices
A crowd gathered at the Pupulies Unis base as chestnuts appeared with dealers and patrons noting comfort in coats. Dan Smith of Braddard boasted about chestnuts priced around a few cents per ogudrt, with market quotes varying. Eggs, Butter, poultry, vegetables, and fruits are listed with prices. a New Factory for Woodstock announces construction for Chapin Sacksa Manufacturing, handling over $11,000 monthly milk from eight plants including Buckeystown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pupulies Unis
Dan Smith
Braddard
Woodstock
Chapin-Sacksa Manufacturing Company
Buckeystown
This County
Patriotic Army Show Features All Service Branches
A military pageant includes reviews marches sabre drills cavalry charges artillery practice and a sham battle. The United States Army recruiting tent will be open on the grounds all day to receive enlistments for service on the Mexican border.
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United States Army
US. Sv
Church Services and Sunday School Listings Delights Readers
A long list of church schedules across denominations appears, including Evangelical Reformed Rov. Henri L. G. Kieffer. All Saints Church with Rev. Douglas Hoff. Presbyterian with Rev. Dr. T. P. Dixon. Trinity M. E. Church South. United Brethren led by Rev. E. J. Hummerbaugh. First Baptist with Rev. W. C. Royal. St. John’s Catholic Church with Rev. W. J. Kane. Grace Reformed. Methodists. and other congregations. The notices cover Sunday School times, Holy Communion, sermons, prayers, and special programs for October 1 and related days, listing leaders, choir participation, and devotional activities.
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Evangelical Reformed
Henri L. G. Kieffer
Chas. SK. Weller
Yolo
Messrs. Smith
Knock
Lambillotte
All Saints Church
Douglaus Hoff
Thames
Presbyterian Church
T. FP. Dixon
Trinity M. E. Church
South
Ur God Ridner
Ymon
Lindo
Bkpworth League
Ll. Lay
United Brethren
E. J. Hummerbaugh
Paistor
and &R
Reno
Harp
Alaska
First Baptist Church
W. C. Royal
Bible School
St. John’s Catholic Church
W. J. Kane
Grace Reformed Church
John A. Ditzler
Literary Societies B L L A Division Meeting Recaps Elections
The A Division of the B L L met Friday September 24 presided by President Glenn Wilhide. Officers Isaac Beall and Maynard Harp were elected critic and librarian. The gathering included inaugurals, program items, debates on women's suffrage, and committee reports before adjournment.
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B. L. LS
Glenn Wilhide
Herwis
Isaac Beall
Maynard Harp
Eddie
Karl Reinmuth
Denis Mar
Ven Smith
Yemer Sanpsen
Arneva Hihtman
White Society
White Literary Society
Karee Rinehart
Elizabeth Rel
Mananele
Mildred Summers
Ruth Seeger
Katherine Crim
Mary Hamilton
Heen Schueler
Saphre Moore
Vague Society Meeting Minutes Read Aloud
The secretary William Falk called the roll and read the minutes of the previous meeting. Ralph Bowes served as president with Walter Specht as vice president and Charles Wolfe as secretary, with John Enele and John Willer in roles. Earl Hazard opened the program with a recitation.
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Veo
Ralph Bowers
Society
JO William Falk
Follies Righrs
TAA
Ralph Bowe
Walter Specht
Charles Wolfe
John Enele
Lbrarian
John Willer
Earl Hazard
Students debate suffrage and women’s rights in school program
The article describes a series of recitations, debates, and orations at multiple clubs centered on a suffrage topic. Earl Waters, Lee MecCurdell, Earl Mosbure and others perform while the affirmative and negative sides vie. the debate ends with the affirmative favored by a small margin. The journal notes meetings and upcoming events for the Regetary Society, White Society, and Whitier Society as well.
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King Canute
Panama Canal
Earl Waters
Lee MecCurdell
Earl Mosbure
Franklin Reese
Cird
Bourgon
Randolph Com
Clarence Carty
J Lee McCardell
Earl Hazard Atch
Stephens
Temperance Society Elects Officers and Plans Meeting
The Loyal Temperance Legion opened September 28 with prayer and a Scripture lesson. Officers elected include President David Aldridge and Vice-President Carl Kintz, Secretary Alton C. Whitmore, Assistant Secretary Edgar Fahrney, and Treasurer Lloyd Winebrewer. The society adjourned to October 6 for the Temperance Meeting and will reconvene November 15.
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Loyal Temperance Legion
David Aldridge
Carl Kintz
Alton C. Whitmore
Edgar Fahrney
Lloyd Winebrewer
Rally Day Services Address by Daniel Baker in Baltimor
Rally Day services at Grace Reformed Sunday School tomorrow will feature Daniel Baker of Baltimore, formerly from this county, speaking. Special music by the orchestra, solos by Mrs Amy Kump Pixon and C B Hendrickson, and the suilder's Bible class offering toward church debt. Services begin at 2 50 to complete the program. Girls Elect Officers at Branswick High School. Mt Airy Church to Hold Rally Day and observe Meth Day in the Lind anniversary of American Methodism led by Rev ORL Blags. etc.
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St. Stephen's
Thurmont
Italy
L. H. Ewald Harriott
Catoctin Furnace
John G. Crawford
Iny Reader
St. John's Lutheran
St. John's Lutheran Church
Mr. Baker
Grace Reformed Sunday School
Daniel Baker
Baltimore
Amy Kump Pixon
C. BT. Hendrickson
Suilder’s
Mt. Airy
Calvart M. E. Church
Orl Bla Gs
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Church of the Brethren
H. L. Alley
Pas
Beam
Christian Workers Meeting
Drittin
Trayer
Methodist Episcopal Church
J. O. Wrightson
Winchester Street Chapel
de A.S. G. Rupp
Lambert Building
W. Patrick
St. Timothy’s Chapel
Schleysville
Laula H. Ewald
Braddock Reformed
St. John’s Walkersville
L. Il. Ewald
Sabiflasville U. B
H. Q. Harner
Kyler Valley
Deerfield
Sabillasvillé
R. L. Shipley
Mills
Balum
Christian Endeavor
Baltmore
Buckingham Chorus
Endeavor
Grade Reformed
Ernest Weaver
John’s
Woodsboro
Walkersville -Sunwolat
Mt. Pleasant Reformed Church
Asbury M. E
W. A. English
Toa
Opel
Ford
F. O. B. Detroit
Ideal Garage
Ideal: Garage CO
J. W. Kolb
Frederick, MD
Lena Michael
Catherine Dean
Catherine Burgee
Sarah Liebschin
Girls’ Literary Society
Branswick High School
Mary Phleger
Kathryn Hogan
Grace Massistant
Christine Jones
Mary Callary
Virginia Horine
Rose Sage
Bare
Ohio
Toleds
Lucas County
Frank J. Cheney
F. A C Hane S. & Co
Frank J. C. S
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Alt
AL W. Gurason
Notary Police
Allo and
Acta
Fr. Cheney & CO
Toledo
C. Bet. Y
All Druggiata
Dodge Brothers Motor Car
Paige Automobiles
PAIGE
Mountain City Garage CO
Lehr Pianos
Conservatories of Music Inc
Morty
Cramer's Palace
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