Moores Hold Big Reunion
The Moore descendants gathered for an annual reunion at the Reifs near Brownsville. Officers were re elected: President M K Moore Weverton secretary Mary Moore Brownaville and treasurer R L Wachter Knoxville. The next reunion is set for last Sunday in July 1523 at the Reid home. Numerous Moore relatives and spouses attended from Harpers Ferry Brunswick Brownsville Martinsburg and Washington among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Mary -Catherine Moore
B. Z. Reif
Brownsville
M. XK. Moore
Weverton
Mary Moore
Brownaville
R. L. Watcher
Knoxville
Reid
H. C. Erdman
Burkettsville
HK. Z. Burgess
Brunswick
John Moore
Harpers Ferry
W. Vs
F. Reid
Mary
Moore
Lena Wachter
Joha . Moore
Frances Moore
Lewis Taylor
Mise Goldie Mundy
Washington,d. C
M. K. Moore
Morrow
Percy
Nappie Moore
Margaret
Richard
Philip Hatcher
Paul Shirley
Roland Taylor
Martinsburg
Raleigh Moore
FE. BE. Henkle
Raleigh More
Halitwon
University Hospital
Farl Coffman
Charlottesville
The
State University
Ira Coffman
Hagerstown
Wilbur Jennings
Coffman
McKinley Coffman
Myeraville
Albert A. Harshmen
Gilbert Tenant
Baltimore
Rowe’s Park
Lillie Emmert
Miss Liliel
Clyde Thomas
Hoopsboro
George ‘Thomas
Boonsboro
Washington County
Miss Lillie
Miss Made
Emmett Sperow
Homer Eakle
Martha Ellen Eakle
Harry Rowland
Essie Eakle
W. W. Eakle
Edgar Remsburg
Sharpsburg
A. B. Petre
W. Harvey Moats
Norman Fahrney
Oscar Stouffer
Susie Moats
Keedysville
Stouffer
Grace Eakle
EB. C. Miller
William Davis
Lee Myers
E. C. Miller
Davis Home
Grimes
Fred Myers
C. M. Myers
St. James
FE. C. Miller
Norman Emmert
Nora Emmert
Davis
Edward Stoeckslager
Myrtle Moats
George Rowland
St. Jamaas
Nellie Long
Wiliamsrort
McClellan Long
Jesse Long
Daniel Thomas
Longs
G. A. Miller
Reynoldstown
Communication Of Mr. Groh Featured
A 77-year-old New York physician Elmer Lee, editor of Health Culture Magazine, prints a large frontispiece of D Webster Groh’s postal card in Health Culture’s August issue. Groh argues for itemized monthly patient reports on disease treatments to reveal effective methods and help people choose better care, advocating honest doctors and the land’s beauty at Lake Como.
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New York
Elmer Lee
Health Culture
D. Webster Groh
T City
Dr. Lee
Mr. Groh
Phil- Lake
Como
Jandorse
Treatment Testing Plan Sparks Call for Clear Results
A discussion argues for a fair testing protocol to evaluate disease treatments. It warns that failing to provide 60 results would imply method inferiority. Advocates say accurate disease treatment statistics would be very valuable and questions why they are not secured.
Farce of Married Life at Maryland Theatre
The First Year stars Janet Gaynor and Charles Farrell in a Fox romantic comedy adaptation of Frank Craven's play. William K. Howard directs with a strong supporting cast of notable character actors. Lynn Starling wrote the screenplay noted for witty dialogue in Don’t Bet On Women and Trans-Atlantic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Janet Gaynor
Charles Farrell
Fox
Frank Craven
Hollywood
William K. Howard
Lynn Starling
Howard
Last of Mohicans and Hoot Gibson at Colonial
Colonial Theatre presents two features on today’s bill The Spirit of the West with Hoot Gibson Doris Hill and Hooper Atchley and the next chapter of The Last of the Mohicans Following the serial is the one reel comedy Let's Eat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoot Gibson
James Fenimore Cooper
Hoot
Doris Hill
Hooper Atchley
Harry Carey
Edwina Booth
Hobart Bosworth
Junior Coghlan
Skyscraper Souls Opens at Henry's with Star Cast
A dramatic 102 story Empire State Building tale unfolds in Skyscraper Souls opening Monday at Henry's Theatre. Warren William and Maureen O'Sullivan headline a strong cast in this Faith Baldwin adaptation about the lives and loves of city workers who toil on many floors.
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Empire State Building
New York City
Henry’s Theatre
Elmer Harris
Draywright
C. Gardner Swilivan
Faith Baldwin
Warren William
Maureen O'Sullivan
Harvest Home and Home Coming at Manor Church
Fairplay notes the Harvest Home and Home Coming services at Manor church highlighted by Rev. McKinley Coffman of Fruitland Idaho and a large congregation. A mixed youth quartet provided music, a luncheon under maples followed, and the afternoon featured a varied program with reminiscences from longtime attendees. Numerous local residents visited, calls were exchanged, and several Coffman relatives and area families were mentioned among the attendees and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manor Church
McKinley Coffman
Fruitland
Idaho
Downsville
Elizabeth Rowland
Frederick County
George .Arnold
Samuel Ausherman
Edward Rowland
Maugansville
Howard Reichard
Little Con
Westminster
Reichard
Mollie Comman
John Coffman
Keedgeville
C. D. Coffman
Naomi
Fred Coffman
Annual Picnic Held by Renekah Lodge
Mary Young Renekah Lodge held its annual picnic Wednesday at Spessard's clubhouse at Rowe's Park. Amusements included bathing, cards and a horseshoe contest won by Mrs. John Rogers with Mrs. Lena Iarbaugh second. The clubhouse was loaned by Mr. and Mrs. Spesser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Young Renekah Lodge
Spessard
Rowe's Park
John Rogers
Lena Iarbaugh
Spesser
Inade Bathing Is Ordered Stopped In Honolulu
Police were called to stop nude bathers on Honolulu beaches after complaints from Kaalaawai district residents. Chief Arthur Weber warned the behavior violates the law and implied nudist activity was starting in Hawaii. Both sexes have appeared on beaches day and night despite requests for discretion.
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Honolulu
Kaalawai
Arthur Weber
Hawaii
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