Club Work To Aid Community Service
Dr. R B Norment Jr of the Kiwanis Club outlined joint efforts of Kiwanis Rotary and Lions to strengthen community life at the Meridian Club luncheon. He noted Kiwanis should focus on deeds over publicity and highlighted plans to support medical inspectors and civic programs. Miss Catherine Schindel organized the meeting and welcomed new member Miss Cecilia Luther photographer.
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R. B. Norment, Jr
Kiwanis Club
Meridian Club
Busness
Women’s Club
Norment
Kiwanis
Rotary
Lions Clubs
Kiwania
Clb
Hoe Spake
Catherine Schndel
Yestvriday
Live Stock market report Baltimore January cattle and hogs
Cattle receipts to noon 220 head markets steady with ranges for breeders from 65 to 865, heifers 75 to 774, bulls 50 to 110, sheep and lambs receipts 100 head market about steady with sheep 39 to 49 and lambs 10 to 18. Hogs receipts light, market lower with lights 10.50 to 10.70, heavy 11.60 to 11.70, mediums 11.50, pigs 7.75 to 8.90, shaved? calves receipts 20 head market steady.
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Baltimore
Poultry Market Prices and Auto Show Note
Market listings show Butter Egg Exchange bids 55 to 56 cents with no sales, Eggs at 46 cents per case, and live poultry rates for old hens and Leghorns with various weights and per pound prices. Separate ad mentions an auto show lacking bent fenders and a testimonial for Foley’s EYE AND TAR COMPOUND as a cough remedy.
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Baltimore
First
H. W. Webb
Quincy
FOLEY
Welsh Run and Surroundings Church and Social Notices
Welsh Run area small items note visits among Languifa Langhia McCoy Secrest Royer and others over a weekend. Sunday school and Christian Endeavor planned. Rev Dr Rose to hold communion. Ford car purchase announced. sledding and market weather impacting farmers. local residents visited relatives. sleighing reported fine.
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Brethren Church
Christian Endeavor
Presbyterian Church
J. D. Rose
Mercersburg
Com ‘Muntoon
Charles Timmons
Frank Secrest
Harry Angle
Rush Smith
Roherstown Rohrerville Notes And Local Moves
Rohrerville notes report revival services at Central United Brethren Church led by Rev. Weldner. N Z Rohrer and spouse returned from visiting daughter Mrs Homer Ahalt in Hagerstown. John Nieldig is seriously ill at home. The Stifters and Mullendores spent Sunday with relatives. Locust Grove welcomed a baby boy born to Edward Haynes and family. Ada Rohrer visits Potter at Brownaville, Bertha Rohrer from MUL Brook in Hagerstown. Rohrerville residents approve electric lights with Potomac Edison Co. Pole planting by Read and Company from Gapland to C Meedy’s residence north of Robr- entailed.
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Rohrersville
Central United Brethren Church
Weldner
N. Z. Rohrer
Homer ‘Ahalt
Hagerstown
John Nieldig
Orville Stifter
Thelma
Myra
Scott Mullendore
Oliver Mullendore
Edward Haynes
Locust Grove
Mins
Ada Rohrer
Joseph Potter
Brownaville
Bertha Rohrer
Mul Brook
Rohrerayille
Potomac Edison Co
Read and Company
Gapland
Mapleville Socials and Local Notices
Mapleville notes guests from Boonsboro Hagerstown and San Mar include Rev G C Carpenter Mrs Jane Wells Miss Emma Martin and Mrs Sue Foltz ill at San Mar. Robert Markley returns from wedding trip Jonas Moser hosts Rev M A Ashby and family visit Beavor Creek Woman's Missionary Society meets at Jonas Moser's. Charles Wagner starts milk route. Mrs S H Stouffer and Mrs John Shaffer visit Miss Missouri Marts. Mrs FE S Kennedy spent last week.
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A. J. Ford
Otho Nelkirk
Clyde Stouffer
Boonsboro
G. C. Carpenter
Hagerstown
Jane Wells
Misa Emma Martin
San Mar
Sue Foltz
Robert Markley
Jonas Moser
M. A. Ashby
Richard
Samuel Shiffer
Elles Shiffer
Woman's Missionary Society of
Beaver Creek
Mra
Charles Wagner
Tuseday
H. Stouffer
John Shaffer
Miss Missouri Marts
Kennedy
Thursday Social Notes From Boonsboro And Hagerstown
Thursday social updates mention Mrs Z J Gaylor of Boonsboro and Lillian Kennedy visiting sister Mrs Henry Dick in Hagerstown. Activities include Monday with Silas Foltz family, Mrs Wm Metz and daughter Catherine, Mrs Charles Cunningham and daughters Helen Irene Pauline, and George Kilne visiting Liszie Stouffer and James Kendle along the Sharpaburg Pike.
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Z. J. Gaylor
Boonsboro
Wiss Lillian Kennedy
Henry Dick
Hagerstown
Alvey House
Silas Foltz
Wm. Metz
Catherine
Charles Cunningham
Helen
Irene
Pauline
George Kilne
Liszie Stouffer
James Kendle
Bharpaburg Pike
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J. W. A. Hopkins
Colonial Theater
Bugan
Guy Dugan
Great Britain
By McManus
Sam
Swan
Sue Swift
P, Lord
Tomboy Taylor
Fontaine Fox
Bel Syndicate
Edie
Ste
Tha
Bill
By Williams
North Pole
Tabane
Walsh Run
Fred Languifa
Frank Langhia
Walter McCoy
Chester Angle
Chambersburg
Maryin Secrest
George Royer
Edgar Royer
Evelyn
Jacob Royer
Mush Smith
Edmund Suively
Fairview
Victor Royer
Pearl Gehr
Sageratown
Allen Gehr
Newton Rubeck
Johan Clopper
Blair's Valley
Mary Smith
Marion
Rush [Smith
Charles Angle
Luther Rubeck
Jesse Myers
Ersville
Rofreraville
Charles Rohrer
Rohrer
Mary Miller
George C. Miller
Trego
George Miller
E. E. Davies
Sherley
Christmas Club
First National Bank
Mapleville Matter
Joncaire
Oller
Cauf & CO
Weekington
Washington
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