Sunday School Parade Plans For October 28
The Men's Sunday School Parade Autocia club of Washington County held a meeting at the studio of W. B. King on Potomac Street to organize the second annual Sunday School parade to take place Sunday October 28. President W. B. King presided as about twenty delegates attended. Committees for offices were chosen and routine items discussed as the executive committee plans the largest Sunday school demonstration in the city.
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Washington
Mason-Dixon parade plans draw 3000 marchers in county towns
An executive committee from numerous churches and towns including Waynesboro Martinsburg Frederick Groencasth Chambersburg organized a large parade with over 3000 expected marchers. Committees cover parade speakers finance advertising and program with meetings set weekly until the event. A planned magi meeting may feature Governor Pinchot as speaker. next meeting is October 1 at Pub Mc Square.
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Waynenboro
Martinsburg
Frederick
Groencasth
Chambersburg
W.K. King
Zion Reformed
A. C. Hoover
C. C. Ditto
Christ’s Reformed
BE. H. Lawrence
A. T. Zentmyer
St. Mark's Lutheran
J. H. Kiracofe
Grace A. B
John Carnochan
First Brethren
Weyward Batley
St. Paul's M. H
B.A. Beard
St. Paul's U
Conrad
Evangelical
W. H. Bierer
Presbyterian
W. B. King
W. H. Brewer
A.hoover
KR. J
Normay
S .Snavely
H. Conrad
J Edward Bailey
C. ©. Ditto
C. H. Ditto
C. H. Mowen
Gifford Pinchot
Pennsylvania
R. Paul Smith
Mc Square
Maryland State Sunday School Meet at St John’s Church
The Maryland State Sunday School Convention plans its annual session in St John's Lutheran Church in the city on October 30 and 31. Notables include Dr G F Bartholow with 1700 class students and Dr C Harold Lowden from Philadelphia for music. The modern auditorium seats 850. all registered representatives will receive free meals and lodging. The event targets the Western Shore's 1206 schools with county representation.
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Maryland
St. John’s Lutheran, Church
G. F. Bartholow
C. Harold Lowden
Philadelphia
St. John’s Lutheran Sunday School
Maland
C. Fred Bible
Four Negroes Fined in Police Court for Disorderly Conduct
Four men and women were arraigned before Justice Halm in a Police Court on disorderly conduct charges. They were fined $2.50 each for creating a disturbance in Harmon's Alley on Sunday afternoon. The defendants named were Noah Adams, his wife Nellie Adams, West Tinthers, and Tinthers's wife.
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Justice Halm
Harmon's Alley
Noah Adams
Nellie Adams
West Tinthers
Rice and Shoes at Trains Ban Considered
Wedding guests showering rice and shoes at departing couples are blamed for injuries on station platforms. Delaware Lackawanna and Western officials in Syracuse on a tour propose measures to stop bee throwing and shoe heaping that endanger passengers after witnesses reported injuries including a Buffalo platform eyeball injury and a Binghamton sprained ankle from slipping on rice.
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Chester B. Bahn
Symacush
Delaware
Lackawanna & Western
Syracuse
Binghampton
Rehearsal For Community Play Ruth Held At St John’s
A full rehearsal of Ruth the Bille dramatization was held at St John’s Lutheran to align with Interdenominational School of Missions. Twenty senior girls from Girls High School formed the chorus as hymns and harvest songs accompanied the production.
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Ruth
St. John’s Lutheran Auditorium
Cobnettion
Interdenominational School of Missions
Fresbyier- Jen
Tng
Vesta Eyerly
Kathleen Hankey
Mary Frances Saum
Katherine Kaylor
Pauline Mumma
Theophora Hamelaine
Rayamond Carbine
Alma Wooley
Iva Keller
Virginia Ankeney
Elizabeth Grimea
Evelyn Wolfinger
Pauline Kendall
Mildred Long
Louise Hatha
Alice Fox
Frances Charles
Muddled OCR Fragments Hint at Fashion or Crime Note
Fragmentary text mentions panne velvet, ostrich, and a “stick-up” motif, suggesting a faded note on clothing styling or a crime brief. Readable terms imply period voice but lack clear subjects, places, or dates to identify a coherent event or person.
Running Sores Vanish with San Cura Ointment
A vintage advertisement claims San Cura Ointment cures running sores and a wide range of skin afflictions, offering a money back guarantee. It promotes Ban-Cure Ointment and San-Cura Soap, listing prices and the Thompson Medical Co. in Tusville, Pas.
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America
Thompson ‘Medical Co
Titusville
Pas
Trade Boxes To Be Erected This Week
A B Grubinger, head of the Municipal Electric Light Plant, to begin erection of new traffic signal lights this week. Signals will be placed at Jonathan and Washington, with a central tower controlling operations. The old box at Public Square was removed after a street car incident. Two new signals to match the Jonathan street setup will be added in the Square, serving three sides while the east side remains unregulated.
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A. B. Grubinger
Municipal Electric Light Plant
Jonathan
Washington Streets
Public Square
Potomac Public Survive Corporation Girnek
Jonathan Street
Dse
Turbans Rise In Height For Russhin Effect
Turbans are built higher than before with a slight wis of the rides to give a Russhin effect.
Kidney Trouble Relief Promised by Foley Pills
Mrs Jean R Gornin of Danville Illinois reports five years of kidney trouble with fatigue and back pain. After a few treatments with Foley Kidney Pills she felt better and slept easier and could walk with more ease. She also noticed relief from headaches rheumatic pains and bladder issues.
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Kidndys
Jean R. Gornin
Dan‘ville, JR
Hackadhe
Sidney
Negro 16 Accused Of Stealing Auto From Local Garage
Fourteen year old Calvin Hill, an employee at the American Automotive Company garage on North Locust, was arrested in Waynesboro street yesterday morning and brought to the city by Deputy Davis. He is accused of taking a car yesterday afternoon and disappeared with the machine. Sheriff Kitpe notified neighboring cities to be on the lookout. The card was located. Hill was with several other negroes at a Waynesboro baseball game but the others were not arrested.
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American Automotive Company
North Locust
Waynesboro
Calvin Hill
Davis
Bull
Kitpe
Jin
Hill
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Garver Furniture Company
Red Star
Franklin St
Cavetown
John M. Phetteplage
Sayetown, Md
Detrow & Sons
State Road
Boansbora
the Association
W. ‘H. Brewer
Targetary
Albert. C. Hoover
S. S
St. John’s Church
Hrothers, Ine
Lancelot Jacques, Sr
The
Fair Association
Edward Nicodemus
Wasnesboro
Columbus
Say
Bayer
Ben
Bayer Tabisias
Draggints
Seibert
Hamilton
McCardell Bros
Young’s Drug Store
Harry A
American Springs
UTC & Carriage Works
Frederick St
Hagerstown
Beard's
R.W. Sutton
E Franklin
Pareris Les i
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Clarksburg
Warenam
City Pharmacy and Central Drug Co
Burroughs
T.H. Chapell
NORTH
Jonathan Atrewt
Sroorkerfing
Pethestone
Torvides
Gurroughs
Machineco
Arla
Burroughs Adding Machine Co
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