Choirs and societies gather for county church meeting
In Boonsboro area a Presbyterian Chapel event drew about thirty in attendance from fifteen county societies. Officers including Royce Fisher and Catherine Berger led devotional service with hymns scripture prayer and a short talk.
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Leahine
Cat
Aea
Boonsboro
Coleman
The
First Brethren
Albert
H. Williams
W. A. Gordon
Mra
J. K. Junior
Martha
Holdcraft
Mae Marr
Mildred. Imeyer
Spielman
Goldie
Clarkatherine
Berger
H.wiliam
County Christian groups plan peace meeting October 16
The county union proposes a peace meeting for October 16 replacing the usual Christian Endeavor topic. Literature will be mailed to societies next week and all county societies are to be visited within two months by union members. A divorce request from Eidron Ramsey cites 34 years and 38 moves.
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R.A. Babcock
Lola May
Harold Snively
Bulletin
Martha _Holdcraft
Albert Williams
Oldis Clark
Charles Morrison
Jane
Mildred
Smeyer
Catherine Berger
Mas Marr
Fred Eatler
Peace Club
Entler
Maryland Luther League
Judges Select Prize Winners in Missing Persons Contest
A 1918 boy disappearance letter by Mrs. Fleating wins first prize $5 in the Morning Herald Bureau of Missing Persons Contest. Second prize goes to Mrs. Blanche Wolfkill and third to Calvin B. Hoffman Jr. Prizes totaling $5 awarded. stories will be published Friday morning. The contest ties to the Bureau of Missing Persons film at the Maryland Theatre.
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Bureau of Missing
Morning “Herald
Mr. Fleating
East
Franklin Street
Blanche N. Wolfkill
Baltimore Street
Calvin B. Hoffman
Calvin
Hoffman
Maryland State Penal Farm
Roxbury
Ditor
New York State
George Boore
Maryland
Baltimore
Iis
Bureau of Missing Persons
Maryland Theatre
Meeting of Mineola Tribe of Red Men
An meeting of Mineola Tribe of Red Meniternburg Md will be held in the ball on Friday September 29. The committee in charge urges all members to attend and announces the gathering will be open to families friends and the public.
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An. Opm
Red Meneiternburg
Tharge
Winners Named in NRA Contest Across Districts
Prizes awarded to top responders in the NRA contest announced yesterday. County chairman Mrs Roy Weagly presided as displays of the winning entries were shown in the Chamber of Commerce window. First went to Mrs R H Smith Hancock prize from Garver Furniture Co. second to Mrs Norman McCardell Williamsport district from Geiger s Pharmacy. third to Mrs Jacob Myers Huyetts district from Schindel Rohrer Co. fourth to Miss May Rohrer Funkstown district from Fleisher Co. fifth to Mrs James H Smith Sandy Hook district from McCardell Bros. sixth to Miss Lilian Cooper Tilghmaston district from Bentz and Dunn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NRA
Roy Weagly
Beaver Creek
Chamber of Commerce
R. Hy Smith
Hancock
Garver Furniture Co
Norman McCardell
Williamsport
Geiger’s Pharmacy
Jacob Myers
Huyetts
Schindel, Rohrer, and Co
May
Rohrer
Funkstown
Fleisher Co
James H. Smith
Sandy Hook
McCardell Bros
Lilian Cooper
Tilghmaston
Bentz and Dunn
Woolens and Silks Fall Winter Prints Displayed
Wide range of plain shades and tweed effects for dresses and suits. New weaves and finishes include woolen blends, tweed patterns, and silk prints with wool finish. Prices per yard shown for early fall and winter stock, highlighting popular plaids and neat figures.
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Anderson
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Harry
Myers
Potomac Edison CO
R. M. Hays'& Bros
Washington
Rts
N.R.A
Ieee
Schindel - Rohrer
John D. Myers & Co
N. Potomac &T
the Store For Best
Hagerstown Paint and Glass Company
SUN Proof
Franklin Bt
Phona
Anwar Luckies
Ee Sekee
Everly
Suede Ties
HEINZ
Heinz Sweet Pickles
Heraday
Elbo Macaront
Heller Studio
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