Pleasant Paragraphs of Personal Items From Frederick
Personal and social notes list residents visiting relatives and traveling for business or pleasure. Franks Deniz of Slaserstown visits Frederick. Louise Payne on business in Baltimore. Fred Rich travels to Baltimore and Philadelphia. Henry Weinberg of Elagers town visits relatives. Calvin Schaeffer stays with Sidney Ansleberger. John W. Loy visits his family in Sutton. Dr. Joseph T. Pyles returns from Washington. Mrs. Roger Levy visits her parents near the city. Katie Nusbaum returns from Addmstown and Washington. Victor Golides of Washington visits Thomas Rohrback. Irma Biggs visits relatives in Doubs. Mrs. J. B. Schaeffer and Etta spend Sunday with T. J. Cecil's sister. Celeste Roelkey returns from Baltimore to Harmony Grove.
Local Residents Return From Visits and Funeral
Mr Lee Cronenburg of Washing and several Washington residents were visiting in Hagers Town and Frederick areas. Misses Elzabeta Worman Helen Hershberger and Margrete Dill spent Easter at home. Mr Thomas J Wilson of Washington DC visited Frank L Stones on East Second Street. Mr and Mrs Charles Bavis with children returned after a few days with relatives. Mrs J Walter Getty of New Wooser is visiting her parents. Mr Getty has returned. Mr Arty G Bengon and Mary left for Baltimore County to attend a funeral after his mother died suddenly last Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Cronenburg
Thomas Jo Wilson
Washington
Frank L. Stoner
Second Street
Thomas J. Wilson
Washington, D. C
Frank Lo Stones
East Second Street
J. Walter Getty
P Oh. C. Barely
Mr. Getty
Alr
Arty G. Bengon
Mary
Baltimore County
Ann C. Bowlus
Stephen R. Bowlus
Millard F. Fleck
Middletown
Lewis H. Bowilus
Franklin L
Broad, Run
Miller
F. Flook
A. G. Null
Jefferson
C. H
Fane Spalding
Jane Spalding
John Spalding
Gettysburg
J. H. Eline
Littlestown
Harry and
Howard Spalding
Charles Spalding
Martinsburg
W. Va
William Spalding
Suffrage Topics At Episcopal Congress In Washington
The twenty-ninth Church Congress of the United States convenes in Washington to discuss woman suffrage and revision of the prayer book. President Taft will address the opening session in Continental Hall. Delegates begin to arrive as prominent clergy gather for talks on religious and educational impacts, with sessions set for Tuesday and Friday exploring suffrage and prayer book revision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Episcopal Congress
Washington
Twenty-Ninth Church Congress
United States
Congress
Protestant Episcopal Church
Taft
James Lees Laidlaw
New York
Woman's Suffrage Party
Manhattan
Agnes Irwin
Philadelphia
Henry Nash
Cambridge
Mass
Joseph N. Blanchard
Madison
New Jersey
Etiquette of Tips by Chicago Waiter John Rehm
John Henry William Rehin and Henry Hanginson share tips tips etiquette for traveling Europe on tips. Rehm outlines tipping rules for dining alone or with a woman, entertaining a party, or when uncertain. He plans to travel with his wife and two daughters on the Lusitania for three months, living in style. He says a waiter should receive 50 a week in tips and notes variability in tipping during politics, mentioning savings and multiple cottages and city bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Henry William Rehin
Henry Hanginson
Chicago
Europe
Rehm
Lusitania
Tellir
Michigan
Edgewater
Cranks Make The World Round Says Dr Wiley
Dr Harvey W Wiley of the Agriculture Department defended the Cosmos Club in Washington calling its members cranks who help move ideas. He contrasted compliments about wealth with the club’s identification of itself as a gathering of thoughtful scientists. He stated without cranks progress would stagnate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Wiley
Harvey W. Wiley
Cormos Club
Washington
Department of Agriculture
Cosmos Club
Long illness fatal claim of local musician Rhodes
Gillean Mant Blades, a well known resident of this city, died at his East South property home after lingering illness of Bright's disease in his 64th year. He was a printer’s helper, confectionery worker, and janitor at the Junior engine house. A musician, he played with the Frederick Cornet Band and Braddock Heights Band. Survived by wife, one daughter Joie Rhodes, his mother Eliza J. Rhodes, one sister Ada L. Rhodes and brother Frank I. Rhodes. Funeral arrangements not yet completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. T. Rhodes
Braddock Heights
Gillean Mant. Blades
East South
Bighi
Tetestanens
Rhodes
Las
Prederick Cornet
Braddock
Frank I. Rhodes
Cathprived Young
Catherine Young
Isaac Young
Amanda J. Sheffler
Middletown
Sheffier
Tautheran
Maryland Federation of Women's Clubs to Meet in Baltimore
Delegates to the Maryland State Federation of Women's Clubs convene in Arundel Hall Baltimore next Wednesday through Friday to debate health education civics and conservation topics with national speakers. Mrs Benjamin W Cockvan will give the annual address Dr Lam Welsh will lead hygienic talks and Mrs James Van Sickie will discuss education and school cooperation. Mary Bates Stephens and Mrs William Crocker are among speakers and a luncheon at the Baltimore Country Club will honor civic club work with about 200 guests anticipated for a standout dinner event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Benjamin W. Cock van
Lam Welsh
James ii van Siekte
Baltimore
Federation
van Sickie
M. Bates Stephens
State
William D. Crocker
Williamesport
Vicg
Pennsylvania State Federation of Women's Clubs
Philadelphia
Baltimore Country Club
Albert L.slonssat
William M. Ellicott
Equal Suffrage League
Sarah West
Woman's College
This City
Jesse Wright
Forest Glen
Montgomery County
Mary Sherwood
Shirley Crockett
Pocomoke City Club
Frederick Troxell
Roland Park Club
Farm demonstration work eyed for Maryland with funds
Lack of funds blocks extending the Federal Department of Agriculture’s model farm system to Maryland. The Bureau of Plant Industry, already running successful Southern demonstration farms since 1904, plans to begin there next November if financing arrives. About 590 agents cover Virginia to Texas, teaching scientific farming and crop improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal
Department of Agriculture
Maryland
Bureau of Plant Industry
Virginia
Texas
Fea
Ishor Ang
8. A. Knapp
Bradford Knapp
Roger
Eorth
Board of Trade
Louis Parker
South Carolina
Florida
Carolinas
South
Nerely
Ben Greet and His Company to Visit Frederick on May Day
The Woman's Colles announces Ben Greet and his company of English players will perform two Shakespearean works on Monday May 1. The afternoon will feature The Comedy of Errors and the evening A Midsummer Night's Dream with Mendelssohn music by a stringed orchestra. The company, well known in Frederick, includes Dalla Anderson Elizabeth Valentine Ruth Vivian Grace Mills Frank McEntee Redmond Flood Percival Seymour and twenty-five others. Greet appears in his famous parts and directs the company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Greet
Frederick
Iindeet
jLas
Iis
Greet Laumeeit
Dalla
Anderson
Maude Adamo
Jeanne de Arc
Marie Tempest
Enlish
Prevention the Solution Dr Flexner on infantile paralysis
Dr Simon Flexner of the Rockefeller Institute warns there is no cure for infantile paralysis and emphasizes prevention through notification and quarantine as the active defense. He notes about 20 900 cases since the epidemic began and 16 000 to 15 000 cripples left by the disease. He cites animal experiments as key to understanding the illness and improving prevention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flexner
Simon Flexner
Rockefeller Institute of
United States
Fiexner
Salvation Army Meeting At Frederick Barracks
A Frederick Salvation Army corps meeting was held last night at 8 o'clock in 37 Carroll street barracks. Mrs Capt Atwell sang The Sinner and the Song and spoke on Matthew chapter nine. Daily meetings are set for 3 o'clock this week, with Rav EL H Lamar of the M EL church speaking Thursday night. Capt R G Atwell and wife oversee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Corps
American Salvation Army
Carroll Street
Capt. Atwell
Rav EL H. Lamar
M. EL Church
R. G Atwell
Coffee Conter Action A Wisconsin Woman Credits Postum
A Wisconsin woman praises quitting coffee and switching to Postum, reporting relief from headaches heart pains dyspepsia and serious digestive issues. She claims her condition improved within two years and attributes recovery to Postum with Postum Co. Battle Creek Michigan promotional note included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Postum
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Wellville
Maryland Firemen to Convene in Lonaconing June
The Maryland State Firemen's Association schedule for Lonaconing, June 7 to 9, features a reception, welcome address by Lonaconing mayor, grand parade, band concerts, hose and ladder races, foot races, and a drill concert. The event totals $600 in prizes. Also note the trial of Peyton E Poole of Baltimore for shooting his niece, Miss Viola Poole, starting today at Towson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lonaconing
Maryland State Firemen’s Association
Peter ©. McFarland
Firemen of
Ah Patel
Poly Guo
West Main Street
Peyton EL Poole
Baltimore
Viola Poole
Towson
Doctor's Great Discovery Promises Rheumatism Cure
Baltimore declares a major medical breakthrough claims a simple herbal mixture cures rheumatism in all forms. Dr W L Herndon credits fourteen years of work and endorses a remedy sold as "Aysey's Gift" by Read Trig & Chemical Co. of Baltimore, with guaranteed results and available at druggists. Local mention notes a Frederick outlet by A Te Peurre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Herndon
Br. Herndon
Aimple
Trig & Chemical Co
Baltimore
Aypsey
Lernden
Frederick
A. Te Peurre
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Frederick and Vicinity
Frank L. Deniz
Slaserstown
Louise Payne
Tarrick Street
Balti
D. Fred Rich
West South Street
Daltimore
Henry Weinberg
Elagers Town
Calvin Schaeffer
Sidney J Ansleberger
Allen
John W. Loy
Loys
Sutton
Joseph T. Pyles
East Third Street
Roger Levy
Faithmore
Mrs. I. v2 Lakin
Katie Nusbaum
Addmstown
Victor Golides#1
Thos. Rohrback
Baas
Irma Biggs
North Market Street
Doubs
J. B. Schaeffer
Etta
T. J. Cecil
Celeste Roelkey
Harmony Grove
Women’s Oxfords
Mires
Market St. Frederick
W. Patrick St
Elzabeta Worman
Helen Hershberger
Margrete Dill
Hagers Ftown
Etta Schueffer
Charles Bavis
Bee
Benjamin F. Bush
The
Missouri Pacific
Kahn, Loeb & Co
Gould
Bush
John D. Rockefeller
James Speyer & Co
Northern Pacific
Western Mining and Coal Company
Gould Coal
Tle
Western Maryland
MIT
Trerember
Mantz
Bright
Tumomaer
Rebecca Brandenburg
Thomas Brandenburg
Myeraville
John ©. Shepley
Millard F. Brandenburg
Hagerstown
Mart Brandenburg
John C. Shepley
Thomas Derr
Salina Koogle
Myersville
Mary Bowls
Susan Yester
Mason and Dixon, Pa
Ana
Silas Bowlus
Cal J
Ity
Mrs. West
His
Hiewitt
Griet
Jewell
Hewitt
New York Press
A. S. A. Services
America
Ita
France
Moelr
Fundation
LaFrance
B. RK. Flautt, Reliable Shoes
Frederick, Md
G. C. Paxson
Edw. C. Cowling
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