Beating the Dancers Back to Old Waltz at Braddock Heights
The Braddock Heights resort offers a return to old waltz tunes as the floor fills with older couples. Fox trot and one step rise in popularity while the Paul Jones and German figures appear at private dances. Schroeder leads the orchestra with Wailis on cornet and Paul Ardecser guiding dance instruction. A male quartet and solo performances close the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
aPappers
Asherntain
Schroeder
Braddock
Paul Jones
Braddock Heights
Albert Schroeder Jeader
the Heights
Albert Wailis
Charles Qyel
Frederick
Paul Ardecser
Washington
Braddock Heights Song Service Witnesses Youth Evening
Braddock HeightsAug 2 Children's evening at the Braddock Heights Song Service drew families indoors and on the fruit-benches. Dr George Williamson Smith offered invocations, Emory Coblentz led singing, and child choirs performed. Rev John A Ditzier spoke on bearing one another's burdens citing Galatians 6 2. Upcoming August speakers include Townsend Plum mer Ropp Goldsborough and Mebride. An August 5 Braddock Heights Church events feature the eleventh annual Reformed Sunday school reunion and band concerts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock Heights
George Williamson Smith
Emory Coblentz
Jesus
God Is Love
Nora Beachley
Midletown
John A. Ditzier
Grace Reformed Church
Frederick
Sastor
God
Sturda
Coblentz
Reformed Sunday School
Frederick County
H. M. G. Klein
Lancaster
D.G. White
Marjorie McPherson
Matilda Carbo
Beatrice Carbo
Margaret Eichelberger
Annie Laurie Ives
Ethel Kaufman
Joan White
Harriett White
Messrs
Newell Duvall Waliam Carbo
Ernest Carbo
Reginald Hammond
Edward Eichelberger
Bruce White
New Educational Building Planned for ML St Marys College
Progress on a new neutral education building at ML St Marys College near Emimitaburg, county, to house at least 600 junior students. Architects Baldwin & Pennington of Baltimore designed a large H shaped structure, 190 feet long with 108 feet ends, 62 feet center depth, 70 feet high plus a 30 foot tower, built of local mountain granite trimmed with Woodstock stone. Construction funded by the college and led by college men, with work including life rooms, library, study spaces, classrooms, dormitories, and clergy suites. Corner stone expected this fall, building to add fall next spring. cost near 150000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ML St
Mary's College
Emimitaburg
Baldwin & Pennington
Baltimore
College
Woodstock
Baltimore City
A Clew to Her Past at a Tea Party Revealed
A tale recounts a rich appearing woman who married well yet was once poor. Sherlock Holmes like scrutiny uncovered her prior hardship through precise knowledge of household spots and edible storage. The compilation includes humorous vignettes on clever devices and daily life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherlock Uolmes
New York Times
Animals In Pawn In New York City Pawnshop
A New York pawnbroker houses various animals including dogs monkeys bears goats and parrots with no interest charged, only upkeep. A trick dog escaped after being put in pawn for $20 on a $50 value, showing the dangers of pawning animals. An animal trainer owns the shop and handles camels lions elephants among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Times Industries
BuuiteEs Ofebbuod
New York City
How Italian Soldiers Behave in Public Places
A summary from Richard Bagot via Tandon Globe notes Italian soldiers display high character, with public misconduct described as extremely rare. It claims serious internal punishment by regimental authorities and harsh treatment from comrades if exposed to improper behavior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Bagot
Outlawed Tailor and Debtor Exchange Blurred Charge
A garbled dialogue shows a tailor demanding payment for a suit from two years ago while an insolvent client resists. The muttered exchange hints at a dispute over value and a possible time lapse in the transaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curly
Bere
Freaks of Language and Slundering Peculiar Speech
A discussion of language distortions and folk etymology shows how English borrows, reshapes, and misstates foreign terms. Examples include car ryall from carri de and sparrowgrass from asparagus, illustrating how unfamiliar sounds are made familiar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walker
Also Mentioned on This Page
Messrs. G. Hoskins Morgan
Lewis M. Sponseller
Arthur Derr
Reno
Crom
Mr. Morgan
Heights
St Timothy's Sunday School of Schlerayne
Wien
Bermdt Pree
Holt
Counhess of
The
Baltimore Sun
MT. ST. Mary’s College
Emmitsburg
Robert Perks
Lawsers
Robert W. Perks
Jour Bank
Seremrhere
Cee Dee
Eeres
Tooele Conner Fenny
Animals
Act
Sclees
Ge University
Rome
United States
Feral
Bartholomay Rochester
Applce Beer
W.H. Shipley Frederick, Md. C. Is P
Mairsty
Kothenhoefer
Hinesty
Excelsior Sanitary Dairy
C.F. Ruthenhoerfer
Peephone
East Seventh St
Bawmgardner’s
Atlantic Ocean
Market
Philadelphia Ledger
Pippler
New York Sun
Atlantic City
Ieee
South Carolina Ave
Pennsylvania. Railroad
Chichester
Frederick Gas and Electric Dept
Hagerstown
Frederick E
East
Patrick Street
the Ebert Hardware Co
Pennsylvania Railroad
u/Allanei City
Cape May
Stone Harbor
N. Waren HA
Beal Reach
Bradley
Ord
Muladeliphia
Philadelphia
Sea
Pena
Tee
Newspape
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!