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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1915
Page
6
Sunday visitors and neighbors listed from Walkersville and surrounding areas. Mary Zimmerman, May Sullens, Gladys Holt, Leila Angleberger and many others noted. Festival planned by Kings daughters at Creagerstown with music by the Creagerstown Band on August 7.
Brunswicks residents report separations and trips including J H Bowers and daughter Mrs Freda Everhart driving to Virginia for vacation and a Bash meeting at Purcellville. Carman Campbell of Philadelphia vacationing at home. Mrs Mary J Coward hospitalized with bear trouble. Helen Rice and Mary Suicer visiting Mrs George Swank. E Brent Kemp and Ida Rinehart traveling to Panama Pacific Exposition. George T Starner and mother Agnes Starner depart for New York to visit sister Marie Statner. Charles Park visits grandparents Budge Street. Mary and Orie McDowall return from trips to New York Philadelphia and Atlantic City. Rath Stine and Ausbela Stine visiting with a book.
In Hillspor, Mrs. Thomas Suish visits daughter Mrs. Elbert Wirts. Mrs. Gladys Smith succumbs to typhoid fever. Mrs. Thomas Ball visits daughter Mrs. Edward Bell in Brunswick. Mr. Ivey Crum badly cuts his foot while chopping wood. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Harvey and son Olin visit Mrs. Harvey at Waterford. Mrs. Frank Jacob returns from the hospital and is recovering. George and Elmer Mann visit with Mr. J. C. Mann. Mrs. Mann and Miss Nellie Smith are also mentioned.
A West Falls family reunion was held at the home of Mr and Mrs George Garteral on Tuesday July 21 with all children and grandchildren attending. Members listed include Scheiler Elgin Rease Becraft Keefer and Garteral kin from several nearby towns. A group photo was taken and visitors Troaman Lowman and his wife spent time with C E Broanins area residents. Mrs William King and two children from Washington DC are visiting Mrs Ernest lood and Hilda Fritz of Mt Olivet.
A large gathering is planned at Wildsword Park Mt Airy Saturday with the Symphony Male Quartet of Baltimore performing. They will sing on the Brandenburg Temple steps and on the grounds, with prohibition gospel songs by the Silver Lake Quartet. Quartet members are Charles R Woods Elmer C Smith Stanley Peters and Harry Williams. Addresses by Dan A Poling Wm J Keaps Milton G Urner Sr Frederick and George W Yardsley. A concert by Taylorstown Vand will follow from nine to nine thirty a m. The parade at 10 am will be led by Frederick Boy Scouts.
Sunday and Tuesday visits populate the Mountaindale region with relatives and friends. A West Falls picnic is planned for Saturday August 4 from 1 to 6 with music by the Taylorsville band and a school program. Numerous residents from Woodsboro Hansonville and nearby towns are noted visiting family, hosting guests, and attending dances and picnics.
Aw fan of Chester reports local happenings including an accident in the dark injuring Mrs. Annie Mars Wool whose left wrist was broken. Mrs. Burgess and Miss Lavinia Smith spent Thursday in Frederick. Gilbert of Wood visited relatives there on Thursday, and Transendarkeon joined Mrs. Will Burgess in Frederick Saturday evening. Artie Burgess is recovering from a sprain, and Ruth Waits of Molate is visiting her grandmother Mrs. Sutan Waltz. Mrs Patterson and an adopted child are mentioned in passing.
Mr Charles Smith of Washington spent Saturday to Monday visiting relatives in Taneytown and Roonsboro. Mrs Mary Dunning, who has been visiting relatives, returned home. Mrs Armacost and her little daughter from Westminster paid a Monday visit to her sister. Mr and Mrs Katin hosted Annie Hagan and Mrs Agnes Kaneana at a Sunday gathering with Mr Thomas Reindelar and Mrs Garner also present.
Baltimore, visiting his father Mr. Wm. M. Reindollar, came home last Wednesday. Mrs. Agnes Kane of Frederick and daughter Frances visit her uncle Mr. N. J. Hagan. Alma Crapster visits relatives in Gettysburg. Mr. Wm. H. Orberholtzer and wife of Wichita are here visiting. Tony made a 1442 mile auto trip amid rain. They plan to stay several weeks. Mrs C. H. Brenneman and daughter Truth of Lancaster visit Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Guy P. Bready.
Miss Ruth roW Nenberger wed from the Maryland Agricultural College. Mrs. Ge Galloway stayed with Mrs. Maggie Wolf. Mr. and Mrs. P D V Pike of Smithsburg visited Mr and Mrs Carlos Wolf. Mrs. Victor Boarman of Hagerstown visiting Mrs Cora Buhrman. Miss Mary Pryor visiting friends in Highfield. Miss Magele Wolf recovering from a fall six weeks ago. Stev and Mrs John Wilson of Braddock Pa visited last week. George Snouffer of Baltimore visiting Mr A Fox. Mrs Cornelia Hauver visiting friends in Smithsburg. Misses Grace and Beulah Brown of Hagerstown visiting their parents Mr and Mrs WU J Brown.
Social notes from Mountaindale list visits by Beltron Alexandria Geasey Gladhill Angie berger Hicks Miller and others with families around Ha serstown Rocky Springs Frederick Frederick area. Preparations begin for the Big Mountaindale Picnic on Saturday September 4 as a rainstorm causes damage to corn Tuesday night.
The text details territorial acquisitions and payments including Hawaii, Porto Rico, Guam, the Philippine Islands, and American Samoa. It notes the price of purchase in some cases, the area sizes in square miles, and terms of payment or occupation. It mentions the Panama Canal zone and associated payments and rents, with references to treaties and exchanges.
A fragmented Philadelphia Ledger quote ridicules a neighbor calling him an apostle of humanities while mocking him for tilve children and restricting one child from music lessons.
A fragment from the Ladies' Huae Journal discusses psychology of perception. It recalls a person stepping aside reflexively to avoid a hidden adder, illustrating how the eye and unconscious cues guide action beyond conscious awareness. Dr A H corroborates the explanation with childhood barefoot experiences and automatic path avoidance.
A western university professor of jurisprudence debates whether a criminal can own property, arguing a ranch owner sent to prison might lose ownership and prompting laughter as students consider the implications. The exchange reveals lessons about legality and ethics.
A list of roofing papers and paints offered by Trouse Paints includes 2-ply tarred roofing paper at 55 cents per roll covering 108 square feet, best grade rubber roofing 108 square feet per roll, black rubber roofing paint 60 cents per gallon, red roof paint 85 cents per gallon, brown and graphite roof paints with 85 cents and 1.10 dollars per gallon respectively. English Venetian Red barn paint is finely ground and marketed to wear longer and cover more per gallon. Best grade paint 50 cents per gallon with five year guarantee, medium grade 75 cents per gallon with three year guarantee, plus white leads and oils at right prices.
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