Personal and Social Notices in Hagerstown Area
Pleasant social notes list visitors and residents as Miss Amy Rice of Baltimore visits Walkersville and Miss Ada Brookey of Washington visits her parental home in the city. Many residents, including Mrs Luther Storm of Lancaster Pa and Mr and Mrs Harry Wethier of Baltimore, are spending time in Hagerstown and surrounding towns with relatives and friends. A travel note mentions Mrs S. A. L. Davis from Atlantic City and others visiting Philadelphia, Washington, and Atlantic City as extended trips and visits are reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Awa
Nisa
Fannie’ Ragain
Weaisiiveh Street
Baltimore
Amy “A.rice
Walkeraville
Ada Brookey
Washington
Diiva
Stdopes
Braddock
Soni
Cape May
Luther
Storm
Lanchéter
Hagerstown
Aimi. Shafer
Battinore
Mary
Cram
Wert
Wtreel
Harry Wethier
Howard Young
East Second
Hanover
Alaudpia
F McCunner
Philadelher
Sidl Kirkuth
Adutinstown
Mies
Sacob
Schult
Titan of Aldermen
Atlantic
City
Davis
Weat -Watrick Street
Leon
George Holter
Blanche Téitrick
Charles
Teoderie
Thary
Cote
Moniedag
Etthie
Lex D. ME. Daniels
Thik City
Tagerstown
Aig
Shepherdstown
Waishington
Te Vishtin
Iavert
Daiecak
Cot’ Fear
Adamstown
Ior
Abran Royenourne
Zon
Gerald
West Third Street
Athantic City
Hoke
Chinteh Street
Hethel
Aid County
York
Hoth
Mig
Bilen Gillmons
Market Street
Fengavies
Ray Seca ' Maj" Gehdrleve Stonebraker
Weverton
Washington County
Europe
Poote
Lave
Mt. Airy Barthdlown
Alt. Pleasant
Local Residents Attend Visiting Guests and Weddings
Mrs Hobert Koté of Washington and Mrs Lewis Summers spent yesterday with Mrs Edward Janes on East Church Street. Mrs Matbindy Guyol of Washington and D Collece of General Beauregarde were among guests. Kell A Lukin medical examiner noted visits to Venistlvantu Railroad. Mr and Mrs BP Lakin returned home to Erie. Charles Robertsont and family enjoy a crimp in Detour with Mr and Mrs Robertson and Miss Lyla Robertson. Rev Arthur Carty and Mrs Carty of Philadelphia visiting Captain and Mrs Teese in Beelington West Virginia. Mrs Helen Klein of North Market Street visiting Miss Ruth Richardson at New Windsor. Young ladies to visit Miss Velma Stauffer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hobert “Koté
Washington
Lewis’ Summers
Sailroad
Lis Tuiully
Ang Mri
Lakin
Erle
Charles’ Robertsont
Mex. Robertson
Lyla Robertson
Ida Hardy
Charles Trobertson, Jr
Arthur Co Carts
Philadelphia
C. Carty
Beelington
W. Va
Catty
Teese
Helen Klein
North Market Street
Ruth Richardson
New Windsor
Mic ‘Elyidson
Mr. Grete
Adies
Velma Stauffer
Alphabet of Health and Eternal Rewards Mottoed Advice
A fragmented excerpt discusses an aging health alphabet from an Atchison Kan paper, presenting a series of moral health maxims. It lists abstinence from intoxicants, clean air, proper diet, water, exercise, regular habits, digestion, temperance, mental balance, prevention, and patience. The piece collapses with a closing aphorism about lasting rewards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atc
James H Marshall to lead street service by Frederick Corps
James H Marshall of the Frederick Corps of the American Salvation Army will conduct a street service in the Square Corser assisted by the full corps. Regular indoor meetings will follow with good music and form centered on Loveday, featuring short talks by lieutenants and pieces by the organist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tajutane
James H. Marshall
Rederick Corps
American Salvation ‘Army
Trial Cure Advertisement For Dr King’s New Discovery
An old truncated ad claims King's New Discovery cures cold cough and related ailments. It touts a guaranteed trial cure at one dollar and mentions severe illnesses as examples. The fragmentary text includes misspellings and dated marketing language from a bygone era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piel
Hopky
N.C
The Girl About Town: Braddock Week in Frederick County
A November style column recounts a week of heat in Braddock and Frederick County. It notes gardens damaged by heat, layabout Sundays, campers paddling canoes, weddings and funerals, picnics, fairs, and gatherings at Braddock Heights and Pen-Mar. Local events include garbage inspections, baseball enthusiasm, and social outings by various clubs and churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tong Lake
Braddock Son
Ocean “Grove
Norrow
Hagerstown
Patrick Street
Ita
Reynolds
Frederick
Trinity’ Methodists
Braddock
Heights
Odd Fellows
Pen-Mar
Eraville
American Mechanics of Doubs
Shady Woods
Point of Rocks
Araby Union
Foxville Lutherans
Mt. Carmel
General Weyler glitters through a rustic colony tale
An odd column blends musings on General Weyler with local gossip about a colony visit. A resident laments lost landmarks, recalls the old red pump and perpetual youth while noting August's arrival brings toys of midsummer and rising prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Saul
Bohemian Girl concert at Braddock Heights Auditorium
A Braddock Heights concert presents excerpts from the Bohemian Girl with local singers Miss Markey and Miss Bowering, under Miss Duffy with a developing high baritone. The review praises the chorus and promises a complete, well arranged musical evening despite stage limitations.
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Braddock
Frederick
City Opera
Braddock Heights
Muele
Miss Bowering
Arline
Thaddeus
Devilahell
Mr. Duffy
Ned
Allie Anid
Doud
Deaf Lodges Wyand Denver Speaker at Deaf Congress
Prof Wyand, a noted fraternal figure and the first deaf Knight of Pythias, will address the International Congress of the Deaf in Denver. He discusses the Deaf members of lodges secret orders and insurance companies forming their own groups amid rising interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fermi
N’ Wyand
Towson
Maryland
Frederick
Washington ‘County
International Congress ‘of the Deaf
Denver
Jas
Wyand
America
Pythias
Fires ruin Wrights shirt factory in Federalsburg
Maryland notes report a fire destroying Wrights shirt factory at Federalsburg yesterday. Other items include Hagerstown daughter reunion, a dead Baltimore preacher, local divorces and court cases, and plans for firefighting upgrades amid a bank board reshuffle. The state briefs cover insurance loss adjustments in Cambridge, railroad fare disputes in Ellicott City, and upcoming farm and Deaf Association meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wright
Federalsburg
Maryland
Dutomobie
Pennsylvania
Ehiory’ Grove Campuketing
Joshua J. Benson
Baltimore County
John Butler
Marinsburg
W. Va
Hagerstown
A. Amallary
Insurance Wen
Cambridge
Puttchago
Funcion
A. People's Bank
Chestertown
Watts
Park
Water Company
Haxeratown
Caunell Chayé
Gilpin
Daniel
Mose
Hils
Tica Mose
Sharpsburg
Garrett County
Jennings Brog
Jenelige
Bittinger
Maryland Association For the Deaf
J. McP. Scott
S. Martin Bloom
Colonyl
Willam P. Lane
Congress
St. Paul
Minn
Ellicott City
Baltimore
United Railways
Public Service Commission
Farmers’ Commission
Salisbury
Hancock
White Hall
Millstone
Clayton Summers
Potstoba
Bunker
Martha
Maryland state banks resources and deposits report
The article summarizes Maryland state banks resources and deposits, noting figures in the millions. It cites reports to the Comptroller and State Bank Commissioner, listing total resources around 31.3 million and deposits near 77 million across savings and national banks, with totals including patrons' deposits and
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fant
Dorapanice J
Marclach
Comonissioner
Downed
Te Trokscity
Maryland
Ats
Baltimore
Buckle Healer Relieves Piles and Ulcers Says Modern Pharmacy
A fragmentary ad claims a product called Buckle provides instant relief for piles ulcers and skin eruptions. The pitch mentions a healer and urges trying a 26 cent dose at Modern Pharmacies, referencing Reno and a barber phrase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reno Chi
Cotaa
Phatemeys
Local Market Prices Amid Varied Goods and Produce
A late market report details prices for fruits vegetables and staples, noting ample supplies and range of costs. It lists box prices for pears, apples sandwiching butter, and items from loaves to fish, poultry and meat, with figures per dozen or pound and regional varieties. It urges readers to use classifieds in The News for rapid, effective results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deen Lewis
Canutaloupes
Boss Priches
Mamet O Bert
Beliver
Pi thians Elect Chariclership and Duval Debacle
Fragmented report notes Pythians election drama in Maine with reference to Charicellorship, Supe rintendent, and Duval. Mentions Roanoke, Pennant, and Clupk’s team win as a game highlight with vague incident details and an unclear local fence event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fieder
Nga
Hid
Stelesena
Rade Thera
ORB Tn
AES
Roanoke
Hist Sear
Fie
Ginfk Lengue
Pennant
Suatordne
Clupk
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Frederick’ “and
Provincetown
Mary Jane
Beya Wa Muat
Che
Reaume
Braddock Hotel
Kene
Pontofice
the Heights
Allen Grum- Die
General Weyler
the Bohemian Girl
News OF the State
Theoul
Hose
Deacher
Pythians
Aventi
Ery of
Maine
Alec Charicellorship
Suproitienger
Draaiinian
Duval
Uxanenys
Pes Parmenter Peer
Ca. 5
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