Picnic season memory in Braddock area notes
Mary Jane recalls outdoor gatherings and community events around Braddock Heights and nearby areas. She mentions picnics, food shortages, fairs, church reunions, festivals, and local quarrels over resources, with references to residents, officials, and venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aaron ‘Anders
Hi Wa
Church of the Brethren and Lutherans
Braddock Heights
Schleysville
Peh-Mar
Phale
Braddock
Hakbal
Market Prices and Busy Farm Trade Report
An improved market show, with spring chickens clear at 40 to 46 cents per pound and eggs 44 to 46 cents a dozen. Tomatoes 60 cents a basket, peaches scarce and pricey. pests 30 cents a half peck. Quoted prices span eggs to berries and vegetables with many items in season and steady demand. The note mentions copra export embargo lifted January 18, 1899, and ongoing export activity since.
Potomac River Fish Began in Cumberland
Article notes extensive Potomac River aquaculture and angling history. It cites the National Geographic Society, Hugh M Staith, and Professor Tomerelal Naherman. Early introductions include smallmouth bass from Ohio in 1854 and largemouth bass in 1889, with subsequent spread from Washington to Mount Vernon and beyond. Also mentions strawberry bass, capy, rock bass, warmouth, bluegill, wall-eyed pike, and two katfish from the Mississippi basin.
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Tag
Potomac
Cung
National Coographic Society
Washington
The
Bulletin
Sociery
Hugh M. Staith
Potonay
Tomerelal Naherman
Baltimore & Oldo
Ohio River
Mator
Chenapeeke and Ohio Canal
Cumberland
Mount Vernon
Jlarper
Perry
Bureau of Fisheries
Shenandoah
Great Palla
Mississippi Basin
Cald
Quantico
Fnil Woodmont
Mugerstown
Little Paris
Methodist Episcopal, South Churches Service Schedule
A concise list of church services and programs across multiple denominations. It records pastors, Sunday school times, morning and evening sermons, prayer meetings, and special events such as picnics and adult classes, with locations including Trinity and All Saints churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Episcopal
C. Wrightson
EB. Cling
Cc. A. Gason
James Paul Weight
Epworth + League
All Sainte
All Saints’ Church
Douglass Hoof
Italy
A. an.Sundhy
Evangelical Lutheran
Evangelical Lutheran Church
G. Rupp
Sunnday School
Willam A. Wade
Maryland Synod
St. John’s
SS .John's Catholic Church
W. J. Kane
County Churches and Charges in Buckeystown Area
A list of church services across Buckeystown Utica Charlesville Rocky Springs Jefferson Union Bridge and surrounding areas detailing pastors sermons Sunday schools and service times including Zion's Church and St Paul's Union Bridge with speakers Rev J W Kirk Rev Robert Lee Rair Rev G J Uhler Rev J Walter Enstat and Dr Charles E Be Wehler with various times and gatherings across the weekend and weekdays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckeystown
J. W. Kirk
D. D
Christian Endeavor
J. I. Daniels
Utica
Robert Lee Rair
St. Paul's Reformend Church
Pom Zion’s Church
Charlesville
Rocky Springs Chapel
Barr
Jefferson Lutheran Charge
Raf G. J. Uhiler
Jeferson
Union Bridge
Reformed Church
Paul D. Yoder
St. Paul's
St Paul's
Ladiesburg
Charles BE. Wehler
Hood College
Frederick
Cammanion Postponed to August 24 at New Midway
The event at School House New Midway is postponed to August 24 at 2:00 p.m. Divine Worship will be led by Dr. Webler from Rocky Ridge. Mt Tabor Lutheran Church hosts a Sunday School Rally with a special program at 2 p.m. on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cammanion
New Midway
Formor
Webler
Rocky Ridge
Mt .Tabor Lutheran Church
Anti Tobacco Fight Denied by Maryland Union Leader
Mrs Mary K R Haslup president of the Maryland Women s Christian Temperance Union says a telegram from Anna Adams Gordon national president denies plans for a federal amendment against tobacco The group says its 30 year educational campaign targets children and a $1 000 000 fund is not for an anti tobacco drive The union plans no expansion to include adults A separate note describes a London street car fare system using distance based tickets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary KR. Haslup
Maryland Women's Christian Temperance Union
Anna Adams Gordon
Evanston
Ehlastup
Shortage of Field Hands Hurting Maryland Crops
A Maryland department bulletin cites a labor shortage and wet weather disrupting harvests. Wheat and oats were damaged by rain and poor drying, potatoes rotted, and corn harvests are delayed. War labor has pulled workers to cities and munitions plants, leaving farms under supplied and at risk of lower yields.
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Rom
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Portrai
Ah Elder Ball
United States
Delaware
Loulaville Courier-Journal
Church of the Brethren
J. Kurtz Muller
Jesus Christ
Thomas
Evangelical Reformed
Henri L G. Kloffer
St. Timoty’s Chapel
Baptist
JW. Townes
Noa
Joseph
Brethren
Nubje
Asbury M. E
W. A. English
Frederick Junction
Worthington's Grove
Emma Novakova
America
Prague
Alice
Masaryk
Recoress
Juvenile Court of
Faryland
England
Maryland
Tenzin
Post
Sap
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Asbury Park
Long Branch
Philadelphia
Aedom
Philadel
Gate
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania Railroad
Waar
Is'onse
Internatic Harvester Co Ness
Ona
Immane Emerson
Brantingham
Central Hardware
Arthur E. Levy
New City Hotel
West Patrick ’ ST
Fredericks
Oyler & Spangler
H. A. Spangler
East Third Street
DRS. D. Famaney & Son
Hikeasrows, Mn
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Mateny & Feaga
E Gey' CO
Mateny-Watter
P. Feaga
Wat
Exide
Electric
Wresharge
Bai Sost-Auto Garage
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