Fall fashions bring vivid colors and ornate hats abroad
The article notes vivID colors like flamingo coral and copper will shape autumn wear, with browns oranges and olive tones. Hats vary from large to small, with trims of feathers embroidery and velvet or tulle for evening styles. Turbans and toques rise in popularity with wool embroidery and metallic accents echoing the gowns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Widl Belm
Waters
Dame Fashley
Apd
Paria
Warns Girls Against Men Using Coin Purse at Soda Fountain
A veteran prohibition-era co barkeeper warns women about coin purse men who flash money and demand respect. He recalls slinging drinks for years and says real men pay without fanfare while coin purse types cheat their partners and seek easy wins.
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Colt Mursa
Giris
Ain Eo
Mike
Barkeen
Big tournament and horn show at the Fair Grounds
At the Fair Grounds a major tournament and horn display drew crowds. William H. Cromwell won a contract to build The New United Brethren Church on West Second Street. The Sun day School held its annual picnic at Braddock Heights. Harriet Stanley, colored, was killed by a Pennsylvania Railroad train south of Harmony Grove. George Houck of Harmony Grove was severely injured in a runaway. Sonee Arthur Stull of Thurmont secured a position in the West Virginia Railroad office at Elkins, W. Va. Chester Freeze of Thurmont received a $900 promotion with the same railroad. Catoctin Furnace workers began mine work.
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Wiliam H. Cromwell
New
United Brethren Church
West Second Street
Harriet Stanley
Pennsylvania Railroad
Harmony Grove
Arthur, Stull
Thurmont
West Virginia Railroad
Elkins
W. Va
Chester Freeze
Purely Personal Visitors and Local Travel Notes in Frederick
PURELY PERSONAL. Mrs. Jully Doll of West Virginia visits Frederick friends and relatives with Mrs. George C. Doll and Virginia. Miss Florida Poffenberger of Hagerstown has returned. Miss Edith Lease returns to Frederick after visiting relatives in Hagerstown. Mr. and Mrs. C. Kelley Harris are in Hagerstown for the week from Big Pool Camp. Rev. and Mrs. B. S. H. Lamar and Miss Katharine Lamar vacation at My Lady's Manor near Cookeville, Md, as guests of Mrs. Edward Pearce and Mrs. Chas. Bauhigardner. Mrs. Kilgabeth Bender and Miss Flora Bender leave for Atlanta. Mrs. Millard Poole of York, Pa., visits with daughter Mrs. Bessie Painter and son Ernest Poole. grandson Master Bernard Angevine accompanies. Mrs. David Lowenstein and Mrs. W. A. Harley of New City Hotel visit friends in York. Miss Mary K. Starr returns from extended trip to Buffalo and Niagara Falls. Mrs. Clara Johnson of Pittsburgh visits Braddock Heights with Mrs. Richard H. Dorsey, and Mr. and Mrs. George Summers visit Walkeraville with the Ramsburgs at Tarmony Grove. Mrs. James H. Grove and sons James and Jacob visit Baltimore. M. J. Grove and Walker Jolliffe depart for Ocean City. Mr. Frank Urner begins extended trip to Tabor, N.C., and Liberty, and Greenville, C. Miss Gertrude Cordell and Miss Leona Bruchie of Washington, D. C., visit Mr. and Mrs. S. Elmer Brown.
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Jully"Doll
West Virginaly
Frederick
George C. Doll
Virginia
Florida Poffenberger
Hagerstown
Edith Lease
Hagerstowe
C. Kelley Harria
Rev
Bsh. Lamar
Francis X. Staley
Migs
Kathjarine “Lamar
My Lady's Manor
Cookeyaville
Edward Pearce
Chas
Bauhigardner
West Seventh Street
Altimore
Killgabeth Bender Agit Misa Flora Bender
North Markettreet
Atlanta
Millard Poole
York
Bessie Painter
Sone Ernest Poole
Bernard Angevine
David Lowenstein
W. A. Harley
New City
Lure
Mary K. Starr
Buffalo
New York
Niagara Falls
Clara Johnson
Richard Johnson
Pittsburgh
Braddock Heights
Richard H. Dorsey
George Summers
Walkeraville, Ave
Guy Ramsburg
Tarmony Grove
James HW. Grove and Sons
James and
Jarboc
Baltimore
M. J. Grove
Walker Jolliffe
Ocean City
Frank Urner
Tabor
N.C
Liberty
Greenville,c
Gertrude Cordell
Leona Bruchie
Washington, D. C
Elmer Brown
West Fourth Street
Hymeneal News From Baltimore and Nearby Weddings
A church wedding at St Philip and James in Baltimore unites Leona Donnelly and Clifford Jordan with a reception at the bride’s home. Nearby, Miss Kiss a Richardson wed Edwin Grimsley in a ceremony at the Grimsley farm with a luncheon and trip to Philadelphia. Engagements announce Abby McCardell and John Homer Remsburg as a forthcoming marriage in Braddock Heights and Middletown.
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Migs
Theresa Eve Ott
George Albot
Grimsley—Crawford
Brankson Wall Farm
Mred Crawford
Graccamy
Kissa Richardson
Elwond Grimsley
Baltimore
Killarney
Louise Crawford
Fulmer
Moravien Church
Donnys Moon
Philadelphia
Atlantio Chy
Otterstown
Jo Smallwood
M. Groshon
Washington, D.C
Edgar S. McCardell
Braddock Helits
Abby
John Homer Remsburg
Albert S. Remsburg
Middletown
Bootlegging on Increase in Washington County
The Hagerstown Globe reports rising bootlegging in Washington County with whiskey selling openly in Hagerstown. It claims legitimate businessmen with wealth are involved in liquor traffic and that expenditures on booze have neared 10 000 dollars in months. A Galland man allegedly quit a political post to sell liquor by car and offer it to black customers. A known citizen runs a poker operation to supply liquor and beer and a still is said to be active in Rohrersville with two more on Fairview Mountain.
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Washington County
Hagerstown
Hyde
Rohrersfilfe
Woman Health Promised by Pinkham Remedy
An old advertisement extols Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for women to ease ailments such as backache headaches and irritability. It claims the remedy goes to the root of troubles, promising stronger healthier lives for home and business women.
Population figures show Carroll gains and other counties fall
The Census Bureau released Maryland county data showing Carroll County up to 34 245 people in 1920 from 33 934 in 1910 and 33 860 in 1900 with Westminster Union Bridge Mount Airy and others increasing while Taneytown and several districts declined. Other counties Queen Annes Carroll Worcester St Marys and Howard all posted losses over the decade. William A Cramer named eastern manager for the International Sugar Feed Co with duties in Pennsylvania Delaware and Maryland. Ensign Ransom R Lewis Jr ordered to Hampton Roads for duty after furlough.
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Carroll
Maryland
Westminster
Union Bridge
Taneytown
Sykesville
New Windsor
Mount Airy
Manchester
Hampstead
Uniontown
Myers
Woolerys
Freedom
Franklin
Middleburg
Barrett
Mount Afry
Frederick County
Census Bureau
Queen Annes
Caroling
Dotchester
St. Marys
Howard
William A. Chaner
Washington, D.C
Stalkersville
Wsaxtills
International Sugar Feed Company
Memphis
Minneapolis Mills
Pennsylvania
Delaware
Cramer
Jamestown
New York
No Woman Knows How I Suffered From Dreco Cure
Mrs Henry Schad of Cumberland Maryland reports severe suffering including loss of appetite back and kidney pain insomnia and constipation. After starting Dreco on a friend's recommendation she notes rapid relief with improved digestion sleep and strength and urges others to try Dreco from local druggists.
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Henry Schad
Cumberland
Pring
Frederick
Pearre
Plan for School Opening At Emmitsburg High School
Trustees re organize for next year with three board members and elected officials Retired officers Higbee Obler Franklin and secretary Ever Tomas Bilue present Plan for a new Alghaschool building with bonds discussed The Emmitsburg high school course to be introduced this year with new building options considered and teachers appointed Principal Thomas C Bittle to oversee both Emmitsburg public schools and district courses
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Lewry Higbee
E. F. Obler
N. Franklin
Tomas
Bilue Belog
Gibcons
Jug
Rov
Lewis
Highee
Thomas
Bittle
Secratary
Emmitsburg High School
Lottle. Hoke
Eva Rowe
Virginia Long
Ethel Chase
Thomas C. Bulle
Emmitsburg
Synod Hall Contract Let for Baltimore Cathedral Unit
Visualization of the Protestant Episcopal Cathedral of Maryland began yesterday as the contract for the synod hall, the first unit of the Cathedral group, was awarded to Morrow Bros. Construction will continue without pause once a steam shovel is in place, with the hall slated to cost about 330000 dollars and be completed by Easter 1922.
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Maryland
Synod Hall
Baltimore
Morrow Bros
Public sale of Thomas F. Castle farm Frederick county
Surviving executor of the will of Thomas F Castle will sell at public auction at the Frederick county courthouse on Saturday August 21 1920 at 11 oclock am. The 67 acre property lies one mile south of Frederick on the Georgetown pike and has a pike outlet to Trunkerstown. The estate includes a two story frame dwelling seven rooms a second two story rental, a bank barn, corn house, wagon shed and a good water well. Terms require 1000 cash and deferred payments with note bearing interest. Possession April 1 1921. Jon N Souder surviving executor. attorney William I Darner. auctioneer William M Darner.
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Thomas
Castle
Frederick County
Keister of Wills
Orphans' Court
Thomas FP
Wrederick
Georgetown Pike
Frederick
Trunkerstown
Pho
Thomas F Cantle
Simon Cronixe
Liberia
Orphans’ Court
Batanes
Jonn N.souder
Thomas TF. Castle
Mmory L Cablontz
William IS. Darner
Houser
Estete
Addek
Dublin Farm
Walkersville
Dublin
Glade Valley
John Cronise
Carroll County
Mellinstry
Losa
Maryland
Lewistown
Hiram _Gavor
Charles Dumperick
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