Family Greetings From Frederick Area Sunday Gathering
A Sunday gathering hosted by Mr and Mrs John C Joy in Thurmont brought together numerous families from Frederick Graceham Emmitsburg and nearby towns. Attendees included Chester Jory and children Orville Ursula Arline Emerson Scholl Rachelle Watkville Kerrigan Young Coliftoner and others with guests from Baltimore and local households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thurmont
John C. Joy
J' Chester
Jory
Orville
Noam
Ursula
Arline
Emerson
Alrys
Z. B. Kelleholtz
Alice
Sohn
Lent
Ann& Sed
Marceline
Misa Mary
Scholl
Frederick
Rachelle Scholl
Watkerville
Engagements Mark Afternoon Card Party Grounds Braddock Heights
Mrs. Edgar McCardell hosted a card party at Braddock Heights where daughter Abby McCardell announced her engagement to John Homer Remeburg of Middletown. Guests included Julia Etchison and Elizabeth Collins with roses and cards. Rev. Dr. James Fraser of New Windsor wed Minnie Fraser in York Pa, and Florence Winifred Snyder announced engagement to Brice Paul Selby of Germantown.
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Miles Abby McCardel
Misses’ Mur
Katherine Etchison
Mildred Bennett
Hagerstown
Mary Grace Helfenstein
Hitzabeth Louis
Missea
Elizabeth
Collins
Rebecca McCutcheon
Margaret Neidhardt
Frances Doub
Rose Storm
Martha’ Kemp
Naomi
Esther
Miriam Coblontz
Mary Grace Holfenstein
Elizabeth Lewis
Grace Ward
Miss French
Ament
Jean White
Miss
James Fraser
New Windsor
Minnie
Frarer
Wilkan J
Ob Calvary Presbyterhia Church
York Pa
Jr. Finger
Western
Maryland
Theological Seminary
Westminster
Bina Ridge College
Fraser
York
W. FP. Snyder
North Market Street
Florence Winifred
Brice Paul Selby
Barn Raising and The Dreams of August at Purdum Farm
A Barn Raising near Purdum led by contractor Haies T Dudderrar featured a long list of attendees including many Kings Burdette and Beall families. The Dreams of August a Marylant themed poem paints August as a moonlit maiden amid elves and nymphs, dreaming of harvest and love, ending with a meditation on aging and seasonal change.
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Tharvey W. King
Purdum
Haies T Dudderrar
Charles T. Bucileitar
Charles Cronenberg
Arthur Anderson
Joseph Pucker
Byron Anderson
Lester Atsherman
Rodmand Cadle Znch Unais
Edward Ceel
Charles Pyles
Ron, Poole
Nathan Sheckles Croning Beall
Milton Burdette
Summons Darby
E W. King
Lansdaly Bind
Local Frederick Fans Attend Races in Hagerstown
Frederick residents traveled by car and trolley to Hagerstown yesterday afternoon to witness the opening of the Maryland fading season and the Bay War Saving Stamps program for the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Hagerstown
Maryland
PURELY PERSONAL NOTABLES IN TOWN AND BEYOND
A long list of visitors and travels fills the column. Miss Bessle MacMunn of East Church Street visits Baltimore while Mrs James J. Cassady of Atlantic City visits her sister Mrs E F Munshower. Glenn H. McGregor of Community Hardware travels with family to Niagara Falls and the Lakes, visiting Albany and Aylmer, and others. Mrs Howard Wachter of Walkersville and Mr Geo Ballard and daughter motor to several towns including Brunswick and Sharpsburg. Helen Bradshaw, a camper in Pocono Pines, is indisposed after a two day hike and is under care of Catherine Brookwell. Prof and Mrs Edward Reisler of Baltimore spend the week with Mr and Mrs Frank L Stoner, who have returned from Wilmington and St Davids. Mrs Annah M Little of Washington visits Mrs F J Stoner. Mrs W C Moul of York Pa spends weeks in Baltimore and Frederick County. Mrs Joseph H Hummer and Ruth depart for Cleveland, Buffalo, and Niagara Falls for an extended trip.
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Bessle
MacMunn
Church Street
Baltimore
James J. Cassady
Atlantic City
E. F. Munshower
Glenn H. McGregor
Community Hardware Company
Diry
McGregor
Howard
Niagara Malls
the Lakes
Burkittsville
Gapland
Antletaps
Sharpsburg
Keedysville
Boorsbord
Brandock Heights
Helen
Bradshaw
Pocono Pines
Pocono Mountains
Monroe County
Pocono Summit
Water Gap
Bull Kill Falls
Catherine Brookwell
Parkersburg
W. Va
Edward Reisler
Frank L. Stoner
Wilmington
Delaware
St. David's
Philadelphia
Annah.m. Little
Warned to Shun Liquor by Federal Judge in Prohibition Drive
A Baltimore based federal judge, returning from Maine, warned rear beer saloons and soft drink shops to avoid possession of alepholic squares and other alcohol. He stressed enforcement under the Volatend act, noting penalties for those selling near beer and strong drinks, while urging caution even for personal use. Local life underwriter Lewis Rogerbhaugh is noted as receiving a second prize in an insurance plan contest for cash rewards.
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Rick County
Frederick County
Lewietown
Jer
The
Conservation Board
Lécal
Priapsco
Fish and Game Association
Chamber of Commerce
United States
Baltimore
Hose
Maine Woods
Bultmore
Bert
Insurance Research and Review Survie
Lewis Rogerbhaugh
Sale of City Residence by Noah E B Cramer and Son
Real estate sale notice. The property on the north side of Washington street, a two story brick dwelling with modern improvements, was sold to Mr and Mrs Sidney Bo Michael. Names Noah E B Cramer and Son, Joan and insurance agents, Harry G Uhoabus appear in the record.
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Noah EB. Cramer and Son
Joan
Harry CG. Uhoabus
Noth
Washington Street
Mia
Sidney Bo Michael
Cireal
Calvin
Margaret
Houot
Unders
Court House
Rederick
County
Maryland
Percale
Jana
Seaia F
Tate
Pennsylvania Railroad
Dublin
Walkernville
Ginde
John Cronise
Frederick County
Carroll County
McKinstry’ Mill
Roosevelt May Address Knights Reunion at Pen Mar Park
Democratic vice presidential candidate Roosevelt is expected to speak at the Knights of Cohonbus reunion at Pen Mar Park on Thursday August 1. Admiral William S. Benson of the United States Navy is also slated as a speaker on the program.
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Roosevelt
G. Niankin
Knights of Cohonbus
Pen Mar Park
Willim S. Benson
United States Navy
Algo Eapeteed
Twenty Years Ago Today N Frederick
Local items recounts twenty years ago in Frederick and nearby areas. Mrs Sarah M Myers was appointed head of the Woman's College replacing Miss Jenkins. Major Goldsborough released a Naval Department letter offering a cannon from a Spanish warship for display near the Key Monument at Mt Oliver Cemetery. The list cites Frederick county heroes proposed for the National Hall of Fame and Harford’s plan to compel banks in Frederick to pay 1897 1898 and 1899 county taxes.
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Sarah M. Myers O
Woman's College
Miss Jenkins
HY. Q Goldsborough
Frederick
Santiago
Maj. Goldsborough
Mt. Oliver
Toys
Frank C. Norwood
Frederick County
Helster Hesse
Cecil ¢. W. Pettyman
Montgomery
Judge Maynardier
Harford
Lai
Old Frederick Records Reveal 19th Century Life and Prices
Weekly Examiner cost $2 per year, semiweekly $1.50. Quynn family papers from 1810s to 1880s show glass making, flour purchases, hat prices, and leather repairs. Items include receipts, letters, and promissory notes from Frederick County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen G. Quynn
Frederick
Caspar Quynn
Stuart Galther
Fredericks County
Quynn
Isaac Allen
Glass Works
Vamsville
Caspar Quynh
Esamiinet
Exanwdner
Gen, Woodbridge
Daniel Yhaner, Jr
United States Telegraph
Washington, D C
Akoh
No-To-Bac Claims Easy Tobacco Habit Break
Quit tobacco aid No-To-Bac boasts thousands helped by placing a tablet in the mouth to curb cravings. The ad promises failure refunds and notes the product is from Cascareta’s owners as a mark of reliability.
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Cascareta
Potato Prices Fall and Editor Resigns in Gettysburg
Many potatoes sold for about 1 25 per bushel on city streets with some as low as 1.00. Prices are expected to drop further. Editor William Duncan of the Gettysburg Times resigns after 18 months and will leave August 14 to seek a city daily position. He previously worked as sporting editor for the Harbor Evening Sun and reporter for the Philadelphia Evening Ledger.
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United States
United’ States
Cuba
William Duncan
Gettysburg Times
The
Times
Doncan
Hapover Evening Sun
Philadelphia Evening Ledger
Kellogg's Tasteless Castor Oil Promises No Nausea
Spencer Kellogg & Sons claims a new process removes the nauseating taste from castor oil while preserving strength and purity. Physicians and druggists endorse Kellogg's Tasteless Castor Oil as easy for children, sold in labeled bottles in three sizes: 1e, 35c, and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer Kellogg & Sons, Inc
Kellogg
Kelogxg
Kellorg
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Ark -Vinitine
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FitrasiRretzer
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Miles McCardell
St Maryland Meadows
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Bay of Beauty
Folger McKinsey
Bay War Savinga Stamps
the News
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Singanore Hills
Tomet
Lst
University of New York
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Francis Scott Key
Roger Brooke Taney
William Rinehart
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Knight
Republic Truck
Manwell
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Arthur C. Call
Market
Hames
Torch
Kelly
Frederick City Garage CO
Theobson's Department Store
Crimeris Palace of Music
Williamson's
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Pitty
Leena
Collown
Prederick
Monrovia
Hyftixtown
Mayland
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Lark
General Assembly of
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Camas
Sioners
David Oland
Good Albaugil Ler K. KE
Frederic
Maury Seeman
John Attick
Christin Meeman
Eli G. Haugh
Circuit Court
Urner & Urner
Solicitors
T. Cronenburg
Hantoneland
Odie
Maxwell
Wood Machina
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G. O. Paxson
Trail Ave
Ug One Arms
Ric Grayson H. Gintey
Court Tterick
Tive DéugiCo
St. Stadst Boesto
West Fifth Street
Gilmore
Wlautt
East Third Street
Phong
Urbana
Noah Ek, Cramer & Son
Joe
Second Street
L Patrick
Bon Bendly Hlh
McBridn Attorbey
Sational
Dita
Ombederick, Mb
Yaar
Hfo
National Bank
Sixtilan
Lewistown
Hiram Gaver
Charles Hamerick
Braneclsponwer
Fit
Core
Welliamm
STORM
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Tpg Swrinberg
Sass
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Bengile
Henry Trally
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