Social World Aide Party at Guilford guests honored
Mrs Charles H Coates hosted a lawn party at Guilford with many young guests from New Jersey Philadelphia and Baltimore. Prizes for clever verse singing and dress were awarded. Refreshments served. Attendees included Meredith Smith Nance Potty etc.
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Charles
H. Coates
Guilford
Mises
Yrail
Charlotte Baker
Margaret Ford
Jersey
Hunsell
Meredith Smith
Misy Nance
Mis
Smith Billlaggslent
sof _Weatmintser
Dantet Baker
David” Thiker
Isaltlmore
Thomas Swann
Virgiula
City Fathers Meet on Street Curbing and Sewers
City officials discussed curb and gutter work on North Beloved property fronts along Mouocky Boulevard and East Second Street. They approved sewer improvements on Market and Carroll streets by Coblentz and Kupp, and deferred some actions to upcoming meetings while considering assessments and costs for paving and regrading East Second Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mouocky
Rh Enginger
Jobinik
Charles I
Cramer
Willidy GC Hua
Carroll Street
Coblentz
Kupp
Aind
Hll
East Seventh Minuet
E. Th Sappington
D.V. Stauffer
D.V. Stauffer Were Before Tat
East Second Street
Chapel Isley
East Street
Swatter
Justlen Co L
T. Grove
Charles T. Riley
Edwi Freed
Johnson
Freed
Edward J. Stith
Market Street
Chapel Alley
Burrett Manufacturing Company
East Second
Jolson
City Register
City Committee Reviews Street Digging and Utilities Report
During business hours Muor Sebel drew attention to sewer and frost issues on Broadway to Carroll Creek. The street committee was directed to investigate the sewer flooding and a water department matter. a special committee was appointed to review bids from noted contractors and report back with recommendations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muor Sebel
Walter
Charles
Heffner
Carroll
Wests Electrical
Tor ‘Seeger
Wd. Bowers Luurber Co
OSS
Boda
Welty
Rice
Haller
Garber & Geet Foss
Eleentaiver
Tri BE
Bigert
Go Witthun Dainstierner
Feder
Seetadree Eee
Censorship Committee Formed To Review Motion Picture Content
The Citizens Meeting chaired by Milton G. Gruer convened to plan censoring snoving pictures. New officers were elected with Mrs Arthur D. Willard as secretary treasurer. The group proposed weekly reports from Pearce and Scheek and hoped managers would cooperate. Four new members joined. Henry Watson Children's Aid Society secretary Mr Jones sent a supportive letter from Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton G. Gruer
Y. Mi
Clarke Kleer
Chathnay
Mra
Arthur
D. Witlard
Mesurs
Pearce & Seheek
Cily
Scemirio
Plota
Pleufreturers
Ed Munitter
Marvell Ab
Mov Nfeture
Hoi
Milton G. Crner
Mike Casey
Me. Patina
Posey
Preets
Trath
Mr. Jones
Henry Watson
Sunshine Service At United Brethren Church
The United Brethren Church in this city plans a Sunshine Service to replace the ordinary Sunday school and preaching. Rev Abe Solomon Knox of the Southern Methodist Church and Rev J W Kiracofe will preach. Committees led by Mrs Charles Wachter and Mrs Wm C Rhoterlek oversee arrangements. Souvenirs will be given to all attending members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Brethren, Church
Abe
Salom Knox
Tis
Wo Kiracofe
Reno
Hary
Church Aid
Risitom
Mix
Charles Wachter
Mra-Willam C. Rhoterlek
Mrai C. C. Aushernin
Mexam
J. Reward Phleeger
Mattwood
Har
Elate Hoover
Muse
Messrs
3Sarson
BR. Moberly
Paul’ Holdcratt
Charlies
Faulk
Jacob Kints
Unclear baseball score report from old paper
Fragmentary baseball brief reports a 24 to 9 score with teams and players unnamed. Readable names include Yellow Springs and Montevue. The rest of details are illegible, yielding a partial item with no clear date or full lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ub Uate Yate Sorione
Montevue
Increase of $100000 From City Assessment Records
The board reports a taxable base rise exceeding $100,000 due to the latest intermediate assessment. Builders list includes residences stores and other structures though some abated properties remain taxed as destruction reduces new construction. The gain roughly doubles the last assessment of $57,242.69 and reflects new buildings improvements and Frederick property additions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Intermiedia
Brief Items of Interest on West Tairtek Street
A social will be held at the United Brethren tonight at 8 o clock with an interesting program and refreshments. Invitations are extended to all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
Tairtek
Arden
Willi
Tairtek Street
Faie
Fr. George
United’ Bréthren
Will of Peter Gray Funds White Orphans in Mapleville
The will of Peter Gray, a wealthy Hagerstown contractor who died last week, directs more than 50000 dollars to be held in trust by Col. Charles A. Little as executor. The funds will support the maintenance, education, and training of white orphan children in Washington County in mechanical trades and arts. The estate will create a home on Gray's Mapleville farm to house the orphans and oversee the new corporation established for this purpose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Gray
Hagerstown
Charles A. Little
Washington County
Funerals for Helen May Phebus and George McGeoch
The sisters of Helen May Phebus held funeral services yesterday at their parents home 442 Weat rick Street conducted by Rev Absalom Knox with pallbearers Guy Moreau John Boal Arthur Phebus and Orca interment followed at Mt Olivet Cemetery Thomas P Rice Funeral Director A note records a separate late service for George Nelson McGeoch at his North Market Street home conducted by Rev Absalom Knox with burial in Greenmount Cemetery in Baltimore C E B Cline arranged city services A damaged mailbox at Teenie Night caused by a bent iron rod left the mail receptacle on the ground
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen May
Phebus
Weatrick Street
Absalom
Knoox
Guy Moreau
John Boal
Arthur
Orca
Mt. ‘Olivet Reemetery
Thomas P. Rice
George Nelson McGeoch
North Market Street
Absa Tom Knox
Baltimore
Greenmount “ Cemetery
C. EB ‘Cline
Bank Vaults and Rooms for Customers in Scranton
The superintendent John Evan of Scranton describes a non banking house with a grand vault and multiple rooms for ladies and general business. A large safe deposit section offers security for securities and valuable papers. The savings department promises 4 percent per year under certain conditions and customers can inspect the building during business hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Evan
Scranton
Salt at Thurmont Magistrate Court Suit Over Share
A Thurmont magistrate proceedings saw W P Ninpumakar sue Park W T Loy manager of the Thurmont baseball team for $2.70 claiming Loy’s share of gate receipts. The magistrate ruled Loy must pay, totaling over $4 with interest, as testimony showed Loy was to receive 10 percent. A large Thurmont crowd gathered to hear the outcome of the suit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thurmont
M. Joney
W. P. Ninpumakar
Park W. T. Loy
Noonesnaker
Loy
Euit
Death of Mildred May Mank at Carroll Street Home
Mildred May Mank daughter of Mr and Mrs John Mank died this morning at 234 South Carroll Street. Funeral will be tomorrow at 4 PM from the family home with services and interment at Mt Olivet Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Ye Mank
Mildred May Hane
John Mans
Carroll Street
Pelock
Mt. Olivet
Ladies Home Journal to be published fortnightly
Local notice indicates the Ladies Home Journal will switch from monthly to fortnightly publication starting with the September issue. No subscription price increase. Price remains $1.50 for 24 issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Home ‘Journal
Reptember
Miiten
Phono
N. Market
Thrifty women edge to fast fashion bargains
Bargain-ridden catalog copy touts women’s wear at low prices. It highlights skirts, shirts, dusters, and crash coats in sizes for misses and women, with price cuts like 4.26 and 1.08, urging cash buyers for alterations and quick purchases as stock dwindles.
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Linuwe
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