Purely Personal Missy Bertha Jones
A local social page lists numerous residents and visitors. Names include Missy Bertha Jones of Pack Avenue visiting her uncle, Mr. W. O. Jones of Baltimore, and Miss Ruth Smith of Baltimore visiting her cousin Miss Bertha Turner on West Patrick Street. The item notes travels to Baltimore and Washington, visits in Cascade Maryland, and relatives staying with families on North Market and East Patrick Streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missy Bertha Jones
Pack Avenue
W. O. Jones
Baltimore
Daniel C. Gibson
East Church Street
Yestown
Leslie L. Bowers
Mountain
Hatford County
Edith Hagan
North Market Street
Ruth Smith
Bertha Turner
West Patrick Street
Leo Weinberg
TR. R. Miller
Cascade
Weinberg
Hammond Clary
Washington
Richard F. Nallin
Leah Gladman
Beaute Rinehart
Ethel Ficixehman
East Patrick Street
County Towns News Briefs From Area Residents
Miss Hazel Redding of Waynesboro Pa returned from a visit to Harry Andera and family and other relatives. Mrs Annie Rossman King and son Arthur of Philadelphia Pa spent a few days here. Miss C Long visited Tangytown friends. Mr and Mrs L C Powell Mrs Imma Velaplane and Miss Mary Spahr visited Hanover Va Wednesday. Little Miss Margaret Witmer of Hanover Pa spending weeks with relatives here. Mr and Mrs Allen Wahn and daughter Dorothy visited Miss Rhoda Haho. Mr and Mrs John Gregg of Vandergrift Pa visited Mrs Maynard Dudrear and family. The Lutheran Sunday school will hold a picnic in LeGore Park Saturday August 22. Mr and Mrs Thomas Kling of Hamsville and son Ronald spent a few days here. Mr Milton Carter and family and mother Mrs Carter, Mr and Mrs Joseph Crum and daughter and Miss Lulu Benner of Liberty visited here last week. Mrs L C Barrick returned from a visit to Mrs Emma Cramer at Dublin. Mr Marshall Fitez and family of Newville Pa are visiting Mr and Mrs Samuel Fitez. Mr and Mrs Rene Saylor and daughter of Pittsburgh Pa recently moved to this place. Miss Maude Dorsey spending time at Pen-Mar Cottage. Mrs Grace Spencer has been visiting in this neighborhood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Witmer
Hanover
Allen Wahn
Dorothy
Rhoda Haho
Ladienburg
John Gregg
Vandergrift
Maynard Dudrear
Lutheran Sunday School
LeGore ‘Park
Thomas Kling
Hamsville
Ronald
Milton Carter
Carter
Joseph Crum
Lulu Benner
Liberty
L. C. Barrick
Emma Cramer
Dublin
Wee Taeke
Marshall Fitez
Newville
Samuel Fitez
Erenee Saylor
Pittsburgh, Pa
Maude Dorsey
Pen-Mar Cottage
Grace Specer
County English Teachers Meet Over Course Standards
The English teachers of the county convene this afternoon in a conference called by School Superintendent Palmer to discuss methods for standardizing the English course across county schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palmer
NO PARCEL POST EXHIBIT AT THE FREDERICK FAIR
Postmaster W. C. Drely requests Display space at the Frederick Fair to showcase Parcel Post procedures. He notes Post Office support may cover exhibit costs and staff time, urging farmers to learn proper packing and handling for mail shipments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
W. C. Drely
Burson
Frederick Alr Dt Hs
Routhre
Birely
Fair Association
Wirety
New Telephone Connections Listed by Brunswick and Frederick Firms
The Brunswick Times reports new telephone connections across several locations including Brunswick, Frederick, Mt. Airy, Buckeystown, Knoxville, and Libertytown. Names listed include G Roy Hess manager Brunswick, Cornelius Oliver Buckeystown, John Rothenhoefer Yellow Springs, and many others associated with streets such as East Patrick Frederick and North Market Fred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Veragine
Brunswick
Brans
P. Telephone Company
N. B. Clark
Trail Avenue
Frederick
H. D. Spence
Church and Market Streets
Fred
Miss Clara Fisher
East Seventh Street
Brys
John L. Rothenhoefer
Yellow Springs
R. D. Webber
Knoxville
Bruns
Herman Dixon
R. T
Bertram Hayward
Libertytown
Colored Masons Elect Officers in Maryland Convention
The annual convention of colored Masons of Maryland in Hagerstown elected Joseph E. Evans grand master and L H Ward senior grand warden among others. Frederick attendees included District Deputy Grand Master Richard Walker and several lodge members. The session marked the first grand lodge meeting outside Baltimore. Separately, Thurmont land development plan progresses with Sanford L. Shaffer acquiring a tract north of the Western Maryland railroad and arranging lots and five new houses facing the railroad, with lot owners forming a company for shared interest in the buildings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colored Masons
Maryland
Hagerstown
Joseph E. ‘Evans
Antapolis
L. H. H. Ward
William ‘7. Greenwood
George T. Duffin
Alffred Nixon
Hugh W. Simmons
Western Maryland Railroad
Thurmont
Sanford L. Shaffer
Hildings
South Street Kept Open After Policeman Resigns
Special Policeman Charles Brachey quit his post guarding South Street near the canneries. Mayor Fraser appoints Charles Speaks to the duties, but the street remains only partially open with evident obstacles to traffic and access this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Street
Charles Brachey
Fraser
Charles
Beware of Catarc Ointments Containing Mercury
Mercury containing ointments are warned against as they ruin smell and upend the system when absorbed. Genuine Hall's Catarth Cure is claimed to be mercury free and taken internally to affect the blood and mucous surfaces. Sold by druggists with testimonials and price cited. advertisement also promotes Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
FLJ, Chenery & Co
Toteda
Hall S
Taleo
Ohio
FL J. Cheney & Co
Cap t Lamont Outlines Rescue Plans In City
Capt Lamont in charge of district for the American Rescue Workers outlines how removing the cause of need would end the effect of charity and lift the needy to self sufficiency. He and his wife have worked in slums across cities and opened a free employment office at 246 East Seventh Street to hire help without charge. He cites background in engineering and requests clothing, furniture, and donations to establish a temporary women and orphans' home. letters of recommendation accompany his arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter G. Lamont
American Rescue Workers
American Salvation Army
Rhode Island
Connecticut
Pennelvania
Marsland
Institute of Technology of
Boston
San Antonio
Texas
San Francisco
Cal
Mass
East Seventh Street
Natonal
Cumberland fair to be dry this fall with no liquor sales
Chief Judge A Hunter Boyd sustained a remonstrance against saloon licensing for the Cumberland fair and races, noting past gambling on premises or at the fair. The court refused licenses in the area including the race track, enforcing a dry policy. Special Agent Rohr of the Children's Aid Society brought 11 year old Minnie Danner from Brunswick to Baltimore for placement, with the local agent Barson recommending a suitable home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Hunter Boyd
W.C. Montagnani
Baltimore and Ohio Young Men‘s Christian Association
Bord
Rohr
Children’s Aid Society
Mi Nne Danner
Property Deed Transfer Between Frederick Firms and Railways
Frederick Brick Works of Frederick County transfers real estate in the city to Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company and to Hagerstown and Frederick Railway Company for a value of $5. A subsequent deed shows Charles E. Radley transferring % acre of land to Anna E. Radley in Knoxville for $1. Also listed are marriage licenses for William Thompson Moxley, 26, near Kemptown, to Sarah Catherine Sims Glover, 19, near Damascus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Brick
Frederick County
Baltimore and Ohio
R. R. Co
Hagerstown and Frederick Railway Co
City
Frederick Brick Works
RE. R. Co
Charles E. Radley
Anna E. Radley
Knoxville
William Thompson Moxley
Kemptown
Sarah Catherine Sims Glover
Damascus
The Case of L. L. Cantelow in Claren don Texas
The Cantelow case mirrors many similar stories of relief from Chamberlain's Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. A man recounts his wife’s months of severe bowel complaints ending in full recovery after using two bottles of the 20 cent remedy. For sale by all dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. L. Cantelow
TL. Cantelou
Clarendon
Texas
Chamberlain
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East Fourth Street
Edward F. Tucker
Chester
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Washington, D. C
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Pocomecke City
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Philadelphia
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Katie Phiceger
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Statesville
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Gingham
Alec
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Monumental Brewing CO
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