Frederick Chautauqua Fades Yet Hints at Return
Frederick Chautauqua ends with a downpour and a packed tent. Secretary of Labor Wilson misses his Washington train delaying Industrial Peace lecture. About 300 pledges and 20 guarantors show enduring support for next year. Brunswick considers hosting a Chautauqua as locals travel 18 miles for performances. Shipley attends National Council meeting in Munsey, Ind.
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Frederick
Chautauqua
Wilson
Willam B. Wilson
Bunswick
Brunswick
Woman Seeks Help From Lydia E Pinkham’s Remedy
Miami Oklahoma and Lindsborg Kansas women publish testimonials praising Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for female troubles. Letters describe relief from side pains bearing down back ache and nervous tension after using the product. Receipts invite readers to write for confidential advice from Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. in Lynn Massachusetts.
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Miami
Okla
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mary R. Miller
Lydia E. Pinkhan
Lindsborg
Kansas
A. L. Surry
R. No. 3
Box
Lindsborg, Kansas
Obio
Lydia F. Pinkham
Yarnell Roche Wedding At Methodist Parsonage
David LeRoy Yarnell and Allee Lee Roche were married at the Methodist Episcopal parsonage in Braddock Heights at 3 PM. Rev Dr Ell Lamar officiated. Attendants were Mrs Elsie Roche and Mr Harry G Roche. They plan a trip to Atlantic City and will reside in Washington after returning. Herbert L Ambrose and Mary J Philips were married in Washington Friday by Rev M L Culler. John W Senft and Milas Beulah A Mummert were quietly married Saturday in Spring Grove Maryland by Rev A S G Rupp.
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Yarnell-Roche
David LeRoy Yarnell
Allee Lee Roche
Em Bit Roche
Washington
Braddock Ieights
Methodist Episcopal Parsonage
Ell
Lamar
Elsie Roche
Harry G. Roche
Atlantic City
Herbert L. Ambrose
Mary J. Philips
Brunswick
M. L. Culler
Boston
Mass
Wiliamsport
Penyt
John W. Senft
Milas Beulah A. Mummert
Spring Grove
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Charleston man asks for renewed copies of The News
A. I. Main of Charleston HL renews his subscription and requests past copies. He notes watching local outcomes as news will be published, expresses satisfaction at receiving full news at subscription price, and comments on western conditions and rising food prices. He cites sugar at 8 dollars per 100 pounds and flour about 6 dollars per barrel.
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A. F. Main
Charleston
A. I. Main
Legal Transfers and Local News From Brunswick and Hagerstown
Property transfers list Annie M Defoed and Campbell to Walter L Flautt and others in city real estate totaling small sums. David LeRoy Yarnell and Alice Roche, both of Washington, attend MAVERSACE licenses. Report on Maryland Freemason convention in Frederick area with Parker and Smith as committee members. George Robinson, injured in a cannery incident, shows improvement per Dr Bourne. recovery prospects described as good.
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Annie M. Campbell
Walter L. Flautt
City
Robert H. Campbell
Charles A. Castle
Walter L. Flaut
Mary Jane Shilling
Eila EM. Gannon
Brunswick
Maversace
David LeRoy Yarnell
Alice Lee Roche
Washington
Frederick
State Lodge of Colored Masons
Hagerstown
John Parker
Jerry Smith
Fredericktonian Lodge
Parker
Purely Personal Visitors and Local Reminiscences
A long list of residents and visitors share travels and returns to Frederick area addresses. People from New York Baltimore Philadelphia York Pa Paris York and other places visit relatives here while many locals report trips or homecomings. Several families attend funerals or gather with kin, and some plan future visits or departures.
Martinsburg Pair Visit Relatives in Pennsylvania
Amos H. Stogrist and his son Roy, of 308 East Third Street, Martinsburg, visit Columbia and Lancaster in Pennsylvania to spend a week with relatives. They traveled Thursday to Hershey and York near Harrisburg for the brief trip.
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Martinsburg
W. Va
Mira
Amos H. Stogrist
Roy
East Third Street
Columbia
Lancaster Pa
Hershey York
Harrisburg
Pleasant Fogle family reunion in Maryland
A very pleasant family reunion was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs Glias Fogle in Ladieghny Maryland on Sunday August 22 to celebrate their joint birth. Attendees included Margaret Eyler of Baltimore Maggie Biddinger of Brunswick John Stull of Buckeystown Harry Anders of Duckeystown George W Shoemaker David Steiner William Steiner Ruth Steiner Paul Brunner and James Hahn and family from Piney Creek Pennsylvania and Mrs Charles Biddinger and family of Detour Maryland.
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Glias Fogle
Ladieghny
Margaret Eyler
Baltimore
Maggie Biddinger
Brunswick
John Stull
Buckeystown
Harry, Anders
Duckeystown
George W. Shoemaker
David, Steiner
William
Ruth Steiner
Paul Brunner
Frederick
James Hahn
Piney Creek
Charles Biddinger
Detour
Blue Mountain House Debris Cleared Ahead of New Building
A dozen workers have sifted ashes and carted away rubble at Blue Mountain House, signaling imminent construction. The cleanup is expected to finish within two weeks as observers anticipate a building project this season.
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Blue Mountain
Bethesda man hanged himself near Concord home
Richard Pyles of Bethesda district Montgomery county ended his life Saturday morning. His body was found hanging from a limb of a tree near his home at Concord. He was 65 years old and a widower. He is survived by one child.
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Richard Pyles
Bethesda
Montgomery County
Concord
Holl
Covington Resigns As Congressman September 30
Governor Goldsborough announced Covington has forwarded his resignation to take effect September 30. The message states the action was advised and will conclude the congressional tenure.
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Covington
Goldsborough
Ulg
No More Asthma and Hay Fever Guarantee Ad
Dr Rudolph Schiffmann announces a 50 cent Asthmador package promises immediate relief or money back. The druggist will refund if not satisfied. buyers are sole judges under a full guarantee. Available through Modern Pharmacy and direct from Dr Schiffmann St Paul Minnesota.
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Rudolph Schiffmann
R. Schiffmann
St. Paul
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