Potomac Public Service Employes Hold Two Day Picnic
The Potomac Public Service Company and affiliates held a two day outing at Braddock Heights with about 800 attendees. Families brought lunch baskets as relief crews organized amusements, contests, bowling, tug of war, and a band. Key executives attended and a group photograph captured a large gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potomac Public Service Company
Braddoct Heights
General Committee On
Groum
Yellow Springs
Lade
Frederick
Winchester
Hagerstown
Frostburg
Martinsburg
Waynesboro
Hagers
Reilly
C. M. Harris
Paul Smith
G. E. Rogers
Bicnic
Man Finds Hidden Gold Treasure on County Road
Lee Sau ser, a 28 year old laborer on the Brownsville Weverton road, uncovered a $20 coin then a tin box buried under a large stone. The box, found with fellow workers nearby in Washington county, contained gold coins from $1 to $20 and possibly more than $10 000 in total. The finder declined to reveal the exact amount, while employer George W Ingram believes the money belongs to the finder. Next week the Cartoon Amusement Co Inc will present Barney Google and Spark Plug at the Opera House with a beauty parade and lavish stage production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Lee Sauser
Brownsville-Weverton
Hauser
Sample Manor
Washington County
Burie
Hauserhart
George W. Ingram
Mr. Ingram
Haser
Cartoon Amusement Co., Inc
Barney Google
Spark Plug
Opera House
Barney Gongle
Broadway
Adam and Eva Jones Seek House in Frederick
Mr. and Mrs. Adam and Eva Jones arrive in the city and plan to buy a home. He opposes politics while she asks if service to the city would be his duty if chosen. They vow to chronicle their adventure daily in The News comic strip titled Adam and Eva.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adam
Eva Jones
Frederick
Jones
Mr. Jones
Adam and Eva
London hospital plays Greek farce in English aid concert
Nurses and students rehearse a Greek tragedy in English at a London hospital concert to raise funds. An elderly spectator asks a puzzled question about Entrépidès and Venizelos, then about Tutankhamun, joking that the man left money to Lord Carnarvon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Lord Carnarvon
New Milk Receiving Station Planned in Frederick
Fredericks to secure another milk receiving station to handle county dairymen. Maryland and Vaughan Producers' Association arranges a 10 000 to 12 000 gallon per day plant to be built by Cannon and Crum beside Charles F. Rothenhoefer on East Seventh Street. Temporary facility ready by October 1 with a permanent $50 000 plant to follow.
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Fredericks
Maryland and Vaughan Producers’ Association
Frederick
O A Jami
L.t.pancoast
Miy
Charles FE. Rothenhoofer
East Seventh Street
Cannon and Crum
Deater
Jefferson Boulevard
Braddock Heights
South Braddock Heights
Maryland
Frederick County
John C. Wagner
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Noah E. Cramer & Son
East Church Street
Oliver T. Wallace Real Estate
Wilmington
Draped Vettes Veils Hover Over Hats in Pageant Shot
Veils drape at each side of the hat and reach the nose tip in a portrait style display. The description focuses on delicate detailing and the poised look of the subject as photographed.
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P.p.s.co.employes
Brownsville
Eva and
ASSN
Greenawalt’s Drug Store Second and Market Sts
Casper E. Cline
BE. H. McBride
Samuel C. Thomas
G. F. Smith
James Houck
Hammond Clary
Eli
Spencer E. Stup
Thomas B. H. Dudrow
F. Smith Hammond Clary
Edgar H. McBride
J. Dutrow
Albert L. Bussard M
Michael
Charles T. Dudderar
Frank V. Staub
Woodward
Washington, D
Essary
Express
Farmers & Mechanics National Bank
Rederick,md
Bank OF
Federal Reses
McCleery’s Jewelry Store
North Market Street
Frederick, Md
Hoover
Mullinix & Bentz the Rug Store
Hoover Deaton
Bliss Electrical School
Washington, D. C
R. H. Buseherd
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