Picnic at Mill Haven Shookstown features temperance program
Second annual Mill Haven picnic near Shookstown drew about 800 attendees. Yellow Springs Band led a procession to the woods, with speeches by Rev. S. A. Kipe and Rev. J. B. Gongo on temperance and prohibition. Sunday services at Mill Haven Bethel Church followed, with local families and visitors from Frederick, Baltimore, and Carroll counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roogewood
Mill’ Haven
Ower
Agiool
Yellow Springs
Masers
Raymond
Reeder
William Gonso
Arthur
Oscar Schultz
David
Simon Kipp
Charles
N. “Reeder
S.A. Kipe
Gonso
Manale
Mildred Stup
L. F. Murray
Uniontown
Carroll County
Mill-Haven
Bethel
Church of God
Edgewood
Kipe
Ollie Stup
Beckle Hamilton
Frederick
the Bethel
Harmony Grove visit and Mt Airy Fair notes
Frederick residents HANBONVILLE and Lautz visited Mrs. Lulu Ramsburg of Harmony Grove on Friday. Nellie Haines spent Tuesday and Wednesday with relatives in Frederick and Braddock. Miss Galje Ramsburg spent the past week with Miss Bessie Steiner at Watersville with her sister Mrs. Calper. They visited Mt. Airy Fair, returning Sunday morning. Mr. and Mrs. W. Ramsburg visited their son Roy Ramsburg and family. Keefer Grosanickle attended the Mt. Airy Fair on Saturday. Melvin Ramsburg of Baltimore spent a few days with his parents Mr. and Mrs. E. K. Ramsburg. Mr. and Mrs. Hicks Miller and daughter Myrtle spent last Tuesday with Nathaniel Wachter and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Luke's Lutheran ‘Church
St. Luke’s Church
Jonathan Stup
Urbana
Mary King
Frederick
C. E Feagan
C. E Feagan and Family. —Mixy Mabel Blessing
Baltimuore
Claude Hargett
Slesex Belle Zimmerman
Carrie Cronie
Maud Hoffmaster
Church Hill
C. Zimmerman
Cleveland Arnold
Lecketts
J. C. Zimmerman
Samuel Hargett
Hutchins
Lisbon
Claude Culler
Baltimore
H. F. Stelmer
Sainnue Hargett
Milton Houck
McKaig
Shis
Milton Cutsall
Warren
Saylor
Meredericks
Wnt
Matloon
George A. Stockman
Raymond
Claude
Wachter
Gas House Road
Charles Lambert and Son
Washington
Loe Oe
Mor
MiNard Kemp
J. H. Eastergay
Charles. Finnyfrock
C. E. Fenga
Geo. H. ‘Trundle
Stone Harbor
N. J
Burkittsville
Nhcales
Myersville
Archig
A. Thomas
Brunswick
C.N. Trundle
Lanner
Middletown
Pies Ranneberger
Calvin ‘Harper
Keefer Grosanickle
Mt. Airy
Melvin Ramsburg
E. K. Ramsburg
Hicks Miller
Myrtle
Nathaniel Wachter
Lewis Winkleman
William Poote
Nockville
Grayson Musser
Walkersville
Betttie Boteler
West Patrick Street
Hartmore
Philadelphia
Harry’ Boteler
South Street
Charles M. Strickler
York, Pa
Eleanor G. Carty
East Patridge Street
Clifford T. Sappington
East Patrick Street
Taneytown Ouly
Louisy
Phobus
Us City
Mary Cortney
Dayton
Ohio
George
Wyn. Hauer
Charles W.F. Cashour
East Third Street
Jancy Herring
East Church Street
George Roberts
Shookstown
A. Bennett
Raymer
S. ‘T. Raymer
Myeraville
Charles’ F. Rothenhoefer
Melvin Shank
Sykogville
Bessie Rinehart
Irving Lazenby
Local Folks Visit Relatives in Maryland and D.C.
Miss Nellie Hargett returns home after weekend with Miss Gertie McCullough of Washington DC. Mrs. Edgar Vincent visited a few days with Mrs. Fred Rice near Darnestown. Mrs. Shipley returns to Baltimore after month with Mrs. White at Barnesville Comus and Rose Snyder. Miss Laura Johnson and others visited Mrs. Kanade of Middlebrook. Miss Bertha Shaw returned home from Colesville after a few days with Mrs. J C Snyder. Miss Lola Hargett from Washington visits aunt Mrs Albert Hargett and Mrs. Stevens Smoots and son in Washington area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie, Hargett
Gertle McCullough
Washington, D. C
Edgar Vincent
Fred. Rice
Darnestown
Shipley
Baltimore
White
Barnesville
Comus
Snyder
Mr. Airy
Rose Snyder
Glyde
J. C. Snyder
Lola Hargett
Washington
Albert Hargett
Stevens Smoots and Son
Rain Ends Destructive Drought in Washington County
All day rain broke a long drought in Washington County saving corn and late potatoes while fruits, vegetables, and fall pastures benefited. Early potato crop, nearly ruined, shows signs of recovery. widespread crop damage described as severe but improving with rainfall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington County
The Case of L. L. Cantelou and a Remedy Ad
An old advertisement fragment touts Chamberlain s Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as a cure for chronic bowel complaints. It claims a wife was relieved after months of illness and a seven cent bottle achieved complete recovery, with sales by local merchants noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gia
All Chalera
Purely Personal Notices From Hanover Pa. Visitors List
Purely personal notes list residents visiting relatives or traveling. Individuals include Miss Mabel Kintsing in Hanover visiting Mrs Belen Klein, Mrs Betttie Boteler on trips to Hartmore and Philadelphia, Mr Harry Boteler visiting Baltimore and Philadelphia, and many others visiting Baltimore, York, Philadelphia, Atlantic City, and Columbus area. Multiple names show travel to Philadelphia, Baltimore, Atlantic City, and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Kintsing
Hanover
Belen Klein
Peter H. Bussard
Middletown
Earl Zeigler
Atlantic City
German Artillery In New War Image Across Belgiu
A noisy wartime image shows German artillery marching over rugged terrain en route to Belgium. The photograph, described as first to reach America, depicts troops and mountain cannon in motion amid battlefield dust and smoke. In local notes, Rev Mawand and Mrs Hench return from vacation to Cavetown and Leitersburg, with plans to resume duties August 30. Visitors Arthur Vickery and Richard Drenton, both Panama officials on leave, stay with John W Quynn, a former canal engineer now hosting acquaintance gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mawand
Hench
Cavetown
Washington
Panama
John W. Quynn
Quynn
May King committed to Mone Vue Hospital
May King was committed to Mone Vue Hospital for treatment by Magistrate C. E. Miers. Constable S. T. Cahill took her to the institution. Mr. and Mrs. David Wirtz of Gaithersburg Montgomery County had been visiting. The new Mayor and Council plan to enter office and consider codifying ordinances. a possible charter movement may follow. Rain disrupts canning industry as weather prevents corn cutting and slows factory work awaiting sun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunewick
May -King
Monevue
C. E. Miers
S.T. Cahill
Brunswick
David Wirtz
Gaithersburg
Montgomery
T. Cahill
J. J. Winger
J.harrison
Fishing Reports Across Rivers Warn of Muddy Conditions
For Ike Walton's Disciples at Michael's Mill Buckeys Town Dam the Monocacy is very muddy and rising. The Potomac is muddy at Brunswick. Bass fishing is spoiled for the next ten days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael’s Mill
Buckeystown Dam
Potomac
Brunswick
Braddock Building deals in county property transfers
Business in the Courts notes Braddock Building and Developing Company of Frederick County transferring a lot at Braddock Heights to Thomas C. Harbaugh for 1 ate. Berbert Moore and wife transfer real estate in the county to Berkley D. Phillips and wife for 15. Colt and Dixon Packing Co. transfers to B. and O. RR Co. and H. and Tram way Co. real estate in the city for 260. Charles 111. Stunikie and wife transfer four properties in the county for 5. MARRIAGE LICENSES list Harry G. Wolfe 26 and sidon A. Devilbiss 29, both of Union Bridge. Dante B. Kample 21 of Frederick and Catherine R. Larry 18 of Port Rock, Md. Jane Lovers 31 and Jenkins 21, both colored, of Flint Ri. Guardian appointment Roy Z. Thomas named as Nosebelle Biser's guardian. Inventory of Howard & Eichelberger estate filed after decedent’s death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock Building and Developing Company
Frederick County
Thomas C. Harbaugh
Braddock Heights
Berbert Moore
Berkley’ D. Phillips
Colt and Dixon Packing Co
O. RR. Co
H. and Tramway Co
City
Charles
Stunikie
Edgar T. Stunkle
Cunty
Harry G. Wolfe
Sidon A. Devilbiss
Union Bridge
Dante B. Kample
Fredérick
Catherine
R. Larry
Port Rock
Janes’ Lovers
Ind ‘ Jenkins
Poth
Flint Ri
Skipped Board Bill Leads to Arrest of Dalrymple
A Baltimore warrant charged George Dalrymple with skipping a board bill of 42 dollars owed to Mrs Anderson West. Dalrymple, described as a familiar street and ball game figure, claimed ties to Morris Iron and Steel, though company records did not confirm this. He left for Baltimore Sunday. Deputy Smith later seized the warrant when taking William Creaps to the House of Correction, hoping to locate Dalrymple there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Smith
Baltimore
George Dalrymple
New
York
Mra
Anderson
West
Darympte
Dalrymple
Morris
Druggist Sells Howard's Specific at Half Price
Druggist A L Pearre explains the half price sale of Dr Howard's specific for constipation and dyspepsia. He guarantees satisfaction and offers refunds if not cured. He notes many customers have bought it at 25 cents and reports no returns. The deal invites those with digestive or liver trouble to try the product now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L.pearre
A. L. Pearre
Dr. Howard
Dr. Howard ‘Cos
Sam
Also Mentioned on This Page
THE
COUT
J. F. McKinna
Charles E. Craver
W. Wastler
Charles ©. Craver
Bradley Stallang
William
Frank Bell
George Bartsis
Harvey Wastler
George Wastler
Mabel
Hear
Russell Lewis
Middletown Valley
Robert L. Tyler
Fergaville
Ares
Kurtis i
Culler
Wads
Mary E. Culler
Messya
Paul
Beird
Arthur Culler
Hanbonville
L. L. Cantelou
William D. Zimmerman
Douglass
D. EB. Kefriver Teave
New York City
Kefnuver
New York
Militnery
Mable Moyer
Perkasie
R. FE. Delaplaine
Elm
Moyer
Cuest
McLaughlin
Mason Dixon
John, A. Ditz
Xenia
Springfield
Yellow
Springs
Effie Miter
Xenta
Belgium
American Press
Ike Walton
A.day’e
Office of
Circuit and
Orphane’ Court
Onvitan
Roy
Z. Thomas
Nosebelle ‘Biser
Howard &, Eichelberger
Geo. Dalrympte
Frederick Gas and Electric Dept
Hagerstown and Frederick Railway Co
East
Patrick Street
Market ‘Street
Harry G. Dorsey & Co
North Market
Fred
Fréderick
Fredk
Fréd’k
Fred'k
Sherim Real Estate, Loans and Insurance
Court Street
Frederick, Md
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!