PURELY PERSONAL. Frederick county visitors and travels
A long list notes Miss Bansie Dixon of Cumberland visiting Misa Mamye Zellers. Mr. Lester A. Toms on East Second street in Washington. many relatives and friends traveling or visiting in York Pa., Coffeyville Kansas, Emory Grove, Boston, New York, and other places. Several residents return from trips to Williamsburg, Frederick, and Linganore Hills Inn with extended mentions of family and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bansie Dixon
Cumberland
Misa Mamye Zellers
Lester A. Toms
East Second Street
Washington
Harry 0. Davilbisa
Taola
Eanens
S. D. Devilbias
Walkersville
Charles F. Steck
New Jersey
Mollie Moberly
Walker & Bennett
York
Horace Clarke
Mobile
Als
Roger Motter
Washington, D. C
Isabel Kreh
West Third Arrest
Connecticut
Laura Getzandanner
Paul Brown
Bt. Louta
Thomas GO. Clark
Misa Sheeler
Doroughty
Frank Lowerweir
William H. Cullimore, Jr
Olivia Maupin
Julia F. Maupin
Baltimore
Horace Winter
May V. Frey
Margaret B. Gladman
John H. Hinton
Obsries E. Hood
Deborah Wood
Brief Bits and Dated Sayings From a Past Page
Short, fragmentary items note days shortening by two minutes daily, contrast Georgia watermelons with lynchings, a rural proverb about no count mule, a pep talk about home life improving health and cheer, a seasonal toast reference, and a playful line about advertising driving bargains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
United States
Eben
Catootin Clarion
Olsrion
Sugar corn packing plants employ thousands in Frederick area
The county’s sugar corn harvest brings a vast, growing workforce. About 1,500 work at Frederick City factories with 1,000 more in Buckeystown Walkersville and Adamstown plants. Total can output nears 4.5 million. Monocacy Valley and Colt-Dixon facilities expand with new equipment and night shifts. Yellow Springs Band visits Frederick, serenading THz News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esesson
Buckeystown
Walkersville
Adametown
G. W. Speak
Col
Charlen E. Trail
Taz News
Frederick City Packing Company
Rosenstock Bros
Colt-Dixon Packing Company
Monocacy Valley Josuning Company
Walkeraville
Charles W. Roas, Jr
Adamstown
Buckeystown Packing Company
Iso
Picnics, dances, and church succession in area events
The Loyal Temperance Legion of Middletown plans a Braddock Heights picnic on Tuesday afternoon August 30. St Anthony's Mount St Marys community holds a big picnic Wednesday August 31 with dancing and a Frederick orchestra. A Hyattstown baseball picnic August 31 features Dickerson and Adamstown games. Fr Francis E Craig is to be succeeded at St Johns Church by Albert B Smith, ordained Monday in Baltimore Cathedral by Cardinal Gibbons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loyal Temperance Legion
Middletown
Braddock Heights
St. Anthony’s Church
Mt. St. Mary’s
Hyattstown
Dickerson
Adamstown
Hyattatowno
Frederick
Father Craig
Francis E. Craig
Ser. John’s Catholic Church
Albert B. Smith
Baltimore Cathedral
Cardinal Gibbons
Fr. FE. Craig
Hart While Cycling Victim Injured in Montgomery Ride
Mr. Melvin Watkins of this city sustained serious injuries while cycling during a vacation at his parental home in Montgomery county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hart
Melvin Watkins
Montgomery County
Sale at Fair Grounds Monday Noon
Auctioneer Cspt. Walter Saunders will sell a lot of fine horses for Mr. Carlos M. de Garmendis at the Fair Grounds Monday at noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cspt
Walter Saunders
Carlos M. de Garmendis
Memorial Tablet in Frederick Courthouse Honoring Judges
The Frederick county D A R resolves to erect a bronze memorial table for twelve judges who repudiated the British Stamp Act. Created by New York artist Paul Captret, the tablet features names, an inscription, and D A R insignia. It will be unveiled November 23 on the north wall of the circuit court chamber amid planned ceremonies with Governor Warfield and other officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Daughters of the American Revolution
Paul Captret
New York
Faw
Canery
Circuit Couré Chamber
Governor appoints Colonel Edward Baughman aid to Governor Warfield
Colonel Edward Austin Baughman, pictured above, was named an aid on Governor Edwina Warfield’s staff with the title Colonel. The selection emphasized fitness and personal connections. Baughman, son of General and Mrs. L. V. Baughman of Poplar Terrace, has military training, serves in Company A, Fifth Regiment, MNGA, and studied at Fordham College. He is a horseman and athlete, currently employed in Baltimore with the B&O Railroad passenger department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Austin Baughman
Edwina Warfield
Baughman
Mra. L. V. Baughman
Poplar Terrace
M.N.G
Fordham College
Baltimore
B. & O. Railroad
Social World Dance On Monday Evening
Ann impromptu private dance will be held Monday evening August 29 on the mountain under the auspices of the Qulong class in dancing. Patronsse, scholars and guests of Misa Ritchie's classes in dancing are invited to join the party leaving towe on the 8 o'clock car. BIRTHDAY PARTY. A delightful birthday party was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Murray Wille Derr street in honor of their little daughter Mandy who was five years old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann
Misa Ritchie
Murray Wille
Derr Street
Mandy
Picnic disturbers fined in Yellow Springs case
Harvey Misner and Nicholas Adkins pleaded guilty before Justice Eckstein for disturbing a Sunday picnic at Yellow Springs last Saturday and were released after paying a five dollar fine each. The notice concludes with promotional copy for Tas News Want Ads highlighting value to employers and job seekers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Misner
Nicholas Adkins
Yellow Springs
Justice Eckstein
Taz
Tas _News
Jackson Boy May Recover From Gunshot Wounds
Dr J W Downey of New Market reports Ralph Jackson colored wounded by James Heiser near New Market on Wednesday afternoon, regained consciousness and likely to recover. Also includes Mountain City Mill market quotes for corn oats and wheat with various price per bushel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
J. W. Downey
New Market
Ralph Jackson
James Heiser
Bazar Abandoned By United Fire Co Committee
The bazar committee of the United Fire Co. decided to abandon plans to hold a bazar in November after an Ate meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
United Fire Co
Sunday Religious Services List for Schlevaville Area
Churches across Schlevaville announce Sunday services with times for worship and Sunday school. Evang Lutheran All Saints Epicootel and Grace Reformed schedule morning and evening services. several pastors listed with note of absences. youth and hymn services noted at local venues. special mentions include Harvest Home and Children’s Day plans, with preachers from Thurmont and Milton on the docket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schlevaville
Evangelical Lutheran Church
All Saints‘ Epicootel
Grace Reformed Church
The
Presbyterian Church
T. Freeman Dixon
Balag
Close to Rockville Fair ends with strong turnout
The Rockville Fair closed last night with a well attended final day. Receipts will leave a handsome balance after expenses. Credit for success goes to President David H Warfield, Secretary James T Bagley and Directors Le Offutt Charles Veirs and Robart C Warfield. The Woodstore Band arrived in Frederick and played a fine concert in front of the City Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockville
David H. Warfield
James T. Bagley
le Offutt
Charles Veirs
Robart C. Warfield
Woodstore
Frederick
Olty Hotel
Public Sale and Local Notices Scattered Throughout Frederick
Early sale notes list Edw. James tailor at 4 West Patrick Street offering repairs and goods priced at 15.0. public auction at No. 205 North Market Street for groceries and fixtures. A lawn sale at Frederick City Hospital park next Wednesday features ice cream, cakes, caramel, grab bag for kids. Bananas at 12 cents per dozen. Goodhart’s promises appetizing fare tonight with oysters, deviled crabs and assorted dishes. A lamb strayed from Kolb Bros yard. return advised. Moving pictures’ final show at Braddock Heights tonight at eight. Hotel and restaurant ads note soups, chowders, and bill of fare. A merchant emphasizes necessity of advertising for business success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City Hospital
Explosion at Western Maryland works rocks Patterson Creek area
A three thousand pound dynamite blast at Western Maryland Railroad works near Patterson's Creek Thursday destroyed a shed with dynamite and powder. A spark from a dinky engine is blamed for ignition. The blast wrecked three houses and injured two Beck family members in bed nearby. The shock was felt across Cumberland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Maryland Railroad Works
Patterson’s Creek
Beck
Gumberland
Linwood Camp Hosts Frederick and Woodsboro Visitors
Miss Dessie Saxton and Mr. Benjamin Baxton of Woodsboro join Linwood Camp in Carroll County for tent life. J. M. Byerly George A. Everhart Merry O Kieon of Frederick assist in services. Reverends J. R. Goaringer Inga L. F. Murray Johan F. Saxton from Woodboro direct music under Harry Orritson Is or Beauiat and George A. Everhart leads the choir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linwood Camp
Dessie Saxton
Benjamin Baxton
Woodsboro
J. M. Byerly
George A. Everhart
Merry O Kieon
Frederick
Carroll County
J. R. Goaringer
Inga
L. F. Murray
Johan F. Saxton
Woodeboro
Harry Orritson
Is Or Beauiat
Will of Mrs Frazier Probate Opens in Orphans Court
The will of Mrs Seling M Frazier was filed for probate in the Orphans Court yesterday. She leaves all property to four children T O Frazier Rosetta V Hauer Lola May Duvall and Fannie W Waite to be divided share and share alike. Executors named are her son L T O Frazier and son in law Wilbur H Duvall. Next year city authorities expect more street paying and Waterworks Superintendent Tyerysr is to ensure water mains and service pipes are repaired on blocks likely to be paved so earth can settle properly before paving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frazier
Seling M. Frazier Wee
Orphans’ Court
T. O. Frazier
Rosetta V. Hauer
Lola May Duvall
Fannie W. Waite
L. T. O. Frazier
Wilbur H. Duvall
Tyerysr
Jury Changes Queued for September Term Drawn
Judge John O Motter conducted the jury draw this morning. In Back eystown district Joshua Hoffman replaces G A T Saonffer. Liberty district John E Wagner replaces Milton E Staub. Mechanics town Peter N Gacamaker replaces Martin L Oreager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John O. Motter
Backeystown
Joshua Hoffman
G. A. T. Saonffer
Liberty Diatriot
John E.8. Wagner
Milton E. Staub
Mechanicstown
Peter N. Gacamaker
Martin L. Oreager
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Silas Wright
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Cols Land Ralle
Newtown
Lady Isabel
East Laune
Diat
Brooklyn
Om E
Wassiansom
Tex News
Maryland
L. Moors
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Ita
Urleans
Fradarick
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Tag News
North Markets Street
Bere
E. Austen Bauchean
Mountain City
Sunday Schools and Societies
M. E
L. A. Thirlkeld
Trinity M
Epworth Lengua
Bertha Ridgely
Lafayatta
Indiana
Will Fout
Ralph Bowers
Reformed Sunday School
Calock
Charlen E. Schaefer
Thurmont
George Hines
Milton
Cal
United Brethren Church
C. W. Stinespring
Tourmont
J. E. B. Rice
Tyrone
Ctitizens’ National Bank
John Hendrickson
White
Don
Clinton E. Main
Smain
Bustoesa
North Market Street
Tsiephone
Clinton E. Maln
Newig & Miller
Ewe ‘& Miller
Steckisz
Bhidig & Miller
City Hotel Grill
Hotel Grill
BOFT
B. L. Scaaup
Btsroh, Fc
Oakes Ark
Buasant & Exorr
East Patrick Street
T. Ruppss
West Second Street
Miller & Co
L F. Carter
Damien B. Miougi
Baltimore and Resort
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Capital
Monumental City
California
Sovereign Grand Lodge
San Fransisco
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Soula
Chicago
Memphis
New Orleans
Oregon
Idaho
Assinibois
Alberta
British Columbia
Baltimore and Ohio
George
Rodock & CO
Ds Zn
Sizan Ti Tate
Rodook
A. T. Rice & Sons
A. T. Bion & Bons
North Market Etheers Frederick, MD
H. EB. Peterman
B. Smith
East Church Street
Offios Telephone
WM. CG
Boteler
Baen
Wm S. Miler & Co
E. Patrick Strach
aZsidie
3Rd
Tuscarora
Metropolitan
Arthur White & Bro
Elosotaw SE
Byprstee
Jlidaw-Satathursts
Court Street
Duradee
E. C. Shepherd
George K. Brengle
West Seventh Street
Marisdéma Educational
Betti Thomas
Pee Ladies’ Home School
F. B. Sappington
Ardinieres
B. Bappington
Citizens’ Nat. Bank
Frederick, MD
J.D. Barer
Wa. G. Baxer
H. D. Baxen
Prest
Wa. G. ImamMeErMan
Samu
G. Dovan
James
Merchant Tailor
West Patrick Atret
Goodharvs
North Market
Kefauver Grocery
D. C. Brish
W. H. Bart HoLow
Goodhart's
South Market Street
Kolb Bros
Goodhart
Guy Hotel Grill
St A. P. Marsu
Lc Louis Fair
J. R. England
van Versen Avenue
E. D. Shriner
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