PURELY PERSONAL social notes from Frederick Virginia
PURELY PERSONAL items list social calls and visits around Frederick. Names include Mr. and Mrs. Charles PL Seeger Mrs. Hunichen Captain and Mrs. Wood P Johnson Lillie Als Mary Hane Lila Smith Wm PB Morsell Wm Delashmutt George E. Smith Margaret Violet Smith Martha Smith Miss Margeret Brengle Luciad Falconer Elmer G Balling Lulu Hunichen Rev Dr C D Kidner J Rev Mr Barnes Catherine Susan Grove Edward Grove James Grove Grace Israel Kitty Rosa Elizabeth Keller Allen Sherald Elizabeth Grove L C Kane and family and many other friends visit or return from trips with scenes at homes churches and venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles PL Seeger
West Patrick ‘Street
Margaret Brengle
St. Louis
Mary Brengle
Joseph Brengle
Baltimore
Luciad Falconer
New, Market
Elmer G' Balling
Dill Avenue
J. Rev
Frederick
Grove White
Kansas City
Catherine
Susan Grove
Edward Grove
Stevens City
Jamies Owen Wrightson
West River
East Church Street
Elzabeth Grove
Washington, D
W. C. Keller
Buckeystown
George Best
Waraid
Grace
South Market Street
Aga
Niagara Falls
Kitty Rosa
Stevens’ City
Elizabeth Keller
Juceystown
Airs
Allen Sherald
West Church Street
Bertitée
Catherine Kiracofe
Catherine, Buygold
Park Hall
L. C. Kane
Akron
New City
Raymond Etzler
Jotn Etzler
New York
Lilian Keller
Elmer Zimmerman
Roy Zimmerman
Walkeraville
Grove Strine wedding at Church of the Brethren parsonage
Harry Baker Grove and Eleanor Katharine Strine of Frederick were married Wednesday evening at the Church of the Brethren parsonage on Hast Patrick Street by Rev. J. Karts Gitte. The ceremony followed traditional vows and was attended by family members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grovestrine
Harry Baker Grove
Eleanor Katharine Strine
Frederick
Church of the Brethren
Patrick
J. Karts’ Gitte
Neta S
Cool August Ends With Low Rainfall And Unusual Warmth Drop
The month yielded the coolest August in years with a high of 96 and a low of 50, total precipitation under 1.5 inches, few storms, and heavy dews. July was the hottest with 102 degrees, while forecasts predict a rainy spell and a September that may bring frosts and variable temperatures across regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Market Street
Palm Beach
Gum-Mer
Frederick County
Weather Bureau
Washington
Maryland
South Dakota
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Lower
Michigan
Gulf Coast
Rocky Mountains
Mississippi River
Kansas
Missouri
Olio Valey
St. Michael's Day
Funerals Held for Mrs Ann Welty and Katie Ragion
The funeral for Mrs. Ann Welty was held at her daughter's home on West Fifth Street with Rev. Dr U S G Rupp officiating. Interment followed at Mt Olivet Cemetery with grandsons and nephews as pallbearers. Katie Ragion, colored, was buried at Greenmount Cemetery after a service officiated by Rev J W Townes. Thomas P. Rice served as funeral director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann BR. Welty
Mace
Frank Sheffield
West Fifth -Street
U.S. G. Rupp
Raymond
Franklin Welty
Mehrl Moberly
Levi Moberly
Lewis Moberly
Millard Nusz
Katie Ragion
Baptist
J. W. Townes
Gmsiore Batley
William Raton
du Wall Water
Oscar Crawford
Thos, Willams
Robert Henderson
Greenmount
Cameery
Thomas P. Rice
Among the Sick: Brengle Confined After Injury
Mr. Charles Brengle, 19, of Weat South Street, remains bedridden after injuries. Dr. C Goodell returns from Asbury Park where he sought rest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Brengle
Weat South Street
Goodell
Asbury Park
Fragmentary Names List Yielding No Clear Event
A scraped OCR fragment lists multiple individuals including Ramsburg, Daniel Baker, Wm. G. Baker, H. Conley, M. D. Co. M. Thomas, P. L. Hargett, Kefauver, Newman, J. D. Baker, J. H. Gambrill Jr., Thos. H. Haller, and H. D. Baker with no explicit action, date, or context. The readable portion offers only a roster-like string of names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John 5. Ramsburg
Daniel Baker
Wm. G. Baker
H. Conley
M. D. Co
M. Thomas
P. L. Hargett
D. BE
Kefauver
John
Newman
J. D. Baker
J. H. Gambrill, Jr
Thos. H. Haller
H. D. Baker
Heights Service Speaker Dr C E Weller at Hood College
Rev Dr C E Weller acting president Hood College to speak at Heights prayer service tomorrow evening at 7 30 in the auditorium. Expect record turnout with W W Doub leading and Prof George Edward Smith directing music. Additional services planned for September 7 and 14 with speakers to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Weller
Hood College
W. W. Doub
George Edward Smith
AY Krone
Myersville
America
Jesu
Wehler
Mizpah
Negro Held For Tire Theft In City Court
Mason D. White was fined 5 dollars by Justice Alban Wood after arrest by Officer Speak for failing to observe the road rules at Patrick and Market streets. H. B. Cooper of Clarksburg West Virginia, arrested by Deputy Charles W. Smith for reckless driving and fined 5 dollars by Justice Wood. M. Hartman of Annapolis Maryland, arrested by Deputy Smith for speeding and fined 25 dollars. Harrison Middleton colored, Frederick, arrested by Deputy Sheriff Runkles for larceny of an automobile tire from the All American Garage. given a preliminary hearing and released on $100 bail pending grand jury action at September term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason D. White
Patrick
Market Streets
Alban Wood
Cooper
Clarksburg
W. Va
Charles W. Smith
Jusice Wood
M. Hartman
Annapolis
Labor Day Observed With Parks And Closures In Frederick
Labor Day will be a big holiday in Frederick with banks closed and post offices observing holiday hours. Major local employers like Frederick Tron and Steel Company and Frederick City Abattoir will close, while OxFibre Brush and Brick Works stay open. Amusement parks at Braddock Heights and nearby attractions will operate with crowds expected. Prof. Henry Ward Pearson, former Hood College music director, departs for Chicago to become dean at Illinois College for Women in Jacksonville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bank
Postoffice
Denverlea
Plenice
Frederick
Braddock Heights
Plcnickars
Ely
Frederick Tron and Steel Company
Frederick City
OxFibre Brush Company
Wil
Brick Works
Union Knitting Milla Willlso
Hraddock Heights
Frederick County
Illinois College
Henry Ward Pearson
Conservatory of Music
Hood College
Chicago
Pearson
Illinois College For Women
Jacksonville
Jacksonville College
Mia
Missea
Dorothea
Eleanor
Prof. Pearson
Georgette Blouses Arrive In Grays Pink and Blue
This week a shipment of Georgette blouses arrives in gray pink and blue tones. Styles described as sheer alluring and dainty are priced at 6.50 and 7.00 dollars. Sold by John D. Hendrickson.
Stolen Ford Touring Car Found Near West All Saints Street
Howard Taylor of North Market reported a Ford touring car missing from Brad lock Heights last night. Officer Hann found the car about 3 am on West All Saints' street in good condition aside from broken brakes. Taylor and family had been at the Heights and the auto was taken while he briefly left for the dancing pavilion. The car was returned to town with Mr. Taylor arriving via F V Staub's vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Taylor
North Market
Bradlock Heights
Hann
All Saints
Taylor
the Heights
F. V. Staub
Last Open Air Service by Leaders' Bible Class
The Leaders' Bible Class conducts the last open air song service of the season on Sunday August 31 at 7 pm at the intersection of South and Carroll streets. The event caps July and August meetings across the city with a program of singing and speaking. J. T. Morris, former Baltimo rian and Leader's Class member, will speak and C A Gilson will deliver an address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
Carroll Streets
J. T. Morris
Local notes from TJambville and surrounding towns
Mrs Lynn Hyatt spent a day in Ellcott City with sister Mrs Pickett. Dr C W Montgomery of Washington visited his brother J T Montgomery for several days. Mrs Thelma Hyatt returned home after a week in Baltimore. Mrs Norah Davie visits Fountain Mills with sister Mia Baker and family. Master Edward Dean of Washington visiting grandmother Mrs Len Mussetter. Mrs Edward Raines and young son visit daughter Mrs O Hyatt. Alice Montgomery returned home after visiting Kent Island. Little Miag Clara Miller on the sick list but slightly improved. Mrs Amana Moxley and Mrs Nora Davis spent Wednesday with Mrs A B Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn Hyatt
Ellcott City
Mrs. Pickett
C. W. Montgomery
Washington
J.T. Montgomery
Thelma Hyatt
Baltimore
Norah Davie
Fountain Mils
Mia
O- Baker
A. K. Williams
Norfolk
Edward
Dean
Len, Mussetter
Edward Raines
O. Hyatt
Alice Montgomery
Kent Island
Clara Miller
Local notices and ads mix in Frederick Maryland reel
Local notices announce a varied mix of ads and small political appeals in Frederick Maryland._Items include a controversial life insurance bet by LEWIS R DERTZBAUGH, a Republican slate mention from DR C F GOODELL, a rental offer on 809 North Market street, a public sale of live stock and farming implements by J F Leather, a junk buyers notice by RELIABLE JUNK COMPANY, a tailoring notice by EDW JAMES, a sale of a property at College Park by NOAT KE, a switch making notice by CRAMER & SON, a sale of socks and hens by RAMSBORG, and meat at GITTINGER'S GROCERY._
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carty
Opera House
Stenne
Mary Pickford
Charlie Chaplin
C. BE. Cline Star
seaseHime
the Mighty
Marigold Olond Gas Co
Sile
John N. Clary
International
Mills
Katherine Grove
H. Haller
W. F. Leather
Reliable Junk Co
Victor Records
Storm & Shinley
J.D. Hendrickson
U. E. Patrick
Markwood D.’ Harp
R. Dertzbaugh
Dr. Goodell
SOK News+Post
J. F. Leather
Hyattstown
Thurston
Reliable Junk Company
East Fifth Street
Paper Ensilage cutters offered for immediate delivery
Carload of paper ensilage cutters of various sizes available for immediate delivery via W Leslie Shafer Middletown. Also notices travel and rental plans including summer apartments on Heights T. Grayson H Staley Frederick Md handles inquiries. Local festival planned August 30 in Yellow Springs school yard for Sunday school benefit. Charles Mayer York Pa will be in Srederiak September 1 for piano tuning and repair. orders via 205 East Second Street or phone 683 R.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Leslie’ Shafer
Middletown
Heights
Nibrah House
Grayson H. Staley
Frederick, Md
Jennie A. Harbin
Yellow Springs
Charles H. Mayer
York
Srederiak
East Second Street
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the Daily News
Washington, D. C
Hymeneas
Weske
Ns’ National Bank
Citizens’ National Bank
Frederick, MN
Capital
WM. G. Zimmerman
Samuel G. Duvall
Asat
Cashier
Joseph McDivit
Penton Harris
Byron E. Harley
América
Fillmore
Lucrezia Borgia Berit Ev Sewnet
Tobant
Bolo
Holy City
Adam
Suppo
Equest
Federal Guards
Oa Ook Qiawoo
Harrison Middleton
Mecca
Joan D. Hendrickson
KTM
John D. Hendrickson
Orr
Tjambville
Lewis R. Dertzbaugh
Rederick
Senate
C. F. Goodell
Markwood D. Harp
Pythian Cattle Building
James
Merchant Tailor
W. Patrick
College Park
Noat KE
Cramer & Son
West South Street
Ramsborg
Gittinger's Grocery
Washington Cottage
Maryland Avenue
York City
J. H. Schmidt
Poultry and Eggs
W. Paul Etzler
East Patrick Street
I, & F. Railway
Ware's Fine Cakes
Gittinger’s Grocery
Potts & Griffin
AutomObIle
Walkersville
Real Estate and General Insurance
Court Bt
Casualty Insurance
Life Insurance
Thomas P.rim
Materate
Thomas P.rice
Fraderick, MD
Eugene H. Albaugh
Joan Soll
Lyx
Colon
Ald Linds
Avent
American Sure Company
Albaugel
Masager
Rao
Hamilton Avenue
State Road
Pomsession
Real Estate, Mortough and Tnyertee Company
Ty Cs
Weat Patrick ‘St
N. Jolliffr
Pike
Watkereville
Bruiseswick
Xeantite
Buckeyatown
W. N. Jolie
West Church St
Ed Ag
Noah E. Cramer
James Mi
Cranes
N. E. Cramer
BON
Pee de Hess
Dore Ae
Market M
Weagaville
High School
Patrick Street
Din Ave
Grayson H, Mercur
Pythian Castle Bldg
Room Frederick, Md
Lewis R. Deatzbaugh
Pythian Castle
Modern Life Insurance
Continental Life Insurance
Wilmington
Del
Orvica
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