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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 30, 1923

Page

3

No Clues Found In Middletown Home Robberies

Six Middletown homes were raided between 2 and 4 30 am with jewelry watches rings and cash taken about 800 in value. Deputy Smith found no clues though investigators believe a clue will soon surface. Homes of Rev A E Cooper John W Bussard Walter Beachley Frank Danner Charles B Danner and Henry Magaha were entered through first floor windows.

Middletown A. E. Cooper Lutheran Church John W. Bussard Walter Beachley Frank Danner Charles State Welfare Emory L. Coblentz

Auto jack foiled in attempt to steal machine

Lewis Hardy of Pleasant city reported an attempted auto theft Wednesday evening around 8 o clock. The thief fled after Hardy found a man in the car near the Market Space by the City Opera House. Officer John Tassebrecht is investigating the incident for Frederick police.

Lewis Hardy John Tassebrecht

Loys August 30 residents host visitors from several states

The item lists visits and gatherings by Loys residents with relatives in Camden New Jersey Washington DC Baltimore Han cock Pa Brooklyn New York and Pulaski Virginia. Families including Ball Boothe Beitler Steward Smith Fisher Keitholtz Long Summer Kenney Umberger and Lottie Smith are mentioned along with trips and homecomings after summer visits.

Alice Fisher Brooklyn New York M. F. Fisher Maurice Keitholtz Win Long John W. Summer Calvin, Kenney Lottie Smith Walkers

Animal pattern handkerchiefs charm fashion notes

An article notes imitation binehe lace featuring animal patterns such as elephants dogs cats and butterflies as a favored handkerchief decoration. It describes a man finish handkerchief for women with a border of woven cord in color on white linen.

Violet Regal Crowned Miss San Francisco in City Contest

Violet Regal age 19 wins a city wide contest to represent the Golden Gate at the National Beauty Tournament in Atlantic City P. She aims for a film career and the pageant titlebloomed into a citywide triumph.

San Francisco Violet Regal Golden Gate Atlantic City P. S

Social World Lawn Social honors cousin from Mechanicsburg

A lawn social at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Oliver A. Huffer in Burkittsville honored their cousin George S. Sigler of Mechanicsburg Pennsylvania on Thursday August 23. A long list of attendees included Amelia Lewis Malcolm Magaha Orpha Jehalt and many others. A separate note mentions a Friday August 24 birthday surprise party for Mrs Sundays at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clinton I Sunday with guests enjoying music games dancing and refreshments.

Oliver A. Huffer Burkittsville George S. Sigler Mechanicsburg Amelia Lewis Malcolm Magaha Orpha Jehalt Jesse Stup Edna Fulmer Glenn Brandenburg Homer Grimm Martha Kefauver Vernon Abalt Viola Holter Carl DeGrange Grace Zecker Raymond Cook Susan Clop Samuel Burtner Catherine Abait Walter Thrasher Naem Remsburg Ernest Pflefer Virginia Young Austin Hale Margaret Boyer Rene Burier Margaret Sigler Wilmer Suifer Gaye Zecker Floyd Hutzel Nina Miller Wilmer House Raymond Beachley Claude Beachley Floyd Stine Grayson Palmer Raymond Sufer Eugene Huffe MebLr K. Beachley Julia Anhalt Charles Remsburg Floyd Ahalt Leroy Poffenberger John Arnold Helen Stockman Elizabeth Magaha Blessing Boyer Pauline Zecker William Allen Marie Gaver Bruce Biser Olive Roelke Nellie Magaha Floyd Zecker Ethel Palmer Roy Biser Henry Keller Leach Ifert Arthur Guyton Ralph Michael John Reineche Lee Kefauver William Beachley Donald Willard Clara Reineche Frances Slifer Mary Reineche Lloyd Ahalt Harold Ahalt Rasche Coblentz Catherine Miller Alver Taong Austin Beachley Mildred Ahalt Paul Zecker Josephus Huffer Sallie Marker Henry Lakin Gladys Brown Noah Burtner Julia Stun Vanora Stockman George Stup Athehe Beachley Eugene Hemp Bessie Brown Ira Remsburg Carrie Huffer Irma Huffer Anna Huffer Clara L Huffer Robert Kirby Garland Huffer Mildred Wade Newton Bear Amos Robert Emory Sarah Ahalt Donald Stockman Marshall Ahalt Claude Ahalt Paul Stockman Clarence Huffer Ahalt Howard Huffer Oliver Huffer Clinton I C. R Harry Cramer Charles Staler Grayson Ramsburg George W. Ro Rhoderick Allen Harper Willam Insor Edward Buardette F. J. Stull Friar Sadie Cramer Pennsylvania P. D. Stull William Shoemaker Foor Baltimore Evelyn Shoemaker Elsie Kehne Amnle Witter Zoe Holtz Valjleta Holtz Nellie Holtz Bertie Holtz Norma Ramsburg Ethel Rameburg Ruth Kehne Lilian Yarper Louise Stup Alice Kethortz Hulda Stull Charlotte Ramsburg Dulcie Burdette Ldna Eusor Mildred Ramsburg Pauline Burdette Dorothy Crise Myrtle Ramsburg Viola Staley Tune Staley Nellie Witter Beatrice Staley Frances Harper Katherine Sunday Rebecca Sunday Messrs Earl Bell Ralph Cramer Melkie Staley Landis Summers Steliig P. Stull Edward W. Stull Maynard Harper Guy R. Cramer Harold H. Sunday Spencer Ramsburg Frank Sparmer George Stull Darrell Kehne Harold Staley Glenn Burdette Harold Ramsburg Lewis D. Sunday

Maryland Families Use Billions Of Soap Last Year

Maryland households consumed about 2.0 pounds of soap per person for washing selves last year and spent roughly 3.2 million dollars per family on cleanliness. The annual soap bill to keep folk clean totals about 250 million dollars with 149 billion pounds used nationwide. Proctor and Gamble supplied the figures for the year ending June 30, 1923.

Maryland Sami O Proctor and Gambe Company

Democrats Picnic Draws Wide County Attendance

A large crowd from all county sections attended the Democratic picnic at Worthington Springs near Frederick Junction under the Women’s Democratic Club of Frederick County led by Mrs. C Will Sout. Candidates on the county ticket attended and remarks were delivered by several leaders. The event included games and a fried chicken repast and ran from 1 to 6 pm.

Women's Democratic Club Frederick County C. Will Sout Worthington Spings Monoesey Frederick Junction William J. Grove D. C. Winebrewer McGill Belt Alton Y. Reurett Leonard ¢. Barrick Douglass Jones Ste Democratic County Central Committee Winchester Hall East Church Street Mountaindale

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